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Author Topic: [ANN][VRM] Verium PoWT | CPU mining | scrypt² | Scaling | New Roadmap Released  (Read 249900 times)
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September 17, 2016, 07:18:59 PM
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The price is very low. We await the good news! Angry


what news?? lol

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September 17, 2016, 11:08:47 PM
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News that VRM is a new BTC))))
And why not ?

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September 18, 2016, 12:55:54 AM
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Is not out of the block, and I finally force more than 6000H/M, running more than 24 hours in a row, nothing. A coin has not been excavated.
My force situation:
1530H/M+1500H/M+3100H/m, three computers did not dig coins. This is not reasonable, using version Linux, X64 1.0.4

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September 18, 2016, 01:16:01 AM
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Mining 24/7 getting blocks everyday with 520H/m  Grin
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September 18, 2016, 01:19:42 AM
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Mining 24/7 getting blocks everyday with 520H/m  Grin



How do you do it, is the configuration of the problem?

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September 18, 2016, 01:34:52 AM
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Mining 24/7 getting blocks everyday with 520H/m  Grin



How do you do it, is the configuration of the problem?

How many connections do you have?
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September 18, 2016, 01:38:58 AM
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The price is very low. We await the good news! Angry
I bought 120k satoshi and still hold
STEEM round 2 Smiley maybe Grin
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September 18, 2016, 01:53:58 AM
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Mining 24/7 getting blocks everyday with 520H/m  Grin



How do you do it, is the configuration of the problem?

How many connections do you have?



More than 20 connections, I put all the nodes in the 1.0.4 to the CONF file.

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September 18, 2016, 01:58:24 AM
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Mining 24/7 getting blocks everyday with 520H/m  Grin



How do you do it, is the configuration of the problem?

How many connections do you have?

i'm mining on a 4 computers, 3 around 500-600 H/m, one around 1000-1100 H/m.  The system with larger hash has not shown scaled returns, the system with the largest returns is used for nothing but mining, I suspect blocks found is potentially decreased due to other system processes despite having double the H/m.  my best performer is an intel i3 running minimal processes.  all running individual wallets.
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September 18, 2016, 02:02:32 AM
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Mining 24/7 getting blocks everyday with 520H/m  Grin



How do you do it, is the configuration of the problem?

How many connections do you have?

i'm mining on a 4 computers, 3 around 500-600 H/m, one around 1000-1100 H/m.  The system with larger hash has not shown scaled returns, the system with the largest returns is used for nothing but mining, I suspect blocks found is potentially decreased due to other system processes despite having double the H/m.  my best performer is an intel i3 running minimal processes.  all running individual wallets.


So you mean it's not the bigger the better, you have to look at the luck?

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September 18, 2016, 02:21:18 AM
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Mining 24/7 getting blocks everyday with 520H/m  Grin



How do you do it, is the configuration of the problem?

How many connections do you have?

i'm mining on a 4 computers, 3 around 500-600 H/m, one around 1000-1100 H/m.  The system with larger hash has not shown scaled returns, the system with the largest returns is used for nothing but mining, I suspect blocks found is potentially decreased due to other system processes despite having double the H/m.  my best performer is an intel i3 running minimal processes.  all running individual wallets.


So you mean it's not the bigger the better, you have to look at the luck?



i've been consistently mining on all 4 machines with consistent behavior on each since launch, so i doubt "luck" is a factor.  i suspect that other system processes, such as firewalls and antivirus may have something to do with it.  but, i am certain there are more informed people who can make better sense of that scenario than i.  if i'm left to solving the problem, all i can do is systematically troubleshoot by slowly eliminating variables one at a time.  that said, i don't have much of a problem, i'm running on 3 shit machines that are consistently producing verium.
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September 18, 2016, 02:21:50 AM
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Is not out of the block, and I finally force more than 6000H/M, running more than 24 hours in a row, nothing. A coin has not been excavated.
My force situation:
1530H/M+1500H/M+3100H/m, three computers did not dig coins. This is not reasonable, using version Linux, X64 1.0.4

I'd give it a another couple days.  You've got maybe ~1% of total hashrate right? I'm not great with stats but I think the variance is high on this coin with 5 minute block times.  So we're going to have some people with small hashrates getting very lucky and others with high hashrates getting very unlucky.  Although over longer periods of time it should even out.
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September 18, 2016, 02:49:56 AM
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Is not out of the block, and I finally force more than 6000H/M, running more than 24 hours in a row, nothing. A coin has not been excavated.
My force situation:
1530H/M+1500H/M+3100H/m, three computers did not dig coins. This is not reasonable, using version Linux, X64 1.0.4

