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5/25/13 - Pool Luck
As many of you have noticed the pool luck has been very bad the past 2-3 days and payouts therefore have suffered. We went from finding normally 80-90 blocks a day to finding 56 one day and in the 60's another. As your payouts are 100% based on the number of blocks we find, you will have most likely noticed lower payouts than normal.
While bad luck is possible we started to suspect other issues and worked with one of the litecoin devs to try to get to the bottom of why we werent finding the correct amount of blocks and see if it was just bad luck or other issues. We looked at many possible vectors of attack and diagnosed our connection to the litecoin network, latency of getting work, etc. We have identified a few possible vectors of attack and a few possible network issues and took steps to make changes to block these and improve the latter. Since making those changes we found 10 blocks in about an hour and luck drastically improved.
We will not be describing the possible attack vectors for obvious reasons as they are not well known or common and we cant confirm any of these vectors even were being exploited. What we do know is that things seem to be resolved and now that we are fiding the correct amount of blocks we expect payouts to go back to normal. We encourage all users to track blocks found on the block chain, every block can be traced back to the pool or person who mined it, we will be changing the pool mining address every 2 weeks starting tomorrow (this changes nothing for you, just makes it easier to check pool blocks found on the block explorer) to aid users in this process. Thank you for all of our dedicated miners who have weathered this issue and realize the value in our pool. We have worked non stop on this for the past 30 hours to work this out and will continue to monitor it closely.


5/27/13 - Crazy Night

For those of you not in our irc or on btc-e trollbox, etc its been a crazy night for litecoin and several pools. Things got a little weird on the litecoin network, pools got together with litecoin devs to try and work it out. The pools and devs are working together to get to the bottom of things and we will pass it along to you guys as we find out. In the meantime the pools are working together to sure up the network and keep data between pools consistent and clean. It's been a pretty crazy few days with ups and downs but we have been working around the clock on this and will continue to do so. As soon as the issue came up on the network tonight we got on it right away, LTC is ok, no need to panic, LTC devs are taking things seriously and are working just as hard. Consider sending a donation to the ltc devs to help support their great work and new development: https://forum.litecoin.net/index.php?to ... 2#msg27452 - With the linking of pools and changes we made we hope to block any more of these attacks.

133 trop chaud, c'est les VRM.

Je viens de recevoir les mêmes cartes que toi, mais difficile d'obtenir tes résultats, bravo !
Je suis plus entre 600 et 620KH/s mais sous Linux (je n'arrive pas à me faire à Windows pour ce genre de produit).
Par contre pour baisser la tension à 1.093 j'ai modifié le bios d'origine (une belle économie de 150W quand même pour 2 cartes, faut que je monte la 3ème pour tester).

Bon, je monte tout ça proprement, je laisse tourner dans le garage et je passe aux modifications de l'appli mobile

Fungraphic a écrit:
Tien je viens de refaire un tour sur le blog cryptobadger histoire de voir combien il sortait de ses cartes

Ben j'ai les même perfs que lui et avec un --gpu-memclock 1250 alors que lui met 1400

http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/0 [...] g-windows/

Et pour info il fait moin bien sous linux

http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/0 [...] rig-linux/

Si non avec quoi as tu modifier ton bios car je tenterai bien le truc ça m'éviterai d'avoir Trixx en route

Si non avec quoi as tu modifier ton bios car je tenterai bien le truc ça m'éviterai d'avoir Trixx en route

J'ai eu du mal à comprendre sachant que la tension n'est pas définie comme le max gpu freq et max memory freq.
Bref, sur le bios de ta carte à l'offset 47533, tu as les octets 00 E2 04 00 qui correspondent à la tension maximum du VRM, soit E2 04 => 04 E2 => 1250 => 1.250v.
J'ai donc tout simplement mis la valeur 00 45 04 00, soit 45 04 => 04 45 => 1093 => 1.093v

Atiflash n'aime pas le bios, il doit y avoir un control CRC... En forçant, ça flash et ça fonctionne.