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April 08, 2018, 10:22:41 AM |
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From the looks of it it seems the fork was successful in getting rid of the Bitmain ASIC miners. Can you please explain which of the 2 chains will emerge in the medium term as the dominant chain?
The v7 chain (XMR) is supported by the ecosystem. Monero Classic (v6 chain) was basically merely introduced to keep ASICs alive. |
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dEBRUYNE
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April 08, 2018, 10:23:26 AM |
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Helloo
I have a mining rig of Nvidia Tesla m2090 that I've been mining XMR modestly using CCminer.
Now after the fork, it is not working anymore and I am unable to find a miner that works. May you please help.
Running on Windows
Thank you.
Appreciate it.
Try posting your question on the Monero mining subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroMining/ |
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jc12345
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April 08, 2018, 10:57:32 AM |
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From the looks of it it seems the fork was successful in getting rid of the Bitmain ASIC miners. Can you please explain which of the 2 chains will emerge in the medium term as the dominant chain?
The v7 chain (XMR) is supported by the ecosystem. Monero Classic (v6 chain) was basically merely introduced to keep ASICs alive. If the devs sypport v7, then v7 should become the main chain. Just like what happened when Eth forked and Eth was the main chain and Eth classic became the secondary chain. What if Bitmain adjusts it protocol and makes a new batch that can mine v7? Or what if the protocol and algorithms are placed on EEPROM chips that can be upgraded after a fork happens? |
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Myth888
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April 08, 2018, 11:00:04 AM |
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From the looks of it it seems the fork was successful in getting rid of the Bitmain ASIC miners. Can you please explain which of the 2 chains will emerge in the medium term as the dominant chain?
The v7 chain (XMR) is supported by the ecosystem. Monero Classic (v6 chain) was basically merely introduced to keep ASICs alive. If the devs sypport v7, then v7 should become the main chain. Just like what happened when Eth forked and Eth was the main chain and Eth classic became the secondary chain. What if Bitmain adjusts it protocol and makesa new batch that can mine v7? Or what if the protocol and algorithms are placed on EEPROM chips that can be upgraded after a fork happens? All devs are still in this chain. The classic chain are new devs that just want quick profit. They are supported by Bitmain as usual ust like BCH. They just want to keep their dominance in the market. They know they are about to lose market shares as new asic makers come in so they are looking to jump in other algo to keep up their profits. |
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April 08, 2018, 12:14:40 PM |
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thumbs up!  |
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@hasanali4722
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April 08, 2018, 12:37:00 PM |
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Oh!! its a project not only coin, I have 3000 XMR and again want to buy 5000 coin!!!
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April 08, 2018, 01:34:50 PM |
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From the looks of it it seems the fork was successful in getting rid of the Bitmain ASIC miners. Can you please explain which of the 2 chains will emerge in the medium term as the dominant chain?
The v7 chain (XMR) is supported by the ecosystem. Monero Classic (v6 chain) was basically merely introduced to keep ASICs alive. If the devs sypport v7, then v7 should become the main chain. Just like what happened when Eth forked and Eth was the main chain and Eth classic became the secondary chain. What if Bitmain adjusts it protocol and makes a new batch that can mine v7? Or what if the protocol and algorithms are placed on EEPROM chips that can be upgraded after a fork happens? An ASIC is the protocol algo if you put it on a eprom them you have a fpga and not an asic.  |
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April 08, 2018, 02:03:59 PM |
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Hello, fellow miners! Features:- email notifications of workers down - stats and hashrate chart per worker - PPLNS reward scheme - payment id/integrated address supported - adjustable payment threshold - xmr-node-proxy supported - every port supports secure SSL/TLS connection as well as insecure one - port 80 available for firewalled miners - static diff supported, see static diff calculatorLow fee: 0.1% Location: EU/France Welcome! |
https://miner.rocks pplns cryptonote pools with email alerts and workers stats
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April 08, 2018, 02:08:25 PM |
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Recently algo was updated to cryptonight V7, (ASICs not supported) Supported miner agents: 1) cast-xmr 0.9.1+ use "--algo 1" cmd argument. For Vega, RX 580, RX 480. Gives best hashrate2) SRBMiner, use "cryptonight_type" : "normalv7". 3) claymore 11.3, use "-pow7 1" 4) xmr-stak, use "currency" : "monero7" 5) xmrig 2.5.0+, use "variant": 1 Sincerely yours, https://monero.miner.rocks |
https://miner.rocks pplns cryptonote pools with email alerts and workers stats
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April 08, 2018, 02:58:12 PM |
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From the looks of it it seems the fork was successful in getting rid of the Bitmain ASIC miners. Can you please explain which of the 2 chains will emerge in the medium term as the dominant chain?
