What do you use to overclocking? http://sourceforge.net/projects/amdovdrvctrl/?

We just wanted to say hello to everyone from the BTC Expo in Shanghai! We have been making some excellent contacts to help bring DigiByte into the Chinese & Asian markets!

There are people from all over the world, but the majority of attendees are Chinese. We have gained some very important insight into not only how Bitcoin & Digital Currencies are being regulated in China but how people here are utilizing them. There is no doubt Chinese mining & purchasing power is the most dominant force in the crypto market at the moment.

Most people here feel the recent dip in Bitcoin's price can be attributed to Chinese investors sending BTC to brokers oversees to buy into the Alibaba IPO. Which was a smart move on their end as the initial price was set at $68 and momentarily hit $97 yesterday. This is a very powerful indicator as to how close Wall Street and Digital Currencies are becoming.

If you are here please say hello! Otherwise, we will keep everyone updated & will report any major events or announcements!

It's good that you've taken the time to try to alert others, unfortunately, either it takes a long time for word to spread, or people just don't care, which is something I just don't understand when it's actually harming them - unless it's that we've got some big buyers still working on establishing long term DGB positions and they want to buy from the schmucks a little longer before calling their bluff. Whatever the case, I think we need to make pool identification mandatory on blocks discovered - it only makes sense, unless the idea is to confuse and obstruct . . .

24, you really need to do some mining, if only as a hobby with one small machine. Not only is it very enlightening with respect to crypto's 'behind the scenes, inner workings', but it's fun too! I can't recommend it enough. These days you can put together a rig on a very limited budget. Check out the basic configuration I've put at the bottom of this post - it'll have you hummin' at 20 MH/s with less than 80W power draw on the part of the cards (add another 60 or so for the rest of a basic desktop) and leave you with a completely functional computer to use as you like with whatever task you like at the same time!!! Of course you could always use that money to buy the DGB directly from the schmucks and be done with it, but then you'd be without that great computer to do other things with, and you'd lose out on all the fun as well.


Thanks everyone for sharing your mining configurations and results. I'm looking forward to seeing your follow-up posts as promised. And to everyone who still hasn't had a chance, or hadn't seen this until now, it's not too late and the more the data the better.



24, a sample hardward config for you:



More info: http://cryptomining-blog.com/1141-a-bit-more-on-the-actual-power-usage-of-geforce-gtx-750-ti/

My first crypto resource (where I took my first crypto baby steps): http://www.cryptobadger.com/

Here are my stats for the last 15 days:




And my startup file using 7950's:

15,000,000 order @22 on Mintpal! Nice!

YC

Someone's baiting srcxxx.      

Here boy.


@bogglor, Very cool!



Add: I think I'm going to "get in line" over on MintPal. 

Hi all,

I am a Chinese and from Shanghai,  glad to see you guys here.

By the way, if you still afraid  the price will go lower, you can dump your DGB to me over mintpal now. Haha

Terrible to hear that, maybe I should cancel this order and buy it at 21?

Hey bogglor, how are XFX cards? They are sold super cheap around here but I've read various users not so happy about them. I'm thinking about getting one.

YC, the answer is no, but it will never go to zero either.