Hm, well the wallet.dat files are of course in their own dirs in %appdata% corresponding to the particular coin they contain.

Hi all,

Just curious, when I try to run multiple clients, say FTC and LTC simultaneously, the CPU usage goes to 100% with each client using as much CPU as it can and neither client wants to update the block chain. As soon as I shut down one client, the other updates and runs as normal. Running on a Windows XP VM. Anyone see this before?

Thanks,

Matt

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i thought about this but in summer what do you do with the heat? I also thought about how to redirect the heat to a stove. :)

In reality probably just a hot water heater for general water usage would be ideal. Everyone uses hot water but heating the house can come and go(79 degrees outside right now).
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That’s a good idea actually… Maybe just a simple valve to redirect the hot water flow to a water heater when it’s not needed to heat the home. And a simple heat exchanger if neither is required. Better yet, a heat exchanger in a tower so that the rising air turns a turbine which generates… something. I’m sure an arduino and some sensors and servos could automate it all. And then, solar to help power it all? I’m in. Just need a house :P

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The goal is to break away from all this and it get it in the hands of people that couldn’t tell you the difference between a crypto hash and Waffle House hash. :)
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That is quite a goal. I’m very interested in what the next steps will be. I haven’t had a Waffle House hash in ages, but the day I can buy one with FTC, I will :D

PXC: PqZ57YTEjqHqzpUCPgLrL76AqhiHwVo2Rw
WDC: WTQbfrNjvd8nVUynT6W5mokgw3hRLPCvsM
FTC: 72gGBkGCE5xgCh6yG7yt6B4iyLnc882Zxh

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Essentially it would be the same as a normal heat piping system just instead of a boiler, you’d have all your GPUs water cooled and pipe that water around to the rooms with your fans and copper coils, through a chiller, then back to GPUs.

Actual room temperature is controlled with a thermostat that just turns the fan in that room on / off. Everything you need is already available since heat pipe systems for climate control of large buildings are already used.
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Except in this case, ideally, there’d be no need for a chiller as the heat from the GPUs would be exchanged w/ air by the radiators in the home.

Nice, your mining rig guide is right on. I’ve got my kit arriving tomorrow.

Hi everyone. Just getting into mining for fun and maybe profit. I’ve got about 500 kh/s going now on some old and power hungry cards, and 3x 7950 arriving Monday! Pretty psyched about that.

-M