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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Optiminer/Zcash v1.4.0 (GPU, Linux, AMD)
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on: January 19, 2017, 12:17:02 AM
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You would think with those Bios Editing skills and having figured out the timings they would be a lot faster  I am sure this would help-- I made the picture with your post in the background so you would know I am not bullshitting  I would post a picture from the MemAdjustment tab but I do not want to give you the info to actually show you how to adjust ALL timings  You have AMD's internal bios editor and call that bios editing? haha guess a congratulations is in order for you sir. |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Optiminer/Zcash v1.4.0 (GPU, Linux, AMD)
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on: January 19, 2017, 12:08:03 AM
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Not sure what's so special about that screenshot, your tonga's that are running so slow? Should at least do 190, easily.. If that would have been 10 x Ellesmere i would have said, ok, that's nice.. Still, if one goes down and your system freezes you have 9 other gpu's sitting there being super productive  i honestly don't see the point.. but if that makes you happy, well, then i'm happy too!  I don't think its special, was responding to the other guy that apparently thinks all i say is bullshit and I don't have 10 GPUs running on a single system. And they are running that slow because all 10 are on a single 1200 watt PSU and under clocked :p And as soon as one goes down the system reboots so thats not an issue |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Optiminer/Zcash v1.4.0 (GPU, Linux, AMD)
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on: January 18, 2017, 09:40:49 PM
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Lol id love to know about my infamous bullshit claims.
Sure...im the entitled one haha
I am not sure but maybe the ones about building 10-12 GPU rigs or the one about figuring out the RAM timings on GPU's or .... Unlike you I pay the fees because I do not write miners. If I do not like one I move to another one. Secondly, I do not post shit like you (unless it is warranted) and unlike you I REALLY do have the RAM timings and all the rest of the BIOS mapped out.  I included a little text file with a message for you in it. haha and what makes you think that its bullshit and I have not done any of that? Guess you don't like my stance on open crypto and calling out devs that go against the founding principles of it, but that makes me the bullshitter and entitled one right? My history in crypto clearly speaks for itself, but here you go for laughs  oh and I appreciate you writing love notes for me...its sweet  |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Optiminer/Zcash v1.4.0 (GPU, Linux, AMD)
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on: January 18, 2017, 06:28:13 PM
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nice, now you are trying to tell the guy how to spend his money.
wtf world, wtf ?!
No, I'm telling him how to spend MY money, which I have regrettably chosen to share with him because I have no other choice if I want to remain profitable. So yes, with kilo hashes free mining power he has from my rigs, I have every right to tell him how to spend my money. He makes way over 1k USD PER DAY from all of us, so I don't think a 90USD card will hurt his bottom line  What an assshole - I am pretty certain there are other miners you can use, I am also certain that when you use Optiminers miner you agree to the fee and therefore it is NOT your money anymore. Lastly, you need to go make up some more shit to spew and make up some more of your infamous bullshit claims. Stop acting like an entitled prick Lol id love to know about my infamous bullshit claims. What I have to say about this subject does not make me an entitled prick. What happens when an open source community is taken over by greed is this exact thing...no I dont have to use his software but I have no choice but to do so, until awesome efforts like zawawa's open source miner catches up to hardware limitations and levels the playing field for everyone, and the little miners take in as much profits as the big farms and the system works as intended. And no I also dont have anything against rewarding early devs for their optimization work ( I have supported both optiminer and claymore with dev fees since day 1 even though I could turn them off), I am a developer myself and get it (even though all my work is open source). What I do have issues with are ENTITLED devs that charge what is essentially a subscription fee to their software, charge ridiculous fees that eat into most of our profits using our power and hardware, then act like children when the people funding them ask for improvements and fixes to basic issues that a 10% miner should not have. Sure...im the entitled one haha You have every right to NOT use miners that charge a development fee. Their licence mentions explicitly that if you use the miner you accept the miners fee. The only reason why you still use Fee based miners is because you are too greedy to have a principled stand rejecting fee based miners, and do not support free miners with enough donations. Its people like you that think that others should work for free so your lazy ass can mine more efficiently. If that is not the DEFINITION of an entitled prick, I do not know what is. You are new here and don't know much about the community so I wont bother responding to your naivety, but if you bothered looking me up you would know very well where my principles stand...if this post does not make it clear to you I don't know what else does: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1716584.msg17527667#msg17527667 |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Optiminer/Zcash v1.4.0 (GPU, Linux, AMD)
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on: January 18, 2017, 02:07:19 AM
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nice, now you are trying to tell the guy how to spend his money.
