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A question about solo mining. How to calculate solo mining chance? I mean how many time (hours/days) I need to find a block? I know that it would be theoretical time only. Is there any formula to calculate it?
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December 16, 2017, 01:36:21 PM |
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If there is a possibility to mine with the help of NVIDIA video cards, I will be happy to participate in this project.
Cryptonight is not the best algo for NVIDIA gpu, but its possible to mine with NVIDIA, so go on! Cryptonight is the best algo for NVIDIA. GPU #1: Gigabyte GTX 750 Ti, 919.75 kH/s ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) GPU #1: 1346 MHz 38.89 kH/W 23W 47C FAN 56% WTF GT 750 Ti x 6 = 1600 h/s GTX 1060 x6 = 2600 h/s while RX 470 x6 = 4000 h/s I think tbearhere obviously mistook CryptoNight with Wild Keccak. The 750 Ti doesn't get you anywhere close to 900H/s, let alone kH/s for CryptoNight. It's an old entry-level GPU.
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December 16, 2017, 01:42:38 PM |
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A question about solo mining. How to calculate solo mining chance? I mean how many time (hours/days) I need to find a block? I know that it would be theoretical time only. Is there any formula to calculate it?
Difficulty divided by your hashrate. Example: Difficulty = 16M Your hashrate = 1.6kH/s Average time to find a block = 16000000 divided by 1600/s = 10000s = 2.7h
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December 16, 2017, 02:22:21 PM |
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This is a nice project. I admire how you organized your project and plan. Well done and best wishes! Their is already good interest in this project :-)
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December 16, 2017, 03:54:54 PM |
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December 16, 2017, 04:02:24 PM |
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If there is a possibility to mine with the help of NVIDIA video cards, I will be happy to participate in this project.
Cryptonight is not the best algo for NVIDIA gpu, but its possible to mine with NVIDIA, so go on! Cryptonight is the best algo for NVIDIA. GPU #1: Gigabyte GTX 750 Ti, 919.75 kH/s ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) GPU #1: 1346 MHz 38.89 kH/W 23W 47C FAN 56% WTF GT 750 Ti x 6 = 1600 h/s GTX 1060 x6 = 2600 h/s while RX 470 x6 = 4000 h/s Nvidia is not very competitive in cryptonight, unfortunately. This is why 470s and 480s are still selling for 600$, though.
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December 16, 2017, 04:44:37 PM |
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This project, which seemed a little bit like a pet project, now seems to actually have some legs. Getting some hashpower behind it. Congrats!
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December 16, 2017, 09:54:10 PM Last edit: December 17, 2017, 12:12:42 AM by nanona |
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WTF GT 750 Ti x 6 = 1600 h/s GTX 1060 x6 = 2600 h/s while RX 470 x6 = 4000 h/s
R9 Nanos do easily 800H/s, slightly underclocked and undervolted for silent operation. With overclocking probably close to 1000H/s, for those who wish to destroy their cards fast. The new Vegas do nearly 2000H/s I think I read somewhere.
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December 17, 2017, 01:22:43 AM Last edit: December 17, 2017, 01:49:25 AM by nanona |
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There's a small usability issue with the GUI wallet on Linux (not sure about other OS).
After you start it, it begins to sync until the latest block was sync'd. The status bar says e.g. "Synchronization: 49536/49536 (Less than 1 minute ago)".
But you are not able to send Iridium. When you go to "Send Iridium" you will see the purple circle (which is full) and it says: "You will be able to send Iridium when the wallet is synchronized. Synchronizing 49534/49533"
Which is kind of weird in itself.
In the upper right corner the "Total balance" isn't shown either and the circle keeps rotating. Same for the small circle in the lower right corner. The three main tabs under "Overview" namely "Balance", "Mining status" and "Pool stats" are greyed out with rotating circles over them.
8 peers. So daemon seems okay.
After waiting for an hour, maybe longer, eventually "Send Iridium" becomes available. I am not sure however, maybe I restarted meanwhile and that's why it worked suddenly.
It's like the wallet isn't talking properly to its own built-in daemon. Why else would it not notice the daemon is fully sync'd at 49536 and instead refresh to only "49534/49533"?
EDIT: Sometimes the problem re-appears while the wallet is open. E.g. status bar "49548/49548" but under "Send Iridium" it says "49548/49547".
