Is there a way I could adjust the number of mining threads ?
Threads = minermemory * genproclimit I suggest leaving minermemory to the default which is 1. Then with genproclimit you can set the number of threads. I have an i7 CPU. Changing genproclimit to 6 does change the number of threads reported by my wallet when mining to 6, but the wallet still utilizes 100% of the CPU most of the time but drops off to 25% briefly every few seconds. Is there a setting that would give me a steady 75% CPU utilization instead of the peaks and valleys? The mining thread count needs to be a power of 2 (2,4,8,16...) or it will round up to the closest one.. So if you have 8 CPU threads and you mined at 50% you need to do 1/4 (ram/threads) or 2/2 but like stated above 1/4 would work the best.. Sam goes if you have 4 CPU threads 1/2 would be 50%.. Like stated a few time before.. Terms to know CPU cores: the number of physical cores on your CPU CPU threads: the number of threads your CPU has, so if your CPU is hyper threaded then this is (core count x 2) Mining threads: number used in "genproclimit" Total mining threads: genproclimit x minermemory (threads x ram) Mining instances: each 1gb of ram used ( number used in "minermemory") Mining cycle: 1000 searched On most rigs you can get a total mining threads a little higher the CPU threads.. This needs to be test to find optimal for your system.. Let's take one of my rigs for example.. It has 48 CPU threads I have it set at 7/8 which is 56 total mining threads.. This is bc there is a slight delay right after the mining cycle and each instance cycles at different times.. So this leaves just a little room for the extra mining threads.. I guess we could call it a round or a cycle I simply went with cycle "Mining cycle: 1000 searched"
not sure what that exactly means but there is just 1 cycle of 1 interaction in the miner, which in turn is made of 256K steps (1GB / 4K).
Maybe I should say ~1000 collisions I just was't sure ppl would understand what a collision meant.. To calculate your hashrate:
Have a look at your debug.log file - find some lines like this . . . .
2016-02-03 04:17:29 HOdlcoinMiner:
2016-02-03 04:17:29 search finished - best hash
hash: 000f00a8eb9fde09dcfb398de5418c7fbbcbeb4d782dfbff396cf282c339e2dd collisions:1039 gethash:000f00a8eb9fde09dcfb398de5418c7fbbcbeb4d782dfbff396cf282c339e2dd ba:31773 bb:766922187 nonce:8861
target: 00000760a6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
2016-02-03 04:17:36 HOdlcoinMiner:
2016-02-03 04:17:36 search finished - best hash
hash: 001d781dccb23ed017c6b805ac596f190124c4754b60ae091cd6621563bc64d2 collisions:989 gethash:001d781dccb23ed017c6b805ac596f190124c4754b60ae091cd6621563bc64d2 ba:253952 bb:2993905001 nonce:9325
target: 00000760a6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
You'll see in this example that the searches are about 7 seconds apart . . . each completed search counts as approximately 1000 hashes (collisions) . . . so here there are 1000 per 7 seconds . . a rate of about 143 hash/sec. This is an i7 4770 and the overall network rate at the moment is 8417 hash/sec . . so the whole network is about as strong as 60 i7 4770's . . . . and if you're mining with an i7 4770, you would expect 1 in every 60 blocks. That's about 1 every 3 hours.
each completed search counts as approximately 1000 hashes (collisions)each instance (1gb of ram) finishes it's cycle (~1000 collisions) at different times.. If we look at the image.. instance 1 finished it's search cycle which had 1006 collisions at 14:15:36.. it then moved on to it's next cycle.. then you see that instance 2 finished it's search cycle which had 1029 collisions at 14:15:42 |
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Is there a way I could adjust the number of mining threads ?
