Is there a standard core gui wallet for Ethereum? thx  |
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KYC in wallet is fucking stupid and all governments are criminal organizations who should be systemically dismantled.
But hey, it's there. I'll be keeping my etn on exchange and selling them at the next dumping opportunity, fuck the government, tax is theft.
the government isnt a business. They need to get their money somewhere and as long as blockchain isnt in place, the bad system will keep being used the way it is  |
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Im using msi AB. my settings are Power limit:65%, Temp limit: 60%, Fan speed 80%. rest is on 0 because i really dont know anything about clocking and i dont want to destroy my 1070. my celcius is now at 67c and how can i get higher Mhz in mining? |
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Any news?
I guess not.  |
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If the rtx 2060 are around 30 mhs, maybe this gtx 1660TI could approach with less power
On what algo?  |
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Thx Pallas. and.... this time I did the link right LoL |
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Thx Pallas.
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1215 posts in 22 hours. 
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Theymos youre really genius every year different 1 april jokes. At the beggining with sleepy eyes i thought it was real  Theymos got me too. |
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 Do you really want to know me. |
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Hi, no benchmark mode on this miner ?
No...I don't think there is. |
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1600 series Nvidia GPUs are significantly better than everything else for mining. The 1660ti almost matches a 1070's performance with only 75 watts. Currently, most mining clients don’t support the 1660 or 1660ti. Linux drivers currently only have limited support for the 1660 and 1660ti. The 1670 or 1670ti will be the next GPU that will be optimal to buy for mining. They will likely have a 150-160 watt TDP, with an optimal mining powerlimit around 90-95 watts. plan accordingly |
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I pay .18 cents a kw. Progpow maybe unmineable. Wildkeccak is the way to go.
The main factor in mining is the electricity .... nothing else.
You do realize that mining profitability is relative to coin price and difficulty, not just absolute wattage? For example, on my GTX 1070, Wild Keccak uses 92 W while MTP (Zcoin) uses over 150 W. But I still mine the latter because it nets me much more, even after paying for electricity. Absolute wattages can be a problem due to hardware health and noise, but you can usually limit those by other means. In fact, reducing total power will often increase efficiency (hash/J). |
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One of the worst decisions that could be made.
Say bye bye to mining Zano if you pay more than 6c per kW/h (meaning at 6c per kW/h you will break even electricity cost with revenue)
ProgPoW increases power consumption over 130% in comparison to WK.
This is absolutely not needed for a 7m market cap project. Memory hardness was good enough already and ASICs wouldn't have been created for years to come.
You talking about things which are not related. Power consumption is just a part of the coast of mining(the other part is hardware coast) and will be nearly the same for all miners, it just a part of the coin price factors. And my goal is not to make coins which is cheap to mine (and actually, expensive mining will pull up the price). My goal is to have PoW hash function which is perfectly fit to modern video cards presented on the market, this strategy proved to be effective. WK2 from this perspective obviously less protected, and you being insisted so much to stay with WK2, expect me to make this project fit your particular farm or give you a chance to have private miner with performance advantages over the others? -------- I can remember some engineers, like cbuchner for example, who was doing "killing" with the private optimized miner which they implemented, and this was painful, and was big pressure on the price, and was a lot of FUD because of this, but I respected these guys, they were pretty open about what they do and never pretended to be good friends of the project.
The main factor in mining is the electricity .... nothing else. The only problem with wild keccak is that memory hardness itself seems to be not enough to have relatively strong PoW algo in this days.
It may even out the playing field too.
You guys do realize that wildkeccak already has fpga miners in development for it, right? I dont see a scenario where they wont be made for a v2 either.
Regardless of power consumption, your gpus arent going to compete with fpga's. either way if zano is profitable enough theres more incentive for them to be created and a good chunk of the network will belong to a select few with the knowlege and resources to make/obtain them.
Just some food for thought.
FPGA's are probably on wildkeccak for a while.
FPGA's can do anycoin and are on almost all coins. Anything a GPU can do...a FPGA can do. They're probably programmed to do progpow already. It ASIC's that must not be able to do these. . |
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Its so quiet here to compare the tech behind BBR and some other chains. Feels like a joke.
BBR syncs blockchain in 2 hours and its transactions and usability is light weight, wallet is super fast (open and close) 1 sec.
Comparing it to some cains, RVN and NEBL wallets and use case (Neblio is taking its his 3rd day at 25%, Ravencoin is on his second day at 32%), open/close wallet is at 10 sec.
Its comparing horses to ferrari.
Hope BBR gets the deserved place asap and rushes through to the top, where the party begins.
I agree 100%. Why not put a link on your signature like me? |
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hi use latest hive os how to add command intensity i try use -i 20 but in ccminer still showing intensity 21, please help  |
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BTX is valued at: $0.287421
Sad to see it slip so far down
Yes....Bitcore is such an underrated and undervalued coin. |
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One of the worst decisions that could be made.
Say bye bye to mining Zano if you pay more than 6c per kW/h (meaning at 6c per kW/h you will break even electricity cost with revenue)
ProgPoW increases power consumption over 130% in comparison to WK.
This is absolutely not needed for a 7m market cap project. Memory hardness was good enough already and ASICs wouldn't have been created for years to come.
I pay .18 cents a kw. Progpow will be maybe unmineable. Wildkeccak is the way to go.
The main factor in mining is the electricity .... nothing else.
One of the worst decisions that could be made.
Say bye bye to mining Zano if you pay more than 6c per kW/h (meaning at 6c per kW/h you will break even electricity cost with revenue)
ProgPoW increases power consumption over 130% in comparison to WK.
This is absolutely not needed for a 7m market cap project. Memory hardness was good enough already and ASICs wouldn't have been created for years to come.
You talking about things which are not related. Power consumption is just a part of the coast of mining(the other part is hardware coast) and will be nearly the same for all miners, it just a part of the coin price factors. And my goal is not to make coins which is cheap to mine (and actually, expensive mining will pull up the price). My goal is to have PoW hash function which is perfectly fit to modern video cards presented on the market, this strategy proved to be effective. WK2 from this perspective obviously less protected, and you being insisted so much to stay with WK2, expect me to make this project fit your particular farm or give you a chance to have private miner with performance advantages over the others? -------- I can remember some engineers, like cbuchner for example, who was doing "killing" with the private optimized miner which they implemented, and this was painful, and was big pressure on the price, and was a lot of FUD because of this, but I respected these guys, they were pretty open about what they do and never pretended to be good friends of the project.
The main factor in mining is the electricity .... nothing else. |
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Any X16R results for 2060 and 1660TI?
On BITCORE with bitcore algo or some call it timetravel10 algo.
EVGA XC Ultra 1660 Ti 50 pw 75+ core -502 mem
20190315 21:21:01 GPU #0: EVGA GTX 1660 Ti - 30.85 MH/s, [T:61C, P: 79W, F:25%, E:390kH/W] |
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