@qibucks Yeah I prefer this forum as it's where I started and I know my way around, but burst nation has it's upsides, like that downloads page(Awesome). I'll be on both but this one is my true active account, although it's good that burstcoin is becoming more diverse, decentralized, and adopted.
Posts made by AngryChicken
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RE: I've Returnedposted in General Discussion
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RE: 2TB Drive, only allows for 130gb at a time for plot writing?posted in General Discussion
Ya like I said before your best bet is to make the bat file yourself.
"You my want to create a bat file for the plotter to run instead of using the GUI.
There's lots of info on how to make the bat files on youtube and even a nonce calculator on the BurstNation downloads page." -
RE: 2TB Drive, only allows for 130gb at a time for plot writing?posted in General Discussion
@xaocs By any chance is your problem fixed?
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RE: 2TB Drive, only allows for 130gb at a time for plot writing?posted in General Discussion
@daWallet @HiDevin @xaocs, I have put your coins and assets into a safe wallet. To avoid someone from taking them from you since you posted your passphrase in your picture. I am sorry for accessing your wallet without permission, but you must realize that I did this for a reason. I also put this post up for moderation with the reason being your passphrase is showing. You may private message me for the encrypted passphrase (which isn't generated by the 12 word combo the GUI gives you), and I will gladly reimburse you for the 4 Burst that I have spent on your behalf.
I would like to add you should re plot your hard drives to your new account as you will be payed out to this address which is now publicly known.
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RE: 2TB Drive, only allows for 130gb at a time for plot writing?posted in General Discussion
You my want to create a bat file for the plotter to run instead of using the GUI.
There's lots of info on how to make the bat files on youtube and even a nonce calculator on the BurstNation downloads page.Before you spend time looking up how to do things manually try restarting your computer, sometimes windows needs a restart in order to recognize newly formatted drives.
Although making the bat file is good to know as it gives you full control and you don't need to rely on GUI software to do the hard stuff. Especially important if you plan on really getting into Burstcoin.
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RE: [ANN] New Bubble Asset Launch!!posted in Asset Exchange
Looks like the bubble asset got more attention there has been a upturn in trading.
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RE: [ANN] New Bubble Asset Launch!!posted in Asset Exchange
@IceBurst The asset resembles the HotPotato Asset as I have mentioned before. The goal was to have a game on the exchange not owning shares in a certain object or entity. The asset will continue to run, even if some don't like it . If what your saying is that if I don't close an asset that wasn't intended to be taken as seriously will damage my reputation, then I say let it. I didn't do anything wrong, the buyer was informed (As long as they read), and they were warned. The game is open to anyone that wants to play, for those who don't it doesn't apply. Simple as that, the asset isn't hurting anyone. If it were to hurt someone, then that would be there doing not the asset.
Note to All Asset Buyers: Don't Invest More Then You Can Afford To Lose.
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RE: [ANN] New Bubble Asset Launch!!posted in Asset Exchange
@dagentlemang I thought more people would buy some, more so as a fun game and such. The Asset is still being monitored. The reason it's not going anywhere right now, in my option is that a few people gave it harsh criticisms. Not that the opinions were invalid but I think they damaged the assets startup. Anyway I didn't want to spam the community with an asset, but I think that it may need a bit more publicity as it hasn't been talked about much since the launch. The asset will still trade for as long as burst is around.
Sorry, for such a delay I just got really busy this week and had to setup a couple of severs.
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RE: External Storage of Coinsposted in General Discussion
@daWallet doesn't offline storage mean if you lose the device you lose the coins stored in the memory? If your were to lose you passphrase then ya you lose your coins. But I think theirs a difference between a secret offline pass vs the data of coin being located on a single device. Correct me if i'm wrong.
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RE: Security question - how safe is our password/account?posted in General Discussion
So to put in perspective how many passwords can be generated by a list of 1626 words in a 12 word combination, the number would be
341,543,870,028,173,427,817,970,975,906,355,941,376
or
341 undecillion
which can be broken down into
341 billion billion billion billionNow for a look at the account address:
with a combination of 16 of 36 chars (numbers and alpha) the equation would look like this 36^16
which looks like this in integer from
7,958,661,109,946,400,884,391,936
or
7 septillion
which can be broken down into
7 million billion billionAt first glance you may notice the first equation has much higher output which also may lead you to believe that their must be an over lap somewhere or not enough addresses for passphrases, but you'd be wrong.
