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CVP-13 | FPGA Runs under Windows 10 for Zetheron algos (X16R, Nexus, 0xToken, and more) or Linux Uses off-the-shelf liquid cooling—you provide the loop and hook up to CVP-13’s supplied water block Compatible with PCIe risers; with Zetheron algos USB+Power is all that’s needed (no PCIe at all!) Active FPGA Discord community; walkthrough videos/guides for setup The Most Versatile Miner for Ravencoin Support for RVNv2 is coming soon from Zetheron, with a target of 240 MH/s from a single CVP-13! More than that, CVP-13's versatility means that future forks of RVN will be quickly adapted to this board. https://www.bittware.com/fpga/cvp-13/#pricinginfoIt turns out that changing algorithm on the last fork does not protect against FPGA...On the face of manipulation, not only with the price of rvn, but also possible preferences to one of the equipment manufacturers... They never tried to get rid of fpgas only Asics that's why they added algo for Wich there were bitstreams for 2-3 years already You are correct that the goal was to get rid of ASICs, not FPGAs. However, I don't know that I buy that this "CVP-13" is an FPGA. Sure it can handle several mining algorithms, but it appears to be an integrated circuit designed specifically for the application of running mining. Irrespective of whether it is an ASIC or an FPGA, the net result is the same. Their website clam 3 CVP-13's can run on a machine at 1600W for 720h/s. That's the same power as it takes to run 6 1080TIs (200 H/s). 1080TI mining is simply not feasible right now (I stopped in October of last year after hitting my 50k Raven goal). The net hash rate has more than doubled and even the numbers put out by the FPGA are unimpressive. 3 CVP-13's cost ~$16500 + 500 for other computer parts for a $17k investment vs. 6 1080 TI's + computer ($5000 less if you roll the dice on used) Assuming $0.10/kWh for power: Today the 1080 TI machine makes $1.28/day mining GRIN = 3906.25 days to pay itself off (10.7 yrs) Today the 3 CVP-13 machine makes $2.23/day mining RVN = 7623.32 days to pay itself off (20.9 years) So if we agree that CVP-13 is a permissible FPGA, and we assume that they can mass produce it to double the net hash rate of Raven in 3 months, people have been investing that strongly in this device to reap a reward 21 years from now? The numbers don't lie, and miners would have to be extraordinarily stupid to investing that many resources in FPGAs for Ravencoin with so distant a payout. There are ASICS out there, and they likely have much better numbers than this CVP-13 "FPGA"
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So first, thank you for a miner that works. I run the SimpleMining OS, and thus far GMiner, BMiner, and Lolminer have all failed me trying to run Cuckatoo, but you guys rock!
The only problem I have now is inconsistency across cards. I have 6 1080TIs. four work well, two are struggling.
09:47:44] INFO - cuckatoo - 0: 0.42 g/s 1: 1.63 g/s 2: 1.63 g/s 3: 1.66 g/s 4: 0.63 g/s 5: 1.66 g/s [09:48:04] INFO - cuckatoo - 0: 0.42 g/s 1: 1.68 g/s 2: 1.64 g/s 3: 1.66 g/s 4: 0.63 g/s 5: 1.66 g/s [09:48:08] INFO - cuckatoo - #26 Share accepted, 109 ms. [DEVICE 2] [09:48:12] INFO - cuckatoo - New job from grincuckatoo31.usa.nicehash.com, ID: 37559059, HEIGHT: 272000, DIFF: 4.00 [09:48:24] INFO - =========== Device Health =========== [09:48:24] INFO - |ID|TEMP|PWR|FAN|CCLK|MCLK|CUTL|MUTL| [09:48:24] INFO - | 0| 50|122| 85|1961|5760| 100| 16| [09:48:24] INFO - | 1| 62|233| 85|1784|5760| 100| 38| [09:48:24] INFO - | 2| 66|241| 85|1759|5760| 100| 34| [09:48:24] INFO - | 3| 59|242| 85|1746|5760| 100| 33| [09:48:24] INFO - | 4| 56|161| 85|1949|5760| 100| 19| [09:48:24] INFO - | 5| 63|238| 85|1746|5760| 100| 38| [09:48:24] INFO - ===================================== [09:48:24] INFO - cuckatoo - Total Speed: 7.72 g/s, Total Shares: 26, Rejected: 0. Up Time: 0D 00:08 [09:48:24] INFO - cuckatoo - Fidelity: 0: 0.000 1: 1.292 2: 1.200 3: 0.543 4: 0.575 5: 0.645 [09:48:24] INFO - cuckatoo - 0: 0.42 g/s 1: 1.70 g/s 2: 1.65 g/s 3: 1.66 g/s 4: 0.63 g/s 5: 1.66 g/s [09:48:35] INFO - cuckatoo - New job from grincuckatoo31.usa.nicehash.com, ID: 37562326, HEIGHT: 272001, DIFF: 4.00
GPU 0 and 4 are being provided with little power, and are running a high CCLK even though I've turned their overclock down to 0. The odd thing is that GPI 0 and 1 are both MSI Gaming X 1080TI's, and perform nearly identically on other algorithms. Not sure why this one is different. Any ideas?
