I like the look of his speeds. Wish mine ran that well.  This is more photoshoped tham the girls in playboy. |
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I see some posts that V8 reached hardware limits and there is no way to improve speed anymore. It's not true.
I'm working on new version with another good speedup, though it takes more time and efforts.
And whats the point?? High temperatures, more electricity and same profit, cuz all are with the new miner. Your new versions are not helpful, do you know that? My miner does not support Linux, Nvidia, CPUs. They will not get any speedups from my miner. Though I'm ready to stop development if most of people think so. It's not a problem for me at all. Make a vote somewhere to see results. If you stop development I will find you and I will kill you!  |
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I see some posts that V8 reached hardware limits and there is no way to improve speed anymore. It's not true.
I'm working on new version with another good speedup, though it takes more time and efforts.
And whats the point?? High temperatures, more electricity and same profit, cuz all are with the new miner. Your new versions are not helpful, do you know that? Also some cards have really bad speed  That is totally wrong Wrong because?? My cards were at 60C, now are at 75C. The profit is same! Tell us your point! @ioginx Your bad math cant make me a troll  If you dont like it just dont use it, its easy as fu*k. by myself with my 390 cards I m getting from 200 sols with 190-200 W to 290-300 sols for 200-215W 280x from 130 sols with 100w to 220 sols with 180w for me is working perfectly. Just mine and fap at the same time. Go ti linux and make more profit if you can. I wish you the best! |
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Claymore 280x (2048 cores) 1100/1750 -220h/s
470 (2048 cores) 1100/1750 -160h/s
30% That's very bad.
The 280x at 1750?!?! How? |
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Is ZEC more profitable than ETH?
not anymore, it's way lower, assuming a rig of 1000(6 x 480)sol versus the same rig that do 180MH it's 0.002 worst, conusmption is also higher i guess or on par What bios/settings r u using to get 180MH from your rig? I have low power bios and have 170mh, on this 180mh was unstable. Is all fine on your rig? The question you should be asking is, what is his hash per watt. You can crank up the speed but you exponentially use more power. I have free electricity, so for me more important is MH/S How free? Solar panel? |
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any chance you will begin to work on nvidia and cuda? amd is reaching is limit already i don't think it's possible to do high improvement anymore
on the other hand a 1070 is stuggling to have 125 sol and it should be 160 at the very least, and i think it might be higher, up to 180...
I still can improve speed, though it requires more and more efforts and time. It seems about 300H/s on stock 390X is possible. So it's not over for AMD yet and therefore I don't have time for NVidia. Lol 300 pper card will be awesome, but what power ussage? |
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For those, who need comparison data.
version 7 speeds:
7870 - 95 sol/s
7950 - 145 sol/s
7970 - 165 sol/s
270x - 100 sol/s
280x - 165 sol/s
285 - 110 sol/s
470 4Gb - 155 sol/s
Couldn't be more accurate. You can add 290 - 200 sol/s to complete the list 295x2 shapire - 452 sol/s to complete the list What power consuption? With the price of 295x2 i can buy 3x390 So 3x220:660 sol/s |
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Can someone explain me briefly what happened here ? did someone upload through 3333 his own config file to someone else's rig ?
yes that's exactly what occurred. I had the port open to the world and someone decided my rig would be better suited to mine for them than me. BR I am from the mobile but i think in readme there was a option where change the pornt and no1 can connect to your miner check it and tell me. |
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just so you know whoever you are.. I baited you. See you soon 04:41:44:215 1ff8 sent: 164
04:41:48:090 1630 recv: 51
04:41:48:090 1630 srv pck: 50
04:41:48:137 1630 srv bs: 0
04:41:48:137 1630 sent: 164
04:41:49:152 1010 recv: 51
04:41:49:152 1010 srv pck: 50
04:41:49:199 1010 srv bs: 0
04:41:49:199 1010 sent: 164
04:41:49:246 19c0 ZEC: put share nonce c567
04:41:49:246 19c0 ZEC round found 1 shares
04:41:49:262 21cc ZEC: 11/18/16-04:41:49 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 2)
04:41:49:262 21cc send share: {"id": 4, "method": "mining.submit", "params": ["d57heinz.Hp3gpu","21e","38da2e58","67c50000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000","fd40050024865542ca2e9a7ebf004594df4f9da5d7b1114c3fe897a89
04:41:49:324 21cc got 36 bytes
04:41:49:324 21cc buf: {"id":4,"result":true,"error":null}
04:41:49:324 21cc parse packet: 35
04:41:49:340 21cc ZEC: Share accepted (78 ms)!
