but my question is : L5639 costs about 90$ ,dual 1366 socket motherboard is about 120$
is it worth for mining XPM ??
i think that i only purchase L5639 for mining purpose
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thanks
but my question is : L5639 costs about 90$ ,dual 1366 socket motherboard is about 120$
is it worth for mining XPM ??
i think that i only purchase L5639 for mining purpose
but my question is : L5639 costs about 90$ ,dual 1366 socket motherboard is about 120$
is it worth for mining XPM ??
i think that i only purchase L5639 for mining purpose
has anyone tried Xeon L5639 yet 
is it worth to buy at ~ 90$ ?
is it worth to buy at ~ 90$ ?
Is it a 1366 xeon? Then yeah, it's quite decent.
picture from web
with 10 L5639s (df and oced to 3.6Ghz),how much income from mining XMP
i have a 5639 dualsocket server , running ubuntu 12.04 amd64 primecoin-hp10
and here are my results :
primecoind getmininginfo{
"blocks" : 138481,
"chainspermin" : 46,
"chainsperday" : 3.77730295,
"currentblocksize" : 1000,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 9.82679260,
"errors" : "",
"generate" : true,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"primespersec" : 3931,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"sieveextensions" : 6,
"sievepercentage" : 10,
"sievesize" : 1000000,
"testnet" : false
}
in comparision here is hp10 on cent 6 , dual 2650s :
primecoind getmininginfo{
"blocks" : 138482,
"chainspermin" : 55,
"chainsperday" : 6.34229883,
"currentblocksize" : 1000,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 9.82675713,
"errors" : "",
"generate" : true,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"primespersec" : 6681,
"pooledtx" : 1,
"sieveextensions" : 6,
"sievepercentage" : 10,
"sievesize" : 1000000,
"testnet" : false
}
you can only overclock it in single cpu configuration , not dual socket ! , what do you mean does it worth it , if it is 90$ a month , with current prices , that's unlikely to return the investment . if you are purchasing it , do you need it for any other reason ?
has anyone tried Xeon L5639 yet
is it worth to buy at ~ 90$ ?
is it worth to buy at ~ 90$ ?
Is it a 1366 xeon? Then yeah, it's quite decent.
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with 10 L5639s (df and oced to 3.6Ghz),how much income from mining XMP
Quite a bit, I wouldn't dare to speculate on a quantitative figure. At least a few blocks a day on average. Question is, can you make a return on it, since it looks like (based on the the OS, W7?)these CPUs would be running in 'desktop servers' that you probably purchased.
has anyone tried Xeon L5639 yet
is it worth to buy at ~ 90$ ?
is it worth to buy at ~ 90$ ?
Is it a 1366 xeon? Then yeah, it's quite decent.
picture from web
with 10 L5639s (df and oced to 3.6Ghz),how much income from mining XMP
Sounds like sieving has some kind of diminishing returns. However, does the returns for the primecoin mining overall scales more or less linearly with computing power (e.g., same architecture, higher clock speed)?
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I am not sure if it works anywhere else other than your own account. If it does - I am dead wrong! and would kick myself for turning down a similar offer earlier.
has anyone tried Xeon L5639 yet
is it worth to buy at ~ 90$ ?
is it worth to buy at ~ 90$ ?
Is it a 1366 xeon? Then yeah, it's quite decent.
has anyone tried Xeon L5639 yet
is it worth to buy at ~ 90$ ?
is it worth to buy at ~ 90$ ?
hmm hp10 blows up on my core i7 795 box..
Just fyi, i tracked this down.. some how I added some text to my primecoin.conf file .. I think I had it open and adjusted some info but had some random chrs on one line, so yea this crashed the app.. prob shouldn't do that, but if your seeing something similar maybe look in your config..
The very first Bitcoin investment trust proposal is sitting on SEC's table. Hope it can get approved and goes to the mainstream retail investors:
http://pdf.secdatabase.com/956/0001193125-13-279830.pdf
http://www.secdatabase.com/CIK/1579346/Company-Name/WINKLEVOSS-BITCOIN-TRUST
The regulation might be a good thing as more people and organization can invest in this new type of currency.
If the mining of the XPM is not limited to big whales, and thus less price fluctuation, we will see better adoption of XPM and brighter futures. To most investors, the price fluctuation is risk. Investor does not like risks, and day traders are not investors.
http://pdf.secdatabase.com/956/0001193125-13-279830.pdf
http://www.secdatabase.com/CIK/1579346/Company-Name/WINKLEVOSS-BITCOIN-TRUST
The regulation might be a good thing as more people and organization can invest in this new type of currency.
If the mining of the XPM is not limited to big whales, and thus less price fluctuation, we will see better adoption of XPM and brighter futures. To most investors, the price fluctuation is risk. Investor does not like risks, and day traders are not investors.
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Difficulty is starting to seriously be felt !
Running hp10 since monday morning, found 3 blocks on monday with 20 cores, none today - guess it still comes down to luck
Oh and 2 blocks over the weekend with hp9
Which instance type did you use? I found the c1.xlarge is the most cost effective. By running HP10 the blocks generated can cover 90% of the bill, given I bought the discounted AWS Credit code to fund the running cost, I am still at profit with sizable margin.
None, running it on 3 i7 quads, one xeon octo, 775 quad and an ivy i5 quad xD
There are a couple of types. Some people are reselling the Intel Promo codes (i.e. Power of 60) and you can only use one of those. There are others.
Ah cool, good to know. I think I may have got the wrong one then, which is a bit shit really! Because I use the AWS Credit purchased from ebay - the discount of 50% contributed to the profit margin.
Indeed. Between the PowerOf60 promo and 3 ebay credits (Max I think or maybe by promo) you can get $400 worth of compute time for ~$150. But past that it wont pay for itself 
Edit: Math fix. Could of sworn the PowerOf60 was 200, must be thinking of Azure.
There are a couple of types. Some people are reselling the Intel Promo codes (i.e. Power of 60) and you can only use one of those. There are others.
Because I use the AWS Credit purchased from ebay - the discount of 50% contributed to the profit margin.
Indeed. Between the PowerOf60 promo and 3 ebay credits (Max I think or maybe by promo) you can get $400 worth of compute time for ~$150. But past that it wont pay for itself Edit: Math fix. Could of sworn the PowerOf60 was 200, must be thinking of Azure.
I'm going to be lucky if my free $200 Azure credit makes me $50. 
Because I use the AWS Credit purchased from ebay - the discount of 50% contributed to the profit margin.
Indeed. Between the PowerOf60 promo and 3 ebay credits (Max I think or maybe by promo) you can get $400 worth of compute time for ~$150. But past that it wont pay for itself Edit: Math fix. Could of sworn the PowerOf60 was 200, must be thinking of Azure.
Running hp10 since monday morning, found 3 blocks on monday with 20 cores, none today - guess it still comes down to luck
Oh and 2 blocks over the weekend with hp9
Which instance type did you use? I found the c1.xlarge is the most cost effective. By running HP10 the blocks generated can cover 90% of the bill, given I bought the discounted AWS Credit code to fund the running cost, I am still at profit with sizable margin.
If it only covers 90% of the bill, how are you "still at profit with sizable margin"? And the falling exchange rate certainly isn't helping...
Because I use the AWS Credit purchased from ebay - the discount of 50% contributed to the profit margin.
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