CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded GPU kernels.

[hashbrown9000]

yeah power meters are pretty cool. i have a cheap-o Kill-A-Watt and the display updates only once a second, but the range of fluctuation is only a couple watts.

i'm drawing 2.75A from the wall.  All my miners run on the 80+ gold-rated supplies. Looking it up, put in a 12% gain in efficiency and the system is drawing 290W total at the PS.  System is:

• Intel Celeron G1830
• Biostar H81S2
• 5x PCI-e 16x-1x ribbon risers
• 5x Giga 750ti OC
• 1x Kingston HyperX 8GB DDR3
• 1x cheapo Sandisk Glide 16GB USB stick running kopiemtu

here's the Seasonic I use: http://www.hardocp.com/article/2013/10/30/seasonic_gseries_g750_power_supply_review/4#.VVln4a3ImkA
This one's efficiency is pretty flat all the way up to full load.

The +125 MHz overclock in Linux gives me 6.0 MH/s right on the nose, for the Giga 750ti OC cards.

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[chrysophylax]

yeah power meters are pretty cool. i have a cheap-o Kill-A-Watt and the display updates only once a second, but the range of fluctuation is only a couple watts.

i'm drawing 2.75A from the wall.  All my miners run on the 80+ gold-rated supplies. Looking it up, put in a 12% gain in efficiency and the system is drawing 290W total at the PS.  System is:

• Intel Celeron G1830
• Biostar H81S2
• 5x PCI-e 16x-1x ribbon risers
• 5x Giga 750ti OC
• 1x Kingston HyperX 8GB DDR3
• 1x cheapo Sandisk Glide 16GB USB stick running kopiemtu

here's the Seasonic I use: http://www.hardocp.com/article/2013/10/30/seasonic_gseries_g750_power_supply_review/4#.VVln4a3ImkA
This one's efficiency is pretty flat all the way up to full load.

The +125 MHz overclock in Linux gives me 6.0 MH/s right on the nose, for the Giga 750ti OC cards.

again ... nice figures there ...

are you in australia? ... where do i get these kill-a-watt meters? ...

a trip to bunnings today i think ...

#crysx

[sambiohazard]

yeah power meters are pretty cool. i have a cheap-o Kill-A-Watt and the display updates only once a second, but the range of fluctuation is only a couple watts.

i'm drawing 2.75A from the wall.  All my miners run on the 80+ gold-rated supplies. Looking it up, put in a 12% gain in efficiency and the system is drawing 290W total at the PS.  System is:

• Intel Celeron G1830
• Biostar H81S2
• 5x PCI-e 16x-1x ribbon risers
• 5x Giga 750ti OC
• 1x Kingston HyperX 8GB DDR3
• 1x cheapo Sandisk Glide 16GB USB stick running kopiemtu

here's the Seasonic I use: http://www.hardocp.com/article/2013/10/30/seasonic_gseries_g750_power_supply_review/4#.VVln4a3ImkA
This one's efficiency is pretty flat all the way up to full load.

The +125 MHz overclock in Linux gives me 6.0 MH/s right on the nose, for the Giga 750ti OC cards.

again ... nice figures there ...

are you in australia? ... where do i get these kill-a-watt meters? ...

a trip to bunnings today i think ...

#crysx

I cant find a kill-a-watt for 240V, all i have seen are for 120V or whatever US standard is.

[Masked_Immortal]

I get
Stratum connection failed:....

from Yaamp

and

...retry after 30 seconds

from west/nice hash

for which algos? ... most? ...

yaamp is now down - the owner / dev committed a comment to their thread ... saying that their severs have been compromised ...

no time frame as to when it is coming back up - only the 'promise' of it coming back up better than before ...

sad to see ... this could be another multipool down and out for the count ... will see whether they get back up soon or not ...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=508786.msg11401645#msg11401645 ...

#crysx

yes yaamp is down, i tried only quark @ nice/west and it didn't connect.

