Greetings,
I am looking for a pool that pays BTC for ZEC mining.
I know about Nicehash miner but I would like to use EWBF miner.
Thanks.
You can also use EWBF mining NH. But how? They have zcash pool with ZEC payout, that I can see. Am I missing something? |
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Here ya go: https://www.zpool.caGreetings,
I am looking for a pool that pays BTC for ZEC mining.
I know about Nicehash miner but I would like to use EWBF miner.
Thanks.
No way I am going to use pool run by a guy named "crackfoo"! Ok, just kidding. Thanks. What about miningpoolhub? It converts hashes to BTC internally and stores them on its own wallet. But I am having trouble understanding the costs involved. How does it compare to zpool? |
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Greetings,
I am looking for a pool that pays BTC for ZEC mining.
I know about Nicehash miner but I would like to use EWBF miner.
Thanks.
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Finally CURE is pumping! waiting for this since last September!
Congratulations on your strong nerves. I sold mine at 7000 Satoshis.  Funny thing is, anytime devs make a post here, CURE gets pumped. |
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Greetings,
I plan to stick one Zotac 1060 mini in socket 775 motherboard, but I stumbled on a user review on Newegg saying that his non-UEFI motherboard refuses to recognize the card.
I already have one MSI 1060 running nicely in another socket 775 motherboard, so I was wondering is this issue related to Zotac cards only?
Anybody has similar setup?
Thanks.
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Hi,
Thank you for contacting ZOTAC Technical Support.
None sir. The card DO NOT support Legacy BIOS, only UEFI.
Cheers,
Paul
Zotac Technical Support Now I am really confused. Maybe only that specific model does not support legacy BIOS? |
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Greetings,
I plan to stick one Zotac 1060 mini in socket 775 motherboard, but I stumbled on a user review on Newegg saying that his non-UEFI motherboard refuses to recognize the card.
I already have one MSI 1060 running nicely in another socket 775 motherboard, so I was wondering is this issue related to Zotac cards only?
Anybody has similar setup?
Thanks.
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I haven't played around with the settings as much as some of you, but my best speed (and OC) is around 648 S/s. Power lim at 120%, +140 core, +500 mem. Temp gets as high as 85c. I think efficiency was somewhere around 2.x - Core was at around 1980 MHz while mem is 5508 MHz. Power draw was around 275W I think. Fan was at around 80%
I found the best efficiency I could do was just leave it at base clock (1480/5005). Dialed the power lim it 63% and leave the core and mem clock at +0. This leaves me with 540 S/s at 3.4 efficiency, 72c (lower fan speed - 42%) and power draw of 157W.
For GTX 1080 Ti, best setting is: +240 core, -300 mem, 60% TDP. You get 630 sol/s (if you keep temps low) at 150 W. Any info on ETA of Linux version of excavator? |
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What to put in the .sh script for power limit adjustment so it sticks on reboot?
When I set the PL in CLI with nvidia-smi -pl it asks for sudo
Would nvidia-settings -pl command work in a script?
And which comand to put in the script?
How did you formulate it in OneBash?
BTW: here goes my vote for xubuntu!
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edid.bin trick was required for headless setup before nvidia introduced --allow-empty-initial-configuration i also tried playing with edid.bin to fix issues with VGA resolution on remote VNC connection, no luck if anybody managed to fix it please share also, how to set power limit on boot-up, so I do not have to do it manually after every restart? thanks and have a nice day everybody edit: mr. fullzero, have you considered using Xubuntu in your next version? It is much less memory and CPU hungry than vanilla Ubuntu which eats almost 500MB more memory compared to Xubuntu https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/5kdq92/linux_distros_ram_consumption_9_distros_compared/I am unsing it right now on an machine with 1GB of memory and all important stuff like graphics-drivers PPA and Nvidia overclocking work like a charm. |
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The only downside is that you will be limited to VGA resolution when using remote VNC connection.
Dummy plug helps with that problem.
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Thank you for contributing! Regarding the need for dummy plugs, have you tried using --allow-empty-initial-configuration in xorg.conf? sudo nvidia-xconfig -a --cool-bits=28 --allow-empty-initial-configuration
This allows me to run headless without the need for plugs of any kind. |
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Hey everyone, quick update on Curecoin 2.0:
We've gone through 8 internal iterations, fixed a lot of bugs/issues (radix tree for the ledger sometimes didn't return the correct hash when climbing back down a fork, clients had a difficult time forking back >~100 blocks, communication protocol wasn't expressive enough for handling certain network conditions, etc.). Still chasing a bug with clients getting desynchronized, so I'm working on an overhaul of the networking code.
Curecoin to the moon!! Sell walls thinning. This time it looks like we can easily break 10K sats!! GO GO CURE!! Almost there! Fingers crossed it will stay at around 8000 regardless of current altcoin craze. Regarding craze, has anybody noticed that 24-hour FLDC volume for March 29 was half a million dollars? |
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My 1060 3G with average cooler tends to run very hot by default.
The key to success is mastery of power limits/overclocking.
Now it never goes above 70C with power limit set to 100W while retaining performance (280 S/s) due to overclock of core/memory.
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@EWBF
how much did your fee income drop since you introduced --nofee option?
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How economical is to set auto exchange of ZEC to BTC?
Apart from pool fee of 0.9% and autoexcghange fee of 0.2% are there any other fees applied?
Thanks.
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On my machine EWBF miner uses an average of 160Kbps to download work and 2Kbps for upload.
Was a little bit surprised at high DL rate, so if you are running many cards make sure your bandwidth is not saturated.
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New version: http://nicehash.com/tools/excavator_v1.1.4a_Win64.zipChanges: - slight equihash efficiency improvement for GTX 1060 cards
- equihash GTX 750 Ti fix
- added missing MSVC files
- fixed issue of inability to display proper power usage
- general improvements GTX 1060 6G gets 310 sol/s @ 90 W. GTX 1060 3G gets 255 sol/s @ 72 W. Thanks, but my 1060 is installed in my Lunux box Any word on Lunux version? At least a bare-bone one without bells and whistles. So EWBF can learn more about it  |
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I am using 6 x asus gtx 1060 3gb
How much sol/sec do you have with 1060 3gb? do you have an idea about power consumption? Some preliminary results: Decreased power limit to 100W on mine 1060 3GB Linux box and overclocked to effective 1900core/8400mem Getting avg. 275 S/s. My 970 card on Windows with TDP lowered to 65% (160W as reported by Nvidia Inspector) and overclocked to effective 1400core/7000mem. Getting avg. 275 S/s. Will try to increase clocks +100 more in a few days. Impressive work. Sending devfee your way EWBF! |
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