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September 29, 2015, 10:42:16 PM |
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BTW the SP miner is still getting 10% less hash rate compared to DJM's original release. The power fluctuates a lot on the SP version compared to the DJM version.
Wich card models? Wich operating system? I get 5-10% more hash on my rigs... 970s. I tried it on w8 x64 and w10 x64. Both seem to do it. It settles at about 10% less. Looking at the GPU usage, there are a lot of drop offs, where DJMs is pretty solid. Little late to the party apparently...
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ldp5500
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September 29, 2015, 11:44:16 PM |
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Optimized Spreadcoin miner: 0.1BTC Donation Optimized Cryptonight miner: 0.1BTC Donation
windows 7?
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bensam1231
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September 30, 2015, 03:24:10 AM |
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It appears that Give-Me-Coins is still using the weird difficulty amount for VTC. Is it possible to build in a auto-sense that will change the parameter based on the errors you get when connected? GMC is basically keeping people from mining on their pool and using rig rental sites at the same time.
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zTheWolfz
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September 30, 2015, 04:02:46 AM Last edit: September 30, 2015, 04:24:26 AM by zTheWolfz |
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-scryptr perhaps give it a test like this rpcallowip=192.168.*.* it might help you. in the miner config file. This worked for me across four different routers I have inline. All my main stuff is out in the shop "out back of the house" but I have also mined from 3 or 4 laptops inside my house while rigs mined in the shop. I have 3 wireless routers 1 main router plus cable modem.
thats quite interesting ... so the last two address points can work with it - but not a wildcard 'just' on the last one ... have you tried this with granite thewolf - or with other coins? ... #crysx Its worked with the few I've tested and found block in phoenixcoin being one of those. This is how my phoenixcoin.conf looks. Most of the time I use the same .conf for other wallets and edit it with changes to match the coin wallet and coin .conf name I'm working at the time. No not with Granite yet, but I could test to find out and will let you know if someone doesn't try it before I can get the chance. server=1 daemon=1 defaultkey=1 logtimestamps=1 dns=1 addnode=prometheus.phoenixcoin.org:9555 addnode=menoetius.phoenixcoin.org:9555 addnode=atlas.phoenixcoin.org:9555 rpcuser=phoenixcoinpc rpcpassword=x rpcport=9556 rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 rpcallowip=192.168.*.*
Working here, no blocks found as of yet "just started" with below settings. Rig 980X 12 CPU cores OS W7 64bit 960/760GTX granitecoin.conf server=1 daemon=1 defaultkey=1 logtimestamps=1 dns=1 rpcuser=TheWolf rpcpassword=x rpcport=21778 port=21777 rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 rpcallowip=192.168.*.* Command line ccminer -a x11 -o http://192.168.1.5:21778 -i 20 -u TheWolf -p x -d 0 Also I could only find this release of the wallet at the link -scryptr left GraniteCoin version v1.0.0.0 Release-final so I hope its up to date enough to except blocks? -snip- Works across the network with the same command line. Rig 4x AMD CPU's 32 cores OS Win Server 2012R2 GTX660Ti -snip- tanx for that ... the updated wallet is currently in the thread op v1.0.1 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=718939 - but the older wallet version will work ... the hashrate is still not very large - so solomining is still viable ... diff fluctuates regularly - so blocks are still reasonably easy to come by ... but the setup you have proves that it does work ... the pool we have ( grn-pool.granitecoin.com ) is the main pool i use - but will be testing thefarm with solomining ... i would like to see if the maximum connections limits the solo mining ... will test that soon ... tanx again for the test and setup - you guys are awesome ... if you guys would pm me your grn address and ill send you a token of appreciation ... hashpower / yiimp / coinking and a few other private pools are in existence to mine granite - so seeing that you solomine so easily is quite a positive boost ... i appreciate it - especially knowing that it works well with ccminer ... #crysx Thanks for the link, updated wallet still working across my network with the above config/command-line. Edit: hmm but I may have found a new problem. I had noticed r69 had closed thought it might have been me that done it unknowingly. I was testing r66 and it suddenly crashed "ccminer has stopped working" error. Back to testing r69 now to see if it closes again auto. This could be limited to my setup. Has anyone else seen this while solo mining? I was mining granitecoin when it happen both times. I didn't make note of the error code in r66, because I knew there where still some problems with solo back then.
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Liquid71
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September 30, 2015, 04:24:08 AM |
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It appears that Give-Me-Coins is still using the weird difficulty amount for VTC. Is it possible to build in a auto-sense that will change the parameter based on the errors you get when connected? GMC is basically keeping people from mining on their pool and using rig rental sites at the same time.
Seems to me it's a GMC problem not a ccminer problem. The amount of effort to code in an "auto sense" mode would be vastly more than just changing the difficulty parameter in your bat file.
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bensam1231
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September 30, 2015, 04:27:12 AM |
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It appears that Give-Me-Coins is still using the weird difficulty amount for VTC. Is it possible to build in a auto-sense that will change the parameter based on the errors you get when connected? GMC is basically keeping people from mining on their pool and using rig rental sites at the same time.