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So i downloaded the new GUI wallet a while back... it did not work-- unexpected critical error, cannot connect to server.
I later tried Zend --reindex... ran through the whole block chain. Closed it, tried Gui wallet, still did not work.
Tried some other things, then reindexed again. Still wallet did not work.
tried running gui wallet while zend ran in a separate window, and that worked.
closed zend window, wallet stopped working...
If i try running just the GUI wallet without manually starting zend, I still get the same unexpected critical error.
Is it intended that zend has to be started in a separate window? Or is this a bug or a problem with my setup?
-J
And PS~ GPU miners simply moved on to other coins. What are you going to do when the new Z9 makes your mini Z9 obsolete?
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Various responses...
is the proper number of coins being found in the timeframe? (thats somewhere, you look)
with the diff Algo's there was some built in drift for time. (which was mentioned before....)
Meanwhile, after the initial problem, there is a new codebase being worked on. Also mentioned before.
So, might as well wait for it.
I forget the number of coins per hour thats designed to happen. Find that out, and mention that, so we can get a real idea.
Per the black paper, there is supposed to be a block every 30 seconds, or two blocks per minute. 2297509 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:39:21 GMT vs 2297478 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:26:27 GMT is 31 blocks in almost 13 minutes, where we would expect 26 -- an extra 19%.
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You call it FUD, but when I asked the question, time stamps for the blocks being mined were appearing out of sequential chronological order:
2287767 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:13:34 GMT 2287766 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:13:20 GMT 2287765 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:13:02 GMT 2287764 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:08:22 GMT 2287763 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:12:41 GMT 2287762 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:07:46 GMT 2287761 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:07:22 GMT
It's still happening now:
2297509 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:39:21 GMT 2297508 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:36:29 GMT 2297507 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:36:28 GMT 2297506 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:38:40 GMT 2297505 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:38:29 GMT 2297504 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:38:21 GMT 2297503 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:35:16 GMT 2297502 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:35:15 GMT 2297501 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:37:50 GMT 2297500 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:37:32 GMT 2297499 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:34:39 GMT 2297498 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:36:27 GMT 2297497 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:34:01 GMT 2297496 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:35:56 GMT 2297495 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:32:55 GMT 2297494 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:35:22 GMT 2297493 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:35:14 GMT 2297492 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:35:07 GMT 2297491 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:34:38 GMT 2297490 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:34:00 GMT 2297489 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:30:28 GMT 2297488 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:32:54 GMT 2297487 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:32:44 GMT 2297486 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:32:35 GMT 2297485 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:32:26 GMT 2297484 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:31:32 GMT 2297483 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:27:04 GMT 2297482 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:30:27 GMT 2297481 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:28:38 GMT 2297480 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:27:34 GMT 2297479 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:23:31 GMT 2297478 Wed, 27 Jun 2018 02:26:27 GMT
When I look at block explorers for other coins -- ZCash, Bitcoin Gold, Zen Cash, Ravencoin, etc. None of them have this issue.
Seems to me that the hack is still ongoing, the hackers just aren't taking complete control of the network.
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Where did you download the new wallet? The windows wallet available on the website is still 4.3...
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Verge under attack again?
2287767 c299bd1cce6380e333971cfadd85121511f319faecc169acf76b4d704f2d6b4f 1 730.00000000 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:13:34 GMT 2287766 9688de78a91714f8f9f8562ee533eb9a9f0fd0d8994bc6fab3d697d088737025 1 730.00000000 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:13:20 GMT 2287765 d561d8aacd59d1808593d02f327b73c33e9ea7bb029a726358b55df74f8e6b4b 1 730.00000000 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:13:02 GMT 2287764 d75181d4479a9e49eabff2eea39ebb8c7c7ff2ab0777bee7a3f69e0843f98af8 2 42.95000000 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:08:22 GMT 2287764 ff1c9b53b8f27bffdbbfe29ad87af6d0e48737788df9754fdbfdcad1e68e5ec8 2 730.10000000 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:08:22 GMT 2287763 2203c1c2b2eded45d15638440135e3327dfa58653affd44ff472c777d3ed864a 2 2502.90000000 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:12:41 GMT 2287763 5a734d0c8f9fcdc9db0cb7973559acd5a4edd5c450ef5e340ff9f3ced952883b 1 730.10000000 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:12:41 GMT 2287762 f1664dc89e10702dbf49364c3dcd582d3e6fcb30e3ef5b92b10cbff7311d7ef2 1 1950.58082200 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:07:46 GMT 2287762 58cf42baa797391f4829c8f359dc585acd21162548132ab1a8c48195e78acc19 1 730.10000000 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:07:46 GMT 2287761 5f00e7a2afbc3bd578fb7e27f9f67908cb7106a6fa7cd53cd3c0ada27cf496ba 1 0.23990500 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 08:07:22 GMT
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Anyone know what coin is being mined with the rented Nicehash Lyra2v2 power?
