[Working] Improved CryptoNight CUDA Miner (based on tsiv's work)

[sp_]

Cryptonight sp-mod version 1 exe file has been sendt to the donators. My first afternoon of work gave an increase of around 10% on the 750ti.  This will increase in the next releases.
If you want to join the train please donate 0.2 BTC and recieve both the optimized Spreadminer (with source) and the Cryptonight mod.
my BTC adress is in my signature.

does the donation give me access to future improvements?
does it compile nicely in ubuntu?

The spreadminer comes with sourcecode and can be compiled on ubuntu. The cryptonight miner is win32 executable only for now.

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[sp_]

does the donation give me access to future improvements?
does it compile nicely in ubuntu?

Yes, my donators are on a list that will recieve future improvements. The sourcecode will be sendt as well on a later stage.

[GingerAle]

does the donation give me access to future improvements?
does it compile nicely in ubuntu?

Yes, my donators are on a list that will recieve future improvements. The sourcecode will be sendt as well on a later stage.

Cool! Well, when the cryptonight mod is linux executable / compilable, let me know. Thanks for putting the effort in!

[d0om]

Simple question: Aside from just choosing a different User/Computer name, for the mingw shell, how do you deal with a _ underscore in a name? It displays as a "space", which is bad. I used Visual Studio last time, but I'm trying to keep the build as small as possible. Can you use cygwin instead?

I've only built in linux

[salfter]

Is this still the CryptoNight miner for CUDA?  I noticed that it's not been updated in a while, but I just built it under nvOC v17.  With three 1070s underclocked a bit, I'm seeing about 1.35 kH/s.  Is this about in the ballpark of what I should expect?  Is there a newer miner for nVidia GPUs that I should be using instead?

Edit: This thread refers to this fork of ccminer-cryptonight, which is pulling 2 kH/s across three 1070s.