CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded GPU kernels.

[taxmanmt5]

If it's too much I totally understand, but you are definitely a coder in the realm for a small percentage of Bitcoin people are going to be. Most people have learned to look at it new coin, check out the block Rewards, check for various things like that a new clone coin, but what's the actual hashing software comes out about 6 to 10 lines in it just becomes confusing.

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[abudfv2008]

Nist5 #1, and blake2s #1 sendt to the donators..

check your spam folders.

Even mail programs know where is the correct place for "your" miners!  

[sp_]

I mod the most profitable algos. The competition is shitting in my thread.

Time to earn some bitcoins. support my work, donate and recieve optimized binaries.

[ManuBBXX]

The Nemos miner (multipool miner, is mostly mining nist5 and blake2s because these algos are the most profitable)

Some Blake2s Coins taken from zpool.ca (current profit):

   Verge (blake2s)   0.14496 BTC/THASH
   BlakeStar (blake2s)   0.09150 BTC/THASH
   Neva (blake2s)   0.06910 BTC/THASH
   Taj (blake2s)   0.06156 BTC/THASH
   Honey (blake2s) 0.03797 BTC/THASH
   Info (blake2s)   0.03754 BTC/THASH

Some Nist5 coins taken from zpool.ca (24hours zpool profit)

   Coimatic (nist5)   0.00953 BTC/GHASH
   Solaris (nist5)   0.00501 BTC/GHASH
   Join (nist5)   0.00424 BTC/GHASH
   VirtaUnique (nist5)   0.00389 BTC/GHASH
   Coinonat (nist5)   0.00298 BTC/GHASH
   CakeSlices (nist5)   0.00000 BTC/GHASH

What $ to expect per day with a 1080 ti ?
And compared to SIGT mining ?

[sp_]

ppl ask about the current profit of blake2s. Zpool is taking 20-30% of the profit when they autoexchange, but the algo is still profitable. here is a snapshot.

Find another pool, and mine.

verge is good today

7GHASH = $4,41 / day
9GHASH = $5,67 / day

With (388 rigs)

[brownfly]

Time to earn some bitcoins. support my work, donate and recieve optimized binaries.

btw, your mods became more expensive because now altcoins cost less in BTC, apparently they are linked to rather fiat than BTC.

[sp_]

btw, your mods became more expensive because now altcoins cost less in BTC, apparently they are linked to rather fiat than BTC.

They said my signatum was expensive too. When I added 60% 3 days after the launch of the coin. Some of my donators have made $xxxxx ++ by using my private bins. And 3 weeks later, the opensource claimed to beat sp-mod #3, so I added some more speed for free. My kernels are always the fastest...

When the other coders give up, they come here to shit in my thread about it...

[pallas]

My kernels are always the fastest...

Provably wrong :-)
Maybe you wanted to say:

My kernels have always the highest intensity ...

[abudfv2008]

My kernels are always the fastest...

I don't remember you beat something like this even in sp7/8

And this miner was available for rather long time.

[sp_]

My kernels have always the highest intensity ...

How you do it doesn't matter. If the high intensity is stable it is producing more coins.
I sometimes mod my kernels to run stable at higher intensities.

[sp_]

I don't remember you beat something like this even in sp7/8

You are comparing apples and oranges.

The puzzy pool miner cannot be used on other pools.
sp-mod #8 does around 20.2 on the 1060 3gb with stable oc. and -i 25 (100% tdp)
The 1060 6gb have 10% more shaders so should do around 22.22 MHASH

[sp_]

I don't have problems with stale shares. For coins with fast block time you should use a lower intensity, but for other coins, an increased intensity give a higher profit.
I am a miner myself.
I create profitable kernels.

I have some more unpublished juice left in the signatum kernel. Why don't you show me what you've got, and I will teach you a lesson my young apprentice.

[antantti]

You guys are missing the biggest fun of the weekend, look at btc/bch/eur...

[sp_]

Please - who are you trying to convince by repeating that shit? I've not done CUDA in years (but fun fact - in the code you're blatantly violating the license to, is almost certainly at least some optimizations I wrote!)

That's like me challenging you to an AMD optimization - or a boxing match, for that matter.

You have not done CUDA in years, but you why do you come to shit in my thread...  

[reb0rn21]

@sp_
Do not play dumb, you agenda is clear more and more you try to demoralize every opensource NV dev there is.... name me one you did not mouth wash or use his source in your miner? just one!

Maybe you did some good work in past, I am NV miner for a year only and I don`t know what you did or not
But now you attack any opensource dev that is being done, even worst you use their code, learn from them, copy/paste, optimize the high intensity and then sell (yeah you sell not gather charity)
I don`t know any algo you did yourself in past 2 years from the ground?
And you have decency to attack any dev as alexis, epsylon or even klaus, whos which I don`t even recall talking here on your thread, whos next djm, etc

Sure miners think only about profit and with pay for selfish gain over others and you are smart to use them as we/them being selfish fucks, but stop your shit, at least acknowledge their work and shit you abuse from their code!

[sp_]

Abuse the code?

I optimize/rewrite the code. The old kernels are not profitable anymore, you can let me optimize cheap, or prepare to be harvested.

LBRY is currently being harvested..

[reb0rn21]

Abuse the code?

I optimize/rewrite the code. The old kernels are not profitable anymore, you can let me optimize cheap, or prepare to be harvested.

LBRY is currently being harvested..

then you agree you optimize other ppl work and are braking GPL in the process by not providing sources to buyers?

on top of that you you profit from their work, talk shit about their code, etc

[sp_]

Other ppl's work?

I have 1200 commits to github. Most of the kernel work in ccminer was done by me back in 2014-2015.  I don't talk shit about the other coders???. I help to fix the code. (I fixed the broken myr-groestl hash in the klaust fork)

[reb0rn21]

ohhh so you optimize your own algos
even bitcore, signatum, tribus and now nist5 and blake2s, did not know you worked at them from 2014-2015  

and what about ccminer source even that is under GPL

[sp_]

They are based on my old work on the x17 kernels.

Check

https://www.nist.gov

No GPL here