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April 07, 2014, 08:48:14 PM
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In new 337.50 beta driver core clock for 750Ti again locked to +135 MHz  Cry
You can use mod bios and set core mhz manualy. Question is Afterburner after restart drop to +135 or no?

offtop: Very interesting doc http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~volkov/volkov10-GTC.pdf
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April 07, 2014, 08:48:33 PM
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Who care about scrypt?  Grin

Dinosaurs and Dodos care Wink
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April 07, 2014, 08:49:37 PM
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yes, Volkovian style programming is legendary. But it doesn't really work when your kernel has high register use.
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April 07, 2014, 09:00:12 PM
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In new 337.50 beta driver core clock for 750Ti again locked to +135 MHz  Cry
You can use mod bios and set core mhz manualy. Question is Afterburner after restart drop to +135 or no?

With mod bios we have more on energy costs. May have a way to find and replace file which responsible for frequency lock from old driver?

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April 07, 2014, 09:05:47 PM
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In new 337.50 beta driver core clock for 750Ti again locked to +135 MHz  Cry
You can use mod bios and set core mhz manualy. Question is Afterburner after restart drop to +135 or no?

With mod bios we have more on energy costs. May have a way to find and replace file which responsible for frequency lock from old driver?
nonsense... if you mod the default clocks in the bios its the same as you put it into afterburner.
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April 07, 2014, 09:23:20 PM
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yes, Volkovian style programming is legendary. But it doesn't really work when your kernel has high register use.
About registers, after removing maxrregcount from nvcc string my stability was increased. Hashrate was stabilized too (min jumping from max hashrate).
compile ccminer 0.5 with VS 2012 (cuda 6, compute 50, x86)
testing on windows 8.1 x64, 2 x msi 750ti, nvidia driver 337.50.
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April 07, 2014, 10:09:46 PM
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Does anybody know if the 337.50 drivers improve mining performance at all?
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April 07, 2014, 11:32:53 PM
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But the latter 2 are definitely on our radar as we're working on a super efficient groestl implementation.

Christian

What is the ballpark that people are getting currently mining Groestl Coin with a 750 ti?

Honestly I can't find good instructions on how to get the wallet to sync...

Anyone have an example of the qt.conf file to get it to talk to other nodes?

I see people adding IP's to the file and saying that works, but they only ever post a list, and not really any examples of how it is added. When I google for other examples of the file for other coins they have other information in them about the coin, and not sure what to put there for groestl.

Thanks for any help

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April 07, 2014, 11:43:00 PM
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Honestly I can't find good instructions on how to get the wallet to sync...

Anyone have an example of the qt.conf file to get it to talk to other nodes?

I see people adding IP's to the file and saying that works, but they only ever post a list, and not really any examples of how it is added. When I google for other examples of the file for other coins they have other information in them about the coin, and not sure what to put there for groestl.

Thanks for any help

C:\Users\"YourUserName"\AppData\Roaming\GroestlCoin\GroestlCoin.conf

Code:
listen=1
server=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=u
rpcpassword=p
rpcport=1441
addnode=107.170.2.22
addnode=31.220.48.98
addnode=92.234.241.91
addnode=217.44.27.235
addnode=193.242.149.63
addnode=209.126.71.54
addnode=79.117.53.154
addnode=92.39.203.216
addnode=61.55.141.196
addnode=151.41.36.112
addnode=74.91.18.210
addnode=222.65.39.59
addnode=83.242.125.165
addnode=66.232.41.176
addnode=71.96.61.207
addnode=31.16.2.204
addnode=37.30.7.251
addnode=46.4.97.242
addnode=46.105.52.252
addnode=5.9.157.13
addnode=5.49.11.194
addnode=61.55.141.196
addnode=61.55.141.195
addnode=66.232.41.176
addnode=70.29.19.222
addnode=71.96.61.207
addnode=74.91.18.210
addnode=79.215.7.190
addnode=79.117.53.154
addnode=79.111.13.14
addnode=79.240.164.148
addnode=80.241.220.178
addnode=80.11.70.97
addnode=83.242.125.165
addnode=87.219.13.118
addnode=87.231.27.65
addnode=88.164.132.56
addnode=89.254.225.5
addnode=90.155.222.162
addnode=91.200.13.84
addnode=91.64.188.248
addnode=92.39.203.216
addnode=92.234.241.91
addnode=92.115.69.196
addnode=94.103.230.241
addnode=94.65.205.27
addnode=209.126.71.54
addnode=217.44.27.235
addnode=217.119.117.131
addnode=221.121.207.215
addnode=222.65.39.59
addnode=193.242.149.63
addnode=151.41.36.112
addnode=162.243.175.25
addnode=188.226.162.68
addnode=103.16.218.165
addnode=192.187.118.162
addnode=109.205.247.161
addnode=182.86.148.141
addnode=216.231.140.117
addnode=175.156.218.76
addnode=193.242.149.63
addnode=180.168.198.170
addnode=178.149.150.44
addnode=174.95.70.9
addnode=113.243.40.112
addnode=115.28.19.199
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April 08, 2014, 02:33:26 AM
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hi all  Smiley
anybody know, how much we get HVC per day @50Mhs? just prediction  Grin
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April 08, 2014, 02:40:12 AM
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I got 200 HVC in the last 24 hours with 58 Mh/s
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April 08, 2014, 03:06:55 AM
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yes, Volkovian style programming is legendary. But it doesn't really work when your kernel has high register use.
About registers, after removing maxrregcount from nvcc string my stability was increased. Hashrate was stabilized too (min jumping from max hashrate).
compile ccminer 0.5 with VS 2012 (cuda 6, compute 50, x86)
testing on windows 8.1 x64, 2 x msi 750ti, nvidia driver 337.50.

