tbearhere
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January 30, 2016, 10:24:00 AM Last edit: January 30, 2016, 12:30:32 PM by tbearhere |
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My 2 and 3 card 750 ti rigs are doing great with vanilla....100% accepts. But my 6 card 750ti is 88%. Here is my 2 card 750ti on another rig with 2 980ti. EDIT: I'm trying different scan times but I don't know if that has anything to do with helping the rejects. Using tpruvot's CCminer v1.5.78 for vanilla coin Any help please.Thx EDIT: Problem solved 1 to 3 750 ti's per instance. On higher end cards one instance per card....... getting 100% accepts. Efficiency at suprnova pool 100%
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bathrobehero
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January 30, 2016, 12:47:55 PM |
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guys... anyone know please help.
how big is ether blockchain? i connect with geth --rpc and it's been 5 days now sill not finish. the size of ethereum folder in \local\ethereum about 5.6 GB. and the synchronization is bad, many times just hang and need to restart the command again in new cmd.
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can't we just mining in pool (example eth.pool) and using deposit address from trading site? (for example Poloniex) so i don't have to made those geth and stuff again.
thanks.
I tried to sync geth yesterday and at first it I stopped it after about 6 hours of syncing and barely getting anywhere then I find that there's the --fast option which is basically an online bootstrap kind of syncing as far as I understand it and it took me like 20 minutes to finish from 0. It also only takes up 800 MB for me fully synced and it's working flawlessly.
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kangjooe
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January 30, 2016, 09:10:23 PM |
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guys... anyone know please help.
how big is ether blockchain? i connect with geth --rpc and it's been 5 days now sill not finish. the size of ethereum folder in \local\ethereum about 5.6 GB. and the synchronization is bad, many times just hang and need to restart the command again in new cmd.
and...
can't we just mining in pool (example eth.pool) and using deposit address from trading site? (for example Poloniex) so i don't have to made those geth and stuff again.
thanks.
I tried to sync geth yesterday and at first it I stopped it after about 6 hours of syncing and barely getting anywhere then I find that there's the --fast option which is basically an online bootstrap kind of syncing as far as I understand it and it took me like 20 minutes to finish from 0. It also only takes up 800 MB for me fully synced and it's working flawlessly. i solved the problem. i'm using new released Ethereum-Wallet-win64-0-3-9 which is make my life easier million times. it show the progress how many block we sync, and GUI just like regular coin wallet. great tools. mining with my 970 in windows 7 @ 18 mH/s. i'm pretty happy with the result
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bathrobehero
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January 31, 2016, 12:48:39 AM |
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guys... anyone know please help.
how big is ether blockchain? i connect with geth --rpc and it's been 5 days now sill not finish. the size of ethereum folder in \local\ethereum about 5.6 GB. and the synchronization is bad, many times just hang and need to restart the command again in new cmd.
and...
can't we just mining in pool (example eth.pool) and using deposit address from trading site? (for example Poloniex) so i don't have to made those geth and stuff again.
thanks.
I tried to sync geth yesterday and at first it I stopped it after about 6 hours of syncing and barely getting anywhere then I find that there's the --fast option which is basically an online bootstrap kind of syncing as far as I understand it and it took me like 20 minutes to finish from 0. It also only takes up 800 MB for me fully synced and it's working flawlessly. i solved the problem. i'm using new released Ethereum-Wallet-win64-0-3-9 which is make my life easier million times. it show the progress how many block we sync, and GUI just like regular coin wallet. great tools. mining with my 970 in windows 7 @ 18 mH/s. i'm pretty happy with the result You should try pushing the memory up by 500 Mhz. This wallet is awesome.
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Liquid71
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January 31, 2016, 11:51:23 AM |
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So is the cuda 7.5 miners up to par with the 6.5 releases? I've stuck with the last 6.5 release, is it time to upgrade Also dumb question maybe, but what was the advantage of moving to 7.5?
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Slava_K
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January 31, 2016, 12:18:29 PM |
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So is the cuda 7.5 miners up to par with the 6.5 releases? I've stuck with the last 6.5 release, is it time to upgrade Also dumb question maybe, but what was the advantage of moving to 7.5? Next step in summer to Pascal!
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Eliovp
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January 31, 2016, 12:40:15 PM |
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So is the cuda 7.5 miners up to par with the 6.5 releases? I've stuck with the last 6.5 release, is it time to upgrade Also dumb question maybe, but what was the advantage of moving to 7.5? Next step in summer to Pascal! That will probably be the beginning of 2017. Like always..
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hashbrown9000
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January 31, 2016, 04:57:48 PM |
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can tpruvot's latest git be compiled under cuda 6.5 still?
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scryptr
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January 31, 2016, 05:38:57 PM |
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can tpruvot's latest git be compiled under cuda 6.5 still?
