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Author Topic: [ANN] [ASIC-RESISTANT] UltraCoin (UTC) - Ultrafast 6 second transactions!!  (Read 946564 times)
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February 26, 2014, 10:51:04 PM
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The Game...... UltraCoin Quiz:

CALUTRON CILANTRO CONTRAIL NOCTURIA AUCTION CAROTIN CAUTION CLARINO
CLARION CORNUAL CORTINA COURANT COURLAN CURTAIL CURTAIN INOCULA
LINOCUT LUNATIC OUTLAIN RAINOUT RUCTION TORULIN TRUCIAL TRUNCAL
TURACIN ACTION ALNICO ANICUT ANURIC AORTIC AROINT ATONIC CANTOR
CARLIN CARLOT CAROLI CARTON CATION CATLIN CITOLA CITRAL CITRON COITAL
CONTRA CORNUA CORTIN COUTIL CRATON CRIANT CRINAL CROTAL CUATRO
CURIAL CURTAL INCULT LATINO LATRON LAURIC LICTOR LORICA NAUTIC NOCTUA
NUTRIA OCULAR OILCAN OILNUT OURALI OUTRAN RATION RATLIN RIALTO RICTAL
RITUAL ROTULA RUCOLA TAILOR TALION TAURIC TINCAL TOLUIC TORULA TORULI
TOUCAN TRINAL TUNICA TURACO TURION ULICON ULTION UNCART UNCIAL UNCOIL
UNCOLT UNITAL URACIL URANIC URATIC URINAL URTICA ACORN ACTIN ACTON ACTOR
ALOIN ANTIC ARIOT ARNUT ARTIC AULIC AULOI AURIC CAIRN CANTO CAROL CITAL
CLARO CLART CLAUT CLINT

And a lot more.......

But i like  RITUAL, CAUTION, OCULAR

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February 26, 2014, 10:51:35 PM
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I wonder if Poker had all his coins there or in his wallet
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February 26, 2014, 10:52:58 PM
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I wonder if Poker had all his coins there or in his wallet

He had at least 55 BTC worth of UTC (about 125k last time I heard) on there.
No idea if he kept it there when it went into maintenance. I would think he did.

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February 26, 2014, 11:02:40 PM
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using 290, getting 330kh
using 2 270x, getting 190 x 2 = 380kh
system power=750watts at .22 usd
netting 70-85 utc/day.

nfactor increases in 2 days, there's your warning Smiley

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February 26, 2014, 11:03:27 PM
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Wouldn't nVidia GPU with less shader processors be better than AMD Radeons when N-factor goes higher?
Nope. Until Nvidia does something about their piss poor OpenCl driver support they will lag far behind AMD for scrypt mining. They do somewhat better on scrypt-jane mining and lower N-factors but are still slower than AMD.

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February 26, 2014, 11:22:24 PM
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https://crypto-trade.com/maintenance still down.


My 100,000 UTC still there Smiley,

me too...hope we get some news soon

maybe when we get em back it will worth $10  Grin

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February 26, 2014, 11:25:57 PM
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We're getting down there for time on the quiz.  Time to reveal what determines the winner!!

The winner for this quiz is by:  Specific Words.   (one word for each place 1st,2nd,3rd)

Original post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=413978.msg5377220#msg5377220

I have updated the original post with all legal submissions so far.  Remember that there's a limit to how many choices you can submit. 

Since the time is getting low.  Anyone can choose 3 words max.  All previous people to vote can vote yet again!!

I can say that None of the 3 specific words have been submitted yet.  Take a look at all the words given so far and choose wisely.
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February 26, 2014, 11:29:45 PM
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We're getting down there for time on the quiz.  Time to reveal what determines the winner!!

The winner for this quiz is by:  Specific Words.   (one word for each place 1st,2nd,3rd)

Original post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=413978.msg5377220#msg5377220

I have updated the original post with all legal submissions so far.  Remember that there's a limit to how many choices you can submit. 

Since the time is getting low.  Anyone can choose 3 words max.  All previous people to vote can vote yet again!!

I can say that None of the 3 specific words have been submitted yet.  Take a look at all the words given so far and choose wisely.


I choose "Lion" if that hasnt been guesed already.
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February 26, 2014, 11:30:46 PM
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Ultracoin quiz my 3 words:

aortic
clarion
oilcan
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February 26, 2014, 11:34:12 PM
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We're getting down there for time on the quiz.  Time to reveal what determines the winner!!

The winner for this quiz is by:  Specific Words.   (one word for each place 1st,2nd,3rd)

Original post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=413978.msg5377220#msg5377220

I have updated the original post with all legal submissions so far.  Remember that there's a limit to how many choices you can submit. 

Since the time is getting low.  Anyone can choose 3 words max.  All previous people to vote can vote yet again!!

I can say that None of the 3 specific words have been submitted yet.  Take a look at all the words given so far and choose wisely.
Latin Coin Clan lol

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February 26, 2014, 11:34:58 PM
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We're getting down there for time on the quiz.  Time to reveal what determines the winner!!

The winner for this quiz is by:  Specific Words.   (one word for each place 1st,2nd,3rd)

Original post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=413978.msg5377220#msg5377220

I have updated the original post with all legal submissions so far.  Remember that there's a limit to how many choices you can submit. 

Since the time is getting low.  Anyone can choose 3 words max.  All previous people to vote can vote yet again!!

