I registered this exchange a few years ago.
but never made any transactions there, I forgot to check the verification.
You cant withdraw any coin without verification But, if you verify please give me a shout. |
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Hi,
Does anyone in the UK have a Moonlander2 for sale.
Loads on ebay cheap, but i need to buy with BTC.
Can offer 0.02BTC (£50 for miner inc deliver) Currently on ebay for as little as £31 + £5 carriage
J
First please don't post stuff like this in a complete irrelevant thread. This is the general thread for the Apollo. You can create your own WTB thread in marketplace, or post in the order related thread for the Moonlander 2: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2141261.360Second if you want to pick one up for 50 Pounds and pay in crypto then just order off my website (shop.futurebit.io). It will cost 50 USD+ ~10 in shipping, which is less than 50UK First, I dint know this was the wrong place to post such a request. If I had known I wouldn't have posted here. My mistake. Second, we have already spoken about ordering from your website. I would love to but as I explained to you, UK customs and Excise is a nightmare for these kind of items at the moment. If they don't confiscate it, which they normally do, then it will probably sit there for at least 2 weeks, then they will require about £25 in tax if not more. Shame the UK dealers didn't buy this product, would have made it so much easier. J |
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Hi,
Does anyone have any peers please?
bump |
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Hi there, Huboi Global exchange ( www.hbg.com) I need some help please from anyone using this exchange. Must be verified as well. Please pm me. Thanks J |
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Hi,
Does anyone in the UK have a Moonlander2 for sale.
Loads on ebay cheap, but i need to buy with BTC.
Can offer 0.02BTC (£50 for miner inc deliver) Currently on ebay for as little as £31 + £5 carriage
J
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Hi, thankyou for coming back to me.
Happy with solo mining, just don't understand what CRT files are and which ones to use.
I have 8 cores/16 threads, and 16/32GB ram (Depends which PC I can use)
Do I first have to make a CRT file, and then how do I use it.
Thanks
J
A step-by-step guide for CRT mining will be produced for the https://gapcoin.club website However, assuming your using windows First you have to get RPC enabled in the localhost Gapcoin wallet. Stop Gapcoin and from the start prompt navigate to ... %APPDATA%\Gapcoin\ and create gapcoin.conf or if the .conf already exists (edit) ... C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Gapcoin\gapcoin.conf ensure the gapcoin.conf contains the following (save it and restart gapcoin) ... listen=1 daemon=1 server=1 port=31469 rpcport=31397 rpcuser=gapcoinrpc rpcpassword=yourrandomgapcoinrpcpassword ... Now download and unzip ... - https://gapcoin.network/downloads/gapminer-cpu-crt-rev5-windows.zip- https://gapcoin.network/downloads/gapminer-cpu-crt-rev5.1-windows.zipNavigate to C:\ and create a new folder 'gapminer' From gapminer-cpu-crt-rev5-windows / windows / 64 - copy the crt folder (and contents) to C:\gapminer From gapminer-cpu-crt-rev5.1-windows / windows / 64 - gapminer-cpu.exe to C:\gapminer Second mouse button click on gapminer-cpu.exe to create a Shortcut to launch it from your desktop. Now second mouse button click on the desktop Shortcut and add the command line arguments for the miners settings to Target: i.e. C:\gapminer\gapminer-cpu.exe -o http:// 127.0.0.1 -p 31397 -u gapcoinrpc -x yourrandomgapcoinrpcpassword --shift 64 --crt crt/crt-22m-64s.txt --threads 14 --fermat-threads 13 --sieve-primes 50000Click apply and save and then click on the shortcut to start the miner. The shifts correspond with the CRT sets for the 22 MERIT range ... So, no need to play with anything really until the difficulty is back to 23 or above. I'm working on optimizing the higher sets. Notes: Gapcoin must be running on the localhost with the same rpcuser and password. The crt sets must be in the corresponding and correct named folder. -t or --threads is number or cores (threads) less 2 for best performance and fermat-thread is 'usually' optimal at one less than threads. Do let me when you get it working. No real need to play around with optimizing anything until you get a feel for it. ... Realizing that Jonnie Frey was a pianist can help us to understand his work. Mining Gapcoin can be easy or if you prefer you can play like Tetris ... - https://youtu.be/G7DXPKbPH50- https://youtu.be/mpcpzXuzdQk?t=822Hi, Thanks for the assist. Tried the crt method for 24 hrs....no blocks Tried gapminer 4.1 no params for 24hrs...no blocks Tried wallet directly, 5 block in 24hrs, so no idea why the others are so crap, but the wallet works. Only thing is, need 1000 coin, or 200 blocks a day, just to earn $1. Seems pretty pointless mining. (unless someone comes up with a much better miner) Better to buy and hodl J |
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Hi, thankyou for coming back to me.
