CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded GPU kernels.

[s7icky]

Wait a second, for decred donators decred #5 costs an additional 0.1 BTC?

It includes the optimized V-cash kernal. 13% faster

One of my buyers have spread #4 all over the internet.

cause you are a asshole sir. you should prob stop selling stuff cause i will give out everything you make until you lose ur asshole ways.

http://hotfile.mobi/fk9w5js

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7siWjhcTkO_bng4LXlSOGJnSFU/

https://mega.nz/#!HxcTkYrA

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[sp_]

I managed to remove the cpu usage now. And no more crazy hashrates with special intensities.

release #6 is now testing on the pool

[ol92]

Wait a second, for decred donators decred #5 costs an additional 0.1 BTC?

It includes the optimized V-cash kernal. 13% faster

One of my buyers have spread #4 all over the internet.

cause you are a asshole sir. you should prob stop selling stuff cause i will give out everything you make until you lose ur asshole ways.

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All this just for some bug in hashrate for one of the private release? You are really in hurry to judge sp_.
I have used private ccminers for spreadcoin from sp and was happy with these : If I remember correctly one of the release had some bugs too. For me this is somewhat normal (zero-bug software are really rare afterall) as long as sp is actively fixing the bugs.

I didn't bought decred ccminer (I have R9 290X mining eth now), but with giving away this ccminer you are punishing other people who have bought this miner.

[sp_]

Vanilla #4 + Decred #6 is sent. to the (0.2BTC) donators.

[coinut]

Decred #5 and Vanilla #3 is ready to be sendt to the donators. (0.2BTC)

hey sp I am a Decred donator and I have not received version #5, can you send it through? I would like to test it

You need to donate another 0.1 BTC. Then you get the vanilla kernal + decred updates.

SP I donated for decred miner and for the updates, and it will not hash at full speed to the pool I have tried every setting and combo, if you did the right thing you would keep updating the miner without further "donations"... if I wanted the vanilla kernal I would have bought it. I dontated for the decred kernal and future updates.

When you released decred #1 you did NOT explain the fact that you planed on asking for more BTC for continuing updates after a curtain amount of "updates". Put yourself In my shoes SP.. this is clearly  quite a distasteful act.
how are you ever going to make it if you keep pulling these types of moves to your own customers?

do the right thing SP and look after your donators and fix and update the decred miner.

In future if you are going to ask for further donations after 4 updates then you should clearly say so man

 

[CrazyRussian]

Wait a second, for decred donators decred #5 costs an additional 0.1 BTC?

It includes the optimized V-cash kernal. 13% faster

Send you 0.1BTC on beer.  
Hash: 8decbe408f7bd68278e60cca96c00b1f8e2d669dcbb6d7668c8ed1c70d352127

Good work!

[scryptr]

750ti CARDS MINE DECRED--

Sorry, it looks like I am wading into turbulent water.  A 750ti card can mine ETH at about 5MH/s in Linux, or DECRED (DCR) at full speed on Linux or Windows.  Right now, my Linux 750ti rig is mining DCR at 480MH/s per card with tpruvot CCminer v 1.7.4 .  I am not sure what speed my 6x 750ti FTW rig will mine DCR because I haven't kept up with the DCR CCminer updates from sp_ , and the posted reports are not ringing true, or lining up, or consistant in any good way.

But if you run the numbers, my 750ti rig would be earning about the same mining ETH at 2/3 speed (5MH/s) or DCR at top speed (600MH/s??? per card).  So, what is true?  I could burn another image to a spare USB stick and switch to ETH, or stay with DCR and tpruvot, or send 0.1BTC for DCR/Vanilla deluxe edition to sp_ .

I am considering accepting donations for my Lubuntu/Genoil's CUDA Ethminer image, but I don't think it is bug free.  It takes a 16GB stick, and is not fancy like other distributions (BAMT/KopiemTu/PIMP)

Any feedback is welcome.       --scryptr

[sp_]

do the right thing SP and look after your donators and fix and update the decred miner.  

Yes. I will send out a fixed final version.