04:41:49:340 21cc new buf size: 0
04:41:53:090 235c recv: 51
04:41:53:090 235c srv pck: 50
04:41:53:137 235c srv bs: 0
04:41:53:137 235c sent: 164
04:41:54:152 d9c recv: 51
04:41:54:152 d9c srv pck: 50
04:41:54:199 d9c srv bs: 0
04:41:54:215 d9c sent: 164
04:41:57:793 1978 GPU0 t=60C fan=69%, GPU1 t=66C fan=47%, GPU2 t=70C fan=49%
04:41:57:809 1978 em hbt: 0, fm hbt: 47,
04:41:57:809 1978 watchdog - thread 0, hb time 94
04:41:57:809 1978 watchdog - thread 1, hb time 172
04:41:57:824 1978 watchdog - thread 2, hb time 250
04:41:57:824 1978 watchdog - thread 3, hb time 16
04:41:57:824 1978 watchdog - thread 4, hb time 156
04:41:57:840 1978 watchdog - thread 5, hb time 235
04:41:57:840 1978 watchdog - thread 6, hb time 16
04:41:57:840 1978 watchdog - thread 7, hb time 78
04:41:57:855 1978 watchdog - thread 8, hb time 78
04:41:57:855 1978 watchdog - thread 9, hb time 110
04:41:57:871 1978 watchdog - thread 10, hb time 31
04:41:57:871 1978 watchdog - thread 11, hb time -15
04:41:58:090 20 recv: 51
04:41:58:105 20 srv pck: 50
04:41:58:152 20 srv bs: 0
04:41:58:152 20 sent: 164
04:41:59:168 1a4c recv: 51
04:41:59:168 1a4c srv pck: 50
04:41:59:215 1a4c srv bs: 0
04:41:59:215 1a4c sent: 164
04:42:03:090 14b4 recv: 51
04:42:03:105 14b4 srv pck: 50
04:42:03:152 14b4 srv bs: 0
04:42:03:152 14b4 sent: 164
04:42:04:184 203c recv: 51
04:42:04:184 203c srv pck: 50
04:42:04:230 203c srv bs: 0
04:42:04:230 203c sent: 164
04:42:08:090 1a50 recv: 51
04:42:08:105 1a50 srv pck: 50
04:42:08:137 1a50 srv bs: 0
04:42:08:152 1a50 sent: 164
04:42:08:668 4bc recv: 270
04:42:08:668 4bc srv pck: 269
04:42:08:684 4bc Remote management: file config.txt was downloaded
04:42:08:684 4bc srv bs: 0
04:42:08:699 4bc sent: 40
04:42:09:199 1f24 recv: 51
04:42:09:199 1f24 srv pck: 50
04:42:09:246 1f24 srv bs: 0
04:42:09:246 1f24 sent: 164
04:42:11:559 21ec recv: 50
04:42:11:574 21ec srv pck: 49
04:42:11:574 21ec Remote management required restart
04:42:13:074 21ec Restarting OK, exi 04:42:15:762 18e8 args: -zpool zec.coinmine.pl:7007 -zwal Stromfreser.Stromfresser1 -zpsw jamjam -allpools 1
04:42:15:762 18e8
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04:42:15:777 18e8 º Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v6.0 Beta º
04:42:15:777 18e8 ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
04:42:15:777 18e8
04:42:15:996 18e8 ZEC: 1 pool is specified
04:42:15:996 18e8 Main ZCash pool is zec.coinmine.pl:7007
04:42:16:887 18e8 OpenCL platform: AMD Accelerated Parallel Processing
04:42:16:902 18e8 OpenCL initializing...
04:42:16:902 18e8 AMD Cards available: 3
04:42:16:902 18e8 GPU #0: Tahiti, 3072 MB available, 32 compute units
04:42:16:918 18e8 GPU #0 recognized as Radeon 280X/380X
04:42:16:918 18e8 GPU #1: Tahiti, 3072 MB available, 32 compute units
04:42:16:918 18e8 GPU #1 recognized as Radeon 280X/380X
04:42:16:934 18e8 GPU #2: Hawaii, 8192 MB available, 44 compute units
04:42:16:934 18e8 GPU #2 recognized as Radeon 390X
04:42:16:949 18e8 POOL version
04:42:16:949 18e8 b225
04:42:16:949 18e8 Platform: Windows
04:42:16:980 18e8 start building OpenCL program for GPU 0...
04:42:16:980 18e8 done
04:42:17:105 18e8 Frontend phase failed compilation.
Error: Compilation from LLVMIR binary to IL text failed!
04:42:17:105 18e8 16x binary failed, try 15x
04:42:17:152 18e8 start building OpenCL program for GPU 0...
04:42:18:340 18e8 done
04:42:18:465 18e8 start building OpenCL program for GPU 1...
04:42:18:465 18e8 done
04:42:18:590 18e8 Frontend phase failed compilation.
Error: Compilation from LLVMIR binary to IL text failed!
04:42:18:590 18e8 16x binary failed, try 15x
04:42:18:605 18e8 start building OpenCL program for GPU 1...
04:42:19:777 18e8 done
04:42:19:902 18e8 start building OpenCL program for GPU 2...
04:42:19:902 18e8 done
04:42:20:027 18e8 Error: AMD HSA Code Object loading failed.
04:42:20:027 18e8 16x binary failed, try 15x
04:42:20:043 18e8 start building OpenCL program for GPU 2...
