i had the same issue 2 times with asus 280x cards.

with first card i was able to resolve the problem with a firmware upgrade.
i had to replace the second card (exchange under warranty).

i isolated both cards, used them within a normal desktop system and did some tests with 3d games. first card was ok -> firmware upgrade -> mining ok
the second card was always crashing after 10 -20 minutes while running 3d games on the pc, so it was clear there must by a damage.

i had some problems with dead cards while mining scrypt-n coins months ago. this was cuz i had not enough ram.
not sure if this can be a problem with x algos. the strange thing was:
it was working for a month or 2, after that i had to upgrade to 8gb ram (3 gpu's/per worker)
with 4 gb ram 1 card always died after a certain time.

hope this helps!
forget my bad english and good luck

I love how fast the JUDGE network is!! I bought some more off BITTREX and it was in my wallet and confirmed within 2 minutes.. Awesome!

I smell a panic buy over the weekend

How many coins are you staking?  How long have you held them before you started to stake?

Working alright now. Got my first JUDGE from it.

You wrote "steak weight": yummy!  

From what I know about staking a coin loses its age when transferred. So if all other coin holders don't move their coins their stake age must decrease as well.

Edit: Btw the OP says nothing about a max coin age.

Nice pun! 

Just to be clear: my initial post was NOT a complaint.

This is how I understand PoS applied to JUDGE

For Judgecoin specifically, PoW and PoS blocks are independent. Just as you're betting your consumed electricity and mining time vs. the possible PoW-block's reward, in the PoS blocks you're betting your coin-age: the amount oF JUDGE you own multiplied by the number of hours they've sat idly in your wallet. It must be a minimum of 24 hours and a maximum of X for your coins to start generating tickets for the PoS raffle.

Should your ticket win, you earn 6% interest and lose all your coin-age, so your coins are, from the network POV, as though you had just received them. I.e. you'll need to wait another 24 hours for them to be able to pay you interest again. Over time, though, you're just supposed to earn about 6% annually.

For an annual interest of 6% you have to solve this equation:


in which x = 0.016% daily. And this is roughly what I get for my coins.