722 now on a 4790K @ 4 GHz, but you're right. tyhere is no way it's profitable. But like i said before
I'm not in it for the money. That works both ways. It's a hobby that has revenue that offsets the cost.
Developement on cpuminer is interesting and I'm learning a lot of skills that will be applibale to ccminer
development so when I get there i'll have a less steep learning curve, hopefully not as steepas the one
I'm on now. It seems the skills I do have sometoimes geting in the way of relearning the c++ way.

Don't worry I'm chasing you down, maybe sooner than you think. 

Bang on. Thanks. fixed it now but he starup message might still display 3.0.
Updated OP

I'll get v3.0.2 out early to clear up the mess but not rushed like this one. Maybe some lyra opts
and one or two new algos supported, already present.

If the GPUs are not fully utilized you canmine during the down time and find out. Of course any mining revenue would go
to the owners, not the employee.

I rushed it out. No point in fixing now. I believe 3.0.1 is in the file name of the tarball.

Lyra2 & lyra2v2 AES optimizations coming in next release, will post numbers ahead of time.

I forgot to mention that. I'm impressed with his work to fine tune the defaults for each card.
That is a big convenience to users.

It's in the ball park but I don't have a 960 to compare.

cpuminer v3.0.1 available for download. Fixed lyra2, now supported. No other
changes.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0lVSGQYLJIZX2M1YTBhM3FyekE/view?usp=sharing

stop. 3.0.1 on the way, fixed lyra2. check for update in OP.

However while testing I found lyra2v2 to be working well, 4/4 so far.
I'll update the performance charts.

Edit: 47/47 accepts @ 469kh/s. It's officially supported in v3.0 and the most important missing algo, imo.

Maybe it was ccminer or a special version of cpu-miner-multi. I'll look for the source, I think everything
is open over there.

Thanks for the heads up on lyra2, I thought it was dead. Will update the chart with the current numbers (mine that is)

Edit: what did you use for lyra2? It seems to be broken on cpuminer-opt.

Edit: it works in cpuminer-multi 1.2pre so I must have broken it. Something else to do.

There has been a lot of discussion lately about SP's frequent begging for donations and going
private with further optimizations.

While I don't agree with this he can do what he wants. I have not been one of his donaters for
the simple raeson I don't have any employment income or pension. I'm living off investment
income at about one third of my previous salary. Had I been a donater I'd be upset with SP at
this point so I understand some of the anger.

I hope he gets the community spirit back.

At least try to be more subtle about it and trim the
excess quoted text.

There is one person who has tempted me to hit the ignore button more than once. I wish he'd
take a step back and stop spouting his one opinion so often. At least try to be more subtle
about it and trim the excess quoted text.

Other than that I'm in a cheery mood after a tough couple of days, you can find out why by
visiting my thread. There I got my plug in.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1326803.msg13610998#msg13610998

PS. Yesterday was apparently blue Monday, only in the northern hemisphere I assume.
It is supposedly the gloomiest day in the dead of winter. I'm sure statisticians cringe at the
notion.

Cheer up everyone.

What are you using to mine sj? I'm a scrounge, can't help it.

cpuminer-opt v3.0 just released. Download it here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0lVSGQYLJIZX2M1YTBhM3FyekE/view?usp=sharing

See OP for details and performance charts.

Slight change in direction see pallas's post above.

Fourth try. Sheesh.

The Nano shows that AMD has the potential to address power issues. Sure they dialed down the clock but it still
performs well. And you'd have a hard time convincing a Eropean thaty bigger is better.

Do you mean OPES? Found it, will follow up. Looks like a fork of testzcrypto.

Thanks for the tip and for following.

Considering some of the other algos I'm improving are so mature it was refreshing to
be on the leading edge, even if only briefly.

I noticed it includes scrypt-jane (as does testzcrypto). I don't know if it's suitable as a
standalone algo but I might get around to trying.

3.0 coming within a couple of hours, just tidying up the rel ann.

I've stopped going around in circles, a few issues are going to have to wait. Unfortunately
windows is still one of them. I have one more idea but it's going to be tedius so I need
a full charge before diving into that again.

I'm starting to ready v3.0 which will contain the new branding. v3.0 also includes more hash
rate increases, nothing spectacular but significant.

A few more algos are being supported and a few others have been enabled but not tested
or officially supported yet.

all supported algos have been tested and submit valid shares, unless otherwise noted. When
unsupported algos show up on pools I will test them and update their status.

Look for the details in the release announcement within the next 24 hrs.

Following v3.0 I will investigate optimizations in newly supported algos as well as optimizations
in the new algos that can be applied to existinng algos.

A code cleanup is also in the plan. The compile is getting very slow.

There is no timetable beyond v3.0, 3.0.1 will be released when there is a good reason for it.

I also have a special one time bonus offer. I have a copy of cpuminer-multi-argon2 by testzcrypto
and have boosted the hash rate 20%. I'm having problems integrating it into cpuminer-opt
so I am willing to release a standalone optimized version. A windows verison should aslo be available
though I haven't actually tested it yet.

If anyone wants this speak up. I'm only doing this once as I have no intentions of forking, but I will
continue to try to integrate argon2 into cpuminer multi.