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

[tbearhere]

How can you NOT know how to use AWS to mine...?

ok i signed up if you help me out and i make 5btc a day ill give you 1  

[bigjme]

Here's the direct download link for djm's file
http://ge.tt/api/1/files/5zWHHvs1/0/blob?download

[tbearhere]

it does for me.... and im at work on a locked down network xD

click on it and says it getting it, then nothing.

[tbearhere]

Here's the direct download link for djm's file
http://ge.tt/api/1/files/5zWHHvs1/0/blob?download

that page says


This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

below.
      <Error><Code>PermanentRedirect</Code><Message>The bucket you are attempting to access must be addressed using the specified endpoint. Please send all future requests to this endpoint.</Message><RequestId>CA9E92208C59F89D</RequestId><Bucket>s3.kkloud.com</Bucket><HostId>ntWt3vOaY3ONcy4v4zfp5qECNW5sJ0oKIvexe1y538y5Bi3mUf/inRgbAI3QPpQNX09VpKUsxq4=</HostId><Endpoint>s3.kkloud.com.s3.amazonaws.com</Endpoint></Error>
      

[yellowduck2]

i can download from djm link. I am using firefox.

[bigjme]

Here's the direct download link for djm's file
http://ge.tt/api/1/files/5zWHHvs1/0/blob?download

that page says


This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

below.
      <Error><Code>PermanentRedirect</Code><Message>The bucket you are attempting to access must be addressed using the specified endpoint. Please send all future requests to this endpoint.</Message><RequestId>CA9E92208C59F89D</RequestId><Bucket>s3.kkloud.com</Bucket><HostId>ntWt3vOaY3ONcy4v4zfp5qECNW5sJ0oKIvexe1y538y5Bi3mUf/inRgbAI3QPpQNX09VpKUsxq4=</HostId><Endpoint>s3.kkloud.com.s3.amazonaws.com</Endpoint></Error>
      

Very strange, ive just downloaded it using that link on chrome.
Maybe they block certain countries?

[djm34]

 

Here's the direct download link for djm's file
http://ge.tt/api/1/files/5zWHHvs1/0/blob?download

that page says


This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

below.
      <Error><Code>PermanentRedirect</Code><Message>The bucket you are attempting to access must be addressed using the specified endpoint. Please send all future requests to this endpoint.</Message><RequestId>CA9E92208C59F89D</RequestId><Bucket>s3.kkloud.com</Bucket><HostId>ntWt3vOaY3ONcy4v4zfp5qECNW5sJ0oKIvexe1y538y5Bi3mUf/inRgbAI3QPpQNX09VpKUsxq4=</HostId><Endpoint>s3.kkloud.com.s3.amazonaws.com</Endpoint></Error>
      

Very strange, ive just downloaded it using that link on chrome.
Maybe they block certain countries?

hmm, I believe tbearhere is in the UK   (may-be blocked by the Adrian wall)

[tbearhere]

i can download from djm link. I am using firefox.

yes me too

[mmmaybe]

new version of ccminer with improved m7 (binaries, source a bit later today or tomorrow... as I need to figure out what I changed... and a few things I want to check)
hashrate for 750ti (+135/150): 5.5MH (+500kh)
                 780ti (OC)         :13.5MH (~1MH)
                  660                  : 4.2MH (+200kh)
also added average hashrate (thanks to cayars...)

http://ge.tt/5zWHHvs1/v/0 

Thank you (as usual)! 

[tbearhere]

new version of ccminer with improved m7 (binaries, source a bit later today or tomorrow... as I need to figure out what I changed... and a few things I want to check)
hashrate for 750ti (+135/150): 5.5MH (+500kh)
                 780ti (OC)         :13.5MH (~1MH)
                  660                  : 4.2MH (+200kh)
also added average hashrate (thanks to cayars...)

http://ge.tt/5zWHHvs1/v/0  

got it with ie   time to retire ff
EDIT:or delete norton

[cbuchner1]

Highly interesting Boolberry price development as of lately. Too bad that difficulty has just been rising the same way as the price did.

