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I am not sure if there is a process, but could we possibly get Sia into sgminer? A buggy implementation of the Sia miner here: https://github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia-GPU-MinerAbout how long would it take? The algorithm above is not very optimized, we're mostly (for now) concerned about having something that works for most people and isn't super buggy. lol written by Wolf0 also apparently it isn't using the same network protocol, meaning it won't work with either sgminer nor ccminer |
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June 09, 2015, 12:22:43 AM |
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I am not sure if there is a process, but could we possibly get Sia into sgminer? A buggy implementation of the Sia miner here: https://github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia-GPU-MinerAbout how long would it take? The algorithm above is not very optimized, we're mostly (for now) concerned about having something that works for most people and isn't super buggy. lol written by Wolf0 also apparently it isn't using the same network protocol, meaning it won't work with either sgminer nor ccminer Uh, no. That was NOT written by me - I compiled their Win64 bin because they couldn't. I didn't write that thing. would you? ... we would be interested to see how this coin mines with amd and nvidia with optimizations ... #crysx |
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June 09, 2015, 12:28:00 AM |
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I am not sure if there is a process, but could we possibly get Sia into sgminer? A buggy implementation of the Sia miner here: https://github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia-GPU-MinerAbout how long would it take? The algorithm above is not very optimized, we're mostly (for now) concerned about having something that works for most people and isn't super buggy. lol written by Wolf0 also apparently it isn't using the same network protocol, meaning it won't work with either sgminer nor ccminer Uh, no. That was NOT written by me - I compiled their Win64 bin because they couldn't. I didn't write that thing. would you? ... we would be interested to see how this coin mines with amd and nvidia with optimizations ... #crysx Something like 800MH/s on 280X, I think. stock miner? ... or assuming this will be the value if you got your hands on the development? ... as their miner is very limited - only one card per machine recognized ... and non-optimized ... #crysx |
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June 09, 2015, 02:26:47 AM |
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Speaking of one card per instance. I am actually trying to control that.. I want to run one card per instance... Easy enough for the GPU (using -d ) however i cant seem to control wich core of the cpu processes for a specified GPU.
Does the CPU affinity command control this and if so how do we utilize it.
Perhaps i can be pointed to the line of code and i can compile/build a custom version for my needs
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June 09, 2015, 04:28:54 AM |
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Speaking of one card per instance. I am actually trying to control that.. I want to run one card per instance... Easy enough for the GPU (using -d ) however i cant seem to control wich core of the cpu processes for a specified GPU.
Does the CPU affinity command control this and if so how do we utilize it.
Perhaps i can be pointed to the line of code and i can compile/build a custom version for my needs
When running one instance per card, you will need to use -b to specify a different port for each additional instance: And yes, --cpu-affinity allows you to set the specific core you want that instance to use: |
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June 09, 2015, 09:21:13 AM |
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so there really isnt anything different about what has been happening in the industry ... just following the same steps ... which is great ... technological advancements at this rate is a very good thing ... but wait? ... why? ... we have never done that - and never will ... waiting means that that you will miss out on what is NOW ... the crypto sphere is going to be a very different animal in 6months time - as will the commercially available products to mine with ... 6months is a massive amount of time to mine and trade and save - all at the same time ... who knows - btc may just jump back to the $1000USD mark again  ... why would you want to miss out on gaining all those crypto coins so that you CAN purchase these cards when they come out next year ... its what we do ... i hope they do bring this technology all out sooner than later - as the next generation of chips will be a massive jump in hashrate if history is anything to go by ... tanx for the read ... #crysx I didn't mean to stop mining now rather to start saving for upgrades from current mining income. Its a big jump and those who wont upgrade might become unprofitable. Also a little more news from AMD. Cheap!! http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/amd-radeon-300-series-pricing-revealed.html |
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djm34
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June 09, 2015, 01:01:25 PM |
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so there really isnt anything different about what has been happening in the industry ... just following the same steps ... which is great ... technological advancements at this rate is a very good thing ... but wait? ... why? ... we have never done that - and never will ... waiting means that that you will miss out on what is NOW ... the crypto sphere is going to be a very different animal in 6months time - as will the commercially available products to mine with ... 6months is a massive amount of time to mine and trade and save - all at the same time ... who knows - btc may just jump back to the $1000USD mark again ... why would you want to miss out on gaining all those crypto coins so that you CAN purchase these cards when they come out next year ... its what we do ... i hope they do bring this technology all out sooner than later - as the next generation of chips will be a massive jump in hashrate if history is anything to go by ... tanx for the read ... #crysx I didn't mean to stop mining now rather to start saving for upgrades from current mining income. Its a big jump and those who wont upgrade might become unprofitable. Also a little more news from AMD. Cheap!! http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/amd-radeon-300-series-pricing-revealed.htmlwhich is good as it will force nvidia to decrease a bit their price... |