It's up to block 98,300 or so, now
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Nice calculator, but you are WAY off on Verge x-17 for suprnova.com. Note that the "net hash rate" displayed by Suprnova for xvg-x17 is not the real net hash rate...
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@Jaerun Several users did report on the difference of displayed hashrate. The pool calculates the hashrate to display by the shares submitted and it's done just like all other algo. We suspect a bug somewhere with the display of the rate only; your shares and payouts are not affected; this is confirmed by users' posting on the discord verifying the payout matches their hashrates. We are still searching for that display bug though; would be great if anyone can give us a pointer to it too. Will keep you guys posted. Yesterday the 24 actual profitability for Lyra2Rev2 was around .00700. The current estimate jumped from .004 to .185. I left my rig mining Lyra2Rev2 for 10 hours on BlazePool. The expected profit during that time (based on the 24 actual) was .00128 btc (440*.007*10/24), or .128 mBTC/hr. Instead I made .000619 -- .0619 mBtc/hr -- a little more than half what was expected. The remainder of the day I left my rig on NiceHash, Lyra2Rev2. In 13 hours I made .00174 -- 133 mBTC/hr. Either your display bug is showing half my mining rate and double the estimated return, or only half of my rate is being counted for some reason. In any event, I wont be mining Lyra on BlazePool until that is fixed. -J
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I ran Lyra2v2 for several hours today. Looking back on it, BlazePool is only picking up about half of my hashrate -- my mine says I run at 440, but BlazePool is reporting 220ish. Any ideas? I run the Alexis78 CCMiner for Lyra2v2, and have not noticed this issue on other pools.
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I'm seeing bad performance on Equihash for 1080 TIs with the same settings I previously used. It went from 800-820 (Bminer 6.1 & 7.0) to 790-805 (Bminer 8.0). Am I missing something?
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Just went on bittrex slack asked about xvg: bittrex-julian [1:11 AM] https://twitter.com/vergecurrency/status/998764810698358786vergecurrency@vergecurrency it appears some mining pools are under ddos attack, and we are experiencing a delay in our blocks, we are working to resolve this. TwitterYesterday at 11:17 PM Yes chain issues so markets and wallets have been shut down Look at a verge explorer. Hacker is up to his old tricks despite the “fix”
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I periodically get a "Stratum connection interrupted" message when mining Ravencoin with enemy 1.08 at Suprnova.cc. Once it happens the miner stops, and I keep infoabout what block is being mined "Stratum conection interrupted" error messages.
Once I restart the miner it works fine. This has happened before with other ccminer based miners, but never happened with Suprminer 1.6
So I'm stuck between using Suprminer, at a 5-10% loss of efficiency, or enemy miner and keeping a constant watch on my rigperformance.
Does anyone have a fix for this? Can the next version simply restart itself when a "stratum connection interrupted" error arisesin x16r?
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People have covered the red flags ad nauseum. So what is the counterargument?
1. Token Pay is on the inside and has invested heavily in Verge. 2. It is not unusual for parties to reach an agreement in principle and close a deal later, after parties do their due diligence/meet conditions precedent to signing. 3. If they plan to use the crowdfund to do marketing after the announcement, they need to convert the crowdfund to cash no? I don't know many ad agencies that accept verge. 4. If it is a scam, they may learn a hard lesson from Renwick Haddow, assuming it is the cops that find them first wherever they go hide.
-J
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Hello everyone! Unbelievable, in this coin authors converted ASIC "resistant" algorithm x16r to ASIC-friendly algorithm x16s !
Can you provide a link to this info somewhere? Thanks. It is easy to fit 16 algs into silicon and just switch datapath between them, but it is difficult to fit multiple copies of each of 16 algorithms. I mean, you speak of the ease, so I assume you have done this already or know someone who has? Unless you can provide concrete proof this can or has been done, your statement is about as good as your English. Nice one First of all, don't feed the initial troll~ Second, the coin is ASIC-resistant, not ASIC-proof. If there is enough money incentive, someone will develop an ASIC for it. However, the whitepaper already establishes that if ASICS become a problem the Devs are willing to change the algorithm (i.e. by adding Equihash into the mix) in order to break any ASICS that come out. Ultimately whether there will be ASICS for this coin will depend on 1) the success of the coin, and 2) how many other coins adopt/copy the x16s algorithm. As I understand it the algorithms are the same in x16r as in x16s, only the order is made different/random. Any suggestion that x16s is less resistant to ASICs is silly. As to whether the claim that it is more ASIC resistant than x16r, I'll leave that one to someone who is more familiar with vlsi design than I am (1 class 20ish years ago~), but I suspect that modifying a switching circuit is not going to make a drastic difference in the design of an ASIC.
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