Happy with solo mining, just don't understand what CRT files are and which ones to use.
I have 8 cores/16 threads, and 16/32GB ram (Depends which PC I can use)
Do I first have to make a CRT file, and then how do I use it.
Thanks
J
A step-by-step guide for CRT mining will be produced for the https://gapcoin.club website However, assuming your using windows First you have to get RPC enabled in the localhost Gapcoin wallet. Stop Gapcoin and from the start prompt navigate to ... %APPDATA%\Gapcoin\ and create gapcoin.conf or if the .conf already exists (edit) ... C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Gapcoin\gapcoin.conf ensure the gapcoin.conf contains the following (save it and restart gapcoin) ... listen=1 daemon=1 server=1 port=31469 rpcport=31397 rpcuser=gapcoinrpc rpcpassword=yourrandomgapcoinrpcpassword ... Now download and unzip ... - https://gapcoin.network/downloads/gapminer-cpu-crt-rev5-windows.zip- https://gapcoin.network/downloads/gapminer-cpu-crt-rev5.1-windows.zipNavigate to C:\ and create a new folder 'gapminer' From gapminer-cpu-crt-rev5-windows / windows / 64 - copy the crt folder (and contents) to C:\gapminer From gapminer-cpu-crt-rev5.1-windows / windows / 64 - gapminer-cpu.exe to C:\gapminer Second mouse button click on gapminer-cpu.exe to create a Shortcut to launch it from your desktop. Now second mouse button click on the desktop Shortcut and add the command line arguments for the miners settings to Target: i.e. C:\gapminer\gapminer-cpu.exe -o http:// 127.0.0.1 -p 31397 -u gapcoinrpc -x yourrandomgapcoinrpcpassword --shift 64 --crt crt/crt-22m-64s.txt --threads 14 --fermat-threads 13 --sieve-primes 50000Click apply and save and then click on the shortcut to start the miner. The shifts correspond with the CRT sets for the 22 MERIT range ... So, no need to play with anything really until the difficulty is back to 23 or above. I'm working on optimizing the higher sets. Notes: Gapcoin must be running on the localhost with the same rpcuser and password. The crt sets must be in the corresponding and correct named folder. -t or --threads is number or cores (threads) less 2 for best performance and fermat-thread is 'usually' optimal at one less than threads. Do let me when you get it working. No real need to play around with optimizing anything until you get a feel for it. ... Realizing that Jonnie Frey was a pianist can help us to understand his work. Mining Gapcoin can be easy or if you prefer you can play like Tetris ... - https://youtu.be/G7DXPKbPH50- https://youtu.be/mpcpzXuzdQk?t=822Hi, thanks for that So I get this [2019-01-31 17:32:58] Got new target: 21.7636296 @ 21.7636296 [2019-01-31 17:33:08] pps: 0 / 0 tests/s 0 / 0 gaps/s 0 / 0 gaplist 1 block [0.000 %] [2019-01-31 17:33:18] pps: 0 / 0 tests/s 0 / 0 gaps/s 0 / 0 gaplist 1 block [0.000 %] [2019-01-31 17:33:24] Got new target: 21.7652924 @ 21.7652924 [2019-01-31 17:33:28] pps: 0 / 37151 tests/s 1370 / 1370 gaps/s 281 / 211 gaplist 3 block [0.000 %] [2019-01-31 17:33:38] pps: 233683 / 233683 tests/s 