You see there are only 7,483,400,959 people in the world. http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/This means that each person on the planet today gets ~1,063,565,563,269,597 Accounts to them selves.
or
This means that each person on the planet today gets ~45,642,639,319,547,431,219,827,739,664 Passphrases to them selves.This also showcases that the chance for replication is less than the chance of a new generated key by a factor of billions. This doesn't mean that it's impossible but more likely than not a simple check to make sure the account isn't in use is made.
As for what @jumper has said above. I have took it upon myself to make an application that will brute force the local db. It only took 2 hours and I made it in C#.
I'm not sure of the sharing policy on the forums about releasing bruteforce apps to knock on the gates of the Burstcoins security, but the program will be posted on my github page.
Big Thanks to http://www.wolframalpha.com/ for crunching this numbers as normal computer programs can't handle the task due to insufficient numeric memory allocation
@Miky GoTo: https://forums.burst-team.us/topic/3838/regarding-the-recent-theft-of-burst-accounts/11
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RE: Regarding the recent theft of Burst accountsposted in General Discussion
@Miky You can find it in the Burst program folder it's a .js file
Edit: I pulled them out for you;
String[] words = { "like", "just", "love", "know", "never", "want", "time", "out", "there", "make", "look", "eye", "down", "only", "think", "heart", "back", "then", "into", "about", "more", "away", "still", "them", "take", "thing", "even", "through", "long", "always", "world", "too", "friend", "tell", "try", "hand", "thought", "over", "here", "other", "need", "smile", "again", "much", "cry", "been", "night", "ever", "little", "said", "end", "some", "those", "around", "mind", "people", "girl", "leave", "dream", "left", "turn", "myself", "give", "nothing", "really", "off", "before", "something", "find", "walk", "wish", "good", "once", "place", "ask", "stop", "keep", "watch", "seem", "everything", "wait", "got", "yet", "made", "remember", "start", "alone", "run", "hope", "maybe", "believe", "body", "hate", "after", "close", "talk", "stand", "own", "each", "hurt", "help", "home", "god", "soul", "new", "many", "two", "inside", "should", "true", "first", "fear", "mean", "better", "play", "another", "gone", "change", "use", "wonder", "someone", "hair", "cold", "open", "best", "any", "behind", "happen", "water", "dark", "laugh", "stay", "forever", "name", "work", "show", "sky", "break", "came", "deep", "door", "put", "black", "together", "upon", "happy", "such", "great", "white", "matter", "fill", "past", "please", "burn", "cause", "enough", "touch", "moment", "soon", "voice", "scream", "anything", "stare", "sound", "red", "everyone", "hide", "kiss", "truth", "death", "beautiful", "mine", "blood", "broken", "very", "pass", "next", "forget", "tree", "wrong", "air", "mother", "understand", "lip", "hit", "wall", "memory", "sleep", "free", "high", "realize", "school", "might", "skin", "sweet", "perfect", "blue", "kill", "breath", "dance", "against", "fly", "between", "grow", "strong", "under", "listen", "bring", "sometimes", "speak", "pull", "person", "become", "family", "begin", "ground", "real", "small", "father", "sure", "feet", "rest", "young", "finally", "land", "across", "today", "different", "guy", "line", "fire", "reason", "reach", "second", "slowly", "write", "eat", "smell", "mouth", "step", "learn", "three", "floor", "promise", "breathe", "darkness", "push", "earth", "guess", "save", "song", "above", "along", "both", "color", "house", "almost", "sorry", "anymore", "brother", "okay", "dear", "game", "fade", "already", "apart", "warm", "beauty", "heard", "notice", "question", "shine", "began", "piece", "whole", "shadow", "secret", "street", "within", "finger", "point", "morning", "whisper", "child", "moon", "green", "story", "glass", "kid", "silence", "since", "soft", "yourself", "empty", "shall", "angel", "answer", "baby", "bright", "dad", "path", "worry", "hour", "drop", "follow", "power", "war", "half", "flow", "heaven", "act", "chance", "fact", "least", "tired", "children", "near", "quite", "afraid", "rise", "sea", "taste", "window", "cover", "nice", "trust", "lot", "sad", "cool", "force", "peace", "return", "blind", "easy", "ready", "roll", "rose", "drive", "held", "music", "beneath", "hang", "mom", "paint", "emotion", "quiet", "clear", "cloud", "few", "pretty", "bird", "outside", "paper", "picture", "front", "rock", "simple", "anyone", "meant", "reality", "road", "sense", "waste", "bit", "leaf", "thank", "happiness", "meet", "men", "smoke", "truly", "decide", "self", "age", "book", "form", "alive", "carry", "escape", "damn", "instead", "able", "ice", "minute", "throw", "catch", "leg", "ring", "course", "goodbye", "lead", "poem", "sick", "corner", "desire", "known", "problem", "remind", "shoulder", "suppose", "toward", "wave", "drink", "jump", "woman", "pretend", "sister", "week", "human", "joy", "crack", "grey", "pray", "surprise", "dry", "knee", "less", "search", "bleed", "caught", "clean", "embrace", "future", "king", "son", "sorrow", "chest", "hug", "remain", "sat", "worth", "blow", "daddy", "final", "parent", "tight", "also", "create", "lonely", "safe", "cross", "dress", "evil", "silent", "bone", "fate", "perhaps", "anger", "class", "scar", "snow", "tiny", "tonight", "continue", "control", "dog", "edge", "mirror", "month", "suddenly", "comfort", "given", "loud", "quickly", "gaze", "plan", "rush", "stone", "town", "battle", "ignore", "spirit", "stood", "stupid", "yours", "brown", "build", "dust", "hey", "kept", "pay", "phone", "twist", "although", "ball", "beyond", "hidden", "nose", "taken", "fail", "float", "pure", "somehow", "wash", "wrap", "angry", "cheek", "creature", "forgotten", "heat", "rip", "single", "space", "special", "weak", "whatever", "yell", "anyway", "blame", "job", "choose", "country", "curse", "drift", "echo", "figure", "grew", "laughter", "neck", "suffer", "worse", "yeah", "disappear", "foot", "forward", "knife", "mess", "somewhere", "stomach", "storm", "beg", "idea", "lift", "offer", "breeze", "field", "five", "often", "simply", "stuck", "win", "allow", "confuse", "enjoy", "except", "flower", "seek", "strength", "calm", "grin", "gun", "heavy", "hill", "large", "ocean", "shoe", "sigh", "straight", "summer", "tongue", "accept", "crazy", "everyday", "exist", "grass", "mistake", "sent", "shut", "surround", "table", "ache", "brain", "destroy", "heal", "nature", "shout", "sign", "stain", "choice", "doubt", "glance", "glow", "mountain", "queen", "stranger", "throat", "tomorrow", "city", "either", "fish", "flame", "rather", "shape", "spin", "spread", "ash", "distance", "finish", "image", "imagine", "important", "nobody", "shatter", "warmth", "became", "feed", "flesh", "funny", "lust", "shirt", "trouble", "yellow", "attention", "bare", "bite", "money", "protect", "amaze", "appear", "born", "choke", "completely", "daughter", "fresh", "friendship", "gentle", "probably", "six", "deserve", "expect", "grab", "middle", "nightmare", "river", "thousand", "weight", "worst", "wound", "barely", "bottle", "cream", "regret", "relationship", "stick", "test", "crush", "endless", "fault", "itself", "rule", "spill", "art", "circle", "join", "kick", "mask", "master", "passion", "quick", "raise", "smooth", "unless", "wander", "actually", "broke", "chair", "deal", "favorite", "gift", "note", "number", "sweat", "box", "chill", "clothes", "lady", "mark", "park", "poor", "sadness", "tie", "animal", "belong", "brush", "consume", "dawn", "forest", "innocent", "pen", "pride", "stream", "thick", "clay", "complete", "count", "draw", "faith", "press", "silver", "struggle", "surface", "taught", "teach", "wet", "bless", "chase", "climb", "enter", "letter", "melt", "metal", "movie", "stretch", "swing", "vision", "wife", "beside", "crash", "forgot", "guide", "haunt", "joke", "knock", "plant", "pour", "prove", "reveal", "steal", "stuff", "trip", "wood", "wrist", "bother", "bottom", "crawl", "crowd", "fix", "forgive", "frown", "grace", "loose", "lucky", "party", "release", "surely", "survive", "teacher", "gently", "grip", "speed", "suicide", "travel", "treat", "vein", "written", "cage", "chain", "conversation", "date", "enemy", "however", "interest", "million", "page", "pink", "proud", "sway", "themselves", "winter", "church", "cruel", "cup", "demon", "experience", "freedom", "pair", "pop", "purpose", "respect", "shoot", "softly", "state", "strange", "bar", "birth", "curl", "dirt", "excuse", "lord", "lovely", "monster", "order", "pack", "pants", "pool", "scene", "seven", "shame", "slide", "ugly", "among", "blade", "blonde", "closet", "creek", "deny", "drug", "eternity", "gain", "grade", "handle", "key", "