[joblo]

Hi guys here are my results for various algo. I used simple config w/o any switches for all algos except scrypt ones & cryptonight algo. I used ccminer release49, cudaminer 2014-02-28, & ccminer-tsiv-20140926.

I was also running cryptonight on 2 CPU cores & atleast 10 POS coins were staking . So take these results with a grain of salt. My machine is i5 4670, 8GB RAM, Win7 64-bit, MSI GTX970 & GTX750ti. I measured power consumption using APC Powerchute s/w for the cards only not whole machine. I basically noted the difference in power consumption while machine was idle & while mining. There was very little fluctuation so figures are pretty accurate.

Sample config: ccminer.exe -d gtx750ti -q -s 1 -a ALGO -o POOLURL:PORT -O USER:PASS [scrypt/cryptonight switches]

Code:

==========================================================================================================================
Algo		KHash 970	KHash 750ti	Total KHash	Power 970	Power 750ti	Total Power	Pool Used
===========================================================================================================================
Quark		13300.00	5150.00		18450.00	164 W		43 W		207 W		NiceHash
Neoscrypt	475.00		162.00		637.00		155 W		50 W		205 W		NiceHash
NIST5		22100.00	8520.00		30620.00	155 W		50 W		205 W		NiceHash
X11		7450.00		2810.00		10260.00	164 W		43 W		207 W		NiceHash
X13		5940.00		2225.00		8165.00		164 W		45 W		209 W		NiceHash
X15		5150.00		1950.00		7100.00		160 W		43 W		203 W		NiceHash
Lyra2RE		1098.00		701.00		1799.00		112 W		34 W		146 W		NiceHash
Skein		268000.00	86000.00	354000.00	164 W		40 W		204 W		Digibyte NOMP
Qubit		11450.00	4475.00		15925.00	160 W		40 W		200 W		NiceHash
Keccak		430000.00	157500.00	587500.00	155 W		43 W		198 W		NiceHash
WhirlPoolX	Vanillacoin is Pure POS for a month so cant test
CryptoNight	0.36		0.20		0.56		104 W		26 W		130 W		Minergate
Scrypt NF15	2.77		0.98		3.75		164 W		52 W		216 W		UTC TumblingBlock
Scrypt NF16	0.78		0.35		1.13		130 W		44 W		174 W		UTC TumblingBlock
Groestl		20500.00	7420.00		27920.00	172 W		64 W		236 W		GRS Dwarfpool
Scrypt		507.67		272.07		779.74		173 W		60 W		233 W		NiceHash
Scrypt-N	252.00		140.00		392.00		173 W		60 W		233 W		NiceHash

I hope you like it

Regards

Sam

Yes i like it. Nice work.

The power numbers for the 970 are almost all over spec (145W), but the 750ti numbers are almost all a little
under spec (60).  That puts the 970 power draw the same as the 980 (165W), or maybe the 980 also draws
more than spec. I haven't got any power data to compare.

Your hashrates, except skein,  on the 750ti are lower than mine. I may not have let skein run long enough,
it was a quick test and I wasn't too concerned about that algo.

My card is an EVGA GTX750ti SC, 1255 Mhz boost clock. I think the MSI is around 100 KHz lower.

My observed hashrates from yaamp (when it was alive) with ccminer 1.5.50-SP default parms.

x11            3075 KH/s
x13            2420 KH/s
quark         6050 KH/s
qubit          4825 KH/s
skein         79 MH/s
neoscrypt  170 KH/s
lyra2          710 KH/s
nist5          9400 KH/s

[joblo]

I get
Stratum connection failed:....

from Yaamp

and

...retry after 30 seconds

from west/nice hash

for which algos? ... most? ...

yaamp is now down - the owner / dev committed a comment to their thread ... saying that their severs have been compromised ...

no time frame as to when it is coming back up - only the 'promise' of it coming back up better than before ...

sad to see ... this could be another multipool down and out for the count ... will see whether they get back up soon or not ...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=508786.msg11401645#msg11401645 ...

