[NemosMiner] multi algo profit switching NVIDIA/CPU miner

[minerx117]

nemosminer v1.4.2          25-35% faster sib (x11-Ghost)  thanks to  ccMiner fork from alexis 78 compiled from source with cuda 8.0

Regards
Nemo

[chrysophylax]

so you are doing the same as sp now? ...

compiling off the backs of those that actually DO the work - and asking for 'donations' as well? ...

and a windows binary only also ... which explains why you have distributed it this way if all it will mine on is zpool ...

hmmm ...

#crysx

[minerx117]

so you are doing the same as sp now? ...

compiling off the backs of those that actually DO the work - and asking for 'donations' as well? ...

and a windows binary only also ... which explains why you have distributed it this way if all it will mine on is zpool ...

hmmm ...

#crysx

no im doing nothing like sp... he devs hes own version of ccminer..   im combining multiple devs versions of ccminer into 1 miner that will mine atm over 10 algos and over 30 different coins and auto exchange all those coins into BTC..., yes its only a windows binary... as nemosminer is made to run on only windows pc's...    as i have said in previous post i am not asking for donations( if you must know i haven't received any either)    and yes it is made to run on ZPOOL as i have set it up to multi pool mine... no one else offers the algos and coins that zpool has....  

hmmmmmmm....  you know, you can download my miner cut ccmineralexsib out of the folder and write your own bat to mine on any pool you like you dont have to use zpool....  

all i did was compile a faster ccminer and make it available   you don't have to be so negative all the time

Regards
#Nemo

[minerx117]

currently working on v1.5 ,          will be a big update adding support for another    7 algos,    which will make this miner multi pool mine    18 different algos   over   50 different coins   and will always mine which every is the most profitable, auto switches algo/coin to max profitability.         see www.ZPOOL.ca for more info    

[chrysophylax]

so you are doing the same as sp now? ...

compiling off the backs of those that actually DO the work - and asking for 'donations' as well? ...

and a windows binary only also ... which explains why you have distributed it this way if all it will mine on is zpool ...

hmmm ...

#crysx

no im doing nothing like sp... he devs hes own version of ccminer..   im combining multiple devs versions of ccminer into 1 miner that will mine atm over 10 algos and over 30 different coins and auto exchange all those coins into BTC..., yes its only a windows binary... as nemosminer is made to run on only windows pc's...    as i have said in previous post i am not asking for donations( if you must know i haven't received any either)    and yes it is made to run on ZPOOL as i have set it up to multi pool mine... no one else offers the algos and coins that zpool has....  

hmmmmmmm....  you know, you can download my miner cut ccmineralexsib out of the folder and write your own bat to mine on any pool you like you dont have to use zpool....  

all i did was compile a faster ccminer and make it available   you don't have to be so negative all the time

Regards
#Nemo

negative 'all the time'? ...

i posted here twice - and asked relevant questions ...

the reason im asking is simple ... the work you have done is NOT your work - all you have done is piece together other devs components ...

yes - you have compiled it ... but the gnu licence ( s) contained in the sourcecode you are piecing together requires that YOU supply the sourcecode yourself ...

i honestly think you have pieced together a great little miner - and i would LUV to test it ... but as a windows binary - i cant use it ... and also - as you are breaking the licence that comes with the sourcecode - you are not supplying me with the relevant sourcecode so that i can compile and test on my linux systems ... and PLEASE dont go the sp-way of telling me it works under linux in wine - it doesnt ( in fedora on MY system ) ... and even if it did - its NOT the same as a native compiled one ...

i have a great deal of respect for crackfoo - he and i have some history together ... but to produce a windows based miner that is zpool specific AND no sourcecode breaking the licensing - how serious do you want me to take you? ... especially when we are building one of the largest farms in existence today ? ...