[bensam1231]

Wait a second, for decred donators decred #5 costs an additional 0.1 BTC?

It includes the optimized V-cash kernal. 13% faster

One of my buyers have spread #4 all over the internet.

With all due respect I don't care if you give a puppy with it but if you ask me it's pretty shitty that there's zero transparency and planning going on with your releases and so you just decide to bundle something else in and double the price tag of something we thought we already paid for and included further ompimizations.

I'm not sure if you're serious or just curious how far you can go until people start sharing your private releases behind your back. Not that I would do that.


I know that you can't quantify in advance how much speed you can get with your optimizations but please have some sort of transparent plan so we know what we can expect without surprises.

Yup... considering it's not a speed, but a bugfix I need right now and I have been waiting for (local mine speed vs pool speed).

All this just for some bug in hashrate for one of the private release? You are really in hurry to judge sp_.
I have used private ccminers for spreadcoin from sp and was happy with these : If I remember correctly one of the release had some bugs too. For me this is somewhat normal (zero-bug software are really rare afterall) as long as sp is actively fixing the bugs.

I didn't bought decred ccminer (I have R9 290X mining eth now), but with giving away this ccminer you are punishing other people who have bought this miner.

Don't quote his posts with the links in it.

do the right thing SP and look after your donators and fix and update the decred miner.  

Yes. I will send out a fixed final version.

Is this fixed on any pool other then yaamp clones?


Although I don't think this matters that much. Dagpocalypse is happening right now and there are a lot of cards getting booted off of Eth, it probably wont be long before bitching hits the forums and it goes PoS. They all seem to be flocked to Decred as well. This is a good case study for how much GPU mining has grown and how other coins will handle it.

[Velgelm]

6 version slowly than 5
2122 vs 1840 970 dcr
1140 vs 1040 960 dcr

[Velgelm]

which intensy for 970 and 960 ?

[antantti]

750ti CARDS MINE DECRED--

Sorry, it looks like I am wading into turbulent water.  A 750ti card can mine ETH at about 5MH/s in Linux, or DECRED (DCR) at full speed on Linux or Windows.  Right now, my Linux 750ti rig is mining DCR at 480MH/s per card with tpruvot CCminer v 1.7.4 .  I am not sure what speed my 6x 750ti FTW rig will mine DCR because I haven't kept up with the DCR CCminer updates from sp_ , and the posted reports are not ringing true, or lining up, or consistant in any good way.

But if you run the numbers, my 750ti rig would be earning about the same mining ETH at 2/3 speed (5MH/s) or DCR at top speed (600MH/s??? per card).  So, what is true?  I could burn another image to a spare USB stick and switch to ETH, or stay with DCR and tpruvot, or send 0.1BTC for DCR/Vanilla deluxe edition to sp_ .

I am considering accepting donations for my Lubuntu/Genoil's CUDA Ethminer image, but I don't think it is bug free.  It takes a 16GB stick, and is not fancy like other distributions (BAMT/KopiemTu/PIMP)

Any feedback is welcome.       --scryptr

Have you considered trading 6x750ti to 2x970? Nothing to loose, four free PCIe slots.

[bathrobehero]

750ti CARDS MINE DECRED--

Sorry, it looks like I am wading into turbulent water.  A 750ti card can mine ETH at about 5MH/s in Linux, or DECRED (DCR) at full speed on Linux or Windows.  Right now, my Linux 750ti rig is mining DCR at 480MH/s per card with tpruvot CCminer v 1.7.4 .  I am not sure what speed my 6x 750ti FTW rig will mine DCR because I haven't kept up with the DCR CCminer updates from sp_ , and the posted reports are not ringing true, or lining up, or consistant in any good way.

But if you run the numbers, my 750ti rig would be earning about the same mining ETH at 2/3 speed (5MH/s) or DCR at top speed (600MH/s??? per card).  So, what is true?  I could burn another image to a spare USB stick and switch to ETH, or stay with DCR and tpruvot, or send 0.1BTC for DCR/Vanilla deluxe edition to sp_ .

