(above logo by chapmanjw)
Here's my new pet project. I started this during the easter holidays in 2013 and this uses CUDA to squeeze up to 200% more performance out of nVidia cards - as compared to OpenCL mining applications.
We can do scrypt (Litecoin, Dogecoin, etc...) and scrypt-jane based coins (Yacoin, Ultracoin, etc...) as well as the keccak based Maxcoin. I am also considering adding Blake256 for BlakeCoin.
Have a look at the
Google Docs Spreadsheet for configuration and performance data. Please enter new data using
this form. We now also have a
spreadsheet for scrypt-jane, e.g. Yacoin and the corresponding
Data Entry Form. Performance data for scrypt-jane is preliminary, as the feature is under development!
Here is another (somewhat outdated and chaotic)
Google Docs spreadsheet with some performance figures and associated configuration settings.
Please carefully inspect the README.txt file before use. Usage is pretty much identical to pooler's cpuminer
current testing release (use for Maxcoin!):
cudaminer-2014-02-09.zip [32+64bit version] (7.1 MB) more stratum fixes for Maxcoin (fixes the boo's!)SHA256 sum: ef37c97562d98cb95a7a243d8bb378250d9f067b62db239435e6a9975a83a3b8
current stable release (no Maxcoin!):
cudaminer-2014-02-04.zip [32+64bit version] (6.6 MB)SHA256 sum: 4a38026f662dd06d84f2fe0e5f5098189888de8c0e9947bc24b3cedc4b5f0fdd
previous releases:
cudaminer-2014-02-02.zip [32+64bit version] (6.6 MB) with autotune hotfixSHA256 sum: bad402d908862995ec67fd3dddb48a82883176ac7f20cef1f228462f88b04fbb
cudaminer-2013-12-18.zip [32+64bit version] (7.2 MB)SH256 sum: 4d505804c80bd78fa1c661f74cc5d0e39f92a86f0507abc8ff2aa2b50ffba44b
ATTENTION! Fermi based devices like GTX 560, 570, 580, 590 seem to run quite hot with this release.cudaminer-2013-12-10.zip [32+64bit version] (10.4 MB)SHA256 sum: f6a9b1cfcd35867978589c2f36aaef45a16d0f57494777cb14a93366222c195a
cudaminer-2013-12-07.zip [32+64bit version] (9.5 MB)SHA256 sum: 76dcddcf6d85cbd1ebe4acbb24497bfdae0f3ca9999694c4b152917f4559263a
cudaminer-2013-12-01.zip [32+64bit version] (10.4 MB)SHA256 sum: dfb4f3a74e534132d397e45aae2f71933a013f557c3be4299e11759c6590b2be
cudaminer-2013-11-20.zip [Update: 32+64bit version] (11.4 MB)SHA256 sum: 2db068884d0d5683e1b379cf8b4808f55a43b2612547757ce98a8bfe8d2fa0d4
cudaminer-2013-11-15.zip (5.1 MB)SHA256 sum: 4d4821b0539c24b8882d00caa388e6f7aa8efb2480206e4c9dc2bc95532e3837
cudaminer-2013-11-14.zip (5.4 MB)SHA256 sum: 5a81f97e183533683373849d73fc30b0b4d287cddb83ef327b0baba006b07c4f
cudaminer-2013-11-01.zip (5.0 MB)SHA256 sum: 27564fdbc4c41b9d6994a03f8fd2e0a14a1d4a64f0da216b06e8810b604e4ab9
cudaminer-2013-10-10.zip (4.9 MB)SHA256 sum: 7938965a046b84734daa4332327313b48d198d808a0cf85cb3f0a27e65260c4c
cudaminer-2013-07-13.zip (3.0 MB)SHA256 sum: d14792ffc8fb5fc910b442d802c480f4f478fa18e2fc95736f525f97a0a9ad52
cudaminer-2013-04-30.zip (3.2 MB) [1st update for the day: fixed 1D texture limit checking bug for S kernels]
SHA256 sum: 2d81b52e1051a4f724e75b0e84e231293809437aa060d21b2fd3b8bfc5b711f2
If you find this useful, please donate a little. How about the first litecoin you successfully mine with this app? LKS1WDKGED647msBQfLBHV3Ls8sveGncnm This is my "motivation address".
MAC-OS X compiled binaries are found here:
http://www.johnchapman.net/cudaminer/ (a third party site, use at your own risk)
Required dependencies for building on Windows:
pthreads:
http://sourceware.org/pthreads-win32/OpenSSL-Win32: http[Suspicious link removed]
curl-7.29.0:
http://curl.haxx.se/download/curl-7.29.0.zipor in precompiled form for Visual Studio 2010 SP1
cudaminer_vc2010_prerequisites.7z (49.3 MB)Linux compilation is also possible now:
chmod +x configure autogen.sh (.zip does not preserve the x bit)
./autogen.sh && ./configure && make
Better grab the sourcecode from github, as the .zip file contains has Windows style line endings in all ASCII files which you would have to convert first.
Christian
Whats your take on Vertcoin and will you plan on releasing a special version like you did for Max? Big fan of your Miners, they have been giving me 150%+ on my Nvidia Cards.