But if you stubbornly mined throughput the price depression (at difficulty of around 100 G) you would have had a good profitability. Now difficulty is up to 600 G

Christian

[polanskiman]

new version of ccminer with improved m7 (binaries, source a bit later today or tomorrow... as I need to figure out what I changed... and a few things I want to check)
hashrate for 750ti (+135/150): 5.5MH (+500kh)
                 780ti (OC)         :13.5MH (~1MH)
                  660                  : 4.2MH (+200kh)
also added average hashrate (thanks to cayars...)

http://ge.tt/5zWHHvs1/v/0 

How could I have missed this!!!?

[tbearhere]

16 750ti  or any gpu to one mobo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm9mFtSq2sg
wow   

for some reason this doesn't strike as a good idea... good luck finding a problem when one occurs...

I e-mail the company and asked about the amount of ram for one. more curious then anything.  I'm sticking with 5 or 6 on my asrock81 
they also have a GPU-Oriented x4 PCIe 4-Way Splitter  http://amfeltec.com/products/flexible-x4-pci-express-4-way-splitter-gpu-oriented/

Actually I prefer the one which support the 16gpu more compact.
What is the price of that thing ?

got the e-mail quote     

[bigjme]

Honestly that's not too bad. its cheaper then buying 2 other systems
And if you have large amounts of cards (28) you could in theory run all of those off 1 system, and save money on buying 4 entire system

[polanskiman]

16 750ti  or any gpu to one mobo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm9mFtSq2sg
wow   

for some reason this doesn't strike as a good idea... good luck finding a problem when one occurs...

I e-mail the company and asked about the amount of ram for one. more curious then anything.  I'm sticking with 5 or 6 on my asrock81 
they also have a GPU-Oriented x4 PCIe 4-Way Splitter  http://amfeltec.com/products/flexible-x4-pci-express-4-way-splitter-gpu-oriented/

Actually I prefer the one which support the 16gpu more compact.
What is the price of that thing ?

got the e-mail quote     

Wouldn't building a new rig with another mobo be actually cheaper?

Also would Windows tolerate more than 6 GPUs? I guess with linux you would't have this problem.

[tbearhere]

How can you NOT know how to use AWS to mine...?

ok i signed up if you help me out and i make 5btc a day ill give you 1  

i looked into it further and there's no way i can do this unless its a copy and paste you have to be an engineer . gotta get back to I.V. chelation therapy to get the lead and mercury out. going to delete the account. o well.

[tbearhere]

Highly interesting Boolberry price development as of lately. Too bad that difficulty has just been rising the same way as the price did.

But if you stubbornly mined throughput the price depression (at difficulty of around 100 G) you would have had a good profitability. Now difficulty is up to 600 G

Christian

yes i noticed that. thank you Christian 

[bigjme]

Wouldn't building a new rig with another mobo be actually cheaper?

Also would Windows tolerate more than 6 GPUs? I guess with linux you would't have this problem.

Not if you factor in the fact that you have 6 cards per system max, say $400 per system minimum, thats bottom of the barrel stuff, so for 16 gpu's you would need 3 systems

So that's $1200
Yes buying one of those is more expensive in this case, coming to around: $1600

but if you go over that, the people its aimed for you get this

32 gpu's - 6 systems - $2400
32 gpu's - 1 system - $2600

Then factory in space savings as you wont have 5 extra MB's around. It would work out at a saving but not without high card amounts

[tbearhere]

16 750ti  or any gpu to one mobo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm9mFtSq2sg
wow   

for some reason this doesn't strike as a good idea... good luck finding a problem when one occurs...

I e-mail the company and asked about the amount of ram for one. more curious then anything.  I'm sticking with 5 or 6 on my asrock81 
they also have a GPU-Oriented x4 PCIe 4-Way Splitter  http://amfeltec.com/products/flexible-x4-pci-express-4-way-splitter-gpu-oriented/

Actually I prefer the one which support the 16gpu more compact.
What is the price of that thing ?

got the e-mail quote     

Wouldn't building a new rig with another mobo be actually cheaper?

Also would Windows tolerate more than 6 GPUs? I guess with linux you would't have this problem.

yes i think so. i'll stick with my asrock 81...when ever i get it built  

[bigjme]

Your building and mine is being ripped apart :p