TPRUVOT CAN BE COMPILED WITH CUDA 6.5-- I just did it on all my Linux rigs. --scryptr
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hashbrown9000
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January 31, 2016, 07:29:10 PM |
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anyone get sp_'s version to show consistent pool vs. local hashrates for vanilla?
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scryptr
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January 31, 2016, 07:43:54 PM |
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anyone get sp_'s version to show consistent pool vs. local hashrates for vanilla?
I TRIED-- But I didn't try for long. It wasn't a fair trial. I was more worried about mining when the price for VanillaCoin (VNL) was good. The miner from tpruvot worked smoothly, and it may not be the fastest, but I needed consistent performance. The price for VNL is dropping already.I mined about 350 coins or so, and am planning to trade for BitCoin. --scryptr EDIT: I did not find any performance flags that increased the hash rate for VNL. Setting the intensity to "-i 31" did nothing to increase performance. The command string "-C --cpu-priority 5" is not supported on tpruvot's miner, it usually makes a big difference when using sp_ 's miner. --scryptr
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Epsylon3
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January 31, 2016, 11:03:42 PM |
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just -C is different, not needed (default) but called --cuda-schedule like genoil miner
cpu-priority is there
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Slava_K
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January 31, 2016, 11:25:19 PM |
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anyone get sp_'s version to show consistent pool vs. local hashrates for vanilla?
I TRIED-- But I didn't try for long. It wasn't a fair trial. I was more worried about mining when the price for VanillaCoin (VNL) was good. The miner from tpruvot worked smoothly, and it may not be the fastest, but I needed consistent performance. The price for VNL is dropping already.I mined about 350 coins or so, and am planning to trade for BitCoin. --scryptr EDIT: I did not find any performance flags that increased the hash rate for VNL. Setting the intensity to "-i 31" did nothing to increase performance. The command string "-C --cpu-priority 5" is not supported on tpruvot's miner, it usually makes a big difference when using sp_ 's miner. --scryptr I mined more then 450 vnl ans sell them by best prices on last week... my hashrate in middle is 11 gh...
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scryptr
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January 31, 2016, 11:33:05 PM |
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just -C is different, not needed (default) but called --cuda-schedule like genoil miner
cpu-priority is there
THANKS! -- Thanks for the information. I will put it away for later. --scryptr
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hashbrown9000
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January 31, 2016, 11:35:13 PM |
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wish these coins would stay profitable for more than a day
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scryptr
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February 01, 2016, 12:01:44 AM |
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wish these coins would stay profitable for more than a day CUDAMINER THREAD-- Somewhere in CBuchner's CudaMiner thread (all 1100+ pages of it) a miner said, "...every coin we talk about becomes unprofitable..." .It is the nature of the beast. --scryptr
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Slava_K
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February 01, 2016, 12:05:09 AM |
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wish these coins would stay profitable for more than a day
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djm34
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February 01, 2016, 01:13:36 AM |
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wish these coins would stay profitable for more than a day if people weren't dumping like crazy right after mining, it would profitable longer... hence stop dumping... have some vtc, it went several time from not profitable to very profitable, if you are patient enough you can get an interesting deal... that the way altcoins work, but since a year it is the "dump directly on exchange" which seems to prevail hence the low profit... well sorry but this is a bit on you... (please spare me the "I have electricity bill to pay..." which isn't a good excuse...
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Slava_K
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February 01, 2016, 02:56:07 AM Last edit: February 01, 2016, 08:39:53 AM by Slava_K |
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wish these coins would stay profitable for more than a day if people weren't dumping like crazy right after mining, it would profitable longer... hence stop dumping... have some vtc, it went several time from not profitable to very profitable, if you are patient enough you can get an interesting deal... that the way altcoins work, but since a year it is the "dump directly on exchange" which seems to prevail hence the low profit... well sorry but this is a bit on you... (please spare me the "I have electricity bill to pay..." which isn't a good excuse... I dont sell. I put orders higher then price. And then orders close. I dont sell. 😈
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February 01, 2016, 04:33:36 AM |
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wish these coins would stay profitable for more than a day if people weren't dumping like crazy right after mining, it would profitable longer... hence stop dumping... have some vtc, it went several time from not profitable to very profitable, if you are patient enough you can get an interesting deal... that the way altcoins work, but since a year it is the "dump directly on exchange" which seems to prevail hence the low profit... well sorry but this is a bit on you... (please spare me the "I have electricity bill to pay..." which isn't a good excuse... It's human nature and it will be done whether I do it or not. It's up to the coins to have a difficulty retargetting algorithm that can compensate for drastic changes in in network hash rate caused by profit switching multipools. I know I'm talking about minig, not exchange rate but hey are linked. Diff is low, multipools jump in, score a pile of coins and dump them on the market driving the price down. I dpn't know why coin diff swings so wildly if it just stayed stable, moving by fractions to compensate for changes in hash rate. If they don't make dramatic changes in diff the multipools won't be jumping in and out, the net hash will be stable and so will the price, or the price will be driven by other factors. It's just a matter of adapting to the environment.
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