[XMR] Monero Mining

[pallas]

using yam miner:

[2014-07-22 13:12:10.856241] [0x00000000001df98c] [error]   Error: boost::bad_any_cast: failed conversion using boost::any_cast

no sources, no recompile... any way to fix?

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[binaryFate]

My 3610QM used to get 6 H/s with the original Bytecoin code, but this was fixed in the first weeks of XMR by the Monero devs to become 10 H/s, 20 H/s, 35 H/s, 80 H/s, 100+ H/s and now with the yam miner its 127 H/s).

Releasing a voluntarily non-optimized version of the mining software (using a better version privately) is actually pretty useful to fake 2 years of mining in few weeks 

[equipoise]

using yam miner:

[2014-07-22 13:12:10.856241] [0x00000000001df98c] [error]   Error: boost::bad_any_cast: failed conversion using boost::any_cast

no sources, no recompile... any way to fix?

I'm using this one (yam dev fee could be set from 1% to 50% - 2% default fee; read the files included for additional options and algorithms on different processors): https://mega.co.nz/#F!UlkU0RyR!E8n4CFkqVu0WoOnsJnQkSg
I can't help you with the error, but you could write in tweeter yam page.

Edit: Are you sure you downloaded the correct version for your processor? They are compiled for each processor family and are not interchangeable - many of the versions won't work on your processor at all.

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[superresistant]

using yam miner:
[2014-07-22 13:12:10.856241] [0x00000000001df98c] [error]   Error: boost::bad_any_cast: failed conversion using boost::any_cast
no sources, no recompile... any way to fix?

YAM is a private miner. There is no source.

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[wpalczynski]

Is there anything special you have to do in order to paste your xmr address into the bitmonerod daemon console screen?  Im trying to pass the address as a parameter for the start_mining command.

[sammy007]

Is there anything special you have to do in order to paste your xmr address into the bitmonerod daemon console screen?  Im trying to pass the address as a parameter for the start_mining command.

You simply don't have to do it any more.

[wpalczynski]

Is there anything special you have to do in order to paste your xmr address into the bitmonerod daemon console screen?  Im trying to pass the address as a parameter for the start_mining command.

You simply don't have to do it any more.

So what do I type in the bitmonerod console screen to start mining?  It asks for a wallet to start mining for.

[wpalczynski]

What kind of a hash rate can I expect to get with a Radeon 290 GPU mining monero?

[equipoise]

Is there anything special you have to do in order to paste your xmr address into the bitmonerod daemon console screen?  Im trying to pass the address as a parameter for the start_mining command.

You simply don't have to do it any more.

So what do I type in the bitmonerod console screen to start mining?  It asks for a wallet to start mining for.

The daemon could solo mine, but if you don't have a huge amount of hash rate it could take more then an year to solo mine a block. You could paste by right click in the upper left corner of the window and edit -> paste. It's probably better to mine for a pool (miner software and pools are in the OP here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=583449.0).

[wpalczynski]

Thanks!

Cheers.

Is there anything special you have to do in order to paste your xmr address into the bitmonerod daemon console screen?  Im trying to pass the address as a parameter for the start_mining command.

You simply don't have to do it any more.

So what do I type in the bitmonerod console screen to start mining?  It asks for a wallet to start mining for.

The daemon could solo mine, but if you don't have a huge amount of hash rate it could take more then an year to solo mine a block. You could paste by right click in the upper left corner of the window and edit -> paste. It's probably better to mine for a pool (miner software and pools are in the OP here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=583449.0).

[smooth]

Is there anything special you have to do in order to paste your xmr address into the bitmonerod daemon console screen?  Im trying to pass the address as a parameter for the start_mining command.

You simply don't have to do it any more.

So what do I type in the bitmonerod console screen to start mining?  It asks for a wallet to start mining for.

You can use any wallet public address, either yours or someone else's. For example, if you want to contribute to the developer team, you can use our donation address (see here for the address).

Yes it is true that for one computer solo mining you likely won't find a block any time soon (if at all), but if a group of people all solo mine (for example to a donation address), one of you likely will on a semi-regular basis (with 100 people doing I think you may average close to a block per day). Furthermore even if you don't actually get a block you are still helping to secure the network.

Pool mining makes sense if you want consistent income, but with only one or two computers the amount of income will be tiny anyway (<$1/day). This makes more sense if you are building a significant-size farm and need the consistent income to pay bills.

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[manlabor]

What kind of a hash rate can I expect to get with a Radeon 290 GPU mining monero?

I am getting ~550 H/s with the dev fee turned on.  That's the machine reporting, not at the pool site.

[fredeq]

Can anyone give me 280x hashrate and most important whats the power usage? %reduction from scrypt is fine.

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[Wexlike]

Can anyone give me 280x hashrate and most important whats the power usage? %reduction from scrypt is fine.

this might help you:

small but nice increase.

1720 hash / 1636 hash = 5,1% increase

but attention, the new version increases also power usage.

609 watt / 572 watt = 6,4% increase


speedwise its really a crazy job. 555 hash/s with my 280x with full overclock.

What cards are you running?

Are you 100% sure about the increased power usage?

yes, i am

set to -a 3 for to decrease power.
4 7950 -a 1 = 625W
4 7950 -a 2 = 623W
4 7950 -a 3 = 565W
The productivity (1030/1500) : 1710kh  a3>a1>a2
Why do so - I do not know?

wow awesome, just tried -a 3. i get higher hash and lower power usage, lol. xD

1760 hash/s @544 watt


my settings:
4x 280x underclocked
0,981 mV
970 core
1000 chip

i think i will clock them a bit higher now. -a 3 rocks

small update:

i think i ve found my best settings.

0,981 voltage
1020 core
1000 chip

1766 hash
470 watt with only gpus (537 watt with monitor and cpu mining for comparison)