I notice while mining that the algo doesn't even use more that 1.8GB of memory per card. Maybe there's a sweet spot for the memory speed for the Pitcairn. Strange if the core oc on Pitcairn/similar GCN core types don't gain any hashrate increase.

I also have a problem.

Sent 70 coins from bleutrade to bittrex. I never got them.

I thought it is bittrex' fault.

@ Hazcat. Good decision to buy 280X. Still best card for this. I hate the new amd cards. 3XX series ist just rebranded and the Fury cards are way too expensive.

Deposit takes loooooooooong on bittrex

Now i ran out of coins. Why do people want to buy more than i can produce

If it doesn't work, then 'gexp' is probably not on the %PATH%

 ... so find 'gexp' location, and CD there first.

Similiar to this:


(This example is from my geth (go-ethereum) installation, and 'geth' lives in "C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\lib\geth-stable\tools")


EDIT:
Just looked into Expanse - you already have exactly that already :-)
--> "Setup_Step_2_new_account.bat" - but see my suggestion below.

The command line has millions of advantages.

One hint, to make it all "clickable" again ...

When you notice that you type the same command line command over and over again
... just make a .bat file (.bat = a 'batch' file of commands that shall be executed).

In my above example, if creating a new account were the thing that you want to do,
just create (with text editor, e.g. notepad, or better notepad++) a file with this content:


and save it as


and ... double-click it.

Great! Thanks for this useful advice. Creating bat files with the commands listed above makes my life easier by not having to type the same command over and over again. I'm going to keep studying Ethereum/Expanse's commands until I really get the hang of it. In the meantime, I'll just create bat files for automation.