wtf world, wtf ?!
No, I'm telling him how to spend MY money, which I have regrettably chosen to share with him because I have no other choice if I want to remain profitable. So yes, with kilo hashes free mining power he has from my rigs, I have every right to tell him how to spend my money. He makes way over 1k USD PER DAY from all of us, so I don't think a 90USD card will hurt his bottom line What an assshole - I am pretty certain there are other miners you can use, I am also certain that when you use Optiminers miner you agree to the fee and therefore it is NOT your money anymore. Lastly, you need to go make up some more shit to spew and make up some more of your infamous bullshit claims. Stop acting like an entitled prick Lol id love to know about my infamous bullshit claims. What I have to say about this subject does not make me an entitled prick. What happens when an open source community is taken over by greed is this exact thing...no I dont have to use his software but I have no choice but to do so, until awesome efforts like zawawa's open source miner catches up to hardware limitations and levels the playing field for everyone, and the little miners take in as much profits as the big farms and the system works as intended. And no I also dont have anything against rewarding early devs for their optimization work ( I have supported both optiminer and claymore with dev fees since day 1 even though I could turn them off), I am a developer myself and get it (even though all my work is open source). What I do have issues with are ENTITLED devs that charge what is essentially a subscription fee to their software, charge ridiculous fees that eat into most of our profits using our power and hardware, then act like children when the people funding them ask for improvements and fixes to basic issues that a 10% miner should not have. Sure...im the entitled one haha |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Optiminer/Zcash v1.4.0 (GPU, Linux, AMD)
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on: January 17, 2017, 10:33:25 PM
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nice, now you are trying to tell the guy how to spend his money.
wtf world, wtf ?!
No, I'm telling him how to spend MY money, which I have regrettably chosen to share with him because I have no other choice if I want to remain profitable. So yes, with kilo hashes free mining power he has from my rigs, I have every right to tell him how to spend my money. He makes way over 1k USD PER DAY from all of us, so I don't think a 90USD card will hurt his bottom line |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Optiminer/Zcash v1.3.0 (GPU, Linux, AMD)
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on: January 17, 2017, 10:20:07 PM
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Are you going to fix the index out of range errors with the experimental kernel on tahiti cards?
AFAIK the index out of range errors only happen with nicehash, this does not depend on the kernel. The experimental kernels seem generally to produce wrong solutions on the GCN1 cards like thaiti. That's why I called them experimental I need to get hold of such a card to debug which can take some days. Yes I said Tahiti card using your experimental kernel...you have made thousands of dollars with your fee...tahiti cards are sold for less than $100 these days. |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Optiminer/Zcash v1.3.0 (GPU, Linux, AMD)
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on: January 17, 2017, 09:28:15 PM
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I'm getting an "argument index out of range" error with v1.4 on a 290. Works fine on 1.3.2. Tried changing intensity values, taking out "experimental-kernel" but no luck. Anyone else?
This is a problem with nicehash and v1.4. Use a different pool or run 1.3.2 on nicehash. Will try to provide a fix. The root of the problem is that nicehash sometimes uses extremely long extranonces . This violates some of the optimizations I made for v1.4.0 which causes this error (it should have printed a nice log message but there was a bug there which ended up in this cryptic message). Are you going to fix the index out of range errors with the experimental kernel on tahiti cards? |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Gateless Gate: zawawa's open-source Zcash miner (223 sol/s on RX 480)
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on: January 17, 2017, 01:59:25 AM
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So Sir. Claymore seems to have given up at 260 sol/s on RX 480.