linger", "pale", "prepare", "swallow", "swim", "tremble", "wheel", "won", "cast", "cigarette", "claim", "college", "direction", "dirty", "gather", "ghost", "hundred", "loss", "lung", "orange", "present", "swear", "swirl", "twice", "wild", "bitter", "blanket", "doctor", "everywhere", "flash", "grown", "knowledge", "numb", "pressure", "radio", "repeat", "ruin", "spend", "unknown", "buy", "clock", "devil", "early", "false", "fantasy", "pound", "precious", "refuse", "sheet", "teeth", "welcome", "add", "ahead", "block", "bury", "caress", "content", "depth", "despite", "distant", "marry", "purple", "threw", "whenever", "bomb", "dull", "easily", "grasp", "hospital", "innocence", "normal", "receive", "reply", "rhyme", "shade", "someday", "sword", "toe", "visit", "asleep", "bought", "center", "consider", "flat", "hero", "history", "ink", "insane", "muscle", "mystery", "pocket", "reflection", "shove", "silently", "smart", "soldier", "spot", "stress", "train", "type", "view", "whether", "bus", "energy", "explain", "holy", "hunger", "inch", "magic", "mix", "noise", "nowhere", "prayer", "presence", "shock", "snap", "spider", "study", "thunder", "trail", "admit", "agree", "bag", "bang", "bound", "butterfly", "cute", "exactly", "explode", "familiar", "fold", "further", "pierce", "reflect", "scent", "selfish", "sharp", "sink", "spring", "stumble", "universe", "weep", "women", "wonderful", "action", "ancient", "attempt", "avoid", "birthday", "branch", "chocolate", "core", "depress", "drunk", "especially", "focus", "fruit", "honest", "match", "palm", "perfectly", "pillow", "pity", "poison", "roar", "shift", "slightly", "thump", "truck", "tune", "twenty", "unable", "wipe", "wrote", "coat", "constant", "dinner", "drove", "egg", "eternal", "flight", "flood", "frame", "freak", "gasp", "glad", "hollow", "motion", "peer", "plastic", "root", "screen", "season", "sting", "strike", "team", "unlike", "victim", "volume", "warn", "weird", "attack", "await", "awake", "built", "charm", "crave", "despair", "fought", "grant", "grief", "horse", "limit", "message", "ripple", "sanity", "scatter", "serve", "split", "string", "trick", "annoy", "blur", "boat", "brave", "clearly", "cling", "connect", "fist", "forth", "imagination", "iron", "jock", "judge", "lesson", "milk", "misery", "nail", "naked", "ourselves", "poet", "possible", "princess", "sail", "size", "snake", "society", "stroke", "torture", "toss", "trace", "wise", "bloom", "bullet", "cell", "check", "cost", "darling", "during", "footstep", "fragile", "hallway", "hardly", "horizon", "invisible", "journey", "midnight", "mud", "nod", "pause", "relax", "shiver", "sudden", "value", "youth", "abuse", "admire", "blink", "breast", "bruise", "constantly", "couple", "creep", "curve", "difference", "dumb", "emptiness", "gotta", "honor", "plain", "planet", "recall", "rub", "ship", "slam", "soar", "somebody", "tightly", "weather", "adore", "approach", "bond", "bread", "burst", "candle", "coffee", "cousin", "crime", "desert", "flutter", "frozen", "grand", "heel", "hello", "language", "level", "movement", "pleasure", "powerful", "random", "rhythm", "settle", "silly", "slap", "sort", "spoken", "steel", "threaten", "tumble", "upset", "aside", "awkward", "bee", "blank", "board", "button", "card", "carefully", "complain", "crap", "deeply", "discover", "drag", "dread", "effort", "entire", "fairy", "giant", "gotten", "greet", "illusion", "jeans", "leap", "liquid", "march", "mend", "nervous", "nine", "replace", "rope", "spine", "stole", "terror", "accident", "apple", "balance", "boom", "childhood", "collect", "demand", "depression", "eventually", "faint", "glare", "goal", "group", "honey", "kitchen", "laid", "limb", "machine", "mere", "mold", "murder", "nerve", "painful", "poetry", "prince", "rabbit", "shelter", "shore", "shower", "soothe", "stair", "steady", "sunlight", "tangle", "tease", "treasure", "uncle", "begun", "bliss", "canvas", "cheer", "claw", "clutch", "commit", "crimson", "crystal", "delight", "doll", "existence", "express", "fog", "football", "gay", "goose", "guard", "hatred", "illuminate", "mass", "math", "mourn", "rich", "rough", "skip", "stir", "student", "style", "support", "thorn", "tough", "yard", "yearn", "yesterday", "advice", "appreciate", "autumn", "bank", "beam", "bowl", "capture", "carve", "collapse", "confusion", "creation", "dove", "feather", "girlfriend", "glory", "government", "harsh", "hop", "inner", "loser", "moonlight