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August 23, 2013, 08:47:35 PM
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I finally got brave today and checked all of my computers.  6 days, 5 computers (2@~.8 and 3@~.45 chains per day), 4 blocks.

Needless to say, I are happy!

Do you mean you're not checking at all? At least, you make sure that everyone is still mining, right? It would be too bad to have idle miners for days Grin
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August 23, 2013, 09:16:27 PM
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I think I'm gonna jump on those used dual xeon servers too...Tamis, they are quite good, I know a guy who has one.
Expect a bit better performance vs your 3770k.
Not half bad for 300usd at ebay.

Not bad indeed, but I live in France so the shipping is a killer :/

My 3770k just found two blocks in 7 hours Smiley  To think what I was getting on ypool when I tried it for a few (lost) hours... just dust on this pool !

That's called luck. Smiley I got 12 XPM on Ypool in a couple days from 5 servers, and after I switched them back to solo mining a couple days ago, I've gotten nothing.

Even if I take luck out and look at a month of mining I would make a lot more soloing than on that pool !


Yes, I'm finding that to be the case as well. I just discovered that since posting that one of my servers finally found 2 blocks 2 hours apart today.
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August 23, 2013, 09:31:34 PM
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Slowly mining  Cool

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August 23, 2013, 09:34:07 PM
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Slowly mining  Cool

well we're all happy for you (why the fuck post this ?)... I see you keep on posting one liners everywhere to get your activity up  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

I wonder why you're wasting bandwidth, our time and yours for this !
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August 23, 2013, 09:38:48 PM
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Tamis, I'll play with my i7 3820 and report back with results...using stock hp9 nets me 1.2 cpd with 4.1ghz and 1866mhz cl9 ram.
I'll go for 2400mhz ram and 4.5ghz cpu and play with settings then for max efficiency.

Mine has 10mb l3 and yours 8mb...did you oc it?
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August 23, 2013, 09:47:08 PM
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Slowly mining  Cool

well we're all happy for you (why the fuck post this ?)... I see you keep on posting one liners everywhere to get your activity up  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

I wonder why you're wasting bandwidth, our time and yours for this !
Learn to hype.
Posts = activity? In what damn paralel universe did you see this happening?
FYI I can make as many as I want, even 1 worded posts.

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August 23, 2013, 10:28:38 PM
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Word.
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August 23, 2013, 10:40:25 PM
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Slowly mining  Cool

well we're all happy for you (why the fuck post this ?)... I see you keep on posting one liners everywhere to get your activity up  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

I wonder why you're wasting bandwidth, our time and yours for this !

Its not a waste as increased posts gets you more BTC for renting out your signature.

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August 23, 2013, 10:53:48 PM
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Slowly mining  Cool

well we're all happy for you (why the fuck post this ?)... I see you keep on posting one liners everywhere to get your activity up  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

I wonder why you're wasting bandwidth, our time and yours for this !

Its not a waste as increased posts gets you more BTC for renting out your signature.
Exactly.

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August 23, 2013, 11:08:46 PM
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Think about the noise ! Servers are noisy (and will also generate heat), you don't want to sleep close to them.

my workstation is super silent at 1.55 gets up to 22 primespersec and im still overclocking them just harder as this has no overclocking options

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August 23, 2013, 11:15:18 PM
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I wonder if splitting up the sievepercentage and the round between the cores if that would be more efficient then them all doing the same type of work

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August 23, 2013, 11:56:06 PM
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2 million is typically seen as the best although I use 2000001 as it is prime :wink:

I did not see any consensus regarding 2M being the best.

Sources ?

You should check the testnet if you pursue fine optimization of your miners.


Anyway I'm not really sure why isn't it a bit more efficient to use a prime number as size of the sieve. Do you know the basic principle behind how the sieve works?

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August 24, 2013, 02:48:52 AM
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i have small farm of servers , and i'm using them to mine prime coins , the servers differ from dual 2650s to dual 5680s down to 2*5620s as well as core i5 , in total there are 20 servers , and i earn like from as low as 3-4 blocks to 8-10 blocks a day ,
on 5680s and 2650s i have cent 6 64 , so i've compiled hp9 with ease , but on 5620s i only have el5.5 64 , and i couldn't compile hp9 , so i've installed xen on them and on xen installed cent 6 and hp9 on them they give .
first of all is there anyway to install hp9 directly on el 5 ? does anyone have a compiled version even ?
second of all , what sieve size would give best performance , i didn't see that much of difference between 1m and 2m so i'm using 2m .
also, is there a way that i can install a server like ypool and connect everyone to it and work like a cluster together ?


hey man sorry to hear that, you look like a total bro... Are you sure you are not paying more for electricity than actually earning?

