CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded GPU kernels.

[thefix]

Etherum is now #2 most valuable coin after bitcoin. (+30% in the last 24hours)

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/#charts

Go and mine Etherum

I wonder how high it will go. I bought some back in October which is now worth almost twice as much.

Anyone's mining it with 750 Ti's on windows? If so, what speed? I get ridiculously low speeds on them and 18.8Mhs per 970 (1450/7800mhz). With another version I get ~19 Mhs but nothing gets sent to the pool.

Any optimizations could be very lucrative to the devs.

I started solo mining in the early days on linux and was getting 5-8 mh per card(750ti), now it seems like they are down to 2-3 mh

From what I have read you are doing fine if you get 17-20 mh on a 970

I ended up grabbing a few AMD cards and dedicated them to eth

750 ti cards are not that great for eth

[Genoil]

Etherum is now #2 most valuable coin after bitcoin. (+30% in the last 24hours)

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/#charts

Go and mine Etherum

I wonder how high it will go. I bought some back in October which is now worth almost twice as much.

Anyone's mining it with 750 Ti's on windows? If so, what speed? I get ridiculously low speeds on them and 18.8Mhs per 970 (1450/7800mhz). With another version I get ~19 Mhs but nothing gets sent to the pool.

Any optimizations could be very lucrative to the devs.

ETH mining on Maxwell 1.0 cards is crippled by TLB trashing (gosh I'm staring to sound like a broken record). The main issue with optimizing ETH is that the algo has been optimized to GPUs while designing it, not the other way around. This makes it very difficult to further optimize. The only significant "optimization" I have seen is my CUDA port from the OpenCL miner. Optimizing that even further was already done before ETH went public. It hasn't been very lucrative for me  but it was a nice learning experience.

I'm currently trying to figure out why pool submission doesn't work out very well for some people.

[sp_]

Memory algos are down on windows 8.1 and 10 for some strange reason. Scryptr reported that he got bether results in the neoscrypt algo if he reduced the virtual memory to 1 gb. If you reduce the virtual mem, you might need to reduce the intensity as well..

[djm34]

Memory algos are down on windows 8.1 and 10 for some strange reason. Scryptr reported that he got bether results in the neoscrypt algo if he reduced the virtual memory to 1 gb. If you reduce the virtual mem, you might need to reduce the intensity as well..

that's the same TLB issue I guess. It is fine for me with windows 8.1 (won't try to reinstall win7 though) however, the few times I tried win10 I got strong reduction in performance, hence uninstalled it every time.

Actually to properly set the intensity you should watch the FB (Frame Buffer), if the FB usage dropped to 0 (which will happen when mem usage is too high), you need to reduce the intensity (mem usage)

[bensam1231]

Etherum is now #2 most valuable coin after bitcoin. (+30% in the last 24hours)

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/#charts

Go and mine Etherum

I wonder how high it will go. I bought some back in October which is now worth almost twice as much.

Anyone's mining it with 750 Ti's on windows? If so, what speed? I get ridiculously low speeds on them and 18.8Mhs per 970 (1450/7800mhz). With another version I get ~19 Mhs but nothing gets sent to the pool.

Any optimizations could be very lucrative to the devs.

I agree as I've mentioned over the last two weeks, if someone has some sort of miracle cure to help out Nvidia, now is the time.

I don't know where Ethereum is going either. This is the only time I've regretted buying Nvidia hardware when I retooled and only for a moment.

Mining calculator here: http://badmofo.github.io/ethereum-mining-calculator/

[sp_]

Perhaps compile the ether miner for 32 bit's will help? Cached Pointersizes will go from 64bit to 32 (and double the tlb limit?) You need to remove the cpu verfication code because it use 64bit libraries I think..

[ldw-com]

Splitting up the Dag file would help. "i think".

Feel kind of bad for the nvidia guys out there but glad i don't own any.

[pallas]

I'm profiting fine with my nvidias ;-)

[sp_]

Splitting up the Dag file would help. "i think".
Feel kind of bad for the nvidia guys out there but glad i don't own any.

If more miners are moving to mine Etherum, then the other algos will be more profitable.

[AzzAz]

Splitting up the Dag file would help. "i think".
Feel kind of bad for the nvidia guys out there but glad i don't own any.

If more miners are moving to mine Etherum, then the other algos will be more profitable.

It is, at least for me.
 Has anyone advice how to mine ETH quickly as I have few ATIs?

edit: with 6 960's, quark @ Nicehash: 60.300MH vs SP Priv4: 62.850 factory clocks...

[sp_]

As long as the price is raising 30% a day. The miner are holding their coins and not dump them right?