", "neighbor", "neither", "peach", "pig", "praise", "screw", "shield", "shimmer", "sneak", "stab", "subject", "throughout", "thrown", "tower", "twirl", "wow", "army", "arrive", "bathroom", "bump", "cease", "cookie", "couch", "courage", "dim", "guilt", "howl", "hum", "husband", "insult", "led", "lunch", "mock", "mostly", "natural", "nearly", "needle", "nerd", "peaceful", "perfection", "pile", "price", "remove", "roam", "sanctuary", "serious", "shiny", "shook", "sob", "stolen", "tap", "vain", "void", "warrior", "wrinkle", "affection", "apologize", "blossom", "bounce", "bridge", "cheap", "crumble", "decision", "descend", "desperately", "dig", "dot", "flip", "frighten", "heartbeat", "huge", "lazy", "lick", "odd", "opinion", "process", "puzzle", "quietly", "retreat", "score", "sentence", "separate", "situation", "skill", "soak", "square", "stray", "taint", "task", "tide", "underneath", "veil", "whistle", "anywhere", "bedroom", "bid", "bloody", "burden", "careful", "compare", "concern", "curtain", "decay", "defeat", "describe", "double", "dreamer", "driver", "dwell", "evening", "flare", "flicker", "grandma", "guitar", "harm", "horrible", "hungry", "indeed", "lace", "melody", "monkey", "nation", "object", "obviously", "rainbow", "salt", "scratch", "shown", "shy", "stage", "stun", "third", "tickle", "useless", "weakness", "worship", "worthless", "afternoon", "beard", "boyfriend", "bubble", "busy", "certain", "chin", "concrete", "desk", "diamond", "doom", "drawn", "due", "felicity", "freeze", "frost", "garden", "glide", "harmony", "hopefully", "hunt", "jealous", "lightning", "mama", "mercy", "peel", "physical", "position", "pulse", "punch", "quit", "rant", "respond", "salty", "sane", "satisfy", "savior", "sheep", "slept", "social", "sport", "tuck", "utter", "valley", "wolf", "aim", "alas", "alter", "arrow", "awaken", "beaten", "belief", "brand", "ceiling", "cheese", "clue", "confidence", "connection", "daily", "disguise", "eager", "erase", "essence", "everytime", "expression", "fan", "flag", "flirt", "foul", "fur", "giggle", "glorious", "ignorance", "law", "lifeless", "measure", "mighty", "muse", "north", "opposite", "paradise", "patience", "patient", "pencil", "petal", "plate", "ponder", "possibly", "practice", "slice", "spell", "stock", "strife", "strip", "suffocate", "suit", "tender", "tool", "trade", "velvet", "verse", "waist", "witch", "aunt", "bench", "bold", "cap", "certainly", "click", "companion", "creator", "dart", "delicate", "determine", "dish", "dragon", "drama", "drum", "dude", "everybody", "feast", "forehead", "former", "fright", "fully", "gas", "hook", "hurl", "invite", "juice", "manage", "moral", "possess", "raw", "rebel", "royal", "scale", "scary", "several", "slight", "stubborn", "swell", "talent", "tea", "terrible", "thread", "torment", "trickle", "usually", "vast", "violence", "weave", "acid", "agony", "ashamed", "awe", "belly", "blend", "blush", "character", "cheat", "common", "company", "coward", "creak", "danger", "deadly", "defense", "define", "depend", "desperate", "destination", "dew", "duck", "dusty", "embarrass", "engine", "example", "explore", "foe", "freely", "frustrate", "generation", "glove", "guilty", "health", "hurry", "idiot", "impossible", "inhale", "jaw", "kingdom", "mention", "mist", "moan", "mumble", "mutter", "observe", "ode", "pathetic", "pattern", "pie", "prefer", "puff", "rape", "rare", "revenge", "rude", "scrape", "spiral", "squeeze", "strain", "sunset", "suspend", "sympathy", "thigh", "throne", "total", "unseen", "weapon", "weary" };
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RE: Regarding the recent theft of Burst accountsposted in General Discussion
@rds So to put in perspective how many passwords can be generated by a list of 1626 words in a 12 word combination, the number would be
341,543,870,028,173,427,817,970,975,906,355,941,376
or
341 undecillion
which can be broken down into
341 billion billion billion billionNow for a look at the account address:
with a combination of 16 of 36 chars (numbers and alpha) the equation would look like this 36^16
which looks like this in integer from
7,958,661,109,946,400,884,391,936
or
7 septillion
which can be broken down into
7 million billion billionAt first glance you may notice the first equation has much higher output which also may lead you to believe that their must be an over lap somewhere or not enough addresses for passphrases, but you'd be wrong.
