OC3D Crypto-currency Mining Pool?

dalewakelin said:
Sell a paperclip and include 1000 free dogecoins but just sell it for the price of dogecoins on ebay. People buying wont care about the paperclip. Lots of big sellers do it, its a loop hole.
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I feel monumentally stupid for asking this but why can't I just list 1000 dogecoins without all the paperclip rubbish..?
 
iBeInspire said:
I feel monumentally stupid for asking this but why can't I just list 1000 dogecoins without all the paperclip rubbish..?
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It is against paypals terms to buy cryptocurrency but they wont find out unless you make loads of transactions to the same person. You could just sell 1000 dogecoins if you want but its just safer to say paperclip.
 
dalewakelin said:
It is against paypals terms to buy cryptocurrency but they wont find out unless you make loads of transactions to the same person. You could just sell 1000 dogecoins if you want but its just safer to say paperclip.
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Fair enough... I'm starting to see a trend of it being very easy to accumulate coins in general, but very hard to sell em off :/
 
iBeInspire said:
I originally thought there would be some form of ''cash out'' system like there are in real banks... jokes on me for not doing my research I guess... I'll probably sell em for straight GPB on a forum somewhere if I'm lucky :/
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The "DogeMarket" Reddit does lots of Doge -> <- USD trading.
 
Just a quick update, I'm currently pulling a constant 435kHash with a 270x @1100, intensity 18.

Seems like somewhere around 1.4k coins for 24hours, is this around what everyone else is getting..?
 
Ahhhhh, you just gotta love MaxCoin... I'm making roughly 0.06±0.01 btc per day with 2 r9 290x ;)

Gonna get another 2 R9 290s next month, watercooling will have to wait I guess :D

With SR2: I am 99.99% sure that it's a scam and the owners of the site took the coins and ran ;)
 
My poor bitcoins have crashed massively. Not good.
On the upside, my blockchain wallet received 1500 microtransactions yesterday, resulting in around 0.00002 BTC. Aw yiss.

Don't suppose the aforementioned transaction spam would have been the SR2 guys dispersing the wealth among the masses?
 
Interesting thread guys! I've been scrypt mining for a while now. It's a complicated world to get into with lots of factors to take into account. It's easy enough to get casually mining but when you get into purchasing parts to make a dedicated rig you really need to be taking a lot of time to get them all working for you. There's no such thing as free money and mining is no different!

I'm happy to give advice to anyone who wants it. Maybe I should write a tutorial covering all the info in detail if that would be interesting to enough people?

As for myself, I'm currently mining Worldcoins on twin watercooled and OC'd 7950s. They produce around 1.2Mh/s with around 2.5% rejects for 450w which is pretty sound given that I also use it for gaming and it has an overclocked 3570K at it's core.
 
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I looked into Litecoin mining last year, and with my ancient 5850/955 rig it would have cost me more in electricity than I would earn through mining. Defoe worth thinking about though if you get free juice!
 
I've been mining for the last week or so while taking time off to play games with friends. I am running my 7870 at 935 core and 1580 memory and running my R9 270 at 1000 core and 1500 memory at 17 and 18 intensity respectively.

I was getting around 390kH/s with my single 7870 and with the addition of a R9 270 I get around 800kH/s which runs for 24/7 completely fine, one problem that I'm not sure actually is a problem is that I get a butt ton of artifacting!

It's not a problem really as I usually am not even in te house when mining but was just wondering if artifacting while mining on the limits of semi-stability is bad or worse for the card than just mining at stock frequencies.

And yes a guide from someone who's been doing it longer than most of us would be much appreciated by me and I'm sure many others.
 
RadeonHDx said:
I've been mining for the last week or so while taking time off to play games with friends. I am running my 7870 at 935 core and 1580 memory and running my R9 270 at 1000 core and 1500 memory at 17 and 18 intensity respectively.

I was getting around 390kH/s with my single 7870 and with the addition of a R9 270 I get around 800kH/s which runs for 24/7 completely fine, one problem that I'm not sure actually is a problem is that I get a butt ton of artifacting!

It's not a problem really as I usually am not even in te house when mining but was just wondering if artifacting while mining on the limits of semi-stability is bad or worse for the card than just mining at stock frequencies.

And yes a guide from someone who's been doing it longer than most of us would be much appreciated by me and I'm sure many others.
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I had exactly the same problem when I started overclocking my R9 290Xses so I stopped OCing and the artifacts went away.

Problems did not occur, rejects didn't go up but I was kinda worried about breaking the cards, because in my experience Artifacting occurs when the VRAM is damaged or something is wrong with the VRAM (not VRM)
 
d3rrial said:
I had exactly the same problem when I started overclocking my R9 290Xses so I stopped OCing and the artifacts went away.

Problems did not occur, rejects didn't go up but I was kinda worried about breaking the cards, because in my experience Artifacting occurs when the VRAM is damaged or something is wrong with the VRAM (not VRM)
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Its usually just a small amount like the taskbar flickering once or twice every few seconds and I wouldn't be too surprised if the VRAM having a problem being the cause of the whitescreens I occasionally experience.

Anyway, I have run another 1 hour test to get an average kH/s and coins per hour (although not very accurate as only over 1 hour. Will do more tests over 12 or 24 hour periods).
I did a small amount of tweaking to my cards and now have them stably running at 823.5kH/s at 19 intensity. I have the 270 running at 1100 core and 1500 memory and the 7870 running at 935 core and 1550 memory (might bump to 940/1575).



The 2 cards run quite hot considering the 7870 usually peaks at around 45C in a game and the 270 at about 65C. Although my 270 is very loud with its two 80mm fans blowing away, it seems it is mostly the wooshing of air through the cooler rather than the annoying whine that comes with some coolers that isn't as easily drowned out by music or a game so is tolerable.

Hopefully we can start work on an OC3D rocket to the moon!
 
RadeonHDx said:
Anyway, I have run another 1 hour test to get an average kH/s and coins per hour (although not very accurate as only over 1 hour. Will do more tests over 12 or 24 hour periods).
I did a small amount of tweaking to my cards and now have them stably running at 823.5kH/s at 19 intensity. I have the 270 running at 1100 core and 1500 memory and the 7870 running at 935 core and 1550 memory (might bump to 940/1575).
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My 270x is running the exact clocks as your 270, and pulling somewhere around 390khash @18 int, If it wouldn't be too much trouble could you check if that matches your one, just so I'm sure I'm getting my money's worth..? :)
 
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