The network hashrate is currently 886.50GHASH

With the current prices  (Ether @ $2.76), $95 501 worth of etherum is mined every day.

That is a lot of cash for a coin that was worth 0$ only 6 months ago.

886,5GHASH is around 35 000 amd 7970 cards. (25MHASH per card)

35 000 cards @ 200watt = 168 000KWh burned a day.(0.15$ per Kwh = $25200)

Miners have bills to pay....

[Grim]

Etherum is now #2 most valuable coin after bitcoin. (+30% in the last 24hours)

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/#charts

Go and mine Etherum

I wonder how high it will go. I bought some back in October which is now worth almost twice as much.

Anyone's mining it with 750 Ti's on windows? If so, what speed? I get ridiculously low speeds on them and 18.8Mhs per 970 (1450/7800mhz). With another version I get ~19 Mhs but nothing gets sent to the pool.

Any optimizations could be very lucrative to the devs.

ETH mining on Maxwell 1.0 cards is crippled by TLB trashing (gosh I'm staring to sound like a broken record). The main issue with optimizing ETH is that the algo has been optimized to GPUs while designing it, not the other way around. This makes it very difficult to further optimize. The only significant "optimization" I have seen is my CUDA port from the OpenCL miner. Optimizing that even further was already done before ETH went public. It hasn't been very lucrative for me  but it was a nice learning experience.

I'm currently trying to figure out why pool submission doesn't work out very well for some people.

yep I have the same issue ...

not a single share is submitted ...

[sp_]

Nicehash sp-Mod private gtx 970 g1 standard (quark): 18,5MHASH: profit per day(0.1544GHASH/24h) = 0,0028564 BTC / day
Genoil's ether miner gtx 970 g1 standard: 20MHASH = 0.0033 BTC/Day

[antantti]

As long as the price is raising 30% a day. The miner are holding their coins and not dump them right?

The network hashrate is currently 886.50GHASH

With the current prices  (Ether @ $2.76), $95 501 worth of etherum is mined every day.

That is a lot of cash for a coin that was worth 0$ only 6 months ago.

886,5GHASH is around 35 000 amd 7970 cards. (25MHASH per card)

35 000 cards @ 200watt = 168 000KWh burned a day.(0.15$ per Kwh = $25200)

Miners have bills to pay....

Not sure where you get that hashrate from? Last block was mined at 531.64 GH/s. Last 24h volume at Poloniex just passed 22000 BTC so $100000 ain't that much.

I am still earning better mining solo than in pool, 100-140MH/s and still finding blocks. No problems what so ever, old miner & Nvidia & Windows 7 (well, geth clients hangs every now and then).

[djm34]

As long as the price is raising 30% a day. The miner are holding their coins and not dump them right?

The network hashrate is currently 886.50GHASH

With the current prices  (Ether @ $2.76), $95 501 worth of etherum is mined every day.

That is a lot of cash for a coin that was worth 0$ only 6 months ago.

886,5GHASH is around 35 000 amd 7970 cards. (25MHASH per card)

35 000 cards @ 200watt = 168 000KWh burned a day.(0.15$ per Kwh = $25200)

Miners have bills to pay....

Not sure where you get that hashrate from? Last block was mined at 531.64 GH/s. Last 24h volume at Poloniex just passed 22000 BTC so $100000 ain't that much.

I am still earning better mining solo than in pool, 100-140MH/s and still finding blocks. No problems what so ever, old miner & Nvidia & Windows 7.

hu ? 22000 * 400 = 8.8 millions $ usd

[sp_]

hu ? 22000 * 400 = 8.8 millions $ usd

On one exchange.
15.3 millions $ usd total turnover..

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/#charts

[sp_]

Not sure where you get that hashrate from? Last block was mined at 531.64 GH/s. Last 24h volume at Poloniex just passed 22000 BTC so $100000 ain't that much.
I am still earning better mining solo than in pool, 100-140MH/s and still finding blocks. No problems what so ever, old miner & Nvidia & Windows 7.

Clondyke!

[antantti]

hu ? 22000 * 400 = 8.8 millions $ usd

On one exchange.
15.3 millions $ usd total turnover..

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/#charts

Volume is on two exchanges, Poloniex and Kraken (fiat too).

[sp_]

Volume is on two exchanges, Poloniex and Kraken (fiat too).

Alot of fiat is invested into the altcoins right now. Good for the miners.

[sp_]

hu ? 22000 * 400 = 8.8 millions $ usd

On one exchange.
15.3 millions $ usd total turnover..
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/#charts

Volume is on two exchanges, Poloniex and Kraken (fiat too).

Why don't you mine directly to your deposit adress at poloniex? Then you don't need to run the stupid etherum program all the time.
And much easier to dump for BTC.