#crysx

[minerx117]

so you are doing the same as sp now? ...

compiling off the backs of those that actually DO the work - and asking for 'donations' as well? ...

and a windows binary only also ... which explains why you have distributed it this way if all it will mine on is zpool ...

hmmm ...

#crysx

no im doing nothing like sp... he devs hes own version of ccminer..   im combining multiple devs versions of ccminer into 1 miner that will mine atm over 10 algos and over 30 different coins and auto exchange all those coins into BTC..., yes its only a windows binary... as nemosminer is made to run on only windows pc's...    as i have said in previous post i am not asking for donations( if you must know i haven't received any either)    and yes it is made to run on ZPOOL as i have set it up to multi pool mine... no one else offers the algos and coins that zpool has....  

hmmmmmmm....  you know, you can download my miner cut ccmineralexsib out of the folder and write your own bat to mine on any pool you like you dont have to use zpool....  

all i did was compile a faster ccminer and make it available   you don't have to be so negative all the time

Regards
#Nemo

negative 'all the time'? ...

i posted here twice - and asked relevant questions ...

the reason im asking is simple ... the work you have done is NOT your work - all you have done is piece together other devs components ...

yes - you have compiled it ... but the gnu licence ( s) contained in the sourcecode you are piecing together requires that YOU supply the sourcecode yourself ...

i honestly think you have pieced together a great little miner - and i would LUV to test it ... but as a windows binary - i cant use it ... and also - as you are breaking the licence that comes with the sourcecode - you are not supplying me with the relevant sourcecode so that i can compile and test on my linux systems ... and PLEASE dont go the sp-way of telling me it works under linux in wine - it doesnt ( in fedora on MY system ) ... and even if it did - its NOT the same as a native compiled one ...

i have a great deal of respect for crackfoo - he and i have some history together ... but to produce a windows based miner that is zpool specific AND no sourcecode breaking the licensing - how serious do you want me to take you? ... especially when we are building one of the largest farms in existence today ? ...

#crysx

sorry my bad we got off on the wrong foot...

here is the source code for the lastest ccminer, (ccmineralex78x11ghost)  https://mega.nz/#F!YR9UHQ6Y!Bjib6RAH5G5kITrOPt8SEg    i can upload a soucre code for all 6 ccminers included in the current v1.4.2 if needed...

it seems you are interested in linux so i included the source code for _windows and also _linux  ...

hope this helps

Regards
#nemo

[minerx117]

if i get enough interest/request for linux support i am able to make this for linux very easily, well not to easily but doable ....
 

[Kompik]

This is nice collection of miners, but still for nvidia it seems that zcash is still more profitable to mine. So far I am getting worse results with 1070, but can also be cause of variance.

[m1n1ngP4d4w4n]

alexis miner for SIB is actually a bit better compiled with cuda 7.5 (about 0.5MH more per card on GTX 1070) the compiled version 8.0 even show a warning about this.

Alexis CC-MINER CUDA 7.5

Code:

*** Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 7.5 (Recommended)

Alexis CC-MINER CUDA 8.0

Code:

*** Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 8.0 (Not recommended prefer 7.5)

Another warning for our fellow miner, the SIB algo is a bit special, it may be due to the miner, but with my usual overclock the miner crash often (it doesn't with no OC or power limit), i had to adjust the OC and also miner intensity to get a stable result.

[minerx117]

alexis miner for SIB is actually a bit better compiled with cuda 7.5 (about 0.5MH more per card on GTX 1070) the compiled version 8.0 even show a warning about this.