#crysx

yes yaamp is down, i tried only quark @ nice/west and it didn't connect.

Did you let it retry a few times? When I start quark on westhash it always
fails to connect on the first try.  To be more precise, It always displays that
message, but no other error message when starting up.

[Masked_Immortal]

@joblo
yes i left it to try several times, no success
also i am not a coder and i am not familiar with the structure of miners codes like ccminer and sgminer
 in sgminer when the server is down there is no gpu load
but it seems that in ccminer my gpu is under full load even when there is no connection to server!


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[joblo]

@joblo
yes i left it to try several times, no success
also i am not a coder and i am not familiar with the structure of miners codes like ccminer and sgminer
 in sgminer when the server is down there is no gpu load
but it seems that in ccminer my gpu is under full load even when there is no connection to server!


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YAAMP IS DOWN! You even acknowleded in the the post I replied to.

[sp_]

Hi guys here are my results for various algo. I used simple config w/o any switches for all algos except scrypt ones & cryptonight algo. I used ccminer release49, cudaminer 2014-02-28, & ccminer-tsiv-20140926.

I was also running cryptonight on 2 CPU cores & atleast 10 POS coins were staking . So take these results with a grain of salt. My machine is i5 4670, 8GB RAM, Win7 64-bit, MSI GTX970 & GTX750ti. I measured power consumption using APC Powerchute s/w for the cards only not whole machine. I basically noted the difference in power consumption while machine was idle & while mining. There was very little fluctuation so figures are pretty accurate.

Sample config: ccminer.exe -d gtx750ti -q -s 1 -a ALGO -o POOLURL:PORT -O USER:PASS [scrypt/cryptonight switches]

Code:

==========================================================================================================================
Algo		KHash 970	KHash 750ti	Total KHash	Power 970	Power 750ti	Total Power	Pool Used
===========================================================================================================================
Quark		13300.00	5150.00		18450.00	164 W		43 W		207 W		NiceHash
Neoscrypt	475.00		162.00		637.00		155 W		50 W		205 W		NiceHash
NIST5		22100.00	8520.00		30620.00	155 W		50 W		205 W		NiceHash
X11		7450.00		2810.00		10260.00	164 W		43 W		207 W		NiceHash
X13		5940.00		2225.00		8165.00		164 W		45 W		209 W		NiceHash
X15		5150.00		1950.00		7100.00		160 W		43 W		203 W		NiceHash
Lyra2RE		1098.00		701.00		1799.00		112 W		34 W		146 W		NiceHash
Skein		268000.00	86000.00	354000.00	164 W		40 W		204 W		Digibyte NOMP
Qubit		11450.00	4475.00		15925.00	160 W		40 W		200 W		NiceHash
Keccak		430000.00	157500.00	587500.00	155 W		43 W		198 W		NiceHash
WhirlPoolX	Vanillacoin is Pure POS for a month so cant test
CryptoNight	0.36		0.20		0.56		104 W		26 W		130 W		Minergate
Scrypt NF15	2.77		0.98		3.75		164 W		52 W		216 W		UTC TumblingBlock
Scrypt NF16	0.78		0.35		1.13		130 W		44 W		174 W		UTC TumblingBlock
Groestl		20500.00	7420.00		27920.00	172 W		64 W		236 W		GRS Dwarfpool
Scrypt		507.67		272.07		779.74		173 W		60 W		233 W		NiceHash
Scrypt-N	252.00		140.00		392.00		173 W		60 W		233 W		NiceHash