Threads = minermemory * genproclimit I suggest leaving minermemory to the default which is 1. Then with genproclimit you can set the number of threads. I have an i7 CPU. Changing genproclimit to 6 does change the number of threads reported by my wallet when mining to 6, but the wallet still utilizes 100% of the CPU most of the time but drops off to 25% briefly every few seconds. Is there a setting that would give me a steady 75% CPU utilization instead of the peaks and valleys? The mining thread count needs to be a power of 2 (2,4,8,16...) or it will round up to the closest one.. So if you have 8 CPU threads and you mined at 50% you need to do 1/4 (ram/threads) or 2/2 but like stated above 1/4 would work the best.. Sam goes if you have 4 CPU threads 1/2 would be 50%.. Like stated a few time before.. Terms to know CPU cores: the number of physical cores on your CPU CPU threads: the number of threads your CPU has, so if your CPU is hyper threaded then this is (core count x 2) Mining threads: number used in "genproclimit" Total mining threads: genproclimit x minermemory (threads x ram) Mining instances: each 1gb of ram used ( number used in "minermemory") Mining cycle: 1000 searched On most rigs you can get a total mining threads a little higher the CPU threads.. This needs to be test to find optimal for your system.. Let's take one of my rigs for example.. It has 48 CPU threads I have it set at 7/8 which is 56 total mining threads.. This is bc there is a slight delay right after the mining cycle and each instance cycles at different times.. So this leaves just a little room for the extra mining threads.. |
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We have already reached out to Poloniex.. Let us all keep in mind, it's best if the request is not spammed.. |
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I'm wondering why we don't have any pool and decent miner yet. Freetrade who did the main coding should be capable of doing this. Or people that did mmcminer..
Anyway this coin is interesting but needs more attention. Amount of trades is close to zero. While yobit is a decent exchange in comparison to others, Polo or Bitrex would be better.
I like that we're still at the stage where every single miner can participate, but at some point this coin should be more interesting for mainstream - means pools and better cpu/gpu miners. With funding available now it's not going to happen. Price is low and thus nobody will code for 0.2 btc. Stop dumping on exchanges and keep good price. Also it would be great if main dev could participate in a pool and miner development. That's my 0.05 HOdl..
Well with the new algo and GBT we need the help of a miner Dev... You can read here.. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1366011.0;all |
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Just had some smaller offers so far. Looking for a 1000 DES / 10000 HODL trade. Who's got the goods?
il give you 567.5 des for hodl inbox me There is no way this deal is for real.. 10k HODL is 1.52 BTC atm.. and 1000 DES is 0.74 BTC atm.. Or did you mean 10k after a term deposit.. bc if you meant 10k striaght thats 350k after a term deposit.. and 350k is 39.06 BTC atm.. |
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Thank you for all your donations
Bitcoin total
0.210044 BTC
HOdl total
4450.00004000 HODL
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Looks great thank you for the add |
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Yeah I'm not sure what that means.. |
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So if you haven't imported the paper wallet in to the wallet yet, you will not see it there.. Which is the purpose of a paper wallet (to keep it offline).. But any Hodl you have in other addresses in your wallet will earn interest every block.. This is the same for everyone..
I bought HOdls to the address where the unlocking private key is inside the wallet.dat. (No mining yet with my 5 Hps.) I transfered most of the HOdls as term deposit to an address where the unlocking private key is on a paper wallet. So it is this early adopter interested. I think HOdlcoin is a really funny coin. I love it. Ok so you have a few Hodl in the original address.. You will earn Standard interest on that amount.. Both standard and term deposit interest have the early adopters bonus applied to them.. However it's important to point out that you will earn interest only for 30 days for standard interest.. And then You will need to move them to start earning again.. And standard interest will still be given at its normal ~5% APR after the bonus period as come to an end |
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With hodlcoind I could finaly squeeze (or jessie) 5 H/s out of my old Athlon. So hopefully in two or three weeks ...
I have bought a few HOdls and invested most of it into a paper wallet. The remaining HOdls are slowly increasing. Is this due to early adopter interest or is it due to the "investment"? Due to the paper wallet I assume it is not the "investment".