Alexis CC-MINER CUDA 7.5

Code:

*** Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 7.5 (Recommended)

Alexis CC-MINER CUDA 8.0

Code:

*** Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 8.0 (Not recommended prefer 7.5)

Another warning for our fellow miner, the SIB algo is a bit special, it may be due to the miner, but with my usual overclock the miner crash often (it doesn't with no OC or power limit), i had to adjust the OC and also miner intensity to get a stable result.

thanks yes i was having the same issue on my 1070x5 rig.. i should of mentioned this before, if you have multiple card rig you need to increase you virtual memory/swap file to 28-30gb....

 my rig only has 4gb deault ram with a 16gb virtual memory as soon as i increased the virtual mem to 24-32gb = no more crashes 

Thanks for bringing this to my intention.. Ive tried alexis with cuda 7.5 for me 8.0 was faster i will re test tho

Regards
#nemo

[m1n1ngP4d4w4n]

alexis miner for SIB is actually a bit better compiled with cuda 7.5 (about 0.5MH more per card on GTX 1070) the compiled version 8.0 even show a warning about this.

Alexis CC-MINER CUDA 7.5

Code:

*** Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 7.5 (Recommended)

Alexis CC-MINER CUDA 8.0

Code:

*** Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 8.0 (Not recommended prefer 7.5)

Another warning for our fellow miner, the SIB algo is a bit special, it may be due to the miner, but with my usual overclock the miner crash often (it doesn't with no OC or power limit), i had to adjust the OC and also miner intensity to get a stable result.

thanks yes i was having the same issue on my 1070x5 rig.. i should of mentioned this before, if you have multiple card rig you need to increase you virtual memory/swap file to 28-30gb....

 my rig only has 4gb deault ram with a 16gb virtual memory as soon as i increased the virtual mem to 24-32gb = no more crashes  

Thanks for bringing this to my intention.. Ive tried alexis with cuda 7.5 for me 8.0 was faster i will re test tho

Regards
#nemo

Yeah i also encountered this issue, but even with amped up virtual memory (even 64GB with starting 32GB) i can't get it stable without revising OC/intensity a bit , it's also possible with a 6x card rig to have to tweak more to achieve stability.

[Kompik]

I also had the issue with virtual memory, but after that no crashes on 6x1070 rigs at all. How does the script evaluate that some other algo is more profitable ATM?

[minerx117]

alexis miner for SIB is actually a bit better compiled with cuda 7.5 (about 0.5MH more per card on GTX 1070) the compiled version 8.0 even show a warning about this.

Alexis CC-MINER CUDA 7.5

Code:

*** Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 7.5 (Recommended)

Alexis CC-MINER CUDA 8.0

Code:

*** Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 8.0 (Not recommended prefer 7.5)

Another warning for our fellow miner, the SIB algo is a bit special, it may be due to the miner, but with my usual overclock the miner crash often (it doesn't with no OC or power limit), i had to adjust the OC and also miner intensity to get a stable result.

thanks yes i was having the same issue on my 1070x5 rig.. i should of mentioned this before, if you have multiple card rig you need to increase you virtual memory/swap file to 28-30gb....

 my rig only has 4gb deault ram with a 16gb virtual memory as soon as i increased the virtual mem to 24-32gb = no more crashes  

Thanks for bringing this to my intention.. Ive tried alexis with cuda 7.5 for me 8.0 was faster i will re test tho

Regards
#nemo

Yeah i also encountered this issue, but even with amped up virtual memory (even 64GB with starting 32GB) i can't get it stable without revising OC/intensity a bit , it's also possible with a 6x card rig to have to tweak more to achieve stability.

i can add a intensity command in the script ill look into it..   atm i think deault intensity for sib(x11-ghost) is 22...   my rig is 1070x5 default clocks no OC.. and it has been running for over 48hours straight now without a crash with 32gb virtual mem, its the rig im using to test this miner  

[m1n1ngP4d4w4n]

alexis miner for SIB is actually a bit better compiled with cuda 7.5 (about 0.5MH more per card on GTX 1070) the compiled version 8.0 even show a warning about this.

