x16r / x16s spmod-git4a has been released.  Free no fee, more speed.


If you like my free opensource work. Donate and receive profitable private bins (I have many algos). (PM for info)

https://github.com/sp-hash/suprminer/commits/master

I'm sharing code on github opensource for all of you to enjoy. I am adding some juice and releasing a faster x16r exe soon.
Free no devfee. spmod-git #4A

https://github.com/sp-hash/suprminer/releases

I am waiting a few days.

I will upload a fixed version soon.

Only 1 way to find out right.

1 week ago there was no enemy 1.09 miner right? This is because after I started to publish my opensource improvements, enemy copied my work and included it into his miner for a 5% boost. I have added a few percent on sp-mod #4, so it should be faster than 1.08. opensource, free and without a virus.

yes. My X16s (permuted sequence) implementation will fluctate with the order of the algos. You can see in my latest commit that the memory access in simd is pipelined with another hashing algo. So while the gpu is waiting for the memory to be ready, it can continue to work on other work in shared mem or in registers.. (similar to the claymores dual miner)

You should upgrade to version 4

but you need to run each round for 12 hours, if not the comparison is not fair. You run 2 rounds 9 hours and 1 round 12 hours. 12 hours is not enough to make a good prediction.

Instead of X16r, you shoudl compare the x16s algo.


Because they where busy mining the devfee. (switching pools, missing profits)

My private was released 2 months ago.. (big farms) it also includes a fast x17 miner (24 mhash 1080ti).
Still available pm for details.

In the spmod-git, I have only optimized 8/16 algos. My 16/16 algo private miner is around +10% faster than enemy 1.09 r5.

The test was made with spmod-git #3. I have released spmod-git #4 free and opensource

#4 is faster than enemy 1.08

To beat #9, I cannot share my code because he will only copy my work again.

1 week ago enemy v1.08 was the fastest downloadable x16r miner.

spmod-git #4 is faster, free and opensource

here is spmod-git #3 in a 9 hour comparison between the 3 mods.

Enemy 1.09 beta 5 was compiled just after I released #3.  (He use my github code and add the speedups  to his private fee miner)

Depends on the sequence numbers, and how long you meassure the average rate. Testing for a few hours isn't enough. Testing x16S is more accurate, since the order is permuted and not random (every hashing algo excecuted once)

in X16S you have 16! combinations (2.092278988 E+13), in X16R 16^16 (1.8 E+18)

in round #3 spmod-git3 was faster than enemy 1.08

now you can try spmod-git4

https://github.com/sp-hash/suprminer/releases/tag/spmod-git4

Pushed more speed to github (x16R, X16S)

When simd is the previous algo in the chain:

Fugue64 +26% faster
Whirlpool64 +40% faster
Hamsi64 +40% faster

https://github.com/sp-hash/suprminer/releases/tag/spmod-git4

1.09 has 5 release numbers.  #5 was released yesterday after my latest commits-.

I pushed a 4% faster fugue to github + some pool tuning. Run with fixed difficulty on the pool.
The enemy dude is taking my optimized code and merge it into his 1.09 exe file. (1% fee miner)
I have only shared speedups in 8 of the 16 algos. My private can beat beat enemy 1.09 r5 with 10% dev fee.

In this round, the free and opensource spmod-git3 seems to be doing abit faster than enemy 1.08 (50 blocks)

enemy 1.09r5 53
spmod-git3   48.5
enemy 1.08   48

The increase from 48(enemy 1.08) to 53(enemy 1.09r5) is because of the opensource optimalizations he has stolen from my git.


Why do you restart the miner? Every restart will reduce the payouts. You should run for 12 hours without any restarts.

The sp-mod x16r private is around 10% faster than enemy 1.09