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June 09, 2015, 01:18:32 PM |
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so there really isnt anything different about what has been happening in the industry ... just following the same steps ... which is great ... technological advancements at this rate is a very good thing ... but wait? ... why? ... we have never done that - and never will ... waiting means that that you will miss out on what is NOW ... the crypto sphere is going to be a very different animal in 6months time - as will the commercially available products to mine with ... 6months is a massive amount of time to mine and trade and save - all at the same time ... who knows - btc may just jump back to the $1000USD mark again ... why would you want to miss out on gaining all those crypto coins so that you CAN purchase these cards when they come out next year ... its what we do ... i hope they do bring this technology all out sooner than later - as the next generation of chips will be a massive jump in hashrate if history is anything to go by ... tanx for the read ... #crysx I didn't mean to stop mining now rather to start saving for upgrades from current mining income. Its a big jump and those who wont upgrade might become unprofitable. Also a little more news from AMD. Cheap!! http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/amd-radeon-300-series-pricing-revealed.htmlhey - they are very similar prices to the 7970 / 280x series when they first came out ... though testing would be almost impossible at the moment ... the next nvidia series cards look like they are going to blitz the market with the hashrates - but unfortunately - they 'look' like they will not be so competitive in price ... will be a nice showdown when it happens  ... #crysx |
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June 10, 2015, 12:20:31 AM |
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nothing about power consumption in that AMD release article. which, for miners with > free electricity, means almost everything.
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June 10, 2015, 12:38:29 AM |
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nothing about power consumption in that AMD release article. which, for miners with > free electricity, means almost everything.
The 390x is rumored to have 300W TDP and they will be released on June 18th and the flagship device, Fury will be released on June 24th. I'll be curious what Wolf0 will crank out of those ones. |
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June 10, 2015, 03:44:31 AM |
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nothing about power consumption in that AMD release article. which, for miners with > free electricity, means almost everything.
The 390x is rumored to have 300W TDP and they will be released on June 18th and the flagship device, Fury will be released on June 24th. I'll be curious what Wolf0 will crank out of those ones. i think EVERYONE will be interested in what wolf does with these cards ... wolf - i want to be first in line mate ... #crysx |
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June 10, 2015, 03:56:46 AM |
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nothing about power consumption in that AMD release article. which, for miners with > free electricity, means almost everything.
The 390x is rumored to have 300W TDP and they will be released on June 18th and the flagship device, Fury will be released on June 24th. I'll be curious what Wolf0 will crank out of those ones. i think EVERYONE will be interested in what wolf does with these cards ... wolf - i want to be first in line mate ... #crysx I've got a free one coming to me the moment they drop. And no, it's not some farmer wanting me to optimize; there's no strings attached. A guy owes me a favor. which one? ... australia is ALWAYS behind in all this - so we will not see the cards for a while after they are released ... i really need to move to a place thats more current - like the us or uk or eu ... o bugger it - anywhere else  ... #crysx |
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June 10, 2015, 04:07:57 AM |
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nothing about power consumption in that AMD release article. which, for miners with > free electricity, means almost everything.
The 390x is rumored to have 300W TDP and they will be released on June 18th and the flagship device, Fury will be released on June 24th. I'll be curious what Wolf0 will crank out of those ones. i think EVERYONE will be interested in what wolf does with these cards ... wolf - i want to be first in line mate ... #crysx I've got a free one coming to me the moment they drop. And no, it's not some farmer wanting me to optimize; there's no strings attached. A guy owes me a favor. which one? ... australia is ALWAYS behind in all this - so we will not see the cards for a while after they are released ... i really need to move to a place thats more current - like the us or uk or eu ... o bugger it - anywhere else ... #crysx You could utilize a buyer in one of those areas, an agreed-upon cryptocurrency of choice, and a provider of escrow so that you could probably have it in your hands within a week or so of its release in whatever area your buyer is in. |
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June 10, 2015, 05:13:24 AM |
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nothing about power consumption in that AMD release article. which, for miners with > free electricity, means almost everything.
