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- Thread starter Xymurgy
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I sold my 5850 and my 6990, profit on the 5850, loss on the 6990, total of 9 dollars loss, between the cards.
Got a 5770, thats going to mine 24/7 with free power.
Also got a bid on a 5870 ( i love them 5870's, they really put out, compared to the price, they sell at) Guy went outta town, so i have to wait, but looking at the big picture, im selling the 6990, and getting 5870, for less, then im getting for the 6990, and the 5870 mines better. (6990 GPU1 is not working)
Got a 5770, thats going to mine 24/7 with free power.
Also got a bid on a 5870 ( i love them 5870's, they really put out, compared to the price, they sell at) Guy went outta town, so i have to wait, but looking at the big picture, im selling the 6990, and getting 5870, for less, then im getting for the 6990, and the 5870 mines better. (6990 GPU1 is not working)
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The 5850 i had, oc'ed great, and kept really cool, but i couldnt push it beyond 370mh/s, while i can push the 5870 above 400 without even trying hard.
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not...The whole gox thing seems to be a flop.
Read this:
"runningmanz: @baritus320: Nice work on the diff
baritus320: It basically has an algorithm pegging DGC difficulty to make DGC 100% as profitable as the biggest currency that controls the market.
MattMoody: it ensures traders can trade, and it is worth it to miners at set times also. built to rise in price.
ivanlabrie: and it's working nicely
baritus320: So you will consistently see it attempt to do that for BTC at the moment, since that's the one controlling the miner market.
baritus320: The amazing thing is, I found that there are perfect ratios for settings when running simulation that seem to automatically work. It worked in testnet and it's working here.
MattMoody: @baritus320: no no baritus "DGC doesn't innovate, it's just a clone" lol
runningmanz: @MattMoody: hahaha
baritus320: Innovation doesn't have to be only in the algorithm used, it can be in the mathematics and the economy build into the coin."
Baritus is the developer behind Digital Coin.
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I've got no opinion on the guy, but he seems to be trying awfully hard to get the value to increase by having all these "real uses" and exchanges and markets, etc. Sounds like he knows something we don't know, or that he has A LOT of them.
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i finally got my 7950 to mine. but its at stock clocks right now since i dont want to raise the temps up to 80c. the board im using is an Intel D945GTP. it has a PCIE 1.1 slot. huge bottle neck. worked better when it was in pcie 3.0 on my motherboard.
i contacted the guy on ebay and he said that he will be willing to take the Intel DP45SG for a full refund. i asked if he has a different intel board i can use...waiting for reply.
i contacted the guy on ebay and he said that he will be willing to take the Intel DP45SG for a full refund. i asked if he has a different intel board i can use...waiting for reply.
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He's not RS...not likely. Realsolid is trying to push his microcash proyect atm.
Well, I'm mining and trading...wait and see.
But the truth is the coin has been at 100%+-10% for ages now (since it came out)
Bandwidth shouldn't make any difference, your config must be wrong or your psu is not enough?
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how about a pentium 4 641 processor? the card worked better when i was testing it on my core i5 desktop. the Pentium 4 641 is just my spare tire right now. until then, i will have to send the Intel DP45SG back for a different board that guy on ebay may have for me. he is willing to give me a refund.
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What amount of ram did you have? (I'm using a pentium d)
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DDR2 8002gb.
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That's the problem...you need 4gb or more for high Tc.
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I'm only at 4gb and my results have been fine with two cards. I did see a speed increase from 2 to 4 though. 
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cough, dgc...cough, told ya guys 
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im using guiminer sir.
i still think its the 945 chipset...or the PCIe 1.1 slot. it ran cool in my desktop.
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cough, dgc...cough, told ya guys
What does that even mean? I've been mining longer than most of you guys have even know about crypto-currencies. I've been very profitable the whole time, and I've never done any of the bull crap coin switching. Since people see that difficulties go up for BTC, then they mine the crap out of the other coins, and then the same thing just happens to the other coins. In the mean time, I just continue to mine the most established coin (by far) and make a nice profit without any extra work.
It does need to go up. It may just be a pipe dream, but people are still predicting $300-$1000 by the year's end.
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Ah, come on...don't get mad. DGC will stay around 100%, won't stay at 180% or so for long. But you could have made a nice profit if you had mined some and dumped now.
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