30.5 easily on elpida
Branko, could you please point me in the right direction on how to get 30 Mh/s with my Elpida memory? I'm not asking for a step-by-step. Maybe some links for me to read and learn would be much appreciated. I learned most from this link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1758267.0 |
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Since that guy didn't provide any relevant info so we could check his story, I'll just assume its FUD article, or noob user (transaction id, wallet number and such) |
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Colx and Zoin if you want to buy cheap and get in early. If you have Ripple I suggest to sell them now. Ripple is very high now with a gigantic worth. You will hardly get any huge increases with Ripple. Even for $2 it took months and is just a small gain for everyone who owns Ripple.
With Ripple you can only get rich if you have gigantic amounts in it. With Zoin you can create gigantic amounts out of small amounts.
So you think ripple coinbase video is fake? |
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Hello,
please forgive me if this topic has already been covered. I've spent two days on the forums and internet attempting to solve this problem myself with no luck.
I'm currently running 8 GIGABYTE RX 580 4G AORUS GPUs and have Bios modded all of them with Polaris Bios Editor v1.6.6. This version has the Auto Configure Button. It auto copied all the 1:5000 timing straps to the higher values.
When I first got the cards running in SMOS. I was only getting 18-19 Mh/s and after the bios mod they were 22-23 Mh/s. I then over clocked them in SMOS and changed the GPU from 1375 to 1475 and the memory from 1750 - 2085 and the powerstaging from 6 to 7. After overclocking, I am getting a solid 25 Mh/s mining Ethereum using claymore-eth-v10.2 in SMOS.
Is this as good as it gets? I've seen multiple people claiming to get 29-31 Mh/s using 4g RX580 cards, most are Samsung memory but I've read about people being successful with Elpida memory as well.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
sell elpidamemory card, try to get samsung/hynix...will save you alot headache 30.5 easily on elpida |
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Hello!
Can I use this Bios mod for XFX RX560 4gb single fan model as well? It also has Micron memory and I'm getting only 320H/s on cryptonight stock.
You should get at least 450 |
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He wanted to say that currently there are 38 billion XRP in circulating, but the maximum is 100 billion XRP, you are buying an inflationary coin, do not feel bad after that can happen in sequence, because it's a centralized coin, you are small players are in the hands of big players.
You mean, theres upper limit, unlike ethereum that has unlimited supply? Or BTC, that can only be mined by selected few with deep pockets? |
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Not worth it, buy new card
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Its probably one of the new crippled RX560s |
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what in the actual fuck did I just read?
I found lots of questions that are often not answered and neglected on this forum and put em all in one thread Sorry for fooling anyone, I don't have 12000 GPUs  |
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Yes, you don't...you just proved your IQ, lol |
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Dont listen to these noobs, you can easily mine Ripple.
All you need is wallet
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I'm currently running cpu multi miner on RaspberryPi 3 with raspbain lite. Each card will run around 25 hashes per second using the ARM possessor only. This requires alot of code optimization but it can be done. Unfortunately the RaspberryPi GPU lacks support for miners to develop software for, however you can mine on the Mali450 GPU found on the OrangePi and Tinkerboard. At this point all Mali GPU miners are modified from existing software with no official support. I just ordered my first OrangePi so I can't speak from personal experience but I've been told you can get up to 50 hashes from the gpu.... add the 25 from the ARM processor and that's not a bad result from $17-$35 hardware that consumes about 3 watts.
But how those 75 hashes compare to 30 MEGAhashes from RX570? Monero, therefore more like 500ish hash on the RX as I recall (definitely under 1000). You think so? So where those 75H/s come from, since the result for the 8xARM Cortex-A53 on a playstore monero mining app @ 7 threads is ~6-8 H/s First off, I said the 75 came from the CPU and GPU working together, the CPU on it's own makes 24-26. That's 4 cores, not 8, at 6-8 hashes per core... would you like a calculator? Now since none of your opinions have anything to do with the OPs question, why don't you go pat yourself on the back for copying the same GPU rig every other miner on the planet has built and let the rest of us work. Thanks. OP asked why, and I told him why, lol I would not like calculator, I'd like screenshot or video, otherwise you're pulling those numbers from thin air  |
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Total Eth raise unti today is 57Eth and not close to 900Eth target. What happen to this project if not raise enough 900 Eth ? Stop the ico or will continue ?