I can say that None of the 3 specific words have been submitted yet.  Take a look at all the words given so far and choose wisely.

ultracoin quiz:  ULTRACOIN
what else do we need these letters for?
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February 26, 2014, 11:36:15 PM
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Ultracoin quiz my 3 words:

lunar alt coin
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February 26, 2014, 11:45:19 PM
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The Game...... UltraCoin Quiz:

CALUTRON CILANTRO CONTRAIL NOCTURIA AUCTION CAROTIN CAUTION CLARINO
CLARION CORNUAL CORTINA COURANT COURLAN CURTAIL CURTAIN INOCULA
LINOCUT LUNATIC OUTLAIN RAINOUT RUCTION TORULIN TRUCIAL TRUNCAL
TURACIN ACTION ALNICO ANICUT ANURIC AORTIC AROINT ATONIC CANTOR
CARLIN CARLOT CAROLI CARTON CATION CATLIN CITOLA CITRAL CITRON COITAL
CONTRA CORNUA CORTIN COUTIL CRATON CRIANT CRINAL CROTAL CUATRO
CURIAL CURTAL INCULT LATINO LATRON LAURIC LICTOR LORICA NAUTIC NOCTUA
NUTRIA OCULAR OILCAN OILNUT OURALI OUTRAN RATION RATLIN RIALTO RICTAL
RITUAL ROTULA RUCOLA TAILOR TALION TAURIC TINCAL TOLUIC TORULA TORULI
TOUCAN TRINAL TUNICA TURACO TURION ULICON ULTION UNCART UNCIAL UNCOIL
UNCOLT UNITAL URACIL URANIC URATIC URINAL URTICA ACORN ACTIN ACTON ACTOR
ALOIN ANTIC ARIOT ARNUT ARTIC AULIC AULOI AURIC CAIRN CANTO CAROL CITAL
CLARO CLART CLAUT CLINT

And a lot more.......

But i like  RITUAL, CAUTION, OCULAR



Not original, you copied it off of a wordsmithing site.

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February 26, 2014, 11:48:17 PM
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Ultracoin quiz = UL TRA COIN
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February 26, 2014, 11:48:42 PM
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Question for some of you that may understand scrypt-jane better than I do:

Let's say I wanted to build two budget mining rigs.  Considering base costs equal (mobo, memory, psu etc), I could build one rig with a single R9 280X and one rig with 3x R7 260X.  So hashrate and price per card breaks down as follows:

RIG A)  1x 280x = 700-800 kh/s @ ~$450-500 (scrypt rate, only for comparison)
RIG B)  3x 260x = 600-700 kh/s @ ~$400-450

Obviously, the 3x 260x rig will consume a little more power and produce extra heat, I could see the key difference being the amount of memory available for each card-- 3GB for 1x 280x vs 6GB (2GB*3) for 3x 260x.  If scrypt-jane increases the dependence on memory as time goes on, is it possible that RIG B would "out-mine" RIG A at some point in the future?  I guess the point would be, if someone wanted a dedicated UTC (or whaterver SJ-coin) mining rig, would something like RIG B be a better long-term config than RIG A?  Thanks for any input!
A better option might be 2 270X cards. About the same price as 1 280X with more hash rate and only slightly more power. And FYI you'll never come anywhere close to 700-800jkh/s with a 280X on scrypt-jane. 300kh/s +/- 20 is about all you'll get now and that will drop as the n-factor is raised.

2 270x's pulls 400k/h on jane at the current nfactor, thats what I'm running

Right, unfortunately there's no easy way to cross-reference hashrates of different cards for given n-factors.  I know scrypt-jane hashrates will be lower than scrypt (and continue decreasing inversely with n-factor), but I'm making the assumption that all cards will scale down relatively equally with increases in n-factor (say, -50%hashrate for every n+1) regardless of the card... except that if n-factor makes hashrate more dependent of memory, wouldn't a rig with more gddr memory resources available to the gpus have an advantage?  If the idea is to one day reach an n-factor where CPU mining is viable (supposedly due to the amount of memory required at said n-factor), I would assume there's a middle ground where budget GPUs would become more economical as well.  I could be terribly mis-guided though  Cheesy  Anyone know how to estimate at what n-factor budget and/or cpu mining becomes realistic?

And thanks for the replies!

And that is where the $149 750ti shines from nvidia https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aj3vcsuY-JFNdERoRWIyOXp3bzg2TWdveWNudWxaVkE&usp=sharing#gid=0
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February 26, 2014, 11:55:36 PM
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I will let you know how they run. I sold off some utc and bought 12. I mine on leets. Going to try to do 6 or 7 gpu's per moboard. The reduced power consumption is a plus. Welcome to the world of cudamining. ULTRACOIN -- The CUDA Killer.
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February 26, 2014, 11:58:45 PM
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I would have to see a screenshot of a 750Ti doing 248kh/s on UTC before I would believe it.

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February 27, 2014, 12:04:39 AM
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I will let you know how they run. I sold off some utc and bought 12. I mine on leets. Going to try to do 6 or 7 gpu's per moboard. The reduced power consumption is a plus. Welcome to the world of cudamining. ULTRACOIN -- The CUDA Killer.
Good luck. Will be interesting to see how it goes. And IIRC Windows will only recognize 6 GPUs. May need Linux to run 7 on 1 mobo. Hope you plan on using powered risers.

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February 27, 2014, 12:10:00 AM
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Hi guys, been reading on previous replies... I'm a noob and currently building a mining rig with a tight budget and planning to get a low end gpu card. Is there an updated list for gpu rating (khash/s)? Any tips for a noob? Embarrassed
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February 27, 2014, 12:10:14 AM
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Yes I have a bunch of powered risers. Thanks for the heads up. My rigs are rather homegrown, but work. I will certainly keep you posted. Not tonight. I think my wife wants this to succeed more than me.

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