10408 / 10408 gaps/s 2162 / 1622 gaplist 1 block [0.003 %] [2019-01-31 17:33:48] pps: 233683 / 233683 tests/s 10408 / 10408 gaps/s 2162 / 1622 gaplist 0 block [0.005 %] [2019-01-31 17:33:58] pps: 315185 / 284471 tests/s 12656 / 11805 gaps/s 2058 / 1625 gaplist 1 block [0.008 %] [2019-01-31 17:34:08] pps: 474600 / 388414 tests/s 23018 / 20224 gaps/s 2339 / 2036 gaplist 2 block [0.014 %] [2019-01-31 17:34:18] pps: 474600 / 388414 tests/s 23018 / 20224 gaps/s 2339 / 2036 gaplist 1 block [0.020 %] [2019-01-31 17:34:28] pps: 423399 / 376275 tests/s 25431 / 21568 gaps/s 2312 / 2034 gaplist 1 block [0.025 %] [2019-01-31 17:34:38] pps: 407084 / 378299 tests/s 34751 / 27138 gaps/s 2361 / 2134 gaplist 1 block [0.030 %] [2019-01-31 17:34:48] pps: 407084 / 378299 tests/s 34751 / 27138 gaps/s 2361 / 2134 gaplist 2 block [0.035 %] [2019-01-31 17:34:58] pps: 323333 / 348483 tests/s 37468 / 28516 gaps/s 2359 / 2134 gaplist 1 block [0.040 %] [2019-01-31 17:35:08] pps: 396065 / 370646 tests/s 44061 / 31939 gaps/s 2357 / 2166 gaplist 0 block [0.045 %] [2019-01-31 17:35:19] pps: 396065 / 370646 tests/s 44061 / 31939 gaps/s 2357 / 2166 gaplist 0 block [0.050 %] [2019-01-31 17:35:29] pps: 357613 / 355046 tests/s 45401 / 32616 gaps/s 2356 / 2166 gaplist 1 block [0.054 %] [2019-01-31 17:35:35] Got new target: 21.7657330 @ 21.7657330 cpu usage only 10-11% and ram about 17.9mb How can I "use" more cpu and ram please? |
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Why would anyone buy a big ass noisy and powerhungry server with 48GB RAM for staking?
Even a very old beaten up laptop with like 2GB RAM can run a couple wallets. You could even get a laptop with a broken screen or something nobody wants, setup remote access with a monitor plugged in, put it in the basement somewhere and forget about it while remotely connecting to it. It even has a built in UPS so even with poor batteries it will handle short power outages. It's really simple, no need to overcomplicate it with servers.
Depends on the individual wallets, some are very resource hungry. |
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damn, sadly not shipping to Europe and looks like not similar alternative available now Which country are you in? |
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Hi Guys,
I have about 300 wallets permanently open (acting as a node) or staking.
Ryzen 1700 (8 core/16 thread - overclocking set to manual in BIOS and set to clock speeds)
64gb ram (3200mhz, set to 2933mhz, due to M/B restriction, also max supported by M/B)
2 x 4TB NAS HDDs (mirrored), nearly full, so considering 2 x 6TB next.
Win7 pro (lots of older wallets don't work on Win 10)
Oh, and 1030GT GPU (about 10 watts each)
Runs ok, but you would be amazed how poor some wallets are, could do with at least another 64GB
2nd PC with same spec but 2 x SSDs, this one runs the real bad wallets (about 40), some seem to just trash the hdds all day, and perform sooo much better on the ssds.
Power consumption about 300-350watt across the 2 PC's
Hope this helps.
