SamWalters
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Sam Mother Fuckin' Walters
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September 18, 2014, 09:07:18 AM |
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Block reward should be 500 at present difficulty?
There must be GPU miner on suprnova 10,264 kh/s
I guess it makes no sense. The top 10 guys with the crazy hashrates will still earn 90% of the coins What do you think they are doing different than you? Go look at the OP -> Click on "VPS Guide" -> enjoy it like everyone else. Sure it may cost you a little, but it can pay for itself in the long hall as m7m is a great algo that many coins will probably follow. We all have the same opportunity. |
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tersagun
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September 18, 2014, 09:15:17 AM |
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Who has tested out different thread levels with VPS pool mining?
-t 4
-t 8
-t 12
4vcore servers (EC2 x) -4 -5 gives out similar performance. (32Khash) |
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24core
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September 18, 2014, 09:52:30 AM |
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Just got 62 coins solo mining!!!!
Found 117 coins on my server since start.
Should I switch to pool !?
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Bojcha
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September 18, 2014, 10:26:58 AM |
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Just got 62 coins solo mining!!!!
Found 117 coins on my server since start.
Should I switch to pool !?
sure |
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tersagun
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September 18, 2014, 10:41:05 AM |
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BTW I wasn't able to make a proper macro for failover. Can someone share it's macro for retrying both of the pools if the first one fails?
The one I make always tries the second one, regardless if the first one is down or not.
Thanks!
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SamWalters
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Sam Mother Fuckin' Walters
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September 18, 2014, 10:55:31 AM |
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Who has tested out different thread levels with VPS pool mining?
-t 4
-t 8
-t 12
4vcore servers (EC2 x) -4 -5 gives out similar performance. (32Khash) Thanks for the feedback. I've figured that as well 1 thread per core is about right. I know some people here have went to the higher cores while mining this, so i'm kind of curious the value they set for their threads. |
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The Frisian
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Senior Developer and founder of ViMeAv ICT
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September 18, 2014, 11:34:31 AM |
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Block reward should be 500 at present difficulty?
There must be GPU miner on suprnova 10,264 kh/s
I guess it makes no sense. The top 10 guys with the crazy hashrates will still earn 90% of the coins What do you think they are doing different than you? Go look at the OP -> Click on "VPS Guide" -> enjoy it like everyone else. Sure it may cost you a little, but it can pay for itself in the long hall as m7m is a great algo that many coins will probably follow. We all have the same opportunity. I tried this: Code: cd ~/magi/src ./magi & The last command runs the daemon. I get the following screen: > ./magi & > and what to do now? |
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segregation
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September 18, 2014, 11:40:05 AM |
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It's unfair that there is no AMD miner.
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24core
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September 18, 2014, 12:00:34 PM |
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Just got 62 coins solo mining!!!!
Found 117 coins on my server since start.
Should I switch to pool !?
sure  |
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nrg_wolf
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September 18, 2014, 12:08:22 PM |
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It's unfair that there is no AMD miner.
there is no nvidia miner as well. |
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B.T.Coin
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September 18, 2014, 12:12:13 PM |
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Why has everybody jumped ship on nonce-pool?
This guy compiled the best pool miner so far and got a lot of hashpower yesterday, why did everybody move over to suprnova?
The distribution of the hashpower is a bit disturbing now.
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A fine is a tax you pay for something you did wrong.
A tax is a fine you pay for something you did right.
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tersagun
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September 18, 2014, 12:17:51 PM |
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Why has everybody jumped ship on nonce-pool?
This guy compiled the best pool miner so far and got a lot of hashpower yesterday, why did everybody move over to suprnova?
The distribution of the hashpower is a bit disturbing now.
It happend just after it was noticed that there was a problem with payouts. People changed to Nova to get the payouts. The issue was fixed soon but the trillion hash mega guy changed to Nova anyway :-) Now more people coming to nonce, BTW, doubled hashrate in 1 hour. |
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tersagun
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September 18, 2014, 12:29:00 PM |
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Why has everybody jumped ship on nonce-pool?
This guy compiled the best pool miner so far and got a lot of hashpower yesterday, why did everybody move over to suprnova?
The distribution of the hashpower is a bit disturbing now.
It happend just after it was noticed that there was a problem with payouts. People changed to Nova to get the payouts. The issue was fixed soon but the trillion hash mega guy changed to Nova anyway :-) Now more people coming to nonce, BTW, doubled hashrate in 1 hour. Please spread the hash guys, without Nonce suprnova's pool for this coin wouldn't exist, its all their credit, they deserve the fees definitely ! No worries, seems like most of the big guys, including the mysterious anonymous switchted to nonce. We may need to stop some of them to stay in Nova now  |
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MarcusDe
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September 18, 2014, 12:41:24 PM |
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I wonder if Claymore made his closed source ati miner and mines with such great hashpower lol.
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tersagun
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September 18, 2014, 12:43:15 PM |
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I wonder if Claymore made his closed source ati miner and mines with such great hashpower lol.
My bet would be on Wolf0 |
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OrientA
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September 18, 2014, 12:46:40 PM |
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I wonder if Claymore made his closed source ati miner and mines with such great hashpower lol.
My bet would be on Wolf0 Wolf0 has sold his other miner privately. |
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hakertajniak
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September 18, 2014, 12:51:28 PM |
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I wonder if Claymore made his closed source ati miner and mines with such great hashpower lol.
I think that someone just have CPU farm to mine. I don't think that this is a GPU miner... |
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Zlush1337
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September 18, 2014, 01:02:58 PM |
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Net Hashrate
119,570.95 KH/s
can´t be true....
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tersagun
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September 18, 2014, 01:04:34 PM |
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Net Hashrate
119,570.95 KH/s
can´t be true....
Well, why not, actually.. Just 20 EC2 instances can net 5M hashrate. That's easily rentable by a common miner. |
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Sy
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September 18, 2014, 01:13:13 PM |
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net hashrate is calculated by blocktime vs diff, if you got a fast block the net hashrate is high, like a lucky block in 20% of the expected time -> net hashrate +80%, next block is on time again so the net hashrate is back -80%, it always jumps all over the place short term.
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