Seems to me it's a GMC problem not a ccminer problem. The amount of effort to code in an "auto sense" mode would be vastly more than just changing the difficulty parameter in your bat file. You can't use rig rentals with GMC the way it's setup right now. Looks like a couple If statements to me and GMC is a really solid pool. It's not hard to see when you're operating at the wrong difficulty. You get a bunch of 'above share' messages.
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zTheWolfz
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September 30, 2015, 04:39:34 AM Last edit: September 30, 2015, 05:46:32 AM by zTheWolfz |
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Edit: hmm but I may have found a new problem. I had noticed r69 had closed thought it might have been me that done it unknowingly. I was testing r66 and it suddenly crashed "ccminer has stopped working" error. Back to testing r69 now to see if it closes again auto. This could be limited to my setup. Has anyone else seen this while solo mining? I was mining granitecoin when it happen both times. I didn't make note of the error code in r66, because I knew there where still some problems with solo back then.
maybe I did accidentally close r69 unknowingly. Found my 1st block a few seconds ago with the 960GTX. Edit: 2nd block just in.... now that didn't take long at all. diff is down looks like. about 14mins. between 1st & 2nd block. diff had climbed to 7.11 then dropped back off going by what I've seen in the 760 ccminer. The 2 blocks found so far were on the 960, 760 nothing yet. A 3rd block just found on the 660.
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September 30, 2015, 05:40:30 AM |
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I feel really stupid because I get some insane numbers on nicehash stats and cannot explain that.
The chinese buy new hardware, the Nordics optimize. Good answer!! Anyway after 12h the nicehash stats shows avg 71.3Mh which is still nice compared to 69Mh showed in ccminer
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chrysophylax
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September 30, 2015, 05:58:42 AM |
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you guys are kidding right? ...
then why the hell are we not all pitching in to create a massive farm for ourselves? ...
find a place there - collate ALL the funds we all have into a corporation - then build the biggest farm that place has ever seen ...
free electricity? ... DAAAYAAAM! ...
im seriously researching this further ...
i have a friend that lives there - so its about time i contacted him again and find out what the laws are first hand ...
#crysx
Because we would first have to trust each other and second trust someone in China to not take our money and run. (Not saying that all Chinese are untrustworthy. But there are bad apples everywhere.) of course ... it was more impressing the fact that SOMEONE or group can do this ... would be nice - and VERY well worth it ... i have a few people that are very trustworthy - but not the investors ... only one that i have spoken to who CAN do this - but wont ... he works with the stockmarket and finance and and can finance this venture - but he just doesnt quite get that there is massive money to be with mining also ... o well - i can dream ... #crysx
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September 30, 2015, 06:01:32 AM |
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-scryptr perhaps give it a test like this rpcallowip=192.168.*.* it might help you. in the miner config file. This worked for me across four different routers I have inline. All my main stuff is out in the shop "out back of the house" but I have also mined from 3 or 4 laptops inside my house while rigs mined in the shop. I have 3 wireless routers 1 main router plus cable modem.
thats quite interesting ... so the last two address points can work with it - but not a wildcard 'just' on the last one ... have you tried this with granite thewolf - or with other coins? ... #crysx Its worked with the few I've tested and found block in phoenixcoin being one of those. This is how my phoenixcoin.conf looks. Most of the time I use the same .conf for other wallets and edit it with changes to match the coin wallet and coin .conf name I'm working at the time. No not with Granite yet, but I could test to find out and will let you know if someone doesn't try it before I can get the chance. server=1 daemon=1 defaultkey=1 logtimestamps=1 dns=1 addnode=prometheus.phoenixcoin.org:9555 addnode=menoetius.phoenixcoin.org:9555 addnode=atlas.phoenixcoin.org:9555 rpcuser=phoenixcoinpc rpcpassword=x rpcport=9556 rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 rpcallowip=192.168.*.*
Working here, no blocks found as of yet "just started" with below settings. Rig 980X 12 CPU cores OS W7 64bit 960/760GTX granitecoin.conf server=1 daemon=1 defaultkey=1 logtimestamps=1 dns=1 rpcuser=TheWolf rpcpassword=x rpcport=21778 port=21777 rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 rpcallowip=192.168.*.* Command line ccminer -a x11 -o http://192.168.1.5:21778 -i 20 -u TheWolf -p x -d 0 Also I could only find this release of the wallet at the link -scryptr left GraniteCoin version v1.0.0.0 Release-final so I hope its up to date enough to except blocks? -snip- Works across the network with the same command line. Rig 4x AMD CPU's 32 cores OS Win Server 2012R2 GTX660Ti -snip- tanx for that ... the updated wallet is currently in the thread op v1.0.1 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=718939 - but the older wallet version will work ... the hashrate is still not very large - so solomining is still viable ... diff fluctuates regularly - so blocks are still reasonably easy to come by ... but the setup you have proves that it does work ... the pool we have ( grn-pool.granitecoin.com ) is the main pool i use - but will be testing thefarm with solomining ... i would like to see if the maximum connections limits the solo mining ... will test that soon ... tanx again for the test and setup - you guys are awesome ... if you guys would pm me your grn address and ill send you a token of appreciation ... hashpower / yiimp / coinking and a few other private pools are in existence to mine granite - so seeing that you solomine so easily is quite a positive boost ... i appreciate it - especially knowing that it works well with ccminer ... #crysx Thanks for the link, updated wallet still working across my network with the above config/command-line. Edit: hmm but I may have found a new problem. I had noticed r69 had closed thought it might have been me that done it unknowingly. I was testing r66 and it suddenly crashed "ccminer has stopped working" error. Back to testing r69 now to see if it closes again auto. This could be limited to my setup. Has anyone else seen this while solo mining? I was mining granitecoin when it happen both times. I didn't make note of the error code in r66, because I knew there where still some problems with solo back then. is this windows? ... if so - ive seen this happen from time to time due to a driver crash ... a reboot normally fixes it ... on the miners side that is ... #crysx
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zTheWolfz
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September 30, 2015, 06:22:21 AM |
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Thanks for the link, updated wallet still working across my network with the above config/command-line.
