Topics created by delimitri

Even on an evaporative cooling system you need to get the “evaporativaded” parts/particles out, so i would say: give the fans - sugessted from svennand - a try. Cool Air in, hot air out of the room should be enough for normal rigs. Your 6 - 8 GPUs are making muuuuuch hot air so… 1200m3/h could be not enough, but test it… maybe you will need 4 or even 6 of the fans…

Otherwise you could build a watercooled rig with a room centralized radiator :) There are so much possiblities :D (aircooling is the cheapest and less efficient)

-Plopsi

Yea it seems like supplier are just starting to meet demand. Prices are going to fall fairly fast soon I think.

my bad … thought this was a thread about ED.

[quote name=“surfguy72” post=“47188” timestamp=“1387835854”]
Congrats! Can’t wait to see a normal noob come out and say, made my first Mil. haha. Careful boasting too much to friends though, they get jelous/mad/confused easy. Not to mention Taxes uhg!
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Hahaha first Mil. That will take alot of mining :o Or maybe just another huge boom with the price skyrocketing. One can only hope. ;D

[quote name=“svennand” post=“47026” timestamp=“1387790262”]
mining at d2 pool as user??

you have remembered to use username.workername right?
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[quote author=delimitri link=topic=6296.msg46823#msg46823 date=1387701283]
cgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://pool.d2.cc:3333 -u [b]username[/b] -p [b]password[/b] -I 13 -g 2 -w 256 --thread-concurrency 8128
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Have you set up a worker?

lets say you log in as bob. and you set your worker name as frank. and your password is , well lets just say password for this example, your line should look like this…

cgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://pool.d2.cc:3333 -u [b][u]bob.frank[/u][/b] -p [b]password[/b] -I 13 -g 2 -w 256 --thread-concurrency 8128

That might be your problem… That “.” is pretty important…

Thanks for your reply Chris, glad I wasn’t the only one experiencing this. I still get the same problem when I CPU mine, GPU mining seems to be fine though.

API stands for Application Programming Interface. In the context of pools it will probably be JSON. It is a set of commands you can run to pole, or send information to the network. I’m still learning about this as there is an amazing amount of back room work done(by Bitcoin & Litecoin & others), and also functions that can be run from the feathercoind (daemon).

Bush has also written / maintains an Feathercoin API 2, which is about extracting other information from the web site.

Thanks for your question, it is one of the things we are trying to distribute to the community. The facilities already available and open source code which could be re-used for Feathercoin applications.

If you want to do further research, I suggest trying to set up a p2pool, which can be done in a Virtualbox.

Report back and tell us how you get on.

7970 are great (I use them) but be sure to get a good one. There are dozens of posts around here with peoples experiences of the various cards, do your homework before you buy and you’ll be golden! ;)

nice :) ;D