[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

[krawallmining]

MRL-0003 is not linked here:
https://lab.monero.cc/

Fixed

Odd, I need to clear Firefox cache to make it refresh.

Any news on new builds?

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[HeXaN]

Devs, it's that time again!
You know, the spreading of hashrate around announcement.
Moneropool.com is at 55% of the total network hashrate at the time of writing this:

I have problem with X13, my rigs crash, some good .conf for 280x and 7950 ?

[e-coinomist]

I have problem with X13, my rigs crash, some good .conf for 280x and 7950 ?

Your trouble is even deeper than that! X13 is the wrong algorithm.

[argentinx]

HeXaN monero dont use x13
but cryptonight algorithm
for use amd card you have to download
claymore miner "is closed source so only windows"

[HeXaN]

Facepalm x 1000
Thank you guys!
I use linux on my rig, I cant mine with GPU :/

HeXaN monero dont use x13
but cryptonight algorithm
for use amd card you have to download
claymore miner "is closed source so only windows"

I have problem with X13, my rigs crash, some good .conf for 280x and 7950 ?

Your trouble is even deeper than that! X13 is the wrong algorithm.

[sammy007]

Facepalm x 1000
Thank you guys!
I use linux on my rig, I cant mine with GPU :/

Breaking news! Claymore already released Linux version of his miner long time ago.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=638915.0

[krawallmining]

Is there a GPU & CPU mining performance comparison?
I'm mining with ~410H/s with a GTX 970 OC and 60% of 165W TDP.

Edit: Ah, I see. With OpenCL miner, Radeons are much faster.

[UnicornFarts]

How does the cryptonote (XMR) code stand up to bitcoin as far as transaction volume?  How many transactions per second can it handle in comparison to bitcoin?

I'm asking this question again ... (I know that XMR is an implimentation of the cryptonote coin with it's own added code ... thanks david)

[bigj]

Is there a GPU & CPU mining performance comparison?
I'm mining with ~410H/s with a GTX 970 OC and 60% of 165W TDP.

Edit: Ah, I see. With OpenCL miner, Radeons are much faster.

There is a list of "Monero configurations" available at:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MI-ic0Os25hgGUImW54sUIjZY_pUNQNa_W8Se5pRGBs/edit?pli=1#gid=0

Everyone, please (again) update the list with our configs (btw, Claymore 9 is out).

[Jshank]

9.1 is Very nice. Whats the latest for CPU? still using YAM from june.

[sammy007]

9.1 is Very nice. Whats the latest for CPU? still using YAM from june.

There are 3 miners, wolf's, claymore's and yam. Yam is going to release update soon.

[Eugen123]

Is there any evidence, anecdotal or whatever, that can give some estimate  of how much Monero is being used for anonymous transactions for goods?

Are there good guides anywhere for using Monero in this way a safe, private, way using I2P etc?  It's not really obvious that there's a great deal of focus on these things..

[bolt1909]

9.1 is Very nice. Whats the latest for CPU? still using YAM from june.

There are 3 miners, wolf's, claymore's and yam. Yam is going to release update soon.

There's one more stable miner with 0,7% fee http://club.dns-shop.ru/forum/?p=0&action=thread&id=96075

[smooth]

9.1 is Very nice. Whats the latest for CPU? still using YAM from june.

There are 3 miners, wolf's, claymore's and yam. Yam is going to release update soon.

There's one more stable miner with 0,7% fee http://club.dns-shop.ru/forum/?p=0&action=thread&id=96075

I have no idea about that miner but I do know that I wouldn't trust a Newbie to point me to download anything. Beware.

[PestoQuinty]

9.1 is Very nice. Whats the latest for CPU? still using YAM from june.

There are 3 miners, wolf's, claymore's and yam. Yam is going to release update soon.

There's one more stable miner with 0,7% fee http://club.dns-shop.ru/forum/?p=0&action=thread&id=96075

I have no idea about that miner but I do know that I wouldn't trust a Newbie to point me to download anything. Beware.

I am  also using that miner for a while now, didn't see any problems. Fee is even less than Claymore's miner.

[smooth]

9.1 is Very nice. Whats the latest for CPU? still using YAM from june.

There are 3 miners, wolf's, claymore's and yam. Yam is going to release update soon.

There's one more stable miner with 0,7% fee http://club.dns-shop.ru/forum/?p=0&action=thread&id=96075

I have no idea about that miner but I do know that I wouldn't trust a Newbie to point me to download anything. Beware.

I am  also using that miner for a while now, didn't see any problems. Fee is even less than Claymore's miner.

Everyone can make his or her own risk assessment, but if I were downloading a binary (at least I assume it is a binary) from some unknown source I would at a minimum only do it on a computer without any data I care about, and definitely no wallets (XMR or otherwise).

It might be just fine, or it might not. Pretty hard to tell.

[PestoQuinty]

9.1 is Very nice. Whats the latest for CPU? still using YAM from june.

There are 3 miners, wolf's, claymore's and yam. Yam is going to release update soon.

There's one more stable miner with 0,7% fee http://club.dns-shop.ru/forum/?p=0&action=thread&id=96075

I have no idea about that miner but I do know that I wouldn't trust a Newbie to point me to download anything. Beware.

I am  also using that miner for a while now, didn't see any problems. Fee is even less than Claymore's miner.

Everyone can make his or her own risk assessment, but if I were downloading a binary (at least I assume it is a binary) from some unknown source I would at a minimum only do it on a computer without any data I care about, and definitely no wallets (XMR or otherwise).

It might be just fine, or it might not. Pretty hard to tell.

Good point, though i am using it on my rigs that hold no data whatsoever, so yeah, people should stick with known stuff on private computers.

[bolt1909]

9.1 is Very nice. Whats the latest for CPU? still using YAM from june.

There are 3 miners, wolf's, claymore's and yam. Yam is going to release update soon.

There's one more stable miner with 0,7% fee http://club.dns-shop.ru/forum/?p=0&action=thread&id=96075

I have no idea about that miner but I do know that I wouldn't trust a Newbie to point me to download anything. Beware.

I am  also using that miner for a while now, didn't see any problems. Fee is even less than Claymore's miner.

Everyone can make his or her own risk assessment, but if I were downloading a binary (at least I assume it is a binary) from some unknown source I would at a minimum only do it on a computer without any data I care about, and definitely no wallets (XMR or otherwise).

It might be just fine, or it might not. Pretty hard to tell.

Good point, though i am using it on my rigs that hold no data whatsoever, so yeah, people should stick with known stuff on private computers.

I agree but...must say all crypto world is based on trust and it is hard to choose..we trusted Mintpal (moolah) and now....we lose our coins...

[osensei]

Is there any way to avoid the auto-saving of the blockchain every 12 hours in bitmonerod?

[fluffypony]

Is there any way to avoid the auto-saving of the blockchain every 12 hours in bitmonerod?

No