On a crazy scale of 1 to realsolid, I think sunny king is batting maybe a 2 or a 3 right now
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needs more ram. it's cheap.
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The <4x PCI-e slot was a suspected issue for a long time but no one had actually verified it to my knowledge. I've only ever mined on 4x or greater slots. The transfer speed is only 500MB/s per lane with PCI-e 2.0, so it's possible that using only a single lane may cause a bottleneck.
You can verify this simply by moving around the cards. If the same cards are fine in an x16 slot but awful in an x1 slot, then you probably need the extra bandwidth.
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well, i've paid for my 3x7950 rig mining litecoin for a few months. all profit from here on out.
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Now it's hitting 700mh/s!!! Lol. Nuts.
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Cgminer tries to automatically pick values for your cards, it occasionally works.
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network hash rate is about to hit 600 mh/s
world is about to explode.
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There is nothing better than Bitcoin.
Yes there is, in that there's an algorithm that requires 128 kb of fast memory per circuit as opposed to 0 kb of memory for SHA256. 128 kb of cache (or RAM) is not free and takes up a fair amount of die space. Additionally, GPUs already have absurdly fast RAM onboard. So instead of a 100x efficiency enhancement for ASICs, we may only see a 2x-10x gain along with higher production values. In short the gains that will be made with ASIC are likely to be only similar to those made for BTC with FPGAs, which certainly did not stop people from GPU mining. BTC ASICs will be the death of GPU mining. Because product cycles are so outrageously quick for GPUs as well, it will be difficult for ASIC manufacturers to keep up.
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Geistgeld 2: The Geistening
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With reaper with mixed cards you should run a different instance for each card with "device x" in reaper.conf where x is the number referring to the card in zeroeth order.
You can implement variable thread concurrency values in cgminer using commas. All cards with different numbers of spus require different thread concurrencies.
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Are they all in at least pcie 4x slots? I've mixed brands and cards before without problem
As stated use reaper for 79xx cards
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Yes, it's high. Network hash rate reached 500MH/s the other day, or the equivalent of about 1,430 5850s.
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updated thread with common thread concurrency ranges, I didn't realize it but 5xxx and 6xxx cards perform the same as 7xxx cards in that memory padding size and therefore thread_concurrency have typical ranges in which the card mines the most quickly.
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I got 5 Kh/s in my 6770 and PC almost hanged, for mine the best setup is : cgminer --scrypt --shaders 800 --intensity 15 -I 18 -g 1 -w256
-I 15 for Desktop Regards Thread concurrency was too high, --thread-concurrency 3200 -g 1 -I 17 -w 128 should give 210kh/s
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bro get some more ram its cheap as chips any suggested minimum RAM to get decent rates on a 5850 series ? Usage or PC requirements? You need about 512MB per card on the motherboard, so if you have 4x 5850s you need 3-4gb. I mean total RAM PC requirements, it's for only 1 x 5850. So I can assume 2 GB is OK, right ? yup, should be totally fine.
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you guys should be aware this is a 2.2mh/s litecoin rig too.
I've seen a lot of people mining LTC. I'm not a huge fan of them, but I have a serious question: why? All of my research show that mining LTC is less profitable than mining BTC, both due to higher power usage (higher RAM speeds), and not being worth as much. The worth is speculative. The price is going totally fucking bazonkers lately as people try and buy it all up before the difficulty gets high, as GPU miners are starting to lose faith in BTC as we enter the dawn of ASIC mining and there will be for sure 3 different ASIC miners from different companies by the end of the year.
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bro get some more ram its cheap as chips any suggested minimum RAM to get decent rates on a 5850 series ? Usage on card or PC requirements? You need about 512MB per card on the motherboard, so if you have 4x 5850s you need 3-4gb.
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