Well I haven't thought of removing the maxregcount but I do get more stable hashrate with 337.50... with or without chrome  Cheesy

The locked +135 bother me sometimes that I think I miss the +2Mh/s.

I'll observe more.
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April 08, 2014, 03:43:38 AM
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I got 200 HVC in the last 24 hours with 58 Mh/s

Where do you mine at? I do 48Mh/s and only get about half that...(~110)

I was getting 220+ a day before the number of people mining went through the roof.

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April 08, 2014, 03:47:43 AM
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I got 200 HVC in the last 24 hours with 58 Mh/s

Where do you mine at? I do 48Mh/s and only get about half that...(~110)

I was getting 220+ a day before the number of people mining went through the roof.

I have ~50 Mh/s and get ~110 HVC per day also on 1gh.

If I could be getting more at another pool I'd switch, but 1gh seems to find every other block.

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April 08, 2014, 03:53:45 AM
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I mine on zhpool fixdiff. My daily coin count has been going up lately. They have a nice interface with lots of info/stats about the coin and the vote. I tried all the pools, zhpool has given me the best result
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April 08, 2014, 06:22:31 AM
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Anyone wanna help me figure out why ccMiner isn't hashing?

I have a 6 x 750TI rig, and I'm wanting to mine HVC.  My .bat looks like this:

ccminer35.exe -a heavy -o stratum+tcp://<<address>>  -u <<worker>> -p <<password>> -v 512

It connects to the stratum and starts detecting new blocks however this is the only output on the window.

Binding thread 0 to cpu 0
Binding thread 1 to cpu 1
Binding thread 2 to cpu 2
Binding thread 3 to cpu 3
Binding thread 4 to cpu 4
Binding thread 5 to cpu 5

And that's it.  It never actually starts hashing, and yet the stratum keeps detecting new blocks.

Also via Hardware Monitor I can see that none of my cards are under any load at all.

Thoughts?

Still looking for someone to help out here, please.
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April 08, 2014, 07:43:32 AM
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Hi all!

I'm a bit new to nVidia mining, so I've some little questions:

I've seen that the card on the 1x-16x riser cable has less performance, I read that
this issue is already under investigation, is there any improvement in progress?

Is it more effective to mine non-scrypt coins to get around this bottleneck?


NEM/XEM!!!
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April 08, 2014, 07:59:04 AM
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Hi all!

I'm a bit new to nVidia mining, so I've some little questions:

I've seen that the card on the 1x-16x riser cable has less performance, I read that
this issue is already under investigation, is there any improvement in progress?

Is it more effective to mine non-scrypt coins to get around this bottleneck?



Running the miner twice solves the issue. So just run your bat file twice and leave both running

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April 08, 2014, 08:14:29 AM
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Is it possible to add API to Cudaminer? Kind of liked that i could have all stats on one computer for all my rigs with CGRemote...
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April 08, 2014, 08:21:31 AM
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I started mining GroestlCoin today on a single 750ti.

I am wondering what kind of hash rate others have seen mining with ccminer35 v0.5?

So far my miner runs at ~3300 khash/s. GPU overclock +91 Mem overclock +650.
Is there any benefit to lowering Mem clock like for HVC?
Do these numbers sound about right for GroestlCoin on a 750ti?

Thanks!
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