Edit: hmm but I may have found a new problem. I had noticed r69 had closed thought it might have been me that done it unknowingly. I was testing r66 and it suddenly crashed "ccminer has stopped working" error. Back to testing r69 now to see if it closes again auto. This could be limited to my setup. Has anyone else seen this while solo mining? I was mining granitecoin when it happen both times. I didn't make note of the error code in r66, because I knew there where still some problems with solo back then.
is this windows? ...
if so - ive seen this happen from time to time due to a driver crash ...
a reboot normally fixes it ... on the miners side that is ...
#crysx
yes windows.. Wasn't a driver crash since my hash hasn't changed, normally it drops off a great deal after a driver crash. I think now the problem was only with r66 & not r69. see this post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=826901.msg12559692#msg12559692
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chrysophylax
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September 30, 2015, 06:44:48 AM |
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Thanks for the link, updated wallet still working across my network with the above config/command-line.
Edit: hmm but I may have found a new problem. I had noticed r69 had closed thought it might have been me that done it unknowingly. I was testing r66 and it suddenly crashed "ccminer has stopped working" error. Back to testing r69 now to see if it closes again auto. This could be limited to my setup. Has anyone else seen this while solo mining? I was mining granitecoin when it happen both times. I didn't make note of the error code in r66, because I knew there where still some problems with solo back then.
is this windows? ...
if so - ive seen this happen from time to time due to a driver crash ...
a reboot normally fixes it ... on the miners side that is ...
#crysx
yes windows.. Wasn't a driver crash since my hash hasn't changed, normally it drops off a great deal after a driver crash. I think now the problem was only with r66 & not r69. see this post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=826901.msg12559692#msg12559692i see ... i will compile the latest - and check a little later today wheni have a little more time ... tanx for that ... #crysx
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September 30, 2015, 06:46:24 AM |
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Optimized Spreadcoin miner: 0.1BTC Donation Optimized Cryptonight miner: 0.1BTC Donation
windows 7? The spreadminer comes with full sourcecode. (windows, linux) The cryoptonight is x86 a executable. Works best on windows 7
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September 30, 2015, 10:50:52 AM |
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Optimized Spreadcoin miner: 0.1BTC Donation Optimized Cryptonight miner: 0.1BTC Donation
Optimized it's 5/10/30% more hash?
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September 30, 2015, 10:55:26 AM Last edit: September 30, 2015, 12:35:55 PM by sp_ |
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10-15% on the 750ti
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September 30, 2015, 12:03:50 PM |
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Now that Tesla Powerwall is available (for some countries it will be in some months), a little solar plant for mining may be feasible (and profitable in the long term). Specially if you can apply for some government incentives.
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September 30, 2015, 12:25:34 PM |
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10-15%
I never used them sp....... what are the hashrates on the 750ti? Thx
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September 30, 2015, 12:29:48 PM |
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10-15%
I never used them sp....... what are the hashrates on the 750ti? Thx With overclocking:
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September 30, 2015, 12:40:18 PM |
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The spreadcoin, cryptonight and lyra2v2 are all memory hard algorithms.
But I still have managed to optimize them.
I believe I can optimize the Ether miner as well, but I am waiting for stratum support and a gui wallet.
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September 30, 2015, 12:48:26 PM |
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The spreadcoin, cryptonight and lyra2v2 are all memory hard algorithms.
But I still have managed to optimize them.
I believe I can optimize the Ether miner as well, but I am waiting for stratum support and a gui wallet.
I believe the GUI wallet comes out next year. It is supposed to be well after the POW for Eth is done. If I remember correct Eth POW is over in October sometime. Don't quote me on any of that.
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If you are going to leave your BTC on an exchange please send it to this address instead 1GH3ub3UUHbU5qDJW5u3E9jZ96ZEmzaXtG, I will at least use the money better than someone who steals it from the exchange. Thanks
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