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December 17, 2017, 01:34:41 AM |
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I can see your tx in the mempool. Those five from the screenshots. No idea how long it will take to get included in a block or dropped from the mempool. Devs will be able to answer this. When the network is still young and the blocks are still rather small, then trying to send one large tx composed from many inputs will result in it being stuck in the mempool. Because it would create a block which is larger than the dynamically allowed maximum size. For me that's the only plausible explanation for why they are stuck. Without having looked into the code. Edit: Here is the mempool. print_pool_sh Pool short state: id: 6896904538cad5fba811c95d17ca898d805442093f3b6c3ccde19c424a0d92c7 fee: 5000 blobSize: 551
id: ad7087040ee51308aed9bed09949ae57e639d75d31a6c8689276e69c0fdd6c6b fee: 5000 blobSize: 923
id: c533ebf92d81add21647840a96f2162b69f42223e41e8e5732bf2cad8365de4d fee: 5000 blobSize: 1372
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Your tx: id: e9bd3cdd5ba33a4f5ab92a38ae0035e3f41a923dcfe2d4e08bedee4c1e9a8380fee: 5000 blobSize: 24844 id: 7f28c81891f4e7ccf154e36dd3b4e4f95a07bdafdde616e44c2e8cc18b8396a0fee: 5000 blobSize: 27434 id: 952011f32c729687adf4411d0241aea4977e66b961930b76128478a444f4e820fee: 5000 blobSize: 29582 id: 3c7b806a54171b498f54817935bfc6b7bf35e58f22f5c99fb8f52631b87beaf2fee: 5000 blobSize: 36281 id: 08760af7c123f4e95c0cccb1d8f3d16d50e7c4953df4f7b4e4bf25d01e2bec50fee: 5000 blobSize: 36848 After the median block size has steadily increased today, your tx stuck in the mempool have been included in blocks now. Well, at least the three ones smaller than 30kB: https://explorer.mine77.net/#//tx/e9bd3cdd5ba33a4f5ab92a38ae0035e3f41a923dcfe2d4e08bedee4c1e9a8380https://explorer.mine77.net/#//tx/7f28c81891f4e7ccf154e36dd3b4e4f95a07bdafdde616e44c2e8cc18b8396a0https://explorer.mine77.net/#//tx/952011f32c729687adf4411d0241aea4977e66b961930b76128478a444f4e820I see lots of bigger blocks now, for instance this one with 38kB size: https://explorer.mine77.net/#/block/49ade2cb8480ad87dd8ff5e7d100d23165fcfdeabb68cc4438b7c6f289540458So your larger tx should clear soon as well. EDIT: Cleared: https://explorer.mine77.net/#//tx/3c7b806a54171b498f54817935bfc6b7bf35e58f22f5c99fb8f52631b87beaf2 08760af7c123f4e95c0cccb1d8f3d16d50e7c4953df4f7b4e4bf25d01e2bec50 has still not cleared. Stuck in the mempool. Anyone know after how many blocks or how many days a tx will drop out from the mempool?
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ird.uvac.fr the pool not pay for me 24 hours
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December 17, 2017, 10:19:49 AM |
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Was reading about another stuck chain issue? Do I have to update another time the wallet??
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December 17, 2017, 11:36:01 AM |
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Was reading about another stuck chain issue? Do I have to update another time the wallet??
My coin was also stuck, after updating new version wallet, my coins was on my wallet You should try
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December 17, 2017, 11:59:04 AM Last edit: December 17, 2017, 12:27:28 PM by b95123 |
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There's a small usability issue with the GUI wallet on Linux (not sure about other OS).
After you start it, it begins to sync until the latest block was sync'd. The status bar says e.g. "Synchronization: 49536/49536 (Less than 1 minute ago)".
But you are not able to send Iridium. When you go to "Send Iridium" you will see the purple circle (which is full) and it says: "You will be able to send Iridium when the wallet is synchronized. Synchronizing 49534/49533"
Which is kind of weird in itself.
In the upper right corner the "Total balance" isn't shown either and the circle keeps rotating. Same for the small circle in the lower right corner. The three main tabs under "Overview" namely "Balance", "Mining status" and "Pool stats" are greyed out with rotating circles over them.
8 peers. So daemon seems okay.
After waiting for an hour, maybe longer, eventually "Send Iridium" becomes available. I am not sure however, maybe I restarted meanwhile and that's why it worked suddenly.
It's like the wallet isn't talking properly to its own built-in daemon. Why else would it not notice the daemon is fully sync'd at 49536 and instead refresh to only "49534/49533"?
EDIT: Sometimes the problem re-appears while the wallet is open. E.g. status bar "49548/49548" but under "Send Iridium" it says "49548/49547".
I've got the same problem. It happen very often. Os: Windows 7 64 Edit: I also have another problem. My wallet most of the time doesn't show total balance. The wallet is synchronized. And usually I can send coins. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.xspadesx.com%2Fsheff%2Fimg%2Fi1.jpg&t=665&c=eABMJWAYJDtW6g)
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December 17, 2017, 01:18:01 PM |
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08760af7c123f4e95c0cccb1d8f3d16d50e7c4953df4f7b4e4bf25d01e2bec50 has still not cleared. Stuck in the mempool. Anyone know after how many blocks or how many days a tx will drop out from the mempool?
This is my transfer. I did it a week ago and I'm still waiting. Now I have no idea where my coins are. "Destination" wallet shows that transfer is cancelled ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.xspadesx.com%2Fsheff%2Fimg%2Fi21.jpg&t=665&c=sBe3Ao_WOx2q6g) But coins haven't returned to "source" wallet. The wallet doesn't show them. A few days ago that coins were locked but now they disappeared. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.xspadesx.com%2Fsheff%2Fimg%2Fi22.jpg&t=665&c=7UA1Z2NecGgAoA) The transfer is not cancelled, there is still in transaction pool. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.xspadesx.com%2Fsheff%2Fimg%2Fi23.jpg&t=665&c=ttIjNGe5L3yyYQ) Definitely something doesn't work OK. I'm not only one. There are almost 20 tx which stick. I hope that devs will sort out this issue. When people start transferring coins to exchange will be a lot of complains.
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December 17, 2017, 01:50:10 PM |
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Definitely something doesn't work OK. I'm not only one. There are almost 20 tx which stick. I hope that devs will sort out this issue. When people start transferring coins to exchange will be a lot of complains.
That's why devs haven't applied to an exchange yet. Glitches like these have to be sorted out first.
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December 17, 2017, 01:53:50 PM |
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hope dev can work hard ,solove these stick problem then lead us to one major exchage market,let's happy trading
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