What will happen when I mine a Block?

jme621

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Quote from: TiagoTiago on June 06, 2011, 08:52:43 PM

There is a calculator somewhere for that, you input your hashrate and the current difficulty and it tells you when you will get block for sure, when you got 50% chance of winning and i think a few other points.

I'm not sure where, perhaps you can find it on the wiki? If not, try Google

http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/old_calculator.php

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Quote from: Mobotek on June 06, 2011, 04:03:41 PM

Well ya, I have a Tri Crossfire setup, Im pulling about 900 M/Hash/s Im also have a friend who is helping me with about 400 M/Hash/s ... Any idea how long it would take to see a block?

i hear crossfiring is bad. just mine non-crossfire.

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There is a calculator somewhere for that, you input your hashrate and the current difficulty and it tells you when you will get block for sure, when you got 50% chance of winning and i think a few other points.

I'm not sure where, perhaps you can find it on the wiki? If not, try Google

Mobotek

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Damn... Thanks for the info!

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Quote from: Mobotek on June 06, 2011, 04:03:41 PM

Well ya, I have a Tri Crossfire setup, Im pulling about 900 M/Hash/s Im also have a friend who is helping me with about 400 M/Hash/s ... Any idea how long it would take to see a block?

with 900MH/s, you don't even expect a block every month at current difficulty. You could potentially go months without ever finding a single block while difficulty continually increases.

You are much better off in a pool with only 900-1300MH/s

Mobotek

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Well ya, I have a Tri Crossfire setup, Im pulling about 900 M/Hash/s Im also have a friend who is helping me with about 400 M/Hash/s ... Any idea how long it would take to see a block?

benx009

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If you've set everything up right, then yes... you'd better have a ridiculously powerful ATI gpu though, if you're solo mining... From what I've heard, multi-GPU setups are best.

Mobotek

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So I am solo mining with my GPU, when I actually do stumble upon a block of BTC's how will i know? Will it come up in the Bitcoin.org software that 50BTC's where transferred to me?

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