My experiments are going well, so this target is totally doable, methinks.
And if Optiminer is still taking a 10% dev fee then 265/.9 = 294 sols/s gross speed. That seems like a real challenge for me. I must admit that there is a little sadistic guilty pleasure in cutting down somebody else's big money tree, but I'm only a human... Well he's so damn greedy and his dev fee so ridiculous you only need to reach 266 before everyone dumps his miner I just can't wait until both him and claymore learn their lessons the hard way. You don't get to to rip off and screw over the people in this OPEN SOURCE community, and bite the hand that feeds you and not get bitten in the ass eventually. zawawa here is .1 btc for about the only noble open source miner dev efforts I have seen on here in a while...good to see there are still people on here that get what this whole movement is about https://btc.blockr.io/tx/info/e8a2a8f60c50b285e18ebb381bf1be57f629924449ffce10a12f5c9005937c74 |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Gateless Gate: zawawa's open-source Zcash miner (223 sol/s on RX 480)
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on: January 17, 2017, 12:51:33 AM
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So Sir. Claymore seems to have given up at 260 sol/s on RX 480.
My experiments are going well, so this target is totally doable, methinks.
9 rounds takes ~1.2GB of external memory bandwidth when you use GDS for the row counters. The Rx 480 has 256GB/s of theoretical bandwidth, but even with copied straps, you won't get much more than 200GB/s. 200/1.2 = 166.7 itterations per section, * 1.87 sols/i =~ 312 sols/s. You'll probably have to experiment with SLC and/or GLC memory IO in order to get over 275 sols. Keep up the good work guys...seems like Claymore has once again screwed over linux users, so I will keep donating here and hopefully we can all switch over to this open source miner soon. |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v11.1 (Windows/Linux)
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on: January 16, 2017, 11:41:46 PM
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v11.1:
- improved speed, about 365H/s on stock 390X, 385H/s on stock Nano, 260H/s on stock 280X, 260H/s on stock RX480.
- improved compatibility.
- some bug fixes and minor improvements.
NOTES:
1. It seems there is no way to get full speed on latest drivers for Fiji and Polaris cards, at least in Windows. So don't use latest drivers for Fury, use 15.12 or 16.3.2. Since old drivers don't support Polaris, there is no way to get full speed for these cards at all, at least in Windows.
2. Tonga - currently I cannot get enough speedup from assembler for this card so I did not include assembler kernel for this card.
Ok, so can you release the linux version that has no such limitations to what you can do with the asm, instead of continuing to develop for crap windows first? |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v11.0 (Windows/Linux)
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on: January 14, 2017, 09:34:07 PM
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I have 2 Rx480 and 1 Rx470
Working perfect with one card directly plugged into pcie x16 and 2 usb powered risers
Now I bought another Rx480 with usb riser
So my problem is with 4 cards plugged into Mother board PC (Win 10) does not boot...
Fans are spinning on all 4 cards
Anybody know why??
Maybe its because of PSU?
Its 750 Watt
I have to undervotlage my 4xRX480 4GB to run from a 1000W PSU. Really can't see how 750W would have a chance. lol I run 8x RX470s from a 850 watt PSU Why do not you tell people how much you reduce the clock speed graphics cards? 1150/1900 obviously custom bios undervolted etc. Still pulls 890 at the wall, but the point of my post is as long as you know how to balance rails and tune everything right there is no reason you can't run a PSU at its max capacity. |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v11.0 (Windows/Linux)
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on: January 14, 2017, 06:39:18 PM
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I have 2 Rx480 and 1 Rx470
Working perfect with one card directly plugged into pcie x16 and 2 usb powered risers
Now I bought another Rx480 with usb riser
So my problem is with 4 cards plugged into Mother board PC (Win 10) does not boot...
Fans are spinning on all 4 cards
Anybody know why??
Maybe its because of PSU?