I'd give it a another couple days.  You've got maybe ~1% of total hashrate right? I'm not great with stats but I think the variance is high on this coin with 5 minute block times.  So we're going to have some people with small hashrates getting very lucky and others with high hashrates getting very unlucky.  Although over longer periods of time it should even out.

perhaps people are getting "lucky" but the posts on this forum so far seem to indicate those running individual wallets, i'm assuming on windows os, getting 400-600 H/m, are out producing linux based systems with 2-3x the hash rate.  meaning, those running off the shelf desktop pc's are likely the best performers. 
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September 18, 2016, 03:01:12 AM
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Is not out of the block, and I finally force more than 6000H/M, running more than 24 hours in a row, nothing. A coin has not been excavated.
My force situation:
1530H/M+1500H/M+3100H/m, three computers did not dig coins. This is not reasonable, using version Linux, X64 1.0.4

I'd give it a another couple days.  You've got maybe ~1% of total hashrate right? I'm not great with stats but I think the variance is high on this coin with 5 minute block times.  So we're going to have some people with small hashrates getting very lucky and others with high hashrates getting very unlucky.  Although over longer periods of time it should even out.

perhaps people are getting "lucky" but the posts on this forum so far seem to indicate those running individual wallets, i'm assuming on windows os, getting 400-600 H/m, are out producing linux based systems with 2-3x the hash rate.  meaning, those running off the shelf desktop pc's are likely the best performers. 

The running efficiency of Linux is obviously better than that of windwos, but is it better to get the probability of a coin windows?

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September 18, 2016, 03:26:29 AM
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Is not out of the block, and I finally force more than 6000H/M, running more than 24 hours in a row, nothing. A coin has not been excavated.
My force situation:
1530H/M+1500H/M+3100H/m, three computers did not dig coins. This is not reasonable, using version Linux, X64 1.0.4

I'd give it a another couple days.  You've got maybe ~1% of total hashrate right? I'm not great with stats but I think the variance is high on this coin with 5 minute block times.  So we're going to have some people with small hashrates getting very lucky and others with high hashrates getting very unlucky.  Although over longer periods of time it should even out.

perhaps people are getting "lucky" but the posts on this forum so far seem to indicate those running individual wallets, i'm assuming on windows os, getting 400-600 H/m, are out producing linux based systems with 2-3x the hash rate.  meaning, those running off the shelf desktop pc's are likely the best performers. 

The running efficiency of Linux is obviously better than that of windwos, but is it better to get the probability of a coin windows?


In multiple computers at the same time digging with the same purse, or with a different wallet?
Which of the two methods is better?

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September 18, 2016, 07:53:00 AM
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In multiple computers at the same time digging with the same purse, or with a different wallet?
Which of the two methods is better?
I can not vouch for the software, but it shall make no difference with regards to found blocks.
Although I'd recommend different wallets, so there is no problem with transactions in "the same" wallets go out of sync.

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September 18, 2016, 08:01:41 AM
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have tried mining for 3 more days with no result. Since the mining situation for a lot of people is the same (running without finding a block) mining for me is obsolet. moving on since a good pool is started or the mining process is equal for ALL, only depending on the hashrate and not on fatcs if you running other programs Angry

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September 18, 2016, 08:24:41 AM
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have tried mining for 3 more days with no result. Since the mining situation for a lot of people is the same (running without finding a block) mining for me is obsolet. moving on since a good pool is started or the mining process is equal for ALL, only depending on the hashrate and not on fatcs if you running other programs Angry

I just found a block yesterday on an old 5 year old laptop mining at 70 mh, been running since launch so 18 days. Just showing the lack of patience and the point of Verium is to be hard to mine and being a scarce commodity.

Is a pool going to be any use to Verium, solo mining and equal opportunity for all was supposed to be the case.
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September 18, 2016, 09:51:12 AM
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no blocks found on 1800 h/m and 4000 h/m for 2 days.. lol.. unbelievable.. Also, I have one wallet with 11 connections and the other with 120 connections..

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September 18, 2016, 10:02:41 AM
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