2 million is typically seen as the best although I use 2000001 as it is prime :wink:

i don't care that much about the electricity bill , since the servers are colocated elsewhere and mostly are idle , i just renice the process , though in about a month or two i'll need to stop mining Smiley , cause we'll enter another phase in our project Wink
still with electricity prices as low as here , i guess i'm still earning something , let's say the farm is earning 50XPM/day , and each server is using some 450Watts excluding cooling ofcourse , 20*450=9KVA since it's UPSed it'll be like 9*1.2 = 10.8 , and with the electricity prices of here which ranges from 0.01$/KWH to 0.05$/KWH depending on your usage , let's assume 0.05$/KWH , it all equals to 12.96$ electricity bill , and with current prices of 0.735 i'd have total earnings of 36.75$/day net profit of 23.79$/day.
i agree that it's not that good , but considering that other cryptocurrencies don't pay any better , it's this or nothing Smiley
yet i'm adding a 5639 to my mining pool , i cross my fingers for better luck , FYI i've changed the sieve size from 2M to 1M , and got 20% boost for my chains per day Smiley
right now i'm getting 1.26191589 ch/day on virtualized 5620s
, 2.64356530ch/day on 2650s and about 2.59502632 on 5680s Smiley
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August 24, 2013, 02:55:14 AM
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2 million is typically seen as the best although I use 2000001 as it is prime :wink:

I did not see any consensus regarding 2M being the best.

Sources ?

You should check the testnet if you pursue fine optimization of your miners.


Anyway I'm not really sure why isn't it a bit more efficient to use a prime number as size of the sieve. Do you know the basic principle behind how the sieve works?

i doubt that using a prime number helps at all !!! , my brother explained it to me , but i'm not as a math geek as he is Cheesy , yet from my understanding it's for eliminating numbers in a fast manner , it tries to find if a number is prime or not by dividing the number by the first X primes , let's say you'll use 1M , it means that it'll have (imagine a database of) first 1Million primes , and divides your number very fast to them if the remainder is 0 , it just skips the number , the sieve size ofcourse matters but from my understanding larger sieve doesn't mean better performance , as the prime number get's bigger the calculation time rises , and so does your performance drop , i don't know how much is a sweet spot for sieve , after i've dropped from 2M to 1M , my chains/day increased by a hofty 20% !!
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August 24, 2013, 02:55:45 AM
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That surely is a profit, but how much did you pay for the xeons? The ones you listed that get 2+ cpd range from $1000 to $1700 alone.
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I finally got brave today and checked all of my computers.  6 days, 5 computers (2@~.8 and 3@~.45 chains per day), 4 blocks.

Needless to say, I are happy!

Do you mean you're not checking at all? At least, you make sure that everyone is still mining, right? It would be too bad to have idle miners for days Grin
I have one main system I use with 4 others in the house currently operating (need a PSU for one, some troubleshooting on another and an old AMD laptop I doubt would get .05 chains per day).  Since I was clueless about wallets, I have 1 on each system.  I guess I should check that they are running more often, it's just that if I saw 2 blocks one day and no blocks for 3 days(which did happen), I might get discouraged and switch and miss the next 2 blocks.  Mining is still in the 'hobby' stage for me, so the 'loss' would not be a big deal.  Being retired, I don't have a huge need for the mining income, but it's nice to see Wink

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August 24, 2013, 03:01:41 AM
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That surely is a profit, but how much did you pay for the xeons? The ones you listed that get 2+ cpd range from $1000 to $1700 alone.

i'm not looking for ROI !!! , cause i didn't invest the money !, these servers would have been idle otherwise .
well as far as i know they've paid some 120-150K$ for all of them , they have all the bells and whistles you can imagine , HP DL380 G7 and G8 servers with SSDs and SAS disks some supermicros with SAN and such and such.
all i'm saying is that the servers are idle for another month , it's better to put them to good use Smiley
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August 24, 2013, 03:26:52 AM
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Anyone been tweaking the roundsievepercentage value ?
I seem to get a +10% increase in CPD with 75 instead of 70 with minimal impact on pps. That is on my core i7, doesn't work that good on my vps.

Still wondering what the best sievesize is too, we know it's cache dependent but are there any rule of thumb to apply on a known cache size ?

Trying to get the best of my few miners still running, mining is really harder now than it was at the beginning of the month...

I'm using 80% w/a 25% sievepercentage, 1600000 sievesize, 1000000 primes. I've locked L1cache @ 672000 and saw a lot of 7ch, but after I let it autotune on another 24 hour run I saw an increase in 8ch w/same 7ch output or better (it's at 800000 now) and primoral multiplier at 43 usually.  (i7/860@3.22/Win7)

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August 24, 2013, 06:28:37 AM
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Anyone been tweaking the roundsievepercentage value ?
I seem to get a +10% increase in CPD with 75 instead of 70 with minimal impact on pps. That is on my core i7, doesn't work that good on my vps.

Still wondering what the best sievesize is too, we know it's cache dependent but are there any rule of thumb to apply on a known cache size ?

Trying to get the best of my few miners still running, mining is really harder now than it was at the beginning of the month...

I'm using 80% w/a 25% sievepercentage, 1600000 sievesize, 1000000 primes. I've locked L1cache @ 672000 and saw a lot of 7ch, but after I let it autotune on another 24 hour run I saw an increase in 8ch w/same 7ch output or better (it's at 800000 now) and primoral multiplier at 43 usually.  (i7/860@3.22/Win7)

can you send your primecoin.conf ?
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August 24, 2013, 08:54:15 AM
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Those are ypool stats I believe and have nothing to do with hp9.
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