I am considering accepting donations for my Lubuntu/Genoil's CUDA Ethminer image, but I don't think it is bug free.  It takes a 16GB stick, and is not fancy like other distributions (BAMT/KopiemTu/PIMP)

Any feedback is welcome.       --scryptr

That's exactly right, 5 Mh/s of Eth and 600 Mh/s of Decred currently earns exactly the same amount ($1.36) per 750 Ti per day. (source: http://karldiab.com/EthereumMiningCalculator/ and http://decred-calc.cryptohub.info/)
But Eth I think uses a tiny bit less electricity (it does on the 970).

I'm not sure how fast the private Vanilla version is but with 1100 Mh/s you'd get about $0.85 per day currently.

I don't care about Vanilla, there are several coins that are more profitable consistently (and all have decent wallets) and I'm certainly not going to buy the private miner.

[scryptr]

750ti CARDS MINE DECRED--

Sorry, it looks like I am wading into turbulent water.  A 750ti card can mine ETH at about 5MH/s in Linux, or DECRED (DCR) at full speed on Linux or Windows.  Right now, my Linux 750ti rig is mining DCR at 480MH/s per card with tpruvot CCminer v 1.7.4 .  I am not sure what speed my 6x 750ti FTW rig will mine DCR because I haven't kept up with the DCR CCminer updates from sp_ , and the posted reports are not ringing true, or lining up, or consistant in any good way.

But if you run the numbers, my 750ti rig would be earning about the same mining ETH at 2/3 speed (5MH/s) or DCR at top speed (600MH/s??? per card).  So, what is true?  I could burn another image to a spare USB stick and switch to ETH, or stay with DCR and tpruvot, or send 0.1BTC for DCR/Vanilla deluxe edition to sp_ .

I am considering accepting donations for my Lubuntu/Genoil's CUDA Ethminer image, but I don't think it is bug free.  It takes a 16GB stick, and is not fancy like other distributions (BAMT/KopiemTu/PIMP)

Any feedback is welcome.       --scryptr

That's exactly right, 5 Mh/s of Eth and 600 Mh/s of Decred currently earns exactly the same amount ($1.36) per 750 Ti per day. (source: http://karldiab.com/EthereumMiningCalculator/ and http://decred-calc.cryptohub.info/)
But Eth I think uses a tiny bit less electricity (it does on the 970).

I'm not sure how fast the private Vanilla version is but with 1100 Mh/s you'd get about $0.85 per day currently.

I don't care about Vanilla, there are several coins that are more profitable consistently (and all have decent wallets) and I'm certainly not going to buy the private miner.

DECRED BETA #6--

I did get a copy (finally) of DECRED beta #6.  It runs at 535MH/s per GTX 750ti FTW mining DCR, compiled with CUDA 6.5, using SuprNova pool with port 9111 (difficulty 4).  The exact same setup, mining with tpruvot 1.7.4, also compiled with CUDA 6.5, and connected to SuprNova pool on the same port, mined at 485MH/s.  That is a +50MH/s increase, or roughly +10%.

I will monitor SuprNova pool stats, and report after watching for a few hours.  I know that fluctuation is normal for pool stats.  Local console readings are usually steady.


In putting my 280X cards back online, I've missed out on some of the last few days of nVidia thrills and spills.  Oh, well...  My next 750ti rig will be CUDA 7.5, my rock-steady rig is not changing configuration yet.     --scryptr

[bensam1231]

750ti CARDS MINE DECRED--

Sorry, it looks like I am wading into turbulent water.  A 750ti card can mine ETH at about 5MH/s in Linux, or DECRED (DCR) at full speed on Linux or Windows.  Right now, my Linux 750ti rig is mining DCR at 480MH/s per card with tpruvot CCminer v 1.7.4 .  I am not sure what speed my 6x 750ti FTW rig will mine DCR because I haven't kept up with the DCR CCminer updates from sp_ , and the posted reports are not ringing true, or lining up, or consistant in any good way.

But if you run the numbers, my 750ti rig would be earning about the same mining ETH at 2/3 speed (5MH/s) or DCR at top speed (600MH/s??? per card).  So, what is true?  I could burn another image to a spare USB stick and switch to ETH, or stay with DCR and tpruvot, or send 0.1BTC for DCR/Vanilla deluxe edition to sp_ .

