I've had this cpu collecting dust for some time now...didn't have a cpu cooler till I landed the h60 I'm using.
It should pay for itself over time.
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Thanks guys!
I've had this cpu collecting dust for some time now...didn't have a cpu cooler till I landed the h60 I'm using.
It should pay for itself over time.
I've had this cpu collecting dust for some time now...didn't have a cpu cooler till I landed the h60 I'm using.
It should pay for itself over time.
Will hp9 run as well on ubuntu 12.04 LTS as it does on ubuntu 13.04 ?
Should. I have a few of each and they run at about the same speed. Do you think it'd be faster if I installed ubuntu desktop in my system vs Win 7 64? (I mean if I compile it myself and optimize)
I have an i7 3820...found 1 block in a day so far.
One block a day is very good now. I would not change anything. I have run miners on a variety of different windows and linux machines and the only thing that seems to matter is if it is a 64 or 32 bit OS. 64 bit is much better.
Will hp9 run as well on ubuntu 12.04 LTS as it does on ubuntu 13.04 ?
Should. I have a few of each and they run at about the same speed. Do you think it'd be faster if I installed ubuntu desktop in my system vs Win 7 64? (I mean if I compile it myself and optimize)
I have an i7 3820...found 1 block in a day so far.
Sad to say but finally I can say this: You're bragging you lucky SOB!
I'm kinda jelly of the 3820, only if it's a K series
Will hp9 run as well on ubuntu 12.04 LTS as it does on ubuntu 13.04 ?
Should. I have a few of each and they run at about the same speed. Do you think it'd be faster if I installed ubuntu desktop in my system vs Win 7 64? (I mean if I compile it myself and optimize)
I have an i7 3820...found 1 block in a day so far.
Will hp9 run as well on ubuntu 12.04 LTS as it does on ubuntu 13.04 ?
Should. I have a few of each and they run at about the same speed. Thank you TheSpiral !
Will hp9 run as well on ubuntu 12.04 LTS as it does on ubuntu 13.04 ?
Should. I have a few of each and they run at about the same speed.
Will hp9 run as well on ubuntu 12.04 LTS as it does on ubuntu 13.04 ?
hey guys my wallet dose not update it dose not work at all no matter were i download it can some one help please i am using windows 7 64
It seems there may be issues with the seed nodes again. I'm putting up my own seed node. Try adding this to your primecoin.conf:
Code:
addnode=primeseed.muuttuja.org
Out of curiosity, how does one set up a seed node?
I simply added maxconnections=750 to the config file so that it will be able to handle plenty of connections. Beyond that you'll obviously want a static IP address and some bandwidth.
EDIT: It's not an official seed node. Those are hard-coded into the client. My seed node is more like a backup node.
hey guys my wallet dose not update it dose not work at all no matter were i download it can some one help please i am using windows 7 64
It seems there may be issues with the seed nodes again. I'm putting up my own seed node. Try adding this to your primecoin.conf:
Code:
addnode=primeseed.muuttuja.org
Out of curiosity, how does one set up a seed node?
hey guys my wallet dose not update it dose not work at all no matter were i download it can some one help please i am using windows 7 64
It seems there may be issues with the seed nodes again. I'm putting up my own seed node. Try adding this to your primecoin.conf:
Code:
addnode=primeseed.muuttuja.org
hey guys my wallet dose not update it dose not work at all no matter were i download it can some one help please i am using windows 7 64
JUst started to mine XPM, but I have no idea how to set things up. Downloaded the QT from first post, all synced up, but the only guides I can find seem to go through the command line instead of an exe or a bat/conf file.
Quick Guide! - How to mine Primecoin http://www.ppcointalk.org/index.php?topic=316.0;topicseen
Yeah, I've tried that guide, but there's no console window like cgminer to show me if I'm actually doing anything. My CPU is pegged at 100% though
watch -d 'primecoind getmininginfo'
JUst started to mine XPM, but I have no idea how to set things up. Downloaded the QT from first post, all synced up, but the only guides I can find seem to go through the command line instead of an exe or a bat/conf file.
Quick Guide! - How to mine Primecoin http://www.ppcointalk.org/index.php?topic=316.0;topicseen
Yeah, I've tried that guide, but there's no console window like cgminer to show me if I'm actually doing anything. My CPU is pegged at 100% though
We are taking these for buying Gold and Silver for a week to see if the interest is there and which coins we decide to keep up permanently
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JUst started to mine XPM, but I have no idea how to set things up. Downloaded the QT from first post, all synced up, but the only guides I can find seem to go through the command line instead of an exe or a bat/conf file.
Quick Guide! - How to mine Primecoin http://www.ppcointalk.org/index.php?topic=316.0;topicseen
JUst started to mine XPM, but I have no idea how to set things up. Downloaded the QT from first post, all synced up, but the only guides I can find seem to go through the command line instead of an exe or a bat/conf file.
Create a shortcut to the .exe or make a new shortcut, with the target field as follows:
Quote
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c start "runlow" /low C:\primecoin-0.1.2-hp9-winx64\primecoin-qt.exe -gen
Edit folder location as necessary.
This will launch the process with a low priority to allow your computer to run other things with their normal (default) priority without competing for CPU with primecoin.
The -gen sets it to begin mining without needing to go into the clients console.
You could just as easily make this into a .bat if that's more appealing.
You can also add this shortcut/.bat to your windows startup folder to easily make it start with windows.
JUst started to mine XPM, but I have no idea how to set things up. Downloaded the QT from first post, all synced up, but the only guides I can find seem to go through the command line instead of an exe or a bat/conf file.
They could launch a 51% attack and didn't ? Hard to believe.
What would the incentive be to launch a 51% attack?? Is there something i am missing? Is there a way to profit from such an attack more so then just mining the coin directly?
You are not missing anything, you are right - there is no reason to launch 51% attack except to destroy the coin, Satoshi Nakamoto proved it in bitcoin paper.
It doesn't have to destroy the coin. A 51% attacker gets to select whose/which block gets to stay on the main chain. It has many applications. Double spending is one of them.
Just read in mcxnow chat that someone has a working GPU miner they coded themselves. They claim to have earned nearly 300,000 XPM with their 25 x 7950s. And they also claim to have sold 150,000 of that over the past few days, which would explain the dip in price recently.
Is it Luke-JR?
You could, but you can make much more profit by mining and selling them. A successful 51% attack would destroy the coin and make it worthless.
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