[ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX]

[PVmining]

I get around 1.3 Mh/s on 750Ti mining X15. This looking about right?

Perfect right.

So what flavor of ccminer are you using for x15 algo? I can't seem to find it.

...the big taste of djm => https://github.com/djm34/ccminer

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[coinits]

I get around 1.3 Mh/s on 750Ti mining X15. This looking about right?

Perfect right.

So what flavor of ccminer are you using for x15 algo? I can't seem to find it.

...the big taste of djm => https://github.com/djm34/ccminer

Thanks!

[coinits]

I want to follow up on the Corsair RM1000 PSU, with it's quiet technology, AKA the fan does not come on until it experiences load.

Well it is over heating and shutting down. The fan does eventually kick in but it is too little too late. I have the PSU out of the  PC box with the fan fully exposed but makes no difference.

I did hook up the c-link assist thinking I could adjust the PSU to have the fan on all of time but I can not find such a setting.

The 4 X 750TI are not overheating and 1000 watts is more than ample for my rig. The last thing that I want to do is use an external fan to cool the PSU but right now I do not see any other choice other than to get a new PSU from another manufacturer.

Anyone else experiencing this?

[myagui]

I have the AX760, and this one's got a switch near the modular connectors, to enable a 'hybrid' fan mode, that keeps the fan running, even at low power usage. I have it configured this way precisely to avoid overheating the power supply, in case that it is not 'smart enough' to detect that it is overheating while on 0-RPM fan mode...
Doesn't yours have a similar switch or configurable functionality?
Cheers,
~ Myagui

[coinits]

I have the AX760, and this one's got a switch near the modular connectors, to enable a 'hybrid' fan mode, that keeps the fan running, even at low power usage. I have it configured this way precisely to avoid overheating the power supply, in case that it is not 'smart enough' to detect that it is overheating while on 0-RPM fan mode...
Doesn't yours have a similar switch or configurable functionality?
Cheers,
~ Myagui

If there is I can not find it.

[djm34]

I have updated github with a new version of the whirlpool algo (x15)
It compiles much faster and it is slightly faster (got rid of make_ulonglong  )
also no more "don't validate on cpu"


750ti: 1.6MHash/s (before 1.4MHash/s
780ti: 3.6MHash/s (2.9MHash/s from the github release or 3.4MHash/s from an exe I put here)

https://github.com/djm34/ccminer

[coinits]

I have updated github with a new version of the whirlpool algo (x15)
It compiles much faster and it is slightly faster (got rid of make_ulonglong  )
also no more "don't validate on cpu"


750ti: 1.6MHash/s (before 1.4MHash/s
780ti: 3.6MHash/s (2.9MHash/s from the github release or 3.4MHash/s from an exe I put here)

https://github.com/djm34/ccminer

Sweet!

[numanoid]

Isiscoin algorythm X15 , im wrong or ccminer dont released for X15 ? .

Download this version:
http://cryptomining-blog.com/2963-new-ccminer-fork-with-x14-algorithm-support-now-available/#comments

Everything I download from these guys doesn't work with my XP machine.  It says it is not a valid win32 program.  Works fine on Win7 or 8.  Is this due to the way it is compiled or is my machine missing something I can download?  I have all the C++ redists installed.

The ones compiled by users here work.

[djm34]

Isiscoin algorythm X15 , im wrong or ccminer dont released for X15 ? .

Download this version:
http://cryptomining-blog.com/2963-new-ccminer-fork-with-x14-algorithm-support-now-available/#comments

Everything I download from these guys doesn't work with my XP machine.  It says it is not a valid win32 program.  Works fine on Win7 or 8.  Is this due to the way it is compiled or is my machine missing something I can download?  I have all the C++ redists installed.

The ones compiled by users here work.

XP...   (maybe those for Visual Studio 2012)

[DemosMirak]

I have updated github with a new version of the whirlpool algo (x15)
It compiles much faster and it is slightly faster (got rid of make_ulonglong  )
also no more "don't validate on cpu"


750ti: 1.6MHash/s (before 1.4MHash/s
780ti: 3.6MHash/s (2.9MHash/s from the github release or 3.4MHash/s from an exe I put here)

https://github.com/djm34/ccminer

Sweet!

Compiled version?