There is still at least a week left until January 7. You never know if some decide to send at the last few days or hours. To answer your question, the target is $650k USD worth of ETH, not an exact number of ETH, but 900 is a good approximation. If the project does not raise enough, everyone who contributed will get a full refund (minus tx fees, or about 99.99% of what they sent) back to the addresses that contributed. The project will continue on its own without the ico. I think hardly to get more 800 Eth to reach the soft cap within a week. I saw that this project have bounty program and i wonder will those people who join the program will get token or this token will be destroy. I agree that there is a high risk that this project will fail to raise funds to meet the soft cap requirements. As to bounty hunters - I think everybody aware of risk participation in such programs, so this won't be a great surprise for them. Indeed...I feel more sorry for this ICO not reaching its goal because of setback in technology development, than for my personal loss of tokens...specially because their goal is peanuts compared to amount of money flying around at exchanges at this moment |
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I'm currently running cpu multi miner on RaspberryPi 3 with raspbain lite. Each card will run around 25 hashes per second using the ARM possessor only. This requires alot of code optimization but it can be done. Unfortunately the RaspberryPi GPU lacks support for miners to develop software for, however you can mine on the Mali450 GPU found on the OrangePi and Tinkerboard. At this point all Mali GPU miners are modified from existing software with no official support. I just ordered my first OrangePi so I can't speak from personal experience but I've been told you can get up to 50 hashes from the gpu.... add the 25 from the ARM processor and that's not a bad result from $17-$35 hardware that consumes about 3 watts.
But how those 75 hashes compare to 30 MEGAhashes from RX570? Monero, therefore more like 500ish hash on the RX as I recall (definitely under 1000). You think so? So where those 75H/s come from, since the result for the 8xARM Cortex-A53 on a playstore monero mining app @ 7 threads is ~6-8 H/s |
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No capitalism is not about decentralization. Capitalism has a number of bad and useless definitions, useful only for its attackers who want to dominate markets themselves, but the primary essence of real capitalism is voluntary exchange with a lack of coercion. Centralization happens everywhere, even in capitalist systems, and in the absence of state interventionism like bank bailouts, too much centralization can in fact lead to the downfall of firms which get too large and therefore too bureaucratic and inefficient. That's what used to be called creative destruction and it was great. Now the government just picks winners and losers. This fear of giant monopolistic firms overrunning markets has never happened, except when the state made it happen, which is everywhere now.
Decentralized systems are honest. Everybody can see everything, can check anything and see if something is going wrong or not. Most importantly it runs itself. That's bitcoin. Centralized systems are closed to the external eyes. You don't know what's inside and they can easily be turned into a scam. Without the central authority, there is nothing. That's ripple. Basically a cental bank. That's true man, sadly bankers are winning this battle but not the war yet. Lol there are freakin 60Bb xrp locked up, what will happen if they release and sell, let's say 10B ? You lived under the rock through 2017, aren't you? |
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I knew ripple would take a step forward soon , But at this level to be honest I never thought it can happen this fast , People saying that this is normal move because users started to search for better coin , I have to say to them ripple is far far from being the better coin . There is a lot of coins that surpass ripple in every term one of them is being decentralized .
Why do you think Ripple been decentralized is a bad thing? |
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Fee is not the problem with miners , look at your activity on this forum! You should know why this is and what are options.... just simply google and you will understand LN - Ligthing Network- Segwit , Bitcoin Cash fork and other things
Fee is a result of block sized and how fast they can be made - its the problem with capacity, scalling bitcoin is needed and there are proposals - LN is just taking slower.
I know all that, but who's to blame but a few gigantic mining farms owned by small number of people (centralisation!) that reject all ideas to solve that because, you know, they earn big from high fees |
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I don't see what Lukašenko has with crypto, but I don't think that Mongols stopped at Belarus  |
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Is this new coin from makers of SIGNATUM?
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