Sounds good! I'll grab the porcorn.

Yeah, I was bummed when I found out...a guy had offered me TWO 5830s for my 6950. I could have gotten to 20mh/s easily with them lol

Groestl on a 6950, tried for the heck of it...pretty damn cool :p 10mh/s without any tweaking.

I've tried it and it's not worth it at all...

Gotcha :p

I think the readme has all the info I ask about lol...missed that.

Yup it does...it might not resist sha3 asics though, if those were ever adapted to mining these particular sha3 algos.

Well, nxt-e listed fugue...why not give that a shot?

Trying to understand the thought process...

-i 8 = 256 threads?
So i 11 = 2048 and 12 4096?

What I don't understand completely is the way ram allocation works for different algorithms and n factors.
For instance, say we want to configure an R9 270 4GB card to mine vertcoin and the n factor at the moment makes the algorithm use twice as much memory as it does today (like a year had passed).

The card has 1280 shaders, 4gb of ram. Max amount of threads it can run in this scenario should be calculated as follows (88% of the ram is usable in this theoretic scenario): T*(512/LG)=3700987 ->vram expressed in kb

Is that correct?
As for lookup gap, it depends on if the card has enough ram to allocate all threads in the buffer that saturate the shader count. How do I determine that? Trial and error?

I ask because I want to create a tool to auto-tune cards for different algos and n factors based on your logic.
Thanks!

I thought he was a clone slave? :p

This is really neat!!!

I'll wait for the 3.5 binaries...don't trust cryptomining blog to do it for me.

Expect a donation anytime soon, you've been doing an awesome job lately.

5.2kh/s with no HW?

Those are 2 or 4gb cards? 

Once N factor changes, difficulty will go down and rewards will increase. Money supply stays pretty much the same, only thing that changes is that mining hardware will perform more or less the same, and cpu's won't be so slow compared to gpus when we get to N factor 12 and up.

Sounds good...0.5 for 2500kh/s is pretty legit. No maintenance nor hassle too.

Say we mine Doge, we should be able to get between 0.01 and 0.015 btc per day.

To get that currently you'd need to have 3 R9 290s which draw 288w from the psu and cost 500usd each!

KNC Titan coming...expect hardware manufacturers/cartels to centralize scrypt mining anytime soon.
cough Ghash.io cough

We need asic resistance to ensure descentralization and fair distribution of coins.

Yeah, big +1

I have one already, for testing...pretty darn good.

Mining HVC now, it has a clear advantage over amd with that coin, yac and other jane coins are nice too. BTL will be faster on a 750 than on a 7950/280x eventually.

Christian, ain't getting a single block here  

230mh/s (780+750ti)

WTH?

Settings: x64\ccminer.exe -q -s 1 -t 2 -a fugue256 -o 127.0.0.1:9089 -u ivanlabrie.1 -p x

Stock compute 2.0 binaries posted at your github.

lol, sad but true.

Hey Chuck, you should post some profitability figures and futurology.

These things mine btc and ltc or only LTC/DOGE/whatever?

Personally I think, based on Chuck's and KNC's reputation that these shares will be a worthwhile investment if you're patient.
Last time I made a nice profit, even though we had to sell the unit earlier than expected, got ROI and some extra btc.

We need bamt 2.0 64bit for NVIDIA. 

We can ask a mod to do so, I'll see if I can buy a share, I trust this guy completely.

I can vouch for Chuck, he is indeed the same guy (I have his skype and email).

He's 100% legit and one of the most trust-worthy guys you'll find in this forum.

Please remove the negative ratings, if someone doesn't deserve them is Chuck999.