J
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... Hi there, Any chance someone could explain what the above means to a non mathematician  Would just like to know how to mine this coin in the most effective way, please. J Don't know if this makes any sense but this is my miniginfo from my local wallet 16:10:31  getmininginfo 16:10:31  { "blocks" : 927176, "currentblocksize" : 1000, "currentblocktx" : 0, "difficulty" : 21.41659957, "errors" : "", "generate" : true, "genproclimit" : 14, "sievesize" : 33554432, "sieveprimes" : 900000, "shift" : 25, "primespersec" : 1283040, "testspersec" : 417889, "gapsperday" : 55.41701507, "networkprimesps" : 13700209, "pooledtx" : 0, "testnet" : false } i'm using 14 of 16 cores, and appear to have a hash of around 1283040 out of a nethash of 13700209 which I recon gives me about 1/12th of the nethash, yet I am only getting 4 blocks every 24 hours (on a good day) Any help appreciated The built in wallet miner is 'optimal'. However, you may have more 'luck' with the CRT miner ... Are you familiar with setting up your Gapcoin config. to allow RPC localhost mining with the gapminer-cpu-crt-rev5.1 miner ? - https://gapcoin.club/downloads/gapcoin.conf... On windows you start the miner from a shortcut after setting the Target information i.e. solo mining gapminer-cpu.exe -o 127.0.0.1 -p 31397 -u <rpc user> -x <rpc password> -t 4 For CRT mining check that the correct CRT file is in the named folder etc., before staring the miner. The higher shifts will occupy a lot more RAM. ... Let us know what your stuck with. Thanks! Hi, thankyou for coming back to me. Happy with solo mining, just don't understand what CRT files are and which ones to use. I have 8 cores/16 threads, and 16/32GB ram (Depends which PC I can use) Do I first have to make a CRT file, and then how do I use it. Thanks J |
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hmmm, just tried to ask for help, and have had my post deleted?
Any ideas why?
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Hi there, Wondering, can some one help me please? Never set up a pool before, BUT Using Win10, followed instructions, downloaded git etc, and managed to compile coiniumserv.exe Managed to get 2 coins working, even found a block but I cannot get any stats on the localhost webpage I have downloaded redis for windows, but have ZERO ideal on what I should do next. I get _._ _.-``__ ''-._ _.-`` `. `_. ''-._ Redis 3.2.100 (00000000/0) 64 bit .-`` .-```. ```\/ _.,_ ''-._ ( ' , .-` | `, ) Running in standalone mode |`-._`-...-` __...-.``-._|'` _.-'| Port: 6379 | `-._ `._ / _.-' | PID: 8304 `-._ `-._ `-./ _.-' _.-' |`-._`-._ `-.__.-' _.-'_.-'| | `-._`-._ _.-'_.-' | http://redis.io `-._ `-._`-.__.-'_.-' _.-' |`-._`-._ `-.__.-' _.-'_.-'| | `-._`-._ _.-'_.-' | `-._ `-._`-.__.-'_.-' _.-' `-._ `-.__.-' _.-' `-._ _.-' `-.__.-' [8304] 30 Jan 11:07:49.908 # Server started, Redis version 3.2.100 [8304] 30 Jan 11:07:49.929 * DB loaded from disk: 0.009 seconds [8304] 30 Jan 11:07:49.929 * The server is now ready to accept connections on port 6379 [8304] 30 Jan 11:12:50.040 * 10 changes in 300 seconds. Saving... [8304] 30 Jan 11:12:50.043 * Background saving started by pid 13512 [8304] 30 Jan 11:12:50.243 # fork operation complete [8304] 30 Jan 11:12:50.244 * Background saving terminated with success from redis and 11:14:08 [Information] [PlatformManager] [global] Running over .Net, framework: 4.5 (v4.0.30319.42000). 11:14:09 [Error] [StorageConfig] [global] Storage will be not working as no valid storage configuration was found! 11:14:09 [Error] [StorageConfig] [global] Storage will be not working as no valid storage configuration was found! 11:16:10 [Error] [PoolManager] [global] Error recaching statistics; The method or operation is not implemented. (THIS ERROR I GUESS is the one to fix) 11:17:09 [Information] [JobManager] [Litecoin] Broadcasted new job 0x2 to 0 subscribers as no new blocks found for last 180 seconds 11:17:09 [Information] [BlockProcessor] [Litecoin] No pending blocks found 11:17:09 [Information] [BlockAccounter] [Litecoin] No pending blocks waiting to get accounted found Anyone help me out please? Thanks J |
