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July 15, 2013, 09:45:44 PM |
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Mining with this. Found 2 blocks since I installed it. Looking good.
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96redformula
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July 15, 2013, 09:47:58 PM |
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Mining with this. Found 2 blocks since I installed it. Looking good.
Mining with what? |
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dudeguy
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July 15, 2013, 09:54:05 PM |
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Mining with this. Found 2 blocks since I installed it. Looking good.
What are you running? How many PPS? |
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adambeazley
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July 15, 2013, 10:06:24 PM |
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so if I just replace the primecoin-qt.exe and the daemon on this windows machine, what will happen with the coins that are already on this machine? Or is it best to send these coins to another account before installing this release on this machine?
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ReCat
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July 15, 2013, 10:11:51 PM |
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Mining with this. Found 2 blocks since I installed it. Looking good.
What are you running? How many PPS? Personally owned Xeon rack server. With known benchmarks it's about as fast as an ivy bridge core i5 although maybe it's faster with this highly specialized purpose? 3400-4000 pps. |
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Armchair Miner
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July 15, 2013, 10:13:01 PM |
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The client seems to crash for me after few minutes of mining running hp3-win64 on Win 7 x64 I7 930  any ideas? This is what I got, and only once, only after hours of mining, and never again since restart. EDIT This was with hp3, I7 2660 |
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itod
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^ Will code for Bitcoins
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July 15, 2013, 10:13:43 PM |
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so if I just replace the primecoin-qt.exe and the daemon on this windows machine, what will happen with the coins that are already on this machine? Or is it best to send these coins to another account before installing this release on this machine?
We need good Wiki or a FAQ. Same questions been asked over and over again, and you can't point people anywhere. Your coins are tied to your private key(s), which is in wallet.dat file. That file is located in totally separate directory from your Primecoin client, and any re-installation has no effect on it. |
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crendore
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July 15, 2013, 10:54:16 PM |
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I'm gonna try different sieve sizes on digitalocean vps...having 0 blocks for a day so far.
Honestly, digitalocean is crap. don't waste your money on that crap VPS. there are better VPS's out there that you will see much better performance on for a similar price. |
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pgbit
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July 15, 2013, 10:55:25 PM |
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so if I just replace the primecoin-qt.exe and the daemon on this windows machine, what will happen with the coins that are already on this machine? Or is it best to send these coins to another account before installing this release on this machine?
We need good Wiki or a FAQ. Same questions been asked over and over again, and you can't point people anywhere. Your coins are tied to your private key(s), which is in wallet.dat file. That file is located in totally separate directory from your Primecoin client, and any re-installation has no effect on it. ^ Wiki is needed, agreed. |
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July 15, 2013, 10:56:46 PM |
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So far, my core 2 duo processor is getting 3-400 PPS compared to 50ish it was getting originally. Of course I still haven't found a block yet... I'm sure global PPS is way up there now. I'll leave it running for 24 hours to see if it's worth it.
Short answer: Use a pool: http://ypool.net/news.phpBS Are you worried people will get a leg up on your 100 servers? I am extremely skeptical that this is an actual pool. Writing a pool for XPM looks quite hard and I doubt these guys did it in 7 days. More likely they are just pooling the coins that are solo mined by their users and keeping them. |
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achillez
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July 15, 2013, 10:59:08 PM |
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Ok so which Mikael build is working best ? hp2, hp3, or hp4? Also which sievesize is best?
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July 15, 2013, 10:59:36 PM |
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So far, my core 2 duo processor is getting 3-400 PPS compared to 50ish it was getting originally. Of course I still haven't found a block yet... I'm sure global PPS is way up there now. I'll leave it running for 24 hours to see if it's worth it.
Short answer: Use a pool: http://ypool.net/news.phpBS Are you worried people will get a leg up on your 100 servers? I am extremely skeptical that this is an actual pool. Writing a pool for XPM looks quite hard and I doubt these guys did it in 7 days. More likely they are just pooling the coins that are solo mined by their users and keeping them. Agreed, the primecoin pool protocol hasn't even been finalized yet. Until the protocol on how to split up primecoin work for pools is finalized and implemented, it don't see how it is feasible to run a "fair" pool. |
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reb0rn21
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July 15, 2013, 11:01:44 PM |
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I just did test with mine haswell i5 and looks like i need bigger sievesize 2M to 4M, is that change because of diff rise?
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hasle2
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July 15, 2013, 11:06:23 PM |
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Ok so which Mikael build is working best ? hp2, hp3, or hp4? Also which sievesize is best?
hp4 is the best as far as pps. On the 18 machines I have access to right now they all saw pps boosts of about 10-20% over hp2/3. They are windows and ubuntu core 2 due, core 2 quad, core i7. Optimal sieve size is cpu dependent, you would have to do tests on testnet to find it for yours. |
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Jigsaw
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July 15, 2013, 11:11:44 PM |
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So github just disabled the repository. What do?
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hasle2
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July 15, 2013, 11:14:28 PM |
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So github just disabled the repository. What do?
wow, we DDOS'd github from building so much |
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Jigsaw
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July 15, 2013, 11:23:18 PM |
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Thank you. I'm assuming this is hp4? |
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bidji29
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July 15, 2013, 11:25:34 PM |
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Hp4 give the most PPS, but i think hp2 give better result.
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akspa
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July 15, 2013, 11:35:18 PM |
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I haven't mined any blocks since moving on to hp2 or hp4, but the pps has increased well over 2-3 times what it was with the stock client.
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redphlegm
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July 15, 2013, 11:37:43 PM |
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mikaelh2's github repo has been disabled.
A little too popular?
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