Is your paper wallet a term deposit? Any coins you "have in" your wallet will show its interest as its added.. Ok "have in" meaning if you have the addresses private key in that wallet (in the wallet.dat file).. This was either done if you mined a block to this address, received to this address or imported the private key of this address... So if you haven't imported the paper wallet in to the wallet yet, you will not see it there.. Which is the purpose of a paper wallet (to keep it offline).. But any Hodl you have in other addresses in your wallet will earn interest every block.. This is the same for everyone.. |
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an i7 can mine with 8 core or 4 only? thread are seen as a core?
Ok let's break down terminology.. We have CPU cores, CPU threads and mining threads.. Your Intel quad core (4 core) is Hyper Threaded.. So you have 8 threads.. The miner will round mining threads to the closest power of 2 (2,4,8,16,32...) So you can mined with 2 (25%) 4 (50%) 8 (100%) However you can some time get a little more performance out of using more threads then your CPU has available.. Like 3gb of ram with 4 threads each.. Which is 12 mining threads.. Hashrate will vary based on system hardware.. so i can set "set generate 8"? Yes but if you want to simply mined with all 8 threads.. You can use the "mining" drop down menu... You can read through the mining thread as well.. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1383479.0;all |
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an i7 can mine with 8 core or 4 only? thread are seen as a core?
Ok let's break down terminology.. We have CPU cores, CPU threads and mining threads.. Your Intel quad core (4 core) is Hyper Threaded.. So you have 8 threads.. The miner will round mining threads to the closest power of 2 (2,4,8,16,32...) So you can mined with 2 (25%) 4 (50%) 8 (100%) However you can some time get a little more performance out of using more threads then your CPU has available.. Like 3gb of ram with 4 threads each.. Which is 12 mining threads.. Hashrate will vary based on system hardware.. |
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Is it just me or maybe i need someone to point out where i can unlock my wallet in v1.0.0  sending coins from an encrypted wallet will ask you for the passphrase and temporarily unlock. The default behavior is to remain locked. So mining and interest can be achieved without unlocking wallet right? Yes locked wallet.. Paper wallet.. Deep freeze wallet... Deleted wallet (interest will not be claimed bc it will never move)... even all the those burnt nuts (but once again that interest will stop in 30days and never be claimed) By claimed I mean will not even show up in the supply.. |
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Can someone sort the tabs under "Hodlings"?
For example ascending and descending Estimated Date, Deposit Block, Maturation Block?
Look up 2 or 3 post depending on where you start counting.. |
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I saw a tweet from a couple days ago that said the latest win64 release is an 8% boost in mining speed vs the old win32 version. Did the Linux version get any improvement in mining speed? Just trying to figure out if I should bother to update my google cloud and amazon aws instances or not.
Also, in the qt where we are shown all the information on our current deposits, would it be possible to stick in the ability to sort the columns in the next release? As coins come in, I've been locking up about half of them for a full year, and the rest spread out all over the place. So I have a ton of small deposits and it would be nice to be able to sort them by maturation block or term or whatever.
Thanks.
Windows is finally able to use more then 2gb of memory.. As for Linux some are reporting a slight boost.. As for the table being sortable.. We plan on it here is the issue for it.. https://github.com/HOdlcoin/HOdlcoin/issues/18 |
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Hi What is the problem here?  orphan maybe once your deposit is over it will show like this. This means, that is normal view? I think you have just to sent these coins to one of your addresses again. I send always all my coins to the same address. Isn't correct? When I read this https://github.com/HOdlcoin/HOdlcoin/blob/HODLCoin0.11.3/doc/README.md, then I mean, this is correct. Yes just move them to the same address or a new address.. either way.. In Crypto coins are storded on the blockchain as "outputs" one address could have hunders of Outputs.. your looking at an output that is no longer earning interest.. you simply need to move it (making it a new output) you can see all the outputs you own in Coin Control |
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Friendly reminded Please back up your wallet before upgrading to a new one
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