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hello, some miner for cpu for windows? Is there a mining pool? where can I download the windows wallet, thanks  Really? Have you looked at page 1, There are links to the wallet 0.8.6 Wallet (Binary) Releases for Windows, Mac and Linux https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin/releasesthe pools, Mining Pools NB: You need one CPU thread for every GPU. https://dtc.graymines.nethttp://coinsforall.io/#!/coin/DTC https://dtc2.graymines.netmining guides, and everything you could need... The pools even give you links to the best miner. To cpu mine simply open the wallet, click on debug tab, and type "setgenerate true x" (where x is number of threads you want to use) type set, to stop all mining type "setgenerate false -1" |
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:: Mining with the Chinese Remainder Theorem
fig. 1
:: The ctr algorithm is divided into 2 parts. The first part,
:: is a simple greedy algorithm which ties to find offsets
:: for each involved prime, so that the desired number range
:: has at least prime candidates as possible.
::
:: The second part is an evolutionary algorithm, which tries to improve the
:: results form the greedy algorithm. Therefor the greedy algorithm
:: will be executed several times with slightly different parameters, to produce
:: ctrs which differs in quality, which than can be used by the evolutionary algorithm.
::
:: The output is a text file which can be used by gapminer as an input for ctr sieving.
::
:: Parameter description:
::
::
:: --calc-ctr Indicates that we want to calculate a ctr file.
::
:: --ctr-strength This is used to variate the computing time spend
:: within the greedy algorithm. Higher strength
:: can yield better results.
::
:: --ctr-primes The number of primes to use in the ctr file. The more
:: primes the better the ctr result, but the shift
:: also increases. Minimum shift can be calculated as
:: the binary logarithm of the product of all primes:
:: log2(p1 * p2 * ... *pn).
::
:: --ctr-evolution Whether to use the evolutionary algorithm or not.
::
:: --ctr-fixed This number indicates the number of starting primes
:: which wound get touched by the evolutionary algorithm
:: the offsets for the primes 2,3,5,7,11... are mostly
:: perfect computed by the greedy algorithm, and changing
:: them only declines the result.
::
:: --ctr-ivs The number of individuals used in the evolutionary algorithm.
:: More increases computing time but mostly also the
:: result quality.
::
:: --ctr-range Percent deviation from the number of primes.
:: Useful if you don't want to look for a specific number
:: of primes.
::
:: --ctr-bits -256 The shift value you later use for sieving has to be greater
:: than log2(p1*p2*..*pn). With this flag you can fine tune a specific
:: shift by setting this to shift - log2(p1*p2*..*pn).
::
:: --ctr-merit The target merit (while testing the ctr it seamed that
:: sieving for target-merit - 1 yields the best results)
::
:: --ctr-file The target ctr output file. You can open this with a
:: text editor. Look for the n_candidates value, the smaller
:: it is the better the ctr file.