[djm34]

I have updated github with a new version of the whirlpool algo (x15)
It compiles much faster and it is slightly faster (got rid of make_ulonglong  )
also no more "don't validate on cpu"


750ti: 1.6MHash/s (before 1.4MHash/s
780ti: 3.6MHash/s (2.9MHash/s from the github release or 3.4MHash/s from an exe I put here)

https://github.com/djm34/ccminer

Sweet!

Compiled version?

rather monday, with the freshcoin algo (and may-be inkcoin algo too...  I have 5 block to validate... 2 of them were mined 2 months ago with the R9... a real dead coin with high difficulty...)

[DemosMirak]

I have updated github with a new version of the whirlpool algo (x15)
It compiles much faster and it is slightly faster (got rid of make_ulonglong  )
also no more "don't validate on cpu"


750ti: 1.6MHash/s (before 1.4MHash/s
780ti: 3.6MHash/s (2.9MHash/s from the github release or 3.4MHash/s from an exe I put here)

https://github.com/djm34/ccminer

Sweet!

Compiled version?

rather monday, with the freshcoin algo

Take your time, mate. I really appreciate what you, and the others, are doing.

[dotvibe]

I have updated github with a new version of the whirlpool algo (x15)
It compiles much faster and it is slightly faster (got rid of make_ulonglong  )
also no more "don't validate on cpu"


750ti: 1.6MHash/s (before 1.4MHash/s
780ti: 3.6MHash/s (2.9MHash/s from the github release or 3.4MHash/s from an exe I put here)

https://github.com/djm34/ccminer

Sweet!

Compiled version?

rather monday, with the freshcoin algo (and may-be inkcoin algo too...  I have 5 block to validate... 2 of them were mined 2 months ago with the R9... a real dead coin with high difficulty...)

cudacoder man!

[Madychoux]

Well.... I'm back mining JPC.

Not a good time for miners 

[S_tring]

Well.... I'm back mining JPC.

Not a good time for miners 

It's tough finding a profit right now. 

[Poena]

Be patient there will be more opportunities. Right now I cant complain I made ROI with the JPC and MIN. Lets start pilling some BTC for those 880.

[S_tring]

I have updated github with a new version of the whirlpool algo (x15)
It compiles much faster and it is slightly faster (got rid of make_ulonglong  )
also no more "don't validate on cpu"


750ti: 1.6MHash/s (before 1.4MHash/s
780ti: 3.6MHash/s (2.9MHash/s from the github release or 3.4MHash/s from an exe I put here)

https://github.com/djm34/ccminer

Just compiled, much much faster compilation.

Thanks. 

[cayars]

Attached is nvMiner or otherwise known as ccminer 1.2U-a (U=unified)

I renamed it from ccminer to nvminer to make it clearer if it's a Christian release or from 3rd party.

This includes the following algos (unified from multiple devs):
heavy
mjollnir
fugue256
groestl
myr-gr
dmd-gr
jackpot
quark
anime
qubit
nist5
cryptonight
x11
x13
x14
x15

Also includes a few subtle changes and a couple of speedups to some routines.

https://ayarscloud.tonidoid.com/urljfz5fy

Have fun,
Carlo

[S_tring]

Attached is nvMiner or otherwise known as ccminer 1.2U-a (U=unified)

I renamed it from ccminer to nvminer to make it clearer if it's a Christian release or from 3rd party.

This includes the following algos (unified from multiple devs):
heavy
mjollnir
fugue256
groestl
myr-gr
dmd-gr
jackpot
quark
anime
qubit
nist5
cryptonight
x11
x13
x14
x15

Also includes a few subtle changes and a couple of speedups to some routines.

https://ayarscloud.tonidoid.com/urljfz5fy

Have fun,
Carlo

Is there a Linux version?

[Bombadil]

Attached is nvMiner or otherwise known as ccminer 1.2U-a (U=unified)

I renamed it from ccminer to nvminer to make it clearer if it's a Christian release or from 3rd party.

This includes the following algos (unified from multiple devs)...................
Also includes a few subtle changes and a couple of speedups to some routines.

https://ayarscloud.tonidoid.com/urljfz5fy

Have fun,
Carlo

Any chance we can take a look at the code for those speedups? Maybe easier to just setup a github