The 390x is rumored to have 300W TDP and they will be released on June 18th and the flagship device, Fury will be released on June 24th. I'll be curious what Wolf0 will crank out of those ones. i think EVERYONE will be interested in what wolf does with these cards ... wolf - i want to be first in line mate ... #crysx I've got a free one coming to me the moment they drop. And no, it's not some farmer wanting me to optimize; there's no strings attached. A guy owes me a favor. which one? ... australia is ALWAYS behind in all this - so we will not see the cards for a while after they are released ... i really need to move to a place thats more current - like the us or uk or eu ... o bugger it - anywhere else ... #crysx You could utilize a buyer in one of those areas, an agreed-upon cryptocurrency of choice, and a provider of escrow so that you could probably have it in your hands within a week or so of its release in whatever area your buyer is in. that is a possibility ... but so is amazon ... i suppose if any new cards come out - its probably better to wait till they hit the shelves here for warranty purposes ... am waiting on the new optimizations that sp is going to release ... will be something to see when the new cards come out for nvidia also ... #crysx |
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June 10, 2015, 06:57:17 AM |
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nothing about power consumption in that AMD release article. which, for miners with > free electricity, means almost everything.
The 390x is rumored to have 300W TDP and they will be released on June 18th and the flagship device, Fury will be released on June 24th. I'll be curious what Wolf0 will crank out of those ones. It's not going to matter. Wolf0 makes private kernels and sells them to the select few. Good reason if any to stay away from AMD. I was already there and saw that. And yeah, efficiency... |
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June 10, 2015, 07:44:32 AM |
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Amazon rock, just returned a 750ti bought almost a year ago as the fan failed, they have given me a full refund.
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June 10, 2015, 08:19:11 AM |
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Amazon rock, just returned a 750ti bought almost a year ago as the fan failed, they have given me a full refund.
Should've RMA'd that to the manufacturer. Not sure why Amazon would honor a return like that. |
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June 10, 2015, 11:35:00 AM |
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Amazon rock, just returned a 750ti bought almost a year ago as the fan failed, they have given me a full refund.
Should've RMA'd that to the manufacturer. Not sure why Amazon would honor a return like that. I'm very happy, mined on the card for a year and now I have my £109 back to put towards my next purchase. Amazon even paid for the return postage. |
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June 10, 2015, 04:23:01 PM |
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nothing about power consumption in that AMD release article. which, for miners with > free electricity, means almost everything.
The 390x is rumored to have 300W TDP and they will be released on June 18th and the flagship device, Fury will be released on June 24th. I'll be curious what Wolf0 will crank out of those ones. It's not going to matter. Wolf0 makes private kernels and sells them to the select few. Good reason if any to stay away from AMD. I was already there and saw that. And yeah, efficiency... I'm not interested in AMD mining at all, I'm all for nvidia but it is valuable to know how those cards will run because they could potentially cripple the green team especially because they will be cheap (R9 390X 8GB - $390; R9 390 8GB - $329). And to be completely honest I wish more people would advertise their private miners because as much as I appreciate sp_, tpruvot, djm34 and other's work their optimizations are being used by everyone because they are free and in reality if everyone has fast miners then nobody really have an advantage. It might be a good example (or just a coincidence) that since sp_ announced a week ago that he "pushed Quark on the AMD 280x from 1.7 MHASH to 4,5MHASH on standard clocks" the weekly average hashrate on yaamp for quark increased from 572 mh/s to 852 mh/s even though the profit decreased from 0.051 to 0.0398 mbtc/mh/d. And apparently there's a private russian miner which does 11mh/s (280x) and if that was free, quark mining would turn unprofitable very fast. So really, you either have very cheap electiricty, a fast private miner or tons of time to research coins nobody is looking at. Miners mine mainly for profit so why shouldn't devs prioritize their profits as well? Assuming sp_ haven't changed his donation address he only received 4.6 BTC in the last 9 months meanwhile on yaamp alone currently there are 98 miners (with who knows how many cards per miner) using different SP-MOD ccminer forks. How many of those people ever donated or even knew this thread existed? Sure, private miners have plenty of cons on both sides but I'd certainly like to know the options. |
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June 10, 2015, 04:48:54 PM |
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Miners mine mainly for profit so why shouldn't devs prioritize their profits as well? Assuming sp_ haven't changed his donation address he only received 4.6 BTC in the last 9 months meanwhile on yaamp alone currently there are 98 miners (with who knows how many cards per miner) using different SP-MOD ccminer forks. How many of those people ever donated or even knew this thread existed? Sure, private miners have plenty of cons on both sides but I'd certainly like to know the options. [/quote] You can't just look at BTC donations. Some of us donated mining time to DASH & development time/trials. |
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