I hope you like it

Regards

Sam

Yes i like it. Nice work.
The power numbers for the 970 are almost all over spec (145W), but the 750ti numbers are almost all a little
under spec (60).  That puts the 970 power draw the same as the 980 (165W), or maybe the 980 also draws
more than spec. I haven't got any power data to compare.
Your hashrates, except skein,  on the 750ti are lower than mine. I may not have let skein run long enough,
it was a quick test and I wasn't too concerned about that algo.
My card is an EVGA GTX750ti SC, 1255 Mhz boost clock. I think the MSI is around 100 KHz lower.
My observed hashrates from yaamp (when it was alive) with ccminer 1.5.50-SP default parms.
x11            3075 KH/s
x13            2420 KH/s
quark         6050 KH/s
qubit          4825 KH/s
skein         79 MH/s
neoscrypt  170 KH/s
lyra2          710 KH/s
nist5          9400 KH/s

Sambiohazard your numbers are low, did you compile a 64 bit version? Use x86 and windows for the fastest speeds. my results are closer to the numbers by joblo.
What cards are you using?

My private cryptonight donation miner does 450 on default clocks and closer to 500 with overclock on the 970. The 750ti goes up go to 310 with max overclock.

[sp_]

I have implemented --gpu-memclock and --gpu-engine parameters in ccminer now.
Will messure the watt and get back to you.

Looks like the --gpu-memclockand --gpu-engine will only work on windows for now.

With exact clock settings it will easier to compare the different cards and their performance. As you can see in the tests performed by the users, quark is 17% faster on the evga than the msi (model?)  card on standard clocks

[chrysophylax]

I get
Stratum connection failed:....

from Yaamp

and

...retry after 30 seconds

from west/nice hash

for which algos? ... most? ...

yaamp is now down - the owner / dev committed a comment to their thread ... saying that their severs have been compromised ...

no time frame as to when it is coming back up - only the 'promise' of it coming back up better than before ...

sad to see ... this could be another multipool down and out for the count ... will see whether they get back up soon or not ...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=508786.msg11401645#msg11401645 ...

#crysx

yes yaamp is down, i tried only quark @ nice/west and it didn't connect.

quark ALWAYS seems to be down at westhash ...

well - not always - but a lot of the time ... ...

ive emailed support regarding the continuous disconnects of ALL algos for the donation links ( stratum proxies ) and have yet to hear back from them concerning that ...

it seems that if the ip that connects to their stratum servers stays idle for a while - it kicks it off and doesnt allow a reconnect ... which is why ( if you are using the donation links for sp or granitecoin at the moment ) are not functional ...

They used to failover to yaamp - but alas - yaamp is down indefinitely now ...

does anyone here know of a 'good' multipool that does the same thing as yaamp and westhash / nicehash - that we can setup as a failover for the donation links? ...

#crysx

[chrysophylax]

yeah power meters are pretty cool. i have a cheap-o Kill-A-Watt and the display updates only once a second, but the range of fluctuation is only a couple watts.

i'm drawing 2.75A from the wall.  All my miners run on the 80+ gold-rated supplies. Looking it up, put in a 12% gain in efficiency and the system is drawing 290W total at the PS.  System is:

• Intel Celeron G1830
• Biostar H81S2
• 5x PCI-e 16x-1x ribbon risers
• 5x Giga 750ti OC
• 1x Kingston HyperX 8GB DDR3
• 1x cheapo Sandisk Glide 16GB USB stick running kopiemtu

here's the Seasonic I use: http://www.hardocp.com/article/2013/10/30/seasonic_gseries_g750_power_supply_review/4#.VVln4a3ImkA
This one's efficiency is pretty flat all the way up to full load.

The +125 MHz overclock in Linux gives me 6.0 MH/s right on the nose, for the Giga 750ti OC cards.

again ... nice figures there ...

are you in australia? ... where do i get these kill-a-watt meters? ...

a trip to bunnings today i think ...

#crysx

I cant find a kill-a-watt for 240V, all i have seen are for 120V or whatever US standard is.

ill have a look around and see what i can find ...

tanx ...

#crysx

[chrysophylax]

I have implemented --gpu-memclock and --gpu-engine parameters in ccminer now.
Will messure the watt and get back to you.

