CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded GPU kernels.

[giagge]

GTX 1080 Test on Decred with ccminer-rel1.7.5-blake2s-x64 on Windows 10 ( 2700 mh/s )



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[coinut]

mmmmm 1080 nice


is the above run at stock?

wondering what the power draw is ? if you don't have a watt meter, what is the percentage of TDP that the card is averaging ?

[giagge]

mmmmm 1080 nice


is the above run at stock?

wondering what the power draw is ? if you don't have a watt meter, what is the percentage of TDP that the card is averaging ?

Sorry but the card is not my , i have gtx 950 .

[Amph]

mmmmm 1080 nice


is the above run at stock?

wondering what the power draw is ? if you don't have a watt meter, what is the percentage of TDP that the card is averaging ?

it has double the hashrate of a 970 with the wattage of one for decred, which is really good, but it cost 3 times more, not worth it for the moment, also decred is bad to mine versus eth

[sp_]

Decred sp-mod #9 does 3.3 ghash on the 980ti. 2.7 for the 1080 is low

[sp_]

Here is decred sp-mod decred #8 With max overclocking. I use -i 31,9 on the 980ti and -i 29 on the 750ti.



Here is the sourcecode of the sp-mod #4:

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/commit/3a726d90efd528ed386407bbd5b223583d80b378

I released the source of decred private 4. Should be faster on the 1080 as well.
The gtx 970 does 1950mhash with oc

[Amph]

Decred sp-mod #9 does 3.3 ghash on the 980ti. 2.7 for the 1080 is low

yes but with what consumption? 1080 can do 3300 with oc too, but consuming only 180w, the 980ti will consume like 250 or more

Here is decred sp-mod decred #8 With max overclocking. I use -i 31,9 on the 980ti and -i 29 on the 750ti.



Here is the sourcecode of the sp-mod #4:

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/commit/3a726d90efd528ed386407bbd5b223583d80b378

I released the source of decred private 4. Should be faster on the 1080 as well.
The gtx 970 does 1950mhash with oc

do you have a pre compiled for windows, i don't have all the thing to compile myself, too many format lately

[induktor]

mmmmm 1080 nice


is the above run at stock?

wondering what the power draw is ? if you don't have a watt meter, what is the percentage of TDP that the card is averaging ?

it has double the hashrate of a 970 with the wattage of one for decred, which is really good, but it cost 3 times more, not worth it for the moment, also decred is bad to mine versus eth

Decred is so bad right now that it makes less profit than mining lyra2v2 with a 750Ti or quark with a GTX970, that bad 

[giagge]

The best coin to mine now with Nvidia maxwell ? .

[Stein]

The best coin to mine now with Nvidia maxwell ? .

https://www.whattomine.com/
https://miningpoolhub.com/?page=home&normalize=nvidia
https://www.zpool.ca/site/mining

I've been mining Feather coin but you'll need a neoscrypt miner.
http://cryptomining-blog.com/tag/ccminer-neoscrypt/

[exemplaar]

Not long ago Neoscrypt was 0.6€/24h per GTX750ti...

...but not now anymore.

[GarlukKY]

GTX 1080 Test on Decred with ccminer-rel1.7.5-blake2s-x64 on Windows 10 ( 2700 mh/s )



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Hmmm... so it's not just my 980TI that freezes for nearly 30 seconds when the difficulty is changed by the stratum on Suprnova when doing Decred (at 14:09:45).

[sp_]

Not long ago Neoscrypt was 0.6€/24h per GTX750ti...
...but not now anymore.

Sp-mod private #6 does 1.2€/24h per  GTX750ti.

Skein & x17


x17 is mining @ 2MASH@50 watt. The 280x does 2MHASH@225 watt

0.1 btc ppl. Free lunch

[sp_]

Yeah, you keep comparing against shit code and pretending that vast difference is just Nvidia's hardware and your code.

Shitcode but opensource. How much do you want to opensource yours? Perhaps I can buy it and opensource it. 10BTC?

[sp_]

Yeah, you keep comparing against shit code and pretending that vast difference is just Nvidia's hardware and your code.

Shitcode but opensource. How much do you want to opensource yours? Perhaps I can buy it and opensource it. 10BTC?

Shit, for 10 BTC, I'd actually consider it. But it's kinda funny you talk about open source when your own hashrates that you're describing are from private code.

You are good in what you do. I can learn from your code. I will use 50% of my donations and spend on you. But only if you opensource your work.. What do you say?

[sp_]

I might consider it for your own private study, but open?

Private kernals are killing the coins. Publish some optimalizations and keep the wolf magic private...

[Vegetablepin]

sp pls check your inbox

[DragonSlayer]

SP,

Is your open source working with decred?  I just tried release80 with these results.

Code:

ccminer.exe -a decred --benchmark
pause

Code:

C:\Users\Kenneth\Downloads\ccminer-rel80\release80>ccminer.exe -a decred --benchmark
SP-Mod 1.5.79
Compiled with Visual C++ 18 using Nvidia CUDA Toolkit 7.5

  Based on pooler cpuminer 2.3.2 and the tpruvot@github fork
  CUDA support by Christian Buchner, Christian H. and DJM34
  Includes optimizations implemented by sp, klaust, tpruvot and tsiv.

Try `ccminer --help' for more information.

C:\Users\XXX\Downloads\ccminer-rel80\release80>pause
Press any key to continue . . .

[joblo]

I might consider it for your own private study, but open?

Private kernals are killing the coins. Publish some optimalizations and keep the wolf magic private...

I'm with SP on this one. The code should eventually be open.

As a miner the model I prefer is the bounty or donation system where the early
adopters get exclusivity for a limited time. Then the code is opened. It attracts the big miners who can
pay more and still be relatively cheaper due to scale.

Everybody is happy. The dev gets paid, The big miners get a head start with the new code and the small
miners don't have worry about ROI taking a year.

[sp_]

SP,
Is your open source working with decred?  I just tried release80 with these results.

No, I haven't added decred. To compile sp-mod #4 you need to use the 1.7.6 fork. Just replace my kernal file and compile