You see there are only 7,483,400,959 people in the world. http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/This means that each person on the planet today gets ~1,063,565,563,269,597 Accounts to them selves.
or
This means that each person on the planet today gets ~45,642,639,319,547,431,219,827,739,664 Passphrases to them selves.This also showcases that the chance for replication is less than the chance of a new generated key by a factor of billions. This doesn't mean that it's impossible but more likely than not a simple check to make sure the account isn't in use is made.
Big Thanks to http://www.wolframalpha.com/ for crunching this numbers as normal computer programs can't handle the task due to insufficient numeric memory allocation
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RE: External Storage of Coinsposted in General Discussion
@gumbogumbo You can never have offline storage with Burstcoin. You are thinking of Bitcoin when you say storage, Burstcoin differs from Bitcoin as it's not stored in a single place. You see Bitcoin has a ledger on every transaction that occurs but the coin's them selves are stored on your hard drive or some offline storage as you mentioned. Burstcoin is a giant ledger of payments, the balance from each account is derived by following the path of each fraction of a coin going in and out of accounts. So overall Burst is literally stored on the blockchain itself rather than a hard drive you need to backup or put in safekeeping. The only thing you need to use your coins is the database (db) downloaded and the password to the account you own.
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RE: QORA asset - NOT ME - I don't know what kind of game this is, but don't purchase this assetposted in Asset Scams
This is very odd I got 38+ k in this asset in one transaction, and then 2 hours later got 1.28Burst then an hour later 9.06Burst? What is this for? If it's just a troll I better open more accounts to get more stuff sent to lol.
EDIT: I have 6 accounts right now just checked all of them, the only ones that have Quora sent to them are interacting with the exchange. So I'm guessing that this person is taking addresses that are trading.
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RE: Shingled magnetic recording (SMR)posted in General Discussion
@Propagandalf @sevencardz Yup this is the case on my end. Never had a problem, also when others pull the drives out of the case and install directly they have better experiences. Maybe it is a system default, but good to know itès just a setting.
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RE: Shingled magnetic recording (SMR)posted in General Discussion
@sevencardz if you get card like this you can add more direct sata ports to your computer https://www.amazon.ca/IOCrest-Controller-Profile-Bracket-Components/dp/B00ESFEI2E/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1485375953&sr=8-5&keywords=sata+controller
Also it's not how much each usb 3.0 port can handle it's how much the bus can. For example if you have two usb ports that use the same bus then the bandwidth will be that of a single usb 3.0 instead of two, this can worse with more and more usb 3 on the same bus.
EDIT: so i checked you motherboard model and couldn't find details on the usb bus, but if you look right next to your ram slot there is a usb 3.0 header/input slot that you can try to see if this improves your speed.
A General rule that I follow is if the usb ports are stacked they use the same bus. -
RE: Shingled magnetic recording (SMR)posted in General Discussion
@sevencardz Well legally they would have to state that the drives are refurbished. But would you mind giving me some more info on how your rig is setup?
I can say that if you are using the usb 3.0 that comes with the external drives, this may be why your transfer/write speeds are so slow. I personally pulled the HDD's out of the external casings that converts sata into usb 3.0, and plugged them into my motherboard directly. (This improves speed a bit)
You should also check your motherboard manual, because the bandwidth could be shared among other ports ether usb or direct sata.
Lastly I would check CPU usage as if your cpu is maxed out from other tasks it may, queue data until it can process it.
My Drives straight out of the box write @ 220MB/s (Peak) and 98MB/s when finishing writing the final plots. The read speed of the drives differs as I don't bother optimizing my plots. (35 sec for 30TB is good enough)
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RE: Leaving Computer onposted in General Discussion
Their are multiple safety's built into computers they can sense when an electrical current is gone a miss and they shutdown for you before any damage is done. This can be proved by plugging in your GPU or Wifi card in backwards