::
::
:: Example settings which were used to calculate the current ctr files:
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 8 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 10 --ctr-primes 14 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 8 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 13 --ctr-primes 19 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 10 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 13 --ctr-primes 24 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 10 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 12 --ctr-primes 29 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 11 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 9 --ctr-primes 34 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 11 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 12 --ctr-primes 38 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 11 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 14 --ctr-primes 42 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 11 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 15 --ctr-primes 46 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 12 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 16 --ctr-primes 50 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 12 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 9 --ctr-primes 55 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 12 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 16 --ctr-primes 58 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 12 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 16 --ctr-primes 62 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 12 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 15 --ctr-primes 66 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 12 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 13 --ctr-primes 70 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 13 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 11 --ctr-primes 74 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 13 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 9 --ctr-primes 78 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 13 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 15 --ctr-primes 81 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 13 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 12 --ctr-primes 85 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 13 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 17 --ctr-primes 88 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 13 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 14 --ctr-primes 92 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 14 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 10 --ctr-primes 96 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 14 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 15 --ctr-primes 99 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 14 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 10 --ctr-primes 103 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 14 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 15 --ctr-primes 106 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 14 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 10 --ctr-primes 110 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 14 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 14 --ctr-primes 113 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 14 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 9 --ctr-primes 117 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 15 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 13 --ctr-primes 120 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 15 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 17 --ctr-primes 122 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 15 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 11 --ctr-primes 127 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
:: gapminer-cpu.exe --calc-ctr --ctr-evolution --ctr-fixed 15 --ctr-strength 150000 --ctr-merit 22 --ctr-ivs 1000 --ctr-range 0 --ctr-bits 15 --ctr-primes 130 -t 4 --ctr-file my-ctr-file.txt
fig. 2
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:: Mining with the Chinese Remainder Theorem (solo mining examles)
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:: Shift 64
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 64 --crt crt/crt-22m-64s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 50000
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:: Shift 96
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 96 --crt crt/crt-22m-96s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 50000
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:: Shift 128
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 128 --crt crt/crt-22m-128s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 50000
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:: Shift 160
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 160 --crt crt/crt-22m-160s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 100000
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:: Shift 192
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 192 --crt crt/crt-22m-192s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 100000
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:: Shift 224
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 224 --crt crt/crt-22m-224s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 100000
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:: Shift 256
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 256 --crt crt/crt-22m-256s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 100000
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:: Shift 288
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 288 --crt crt/crt-22m-288s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 300000
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:: Shift 320
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 320 --crt crt/crt-22m-320s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 300000
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:: Shift 352
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 352 --crt crt/crt-22m-352s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 300000
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:: Shift 384
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 384 --crt crt/crt-22m-384s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 500000
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:: Shift 416
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 416 --crt crt/crt-22m-416s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 500000
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:: Shift 448
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 448 --crt crt/crt-22m-448s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 500000
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:: Shift 480
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 480 --crt crt/crt-22m-480s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1 --sieve-primes 500000
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:: Shift 512
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 512 --crt crt/crt-22m-512s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 544