Alexis CC-MINER CUDA 7.5

Code:

*** Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 7.5 (Recommended)

Alexis CC-MINER CUDA 8.0

Code:

*** Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 8.0 (Not recommended prefer 7.5)

Another warning for our fellow miner, the SIB algo is a bit special, it may be due to the miner, but with my usual overclock the miner crash often (it doesn't with no OC or power limit), i had to adjust the OC and also miner intensity to get a stable result.

thanks yes i was having the same issue on my 1070x5 rig.. i should of mentioned this before, if you have multiple card rig you need to increase you virtual memory/swap file to 28-30gb....

 my rig only has 4gb deault ram with a 16gb virtual memory as soon as i increased the virtual mem to 24-32gb = no more crashes  

Thanks for bringing this to my intention.. Ive tried alexis with cuda 7.5 for me 8.0 was faster i will re test tho

Regards
#nemo

Yeah i also encountered this issue, but even with amped up virtual memory (even 64GB with starting 32GB) i can't get it stable without revising OC/intensity a bit , it's also possible with a 6x card rig to have to tweak more to achieve stability.

i can add a intensity command in the script ill look into it..   atm i think deault intensity for sib(x11-ghost) is 22...   my rig is 1070x5 default clocks no OC.. and it has been running for over 48hours straight now without a crash with 32gb virtual mem, its the rig im using to test this miner  

Yup without OC it's stable, but when you OC if you use the same OC you use on other algos, it's not stable, i had to apply a specific profile to get it stable, this algo is really different than the others.

[JaredKaragen]

How does the script evaluate that some other algo is more profitable ATM?

The pool does it via sending a que; in the form of a stratum disconnect.  Kind-of ingenious.

[minerx117]

How does the script evaluate that some other algo is more profitable ATM?

The pool does it via sending a que; in the form of a stratum disconnect.  Kind-of ingenious.

thanks

[minerx117]

NEMOSMINER is made up of multiple versions of open source ccminer's including alex78, sp-mod, djm34,  tpruvot please support these devs

this is version 1.5 and has 17 different algorithms enabled (groestl,myr-gr,c11,sib-x11ghost,decred,blakecoin,lbry,lyra2v2,neoscrypt,nist5,skein,x11evo,x13,x14,x15,x17,blake2s,)  

auto switches to the most profitable algo/coin

very easy setup: (big improvements to the script only need to change btc address once now instead of 11 times) :  )

step 1. edit the nemosminerv1.5.bat (change my btcaddress to yours and set the number or cards to use default DEV=0 (1card)  eg: DEV=0,1,2,3,4 (5card rig)

Code:

ADDY=19iNwpkQEtjoDTz4sP5EKMJHvF6smZxqhR
SET DEV=0

step 2. run nemosminerv1.5.bat

this version is setup for the nvidia 1050ti and 1070 but can be easily adjusted to suit other cards just change the speed settings after the -p command. (speed is in mhs except for blake & decred algo's which are ghs)
tested on windows 10 64bit pc with single 1050ti,  and on 1070 x 5 rig running windows 7 64bit

hope this helps some people, i will keep it up to date with new profitable algos and the latest ccminer releases

nemosminer ZPOOL nvidia miner v1.5      https://mega.nz/#F!kA9kwRjb!p5UzpnZ-sYbp7cNYvYQbTw

md5 checksum:  2498e8040b61cd92eb50c6a3f5784a70

this is free project feel free to donate be much appreciated: 19iNwpkQEtjoDTz4sP5EKMJHvF6smZxqhR  (please support the devs of ccminer with out them no1 would be mining on nvidia gpus)

[djm34]

thanks for releasing the source of your miner as ccminer licensing requires (or at least some of its component...)

[Kompik]

Thanks for the miner, is there a possibility to add equihash also?

[minerx117]

thanks for releasing the source of your miner as ccminer licensing requires (or at least some of its component...)

sorry i will add them to the front page asap

ccminer's used in nemosminerv1.5  source code:

sp mod: https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer
djm34: much appreciated https://github.com/djm34/ccminer-msvc2015
tpruvot: https://github.com/tpruvot/ccminer
alex78:  https://mega.nz/#F!YR9UHQ6Y!Bjib6RAH5G5kITrOPt8SEg