Looks like the --gpu-memclockand --gpu-engine will only work on windows for now.

With exact clock settings it will easier to compare the different cards and their performance. As you can see in the tests performed by the users, quark is 17% faster on the evga than the msi (model?)  card on standard clocks

why only on windows sp?

#crysx

[sp_]

Lazy..

The windows builds produce more hash, and use less power. You can get 100% more  profit if you switch to windows.

[pallas]

Lazy..

The windows builds produce more hash, and use less power. You can get 100% more  profit if you switch to windows.

reason why I'm not buying nvidia: amd drivers for linux are bad but the situation with nvidia is even worse.
another reason is I wanna see the r9 3XX in action before buying for the winter.

[chrysophylax]

Lazy..

The windows builds produce more hash, and use less power. You can get 100% more  profit if you switch to windows.

i wont be switching ( about to be ) 30 + machines to windows sp ...

it becomes way too much maintenance for each system - and way too expensive for the licensing to microsoft ...

id rather spend all the money upgrading the farm AND donating to devs that will support the effort ...

you have a fantastic ccminer fork here - one that stands out from many that are out there ...

not supporting linux in this way dulls the shine you have with this fork ...

and the community support that you have with those that mine with linux - will be disappointing to see that you wont support this side of the community ...

im actually a little taken back with that mate - to be totally honest with you ...

#crysx

[antonio8]

Lazy..

The windows builds produce more hash, and use less power. You can get 100% more  profit if you switch to windows.

reason why I'm not buying nvidia: amd drivers for linux are bad but the situation with nvidia is even worse.
another reason is I wanna see the r9 3XX in action before buying for the winter.

Take it as a rumor for now but the only cards probably worth it will be the top of the line 3xx.

http://videocardz.com/55499/amds-hawaii-gpu-to-return-with-radeon-300-series

[chrysophylax]

Lazy..

The windows builds produce more hash, and use less power. You can get 100% more  profit if you switch to windows.

reason why I'm not buying nvidia: amd drivers for linux are bad but the situation with nvidia is even worse.
another reason is I wanna see the r9 3XX in action before buying for the winter.

our farm was completely amd ... now its a hybrid amd / nvidia - though mostly nvidia now ...

the headaches involved with catalyst drivers and the lack of linux support was beyond us - so was one of the major reasons we changed over to nvidia - apart from the power consumption / hash savings ...

either way - it was worth the effort ... it still is ...

but to change to cumbersome top heavy os like windows JUST to mine? ... not a chance ...

will find another way and support that way ...

until microsoft decide to release a FREE version of windows ( which looks like version 10 anyway ) - even then we will be hard pressed to reconfigure and redesign the ENTIRE farm for that os ...

will consider where we go next once we see how the 'scene' goes on this end ...

#crysx

[chrysophylax]

Lazy..

The windows builds produce more hash, and use less power. You can get 100% more  profit if you switch to windows.

reason why I'm not buying nvidia: amd drivers for linux are bad but the situation with nvidia is even worse.
another reason is I wanna see the r9 3XX in action before buying for the winter.

Take it as a rumor for now but the only cards probably worth it will be the top of the line 3xx.

http://videocardz.com/55499/amds-hawaii-gpu-to-return-with-radeon-300-series

if amd are going the way they did with 7970 etc which were rebranded ( and that was it for the first round - just a rebrand ) as 280x - then for the next 6 months - we will not really see anything worth the while ...

unless of course they decide that an actual rebrand AND redesign is what they will bring out ...

but its all conjecture for the moment ... would be nice for a redesign though ...

...

#crysx

[sp_]

Lazy..
The windows builds produce more hash, and use less power. You can get 100% more  profit if you switch to windows.

not supporting linux in this way dulls the shine you have with this fork ...
#crysx

I will continue to support linux. But the memclock/gpuclock is windows only for now.