The v7 chain (XMR) is supported by the ecosystem. Monero Classic (v6 chain) was basically merely introduced to keep ASICs alive. If the devs sypport v7, then v7 should become the main chain. Just like what happened when Eth forked and Eth was the main chain and Eth classic became the secondary chain. What if Bitmain adjusts it protocol and makes a new batch that can mine v7? Or what if the protocol and algorithms are placed on EEPROM chips that can be upgraded after a fork happens? The PoW algorithm will change every 6 months. So the Bitmain or other manufacturer can only mine in a short period. EEPROM is expensive. |
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April 08, 2018, 03:41:30 PM |
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Something strange is happening with this fork.
Monerujo, which has been updated to version 12, shows the wrong block height, compared with the version 12 daemon I'm running locally.
As does wallet-cli when it's connected to a remote daemon that I know is running version 12, because it's on a vps that belongs to me.
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Does anybody have success using a wallet that isn't connected to a local daemon?
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April 08, 2018, 03:49:20 PM |
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Hey guys, what is your hashrate with a RX580 with new algo?
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April 08, 2018, 04:59:28 PM |
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Hey guys, what is your hashrate with a RX580 with new algo?
I'm getting around 690 to 710H/s each card on my RX570 8gb modded rigs. I have one rig that is not modded with 6 RX570's and they are pulling about 530H/s each |
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April 08, 2018, 05:00:39 PM |
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I don't think 1.5x indicates a botnet at all.
For one thing the Windows miner was optimized to be about twice as fast (which makes it slightly faster but fairly close). Given that so many people use Windows a big jump is to be expected.
Second with the attention this coin is getting and the enormous price jump it is not surprising that many more people want to mine it.
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April 08, 2018, 05:17:10 PM |
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I don't think 1.5x indicates a botnet at all.
For one thing the Windows miner was optimized to be about twice as fast (which makes it slightly faster but fairly close). Given that so many people use Windows a big jump is to be expected.
Second with the attention this coin is getting and the enormous price jump it is not surprising that many more people want to mine it.
Leveling the playing field for GPU rig owners is drawing attention back to Monero for sure. People want a coin that will keep to its principles, and one of the core principles for Monero from the beginning was ASIC resistance. For me the dev's were like surgeons and cut out ASIC (cancer) from the main body. However looking at hash rates and how it is still falling, over 800Mh so far, I'm left wondering just how long the ASIC miners were out there? Interesting to read yesterday that the XMO hash rate was at 800Mh. Right now I have put all my rigs on Monero to help the network out. The pool I mine at yesterday was at 2.1Mh but now has slowly climbed to 4.4Mh even as the network hash rate continues to fall. It has been interesting to watch over the weekend. I feel the coin that got me into the crypto space has taken moves to stick to its core principles. Emotions drive the market so maybe a good sign for XMR when it comes to value. |
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April 08, 2018, 05:56:36 PM |
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Hashrate and difficulty has dropped significantly, good job was done! A good old Monero came back. It's a pity that it wasn't done before and ASIC's worked for quite a long time.
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April 08, 2018, 06:37:31 PM |
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Anyone knows what intensity to use for rx580 and what for Vega 64 ? |
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April 08, 2018, 06:41:29 PM |
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i think it's a purchase opportunity for monero, because price is very low for a coin like this. there is a good future ahead of XMR
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April 08, 2018, 07:52:33 PM |
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great info all together! thx |
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