Its 750 Watt
I have to undervotlage my 4xRX480 4GB to run from a 1000W PSU. Really can't see how 750W would have a chance. lol I run 8x RX470s from a 850 watt PSU |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Antminer L3 - 250mh - 400watt Scrypt miner coming soon
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on: January 13, 2017, 06:42:18 PM
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Negotiating with bitmain to get first dibs on their batch 2. Price will be cheaper than retail, and main thing is shipping will be cheap since I will get a pallet shipment. Ill pass savings on to you guys if there are enough in the US interested. Only downside is that the whole shipment will be delivered to NY, then I will have to ship each unit out from there to the rest of you (probably 10-20 additional if I ship ground...way better than the 100+ bitmain will charge per unit from china though).
You know bitmain does only 5% off on really large orders ? something like 250+ machines exactly Yes I wouldnt be talking to them unless it was for quantity :p I have a separate project going on, and figured I could help you guys out with price as well between discount and shipping price savings. |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Antminer L3 - 250mh - 400watt Scrypt miner coming soon
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on: January 13, 2017, 06:37:47 PM
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Innosilicon dropped their price for Dominator A4. Nice move.
to what? they don't show on site, says "ask us, as we have machines we cant sell" :/ also says "most powerful on market" ya 30mh/s more than L3, at TWICE the power -- misleading much? ALSO says "atleast 1050w PSU" good luck on that they DRAW 1050 or more -- so misleading. i wont touch these, they wouldn't try snow us so much IF they cared about this community as more than a paycheck im still going all L3 1400$ power consuption 800W with overclocked to 300 MH is there any evidence that the Innosilicon suddenly gained the ability to starting hashing at 300MH and dropped energy usage by ~200W other than a marketing release? They could have switched to a serial power design...last time i talked to them their first batch of miners were parallel based design (ie about 4-5 chips per DC-DC power buck) in order to reduce time to market, and they were going to switch to serial later on(string of chips running off 12v like bitmain). If they did that in their new batch they could possibly gain 10-15% in power efficiency. |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v11.0 (Windows/Linux)
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on: January 13, 2017, 06:34:04 PM
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Claymore, We wait Linux v.11
me too... Please do not make us linux users unhappy. me too... +100 I offer to chip in for the speed of the process. We already "chip in" more than enough..he has received tens of thousands of dollars from linux users and continues to do so, just like every other windows user, but still decides to treat linux users second rate. |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Antminer L3 - 250mh - 400watt Scrypt miner coming soon
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on: January 12, 2017, 08:57:38 PM
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Negotiating with bitmain to get first dibs on their batch 2. Price will be cheaper than retail, and main thing is shipping will be cheap since I will get a pallet shipment. Ill pass savings on to you guys if there are enough in the US interested. Only downside is that the whole shipment will be delivered to NY, then I will have to ship each unit out from there to the rest of you (probably 10-20 additional if I ship ground...way better than the 100+ bitmain will charge per unit from china though).
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Gateless Gate: zawawa's open-source cross-platform OpenCL Zcash miner
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on: January 12, 2017, 07:49:52 AM
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You might take a look at https://github.com/nicehash/nheqminerat least for NV its nicehash source of their solver also Claymore 11 started using assembler and he managed a lot to boost a speed for older AMD HW as tahiti, hawai (280x, 380, 390, fury, nano) etc, no RX optimization I am planning to port my stuff to nheqminer as well. It is not all that surprising that his miner got a huge boost as I already disclosed my plan for optimizations with a GCN assembler. It is rather amusing to think about how far I can push this "competition" and whether open-source miners can surpass closed-source counterparts in performance. I will work on the GCN assembly version of my kernel when I get back home tonight. It can still be "open sourced" and not disclose your plans ahead of time Of course that defeats the purpose of open-source collaboration, which is the current sad state of crypto-currencies. Ironic isent it? A project that was founded upon open source for the betterment of man kind, which at its founding nature was supposed to be the opposite of greed and corruption...has turned into just that... |
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