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 544 --crt crt/crt-22m-544s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 576
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 576 --crt crt/crt-22m-576s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 608
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 608 --crt crt/crt-22m-608s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 640
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 640 --crt crt/crt-22m-640s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 672
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 672 --crt crt/crt-22m-672s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 704
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 704 --crt crt/crt-22m-704s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 736
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 736 --crt crt/crt-22m-736s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 768
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 768 --crt crt/crt-22m-768s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 800
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 800 --crt crt/crt-22m-800s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 832
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 832 --crt crt/crt-22m-832s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 864
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 864 --crt crt/crt-22m-864s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 896
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 896 --crt crt/crt-22m-896s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 928
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 928 --crt crt/crt-22m-928s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 992
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 992 --crt crt/crt-22m-992s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Shift 1024
:: gapminer-cpu.exe localhost -p 31397 -u <rpc-user> -x <rpc-password> --shift 1024 --crt crt/crt-22m-1024s.txt --threads 4 --fermat-threads 1
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:: Mining without the Chinese Remainder Theorem
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:: stratum (recommend)
:: gapminer-cpu.exe -o your-pool . club -p 3385 -u user.worker -x password -t 4 --stratum
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:: getwork
:: gapminer-cpu.exe -o http:// your-pool . club -p 4200 -u user.worker -x password -t 4
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:: solo mining
:: gapminer-cpu.exe -o 127.0.0.1 -p 31397 -u <rpc user> -x <rpc password> -t 4
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Hi there, Any chance someone could explain what the above means to a non mathematician Would just like to know how to mine this coin in the most effective way, please. J Don't know if this makes any sense but this is my miniginfo from my local wallet 16:10:31  getmininginfo 16:10:31  { "blocks" : 927176, "currentblocksize" : 1000, "currentblocktx" : 0, "difficulty" : 21.41659957, "errors" : "", "generate" : true, "genproclimit" : 14, "sievesize" : 33554432, "sieveprimes" : 900000, "shift" : 25, "primespersec" : 1283040, "testspersec" : 417889, "gapsperday" : 55.41701507, "networkprimesps" : 13700209, "pooledtx" : 0, "testnet" : false } i'm using 14 of 16 cores, and appear to have a hash of around 1283040 out of a nethash of 13700209 which I recon gives me about 1/12th of the nethash, yet I am only getting 4 blocks every 24 hours (on a good day) Any help appreciated |
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i just stopped my burst mining rig at the beginning of this year. had around 40tb in it. the electricity was more than the earnings sad to see it end up like this, but i guess that's how it goes with all mining rigs one day sooner or later. for now i am going to sell the hdd's now that they are still worth something. of course i could hook them up at my normal desktop but i prefer to keep that one clean and close this mining chapter for now. Hi, just wondering where you are in the world, i might be interested in those drives. I'm in the UK. |
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Hi,
Is there anyone selling 1 of these units new or 2nd hand in the UK? I would want to pay in BTC or other crypto currency.
Reasonable prices only please.
Thanks
J
There are some people scalping these, and people buying them for way over what my price is. Not sure why people are buying them at those prices, when we still have units left in our Batch 1 stock, and you can pay crypto on our site.... Yeah, its crazy...i think the biggest issue in the UK is the import duties, and customs seizing them, so i guess the guys in the UK think they can inflate the prices.... Still, i can wait, so will only pay less than from your site for 2nd hand.... (just looking at an L3 for only 160 GBP, or 230 GBP with bitmain psu) Shame you dont have a UK distributor. I dont get why none of the UK groups didnt buy some... Oh well, maybe i will drop lucky J I'm in the U.K. I ordered 2 of the preorder units, import tax was roughly £50 for the pair so its not too bad. delivery times are pretty damn quick too I'm tempted to get a couple more. Hey Thanks for that. Thats good to know, not too bad at all... |
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Hi,
Is there anyone selling 1 of these units new or 2nd hand in the UK? I would want to pay in BTC or other crypto currency.
Reasonable prices only please.
Thanks
J
There are some people scalping these, and people buying them for way over what my price is. Not sure why people are buying them at those prices, when we still have units left in our Batch 1 stock, and you can pay crypto on our site.... Yeah, its crazy...i think the biggest issue in the UK is the import duties, and customs seizing them, so i guess the guys in the UK think they can inflate the prices.... Still, i can wait, so will only pay less than from your site for 2nd hand.... (just looking at an L3 for only 160 GBP, or 230 GBP with bitmain psu) Shame you dont have a UK distributor. I dont get why none of the UK groups didnt buy some... Oh well, maybe i will drop lucky J |
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Hi,
Is there anyone selling 1 of these units new or 2nd hand in the UK? I would want to pay in BTC or other crypto currency.
Reasonable prices only please.
Thanks
J
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proccessor is too weak, ram can probaby be sweapped out but an i3 or higer is best for rigs now due to algos like mtp
The processor does not matter as the GPUS are the main reason for this rig, you could probably still mine on the CPU, one extra hash is one extra hash, right? It only has to do one job, is not a media centre or gaming PC... Nice looking unit anyway, looks well made too. Would be good if there were a choice of PSUs if you did not want to utilize or need all that power. Complete rubbish ! Dependant on what coin you mine, the cpu and ram can have a massive effect on gpu performance. You must only mine a limit range of coins. Several coins i mine require 4gb ram per 1080ti, and at least 1 dedicated thread per card, otherwise hash rate can half, or sometimes you cannot even utilise all cards. I have been using a min of quad core (8 threads) and 8Gb ram in all my rigs for over a year now, and it makes a difference (to some coins) |
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