04:42:20:043 18e8 done
04:42:20:168 18e8 GPU #0 intensity 4
04:42:20:168 18e8 GPU #1 intensity 4
04:42:20:168 18e8 GPU #2 intensity 4
04:42:20:184 18e8 Total cards: 3
04:42:31:575 1274 ZEC: Stratum - connecting to 'zec.coinmine.pl' <168.235.96.102> port 7007
04:42:31:613 18e8 "-allpools" option is set, default pools can be used for devfee, check "Readme" file for details.
04:42:31:613 18e8 Watchdog enabled
04:42:31:613 18e8 Remote management is enabled on port 3333
04:42:31:629 18e8
04:42:31:629 1274 send: {"id": 1, "method": "mining.subscribe", "params": ["equihashminer", null, "zec.coinmine.pl", "7007"]}
04:42:31:644 1274 send: {"id": 2, "method": "mining.authorize", "params": ["Stromfreser.Stromfresser1","jamjam"]}
04:42:31:644 1274 send: {"id": 5, "method": "mining.extranonce.subscribe", "params": []}
04:42:31:660 1274 ZEC: Stratum - Connected (zec.coinmine.pl:7007)
04:42:31:729 1274 got 79 bytes
More details to follow. What a fucking idiot -zpool zec.coinmine.pl:7007 -zwal Stromfreser.Stromfresser1 -zpsw jamjam -allpools 1 #-tt 75 This guy is a scammer. Ip coming 95.85.49.122 ive been watching you for a while bud. Hope you did your homework! DDos in 3 2 1. Completed! |
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lol 1 msol? jajajaj
I think the v7 version will be about + 5% or 10%
not more
Dude i was just kidding hahaha dont take it so hard is not a d... Jk again  |
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Could also be a nicehash user. Or someone remotely changing config files. To anyone worried about remote changes, set -mport 0 (disable), or -mport -3333 (negative ports make remote monitoring read only), default is 3333 (full remote access via ethman). You can also go here https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?rh1dkyd2 to check if port 3333 is open to the outside world, and change router settings if it is. Looks like a gpu farm, all the worker hash rates fall in line with what you would expect of a rig. Lolz so 250+ rigs? Once you consider there a warehouses filled with gpu racks, it starts to get crazy. Those owners sometimes open a couple of locations and they probably split up the workers to various address for whatever reason, really its impossible to say how large they are. If I worked at a location like that I would probably siphon off a few racks to mine at my own address and blame it on downtime ;P 2-3 Msols are nothing for him. And we are so happy when we get 20 sols upgrade to our farming Ps. If i have chence to reach his speed probably i will the the second Dan Blizerian hahahaha Hahah Im sure there are a good of Dan Bizerian wannabes running around, some charter jets accept bitcoin for a reason  Janssens himself made a fortune as a Bitcoin miner back in the currency’s early days. When the price of Bitcoin took off in 2013, he was three years ahead of the curve.
Incidentally, he was already a PrivateFly customer, but said when the company turned to Bitcoin, he was “the first in line.” Dont worry guys, never give up!!! The version v7.0 of Claymore will be 1Msols per 280x and 3Msols per 390 and 480 fingers crossed  |
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Could also be a nicehash user. Or someone remotely changing config files. To anyone worried about remote changes, set -mport 0 (disable), or -mport -3333 (negative ports make remote monitoring read only), default is 3333 (full remote access via ethman). You can also go here https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?rh1dkyd2 to check if port 3333 is open to the outside world, and change router settings if it is. Looks like a gpu farm, all the worker hash rates fall in line with what you would expect of a rig. Lolz so 250+ rigs? Once you consider there a warehouses filled with gpu racks, it starts to get crazy. Those owners sometimes open a couple of locations and they probably split up the workers to various address for whatever reason, really its impossible to say how large they are. If I worked at a location like that I would probably siphon off a few racks to mine at my own address and blame it on downtime ;P 2-3 Msols are nothing for him. And we are so happy when we get 20 sols upgrade to our farming Ps. If i have chence to reach his speed probably i will the the second Dan Blizerian hahahaha |
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There's a "user" @ coinmine with 2.8 Msols/s (yes, millions solutions per second) ... I am getting sad with my 1300 sols He just has 15% of the network hashing power ... doh ! I am sure is chinese with 4849293859295849294 rigs and paying 0,00001$ for electricity like years ago with the bitcoin farm |
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There's a "user" @ coinmine with 2.8 Msols/s (yes, millions solutions per second) ... I am getting sad with my 1300 sols |
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Could also be a nicehash user. Or someone remotely changing config files. To anyone worried about remote changes, set -mport 0 (disable), or -mport -3333 (negative ports make remote monitoring read only), default is 3333 (full remote access via ethman). You can also go here https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?rh1dkyd2 to check if port 3333 is open to the outside world, and change router settings if it is. Looks like a gpu farm, all the worker hash rates fall in line with what you would expect of a rig. Lolz so 250+ rigs? |
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Please with the new version change also the name of thethread with (Only Windows) because 70% of the post are "where to doenload the linux version" Good idea, but you can do that yourself. Ko kaza ko? |
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Please with the new version change also the name of thethread with (Only Windows) because 70% of the post are "where to doenload the linux version"
And if you can with your next version to boost again the hashrate with the same power will be awesome.
Thanks.
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