Recent content by customminer

Bump. How you getting on with the client? What is it you need to do in order to get the client updated? Would it be possible to get the latest version - Version 7.4.36

Yeah, if you're able to update it to the latest version of boinc & it's still compatible with boinctasks then totalls. 0.25btc still sound good? :)

Hey guys, me again - It's time the two naked rigs without gpus get chucked in cases, anyone know of any new cases that these mobos can fit in? The 4P case is US only, and many of the old suggestions are discontinued cases.

Hey, I'm looking for quad socket g34 (supermicro) 1U chassis, and am willing to pay in btc/ltc/grc. Anywhere in europe is cool. Cheers, CM :)

We've begun a beta test project for this concept - if it works, an alternative cryptocurrency (bitcoin/litecoin/other) project may be created. http://supernode.gridcoin.us/supernode/

So do pools, there should be a massive coordinated attempt to move towards p2pool instead of these massive pools that threaten the decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies.

I still don't really see the benefit that x11 has over scrypt, it seems to only benefit the gpu miners. Users of a cryptocurrency don't really care how it's mined, as long as it's usable. If you're worried about your gpus being left in the dust due to scrypt asics, why not put them to use on...

Hey, Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin have run into a serious issue as of late. The issue is that the majority of full/super nodes (nodes that provide the backbone bandwidth for the network) are mis-configured and or are not the latest version of the client (version fragmentation, leading to...

Bump, still interested in any/all 48+ core rigs in europe. Can offer BTC/LTC/GRC/GBP; all via escrow services for secure transaction.

1,432 cores?! WOAH! Nice one mate! That must be some power bill! :P

Any official blog post or funding page you can refer to? Maybe I can drum up some support on reddit? : )

Has anyone experienced instability with the BURP boinc project? I've had a few BSOD's whilst running boinc recently.

I was under the impression this was a distributed computing section of your forum, but I understand that the cryptocurrency section is more suitable. I brought it up in here because someone brought up einsteinium.

Yeah, it does require you to join the gridcoin team that's true. The value of gridcoin is not always going to stay at it's current low value, just like bitcoin/any other crypto it'll fluctuate in value. The fact that it goes to the user intead of the project it a good point, however a...