I am considering accepting donations for my Lubuntu/Genoil's CUDA Ethminer image, but I don't think it is bug free.  It takes a 16GB stick, and is not fancy like other distributions (BAMT/KopiemTu/PIMP)

Any feedback is welcome.       --scryptr

That's exactly right, 5 Mh/s of Eth and 600 Mh/s of Decred currently earns exactly the same amount ($1.36) per 750 Ti per day. (source: http://karldiab.com/EthereumMiningCalculator/ and http://decred-calc.cryptohub.info/)
But Eth I think uses a tiny bit less electricity (it does on the 970).

I'm not sure how fast the private Vanilla version is but with 1100 Mh/s you'd get about $0.85 per day currently.

I don't care about Vanilla, there are several coins that are more profitable consistently (and all have decent wallets) and I'm certainly not going to buy the private miner.

DECRED BETA #6--

I did get a copy (finally) of DECRED beta #6.  It runs at 535MH/s per GTX 750ti FTW mining DCR, compiled with CUDA 6.5, using SuprNova pool with port 9111 (difficulty 4).  The exact same setup, mining with tpruvot 1.7.4, also compiled with CUDA 6.5, and connected to SuprNova pool on the same port, mined at 485MH/s.  That is a +50MH/s increase, or roughly +10%.

I will monitor SuprNova pool stats, and report after watching for a few hours.  I know that fluctuation is normal for pool stats.  Local console readings are usually steady.


In putting my 280X cards back online, I've missed out on some of the last few days of nVidia thrills and spills.  Oh, well...  My next 750ti rig will be CUDA 7.5, my rock-steady rig is not changing configuration yet.     --scryptr

Did you have the minerhash vs poolhash bug before? Did it fix it?

[sp_]

DECRED BETA #6--

I did get a copy (finally) of DECRED beta #6.  It runs at 535MH/s per GTX 750ti FTW mining DCR, compiled with CUDA 6.5, using SuprNova pool with port 9111 (difficulty 4).  The exact same setup, mining with tpruvot 1.7.4, also compiled with CUDA 6.5, and connected to SuprNova pool on the same port, mined at 485MH/s.  That is a +50MH/s increase, or roughly +10%.

Compile with cuda 7.5 and gain another 10%

[sp_]

Did you have the minerhash vs poolhash bug before? Did it fix it?

The bug is only present on some computers with slow cpu'.'s. On one of my rigs. 6x 750ti celeron windows 8 release #5 used 50% cpu. Release #6 is using 25% cpu. If I reduce the the intensity, the cpu usage is down.

It's not the ccminer process that use CPU but the system. (driver?)

All my windows 7 rigs are fine even with the same CPU.

[pokeytex]

DECRED BETA #6--

I did get a copy (finally) of DECRED beta #6.  It runs at 535MH/s per GTX 750ti FTW mining DCR, compiled with CUDA 6.5, using SuprNova pool with port 9111 (difficulty 4).  The exact same setup, mining with tpruvot 1.7.4, also compiled with CUDA 6.5, and connected to SuprNova pool on the same port, mined at 485MH/s.  That is a +50MH/s increase, or roughly +10%.

Compile with cuda 7.5 and gain another 10%

SP - is there an easy guide on compiling in Windows?  i use Windows 8.1 64 Bit.

[sp_]

1. Download and install cuda 7.5
2. Download and install Visual studio express
3. Download the sourcecode (https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer)
4. open the project in  visual studio.
5. Select release in the combobox.
6.  Build (click on the green play button.)

I have added 0.5% in the quark algo for the ppl who build. Will make release 79 soon.

[pokeytex]

1. Download and install cuda 7.5
2. Download and install Visual studio express
3. Download the sourcecode (https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer)
4. open the project in  visual studio.
5. Select release in the combobox.
6.  Build (click on the green play button.)

I have added 0.5% in the quark algo for the ppl who build. Will make release 79 soon.

Do you click on a specific file to build or select all files?