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Author Topic: [ANN] [XMG] MAGI | CPU mining | mPoW | mPoS | [MagiPay]  (Read 2375696 times)
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September 17, 2014, 10:31:45 PM
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I think we should convince some shops and services to use magi as a currency.
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September 17, 2014, 10:37:03 PM
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I think we should convince some shops and services to use magi as a currency.


magic shops? Smiley

Not a bad idea actually.. Magic is a multi million dollar industry. Ranging from toddlers who dream of being a magician and elders who have years of experience on their belt practicing to become a powerful magician.

How do I know?  I was once there.. seeking to learn my ways in the world. Well, I figured it wasn't for me as a profession, but many people make a living of magic.

Why not a currency that seeks the demand?  Show them how to mine, and accept Magi.  Teach them the fundamentals of this space
and maybe someone can make the first viral video showing crypto world how they can make ASIC and mining farms disappear? hence = m7m aka (magi)

"in this video, I'm going to perform a new magic trick to make ASIC miners and large mining farms disappear...
are you ready for this?

3..2..1..

Magi!"

This dream isn't far from reality.

I support Magi the first anti-botnet mining network to give regular miners the fair chance of mining. Talk to #Magi on IRC: https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net/#magi or on BitcoinTalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=735170.0
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September 17, 2014, 10:38:21 PM
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I was thinking about something. Will XMG price be stable? As mining difficulty grows the block reward grows. What will effect the price on exchanges?

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September 17, 2014, 10:42:42 PM
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There is a lot of speculation there, you probably will only know once it happens. If we get magi into services we may avoid a potential drop happening. With limited amount of coins the value should hold strong.

I was thinking about something. Will XMG price be stable? As mining difficulty grows the block reward grows. What will effect the price on exchanges?
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September 17, 2014, 10:45:28 PM
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LOL, Asics disappear?! That will never happen, maybe for a year or two, but there are ways of working around algorithms.

I think we should convince some shops and services to use magi as a currency.


magic shops? Smiley

Not a bad idea actually.. Magic is a multi million dollar industry. Ranging from toddlers who dream of being a magician and elders who have years of experience on their belt practicing to become a powerful magician.

How do I know?  I was once there.. seeking to learn my ways in the world. Well, I figured it wasn't for me as a profession, but many people make a living of magic.

Why not a currency that seeks the demand?  Show them how to mine, and accept Magi.  Teach them the fundamentals of this space
and maybe someone can make the first viral video showing crypto world how they can make ASIC and mining farms disappear? hence = m7m aka (magi)

"in this video, I'm going to perform a new magic trick to make ASIC miners and large mining farms disappear...
are you ready for this?

3..2..1..

Magi!"

This dream isn't far from reality.
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September 17, 2014, 10:48:09 PM
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I say ascics (custom chips), but you have a point, to totally make them disappear you would need a mutating algorithm that employs various types of mathematics. You probably still could build minighardware to circumvent that, but it would be very very expensive.

LOL, Asics disappear?! That will never happen, maybe for a year or two, but there are ways of working around algorithms.

I think we should convince some shops and services to use magi as a currency.


magic shops? Smiley

Not a bad idea actually.. Magic is a multi million dollar industry. Ranging from toddlers who dream of being a magician and elders who have years of experience on their belt practicing to become a powerful magician.

How do I know?  I was once there.. seeking to learn my ways in the world. Well, I figured it wasn't for me as a profession, but many people make a living of magic.

Why not a currency that seeks the demand?  Show them how to mine, and accept Magi.  Teach them the fundamentals of this space
and maybe someone can make the first viral video showing crypto world how they can make ASIC and mining farms disappear? hence = m7m aka (magi)

"in this video, I'm going to perform a new magic trick to make ASIC miners and large mining farms disappear...
are you ready for this?

3..2..1..

Magi!"

This dream isn't far from reality.
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September 17, 2014, 10:57:15 PM
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Just started hashing. Using a i7 4770k and getting about 4.9  khash/s per core. So around 39 khash/s total. Does that sound right to you guys?
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September 17, 2014, 10:58:27 PM
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I think we should convince some shops and services to use magi as a currency.


Totally agree; I can think of two approaches: 1) advertising; advertisement is always a better way to expose the coin; more people know magi, higher probability magi picked up; anyone who has idea on that let me know; 2) people having connection with shops tell them about magi. Before that we may be better to go through coinpayments. We will need to have a better organization of our team and marketing plans are being forged later on.


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September 17, 2014, 11:02:35 PM
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I think we should convince some shops and services to use magi as a currency.


Totally agree; I can think of two approaches: 1) advertising; advertisement is always a better way to expose the coin; more people know magi, higher probability magi picked up; anyone who has idea on that let me know; 2) people having connection with shops tell them about magi. Before that we may be better to go through coinpayments. We will need to have a better organization of our team and marketing plans are being forged later on.

+1

i think we can submit an application here http://casheer.net/
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September 17, 2014, 11:03:14 PM
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I think we should convince some shops and services to use magi as a currency.


magic shops? Smiley

Not a bad idea actually.. Magic is a multi million dollar industry. Ranging from toddlers who dream of being a magician and elders who have years of experience on their belt practicing to become a powerful magician.

How do I know?  I was once there.. seeking to learn my ways in the world. Well, I figured it wasn't for me as a profession, but many people make a living of magic.

Why not a currency that seeks the demand?  Show them how to mine, and accept Magi.  Teach them the fundamentals of this space
and maybe someone can make the first viral video showing crypto world how they can make ASIC and mining farms disappear? hence = m7m aka (magi)

"in this video, I'm going to perform a new magic trick to make ASIC miners and large mining farms disappear...
are you ready for this?

3..2..1..

Magi!"

This dream isn't far from reality.

Video will be nice, get it into YouTube, people can learn this coin in a quite easy way; video contest could be something we can do ..


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September 17, 2014, 11:08:08 PM
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Just started hashing. Using a i7 4770k and getting about 4.9  khash/s per core. So around 39 khash/s total. Does that sound right to you guys?

That is low. you should be getting double that.

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September 17, 2014, 11:10:47 PM
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Just started hashing. Using a i7 4770k and getting about 4.9  khash/s per core. So around 39 khash/s total. Does that sound right to you guys?

That is low. you should be getting double that.

Any idea where I am doing something wrong? bat:

minerd.exe -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://xmg.suprnova.cc:7127 -u worker -p password -t 8

Also, I dropped the thread down to 7 and got 39 khash/s with an average of 5.5 khash/s per core. Interesting...
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September 17, 2014, 11:13:33 PM
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I was thinking about something. Will XMG price be stable? As mining difficulty grows the block reward grows. What will effect the price on exchanges?

This will be an interesting topic to think about.

Usually, more coins = low price. As for XMG, difficulty growing means more people are mining us, that also means more people know XMG ... Initial miners don't have higher priority to those mining later on.


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September 17, 2014, 11:16:05 PM
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Just started hashing. Using a i7 4770k and getting about 4.9  khash/s per core. So around 39 khash/s total. Does that sound right to you guys?

That is low. you should be getting double that.

Any idea where I am doing something wrong? bat:

minerd.exe -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://xmg.suprnova.cc:7127 -u worker -p password -t 8

Also, I dropped the thread down to 7 and got 39 khash/s with an average of 5.5 khash/s per core. Interesting...

What if you set a lower number of cores, try to compare with -t 6, -t 4

I got an impression, AMD has a higher hash than intel?


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September 17, 2014, 11:27:26 PM
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Just started hashing. Using a i7 4770k and getting about 4.9  khash/s per core. So around 39 khash/s total. Does that sound right to you guys?

That is low. you should be getting double that.

Any idea where I am doing something wrong? bat:

minerd.exe -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://xmg.suprnova.cc:7127 -u worker -p password -t 8

Also, I dropped the thread down to 7 and got 39 khash/s with an average of 5.5 khash/s per core. Interesting...

What if you set a lower number of cores, try to compare with -t 6, -t 4

I got an impression, AMD has a higher hash than intel?

6 threads gives me 36 khash/s
4 threads gives me 30 khash/s

Anyone else with a Haswell i7 want to share? Perhaps the miner is not optimized for my cpu. BTW I have a 2nd computer with same 4770k in it and same results.
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September 17, 2014, 11:35:46 PM
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Hi all,

A nice dice game has been setup for you guys to use.

http://xmg.maxbet.club/

Happy gaming Smiley



Thanks to ex33s; guess not everyone has seen this dice game.


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September 17, 2014, 11:59:29 PM
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Just started hashing. Using a i7 4770k and getting about 4.9  khash/s per core. So around 39 khash/s total. Does that sound right to you guys?

That is low. you should be getting double that.

Any idea where I am doing something wrong? bat:

minerd.exe -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://xmg.suprnova.cc:7127 -u worker -p password -t 8

Also, I dropped the thread down to 7 and got 39 khash/s with an average of 5.5 khash/s per core. Interesting...

What if you set a lower number of cores, try to compare with -t 6, -t 4

I got an impression, AMD has a higher hash than intel?

Apparently I was using the 32 bit miner. 64 bit miner gives me 75 khash/s on 8 threads. Much happier, but I think my CPU could still do more. Anyone?
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September 18, 2014, 12:01:32 AM
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Just started hashing. Using a i7 4770k and getting about 4.9  khash/s per core. So around 39 khash/s total. Does that sound right to you guys?

That is low. you should be getting double that.

Any idea where I am doing something wrong? bat:

minerd.exe -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://xmg.suprnova.cc:7127 -u worker -p password -t 8

Also, I dropped the thread down to 7 and got 39 khash/s with an average of 5.5 khash/s per core. Interesting...

What if you set a lower number of cores, try to compare with -t 6, -t 4

I got an impression, AMD has a higher hash than intel?

Apparently I was using the 32 bit miner. 64 bit miner gives me 75 khash/s on 8 threads. Much happier, but I think my CPU could still do more. Anyone?

If you switch to linux you might get better than that.

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September 18, 2014, 12:08:03 AM
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Just started hashing. Using a i7 4770k and getting about 4.9  khash/s per core. So around 39 khash/s total. Does that sound right to you guys?

That is low. you should be getting double that.

Any idea where I am doing something wrong? bat:

minerd.exe -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://xmg.suprnova.cc:7127 -u worker -p password -t 8

Also, I dropped the thread down to 7 and got 39 khash/s with an average of 5.5 khash/s per core. Interesting...

What if you set a lower number of cores, try to compare with -t 6, -t 4

I got an impression, AMD has a higher hash than intel?

6 threads gives me 36 khash/s
4 threads gives me 30 khash/s

Anyone else with a Haswell i7 want to share? Perhaps the miner is not optimized for my cpu. BTW I have a 2nd computer with same 4770k in it and same results.

4770k -t 7 77khs
I7 2600 non K -t 7 65khs
I5 3570k -t 3 44.90 khs
I5 2500 non k -t 3 40khs
I7 2600m -t 7 36khs
I7 4900M -t7 44khs.

hopefully that gives you guys a rough idea as to what cpus should preform at, all useing windows 8.1 btw.
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September 18, 2014, 12:18:55 AM
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AMD FX-8350 4.00GHz = 96kh/s (ubuntu 14) at 100% CPU usage which I'm not actually doing. I'm just doing 6 cores. I wouldn't want to kill my sexy processor.

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