Are you on an Nvidia 10xx card? 70c is fine in theory, but personally I'm trying to keep them at 60-65C.

Regarding the GPU restriction, yes there is, I think it's -d. For example "-d 0" will run the miner on the 1st GPU. "-d 12" will run on the 2nd and 3rd GPU.

Wow first time I come upon a language Google translate can't decipher!
I wonder if he's just spamming gibberish

EDIT: Whop! Found it! It's Filipino!

And the amazing thing with this is that your forged coins (forged coins = gained through voting) will also count toward your next forging. So if you choose a delegate who pays daily (like ArkLand), the amount you get will increase every day. Ofcourse that's only important if you have a lot of ARK, otherwise the difference is small and unnoticeable.

Best regards,
Mr. Obvious

Also thank you for your reply. Now if you don't mind me, I'd like to ask one more thing.

I was an early adopter of QBIC, I started mining it and holding it while also sponsoring the signature. However after 2 or 3 weeks with no signature payment and little communication from the dev team with bad engrish, I decide to sell at 10€ (lucky me!). Also this: https://altmix.org/coins/42-QBIC/explorer/address/GMcez4BAxUbFYTAyesVQccVXzJpxWH9skJ seemed a bit fishy to me but maybe I don't understand something right.

Because of all of the above I've stopped following the project and this thread, but you seem to be someone new to the team? I also noticed talks about a new roadmap. Since the main thread is not updated I don't know where else to look for updates, can you please brief me in what's changed since ~3 weeks ago?

How comes the market cap increased from 222.500 to 1.000.000 in an instant even though the price fell? (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/qbic/)
Since MARKET CAP = PRICE x SUPPLY, the obvious answer is that extra supply was generated, but how? Out of thin air?

Like this has helped me!
I have 228 posts, about 60%-70% of them are constructive, the rest are just chit-chat like this post, still 2 merits one of which was more like a gift to be honest and not deserved.

PS: Ofcourse I do aggree with you though, I'm just humoring the fact that it's veeeery slow to obtain merit even with constructive posts.

Whoohooo ! ARK Core v2 seems to be getting close!

https://ark.io/roadmap
"Developing & writing ARK CORE v2: 90%"
"Deploying and testing on internal Testnet: 15%"

Hello. I'll do some more testing and let you know but this will be tomorrow.
For now I just wanted to thank you for the reply and let you know what are my intentions with "intensity".

I'm using the NemosMiner which includes your miner inside, but since this Nemos is an algo-auto-switching miner, I'm forced to keep one overclock setting for every algo. I found that your miner is the only one that's pushing my 1080ti to 70 degrees, something that I don't feel comfortable with. I'm using the EVGA 1080ti FTW3 and I noticed that one of the "POWER" temp sensors is peaking high while the rest 8 sensors (including GPU & RAM) is top 63.
I also have a 1070 and 1070ti on my rig but those have fine temps. So what I tried was to include an argument in the Nemos's files that will launch your HSRM at reduced intensity for the 1080ti. I tried starting from 8 and going up 1 point at a time and when I reach 10, HSRM opens and closes in an instant. I know I've put the intensity argument correctly since at intensity 8 the hashrate and temps were veeeeery low! What I'm hoping for is a slight decrease in the intensity, like 1 point max.

As far as I know, for mining purposes the ti is doing much better than 1080 non-ti. I think 1080 had some problem with the architecture of the memory that were improved on the ti version? Something like that.

For some reason, when I set over 9 intensity it's crashing. From what I've read in this thread, people trying to run over 9 cards have a problem too. So what I understand it that any 2-digit numbers is causing a crush.
Was an answer provided and I missed it?

A bit hard to use, all these memo keys and permissions and multi-signs are new to me. I messed up something a while ago and the withdraw wasn't working.
Their friendly Discord team helped me solve it though!

cryptopool.xyz last block: 2 months ago
yiimp last block: 6 days ago
As for Zpool, I can only see them with Zcash support, am I in the wrong site or have they removed Neoscrypt?

What pools are you guys using? I was on Altminer but since they decided to close, I had to try some others.
I tried unimining but it only found 2 blocks in 10 hours... also it seemed like they "steal" with higher fees than what they say. My unconfirmed balance of the last block was higher at start, but after being confirmed it was reduced by 10%. I don't think this is normal but I might be wrong.

I also tried BSOD but they're also finding blocks very rarely and so far my earnings with them are not in accordance to my calculations.

Any other ideas guys?

Refunded my XRP yesterday. They might have not been the fastest team but they're proven to be trustworthy. Maybe in the future if the team gets bigger they'll also get faster but that comes second after the quality of work and the sincerity.
By the way as a reminder, if you paid on XRP and you're missing 20 XRP from the refund, that's normal. The Ripple wallets are locking 20 XRP as "wallet activation"

But since people believe more posts will increase their chance on getting merrited, isn't this proof that this system is not working? I believe it is.

Yeah it's kinda sad that people don't pay attention before they post. Thanks to your post though, I'm sure that nobody else will post a "coin" in their "token" list!

I don't think the name "YIIMP" is supposed to be all over your site, is it?
In the front page you write "YiiMP is a pool management solution based on the Yii Framework."

Thanks! I've never heard of that developer though and I'm wondering if it's safe since it's not open source. Has anyone heard of the developer before? Also, has anyone here been using it his miner for 1080ti? Is there any significant change for our card?

I noticed that most people are using the ccminer from enemy-1.03 for RavenCoin (Info's Source: http://yiimp.eu/site/miners). However I can't find it available as open source and I'm afraid it might be doing something fishy on the background.
People are already comenting here http://cryptomining-blog.com/9507-ccminer-enemy-1-03-fork-for-raven-rvn-mining-now-available/ about suspicious activity.
TPRUVOT's ccminer is so buggy, it's always crushing even when KlausT's version keeps going with the same clocks. However KlausT hasn't add RVN support (at least yet).

So... Is there any stable and safe miner for Raven?

PS: TPRUVOT's ccminer hashrate is jumbing between 12 MH/s and 20 MH/s on 1080ti! WTH?! I reduced my clocks to try avoid crashes and I'm at 80% TDP, +70 GPU, +500 Memory. Let's see if it last more than 2 hours.

No I disabled my custom curve and I manually set them before the paste change.

That's what I was running,