Are you a donator?
No.

Then you will not get my latest beta binary.

As for the leaked binaries (with sofisticated malware) you have to ask the people who leaked my bins. They are violating the GPL. not me

I was about to release signatum #6 with 35MHASH on the gtx 1070. But the release will be delayed. The opensource is still slower than sp-mod #3 from 25 July. (2 weeks old)

More than 50% of the miners use my kernels to mine signatum:

http://yiimp.ccminer.org/site/miners (click on skunk)



here is a screenshot of sp-mod #3 (25 july):

The point is that I am not violating any GPL licence. Your Git has also been empty for almost a year.
I am still active in the ccminer development, and you are not.

Why do you bitch in my thread?

But I am not distrubuting my private kernels. Beta version are sendt out for free to my donators for testing purposes and feedback. I don't see where this break with the licensing..

Once in a while my work is stolen and put out on the internet with open links (usually packed with some nasty malware).

I am not talking about opensourcing. I am talking about distributing of private binaries with new algos and more speed that you have made youself. If you do that, people might want to donate to you if they get a boost in their mining revenue.

My work is in all of your kernels, but the credit is not there. Epsylon copied my work from my fork, and then you fork him. Now I fork you.
My fork can mine Signatum, yours cannot. Then it's not your fork anymore is it? All the kernels in my fork is faster than in your fork.
Your old code is obsolete and not profitable anymore.

Your fork cannot mine signatum right? So how can it be your fork?

I don't sell anything. People donate for my work in the ccminer opensource project, and I give them access to private binaries. My private binaries are not made for distribution.

For spreadcoin I have released version 13 repack with more speed on the latest driver. Did you get it?

And why didn't you do it yourself? Why do you bitch in my thread? It's almost been 1 year since your last commit to the ccminer opensource project.

When I run your ccminer with  ccminer -skunk

It doesn't work does it?

The current zcash implementation in ccminer 2.1 is missing stratum code to connect to other pools than yiimp based pools. I have boosted  the gpu code to run +15% faster. Unreleased. My kernelcode is working fine with nheqminer..

I relased Skunk sp-mod #1 before there was an opensource ccminer implementation of skunk. My release is not even based on the same repo as Epsylons fork. My release was very profitable for the donators. The first buyers should have roi'd many times already.

If you want to know some ccminer history github is a nice place to check.

Here is a commit back in nov 2014: (faster echo512)

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/commit/3cc7e9db091b277d9357b20f2d9101846bee54dc

Here is another commit Jan 2015 (Faster groestl512)

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/commit/1c61d0eebb1ee49bcdb137d5c7291fc0fb3e810d

Every algo have been optimized by me, and I have done it opensource.

If you see the latest alexis fork, he base his work on the same code.

So I did the work, Eplyson copied my work, and Alexis reforked my work. And then They bitch about it when I add some more speed and refuse to share my changes..

The tpruvot fork is full of my kernel optimalizations, but instead of approving my pullrequests, he copied my work. We have had a paralell opensource fork for years. The tpruvot fork 2.1  has a bether API implementation, more stable stratum code, bether support for the NVSMI, and bugfixes. But slower kernels. I forked version 1.5 and have included some of the fixes.

I didn't lie. I didn't find a pool, there are no pools on the announcement thread.

Check for yourself in the first post:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1966621

Gpu miners exist, but most of the new coins you see today doesn't support mining with the  JSON-RPC  html protocol (getwork()) in the wallet. This meens that without a pool, you cannot use ccminer or sgminer to solo-mine. I linked 2 new coins and asked for pools, and it turned out that they had pools already.

Gpu miners exist, but most of the new coins you see today doesn't support mining with the  JSON-RPC  html protocol (getwork()) in the wallet. This meens that without a pool, you cannot use ccminer or sgminer to solo-mine. I linked 2 new coins and asked for pools, and it turned out that they had pools already.


Here is my original mesage.

In nist5? nope.

Alexis improved AES by moving some of the precalc tables from shared mem to the level 1 cache. This give a significant boost in most of the X algos. (x11,x13,x15,x17)

The nist 5 isn't using AES.

Most of alexis work is based on my opensource optimized maxwell ccminer kernels. I have more than 1000 commits to github. Don't forget this... Anyway, the unreleased nist5 private is doing 55mhash. Ccminer 2.1 45 mhash and alexis 1.0.0 48mhash.

Gtx 1070 same clocks and launch config.

384.94 driver.

ccminer64 (best on 1080 and 1080ti)

use -i 26 in the batfile, -500 on the memory and oc the core as much as possible. 100% tdp

On the 1060 and 1070 use the ccminer.exe file (32 bit) for best results.

57 MHASH