CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded GPU kernels.

[alrami]

you can shift to 1060

Already thinking about 1070, but buying in Russia is too hard)

Really? You can take MSI GTX 1070 from Citylink
just 36KRUR  

i think to get it from them

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[bensam1231]

There's only so much hash you can throw at certain small coins before it becomes unprofitable because you drive up the difficulty agaisnt yourself.

The more time people spend with researching coins, the more they can get and small miners tend to do more of that than big farms. The latter group usually prefers plug and play mining on some big multipool or just mining one big coin because it's simple.


I'm out of the loop recently so to me LBRY is the most profitable most of the time but there are always coins ahead of the curve in terms of profitability but whenever it's mentioned here, it's dead. Not because of the few people commenting here start to mine them but because a shitton of people reads these threads without even commenting and sharing miners/tips/etc with others on different platforms.

I proposed a private circle of miners sharing mining and trading tips (but NOT private miners) long ago but it didn't stick.

Yup. It's not just bigger miners don't want to do it, just you can't mine them without the coin difficulty getting completely wrecked. The exchanges don't have enough volume to support it either.

Small coins means small difficulty and small volume.

It's a shame. This is very much a zero sum game. I do enjoy working with others, but when it comes to mining it's pretty much every man for himself. The moment you start giving other people information, unless you're getting paid for it, it's getting used against you because they mine whatever you're mining and essentially take a piece of your profits.

I would actually be willing to pay people for information on small, trending, rising star sort of coins as I don't have the time to do it myself. That's how important intel is to people who mine. I don't know exactly how I could do it, but I've often regarded that as a job in and of itself.

I'm still willing to pay for good miners, unfortunately, that seems to be something almost no one is willing to do. SP was one of the few Nvidia devs and he basically retired. I've mentioned this before, but I definitely believe that a marketplace for miners or a coop fee based miner would also be good.


Once again, popular picks right now if you're developing. A dual miner for Ethereum, improvements on Epsylons LBRY miner, Nvidia SIA coin improvements (they're pretty bad), and a STEEM GPU miner.

[Amph]

There's only so much hash you can throw at certain small coins before it becomes unprofitable because you drive up the difficulty agaisnt yourself.

The more time people spend with researching coins, the more they can get and small miners tend to do more of that than big farms. The latter group usually prefers plug and play mining on some big multipool or just mining one big coin because it's simple.


I'm out of the loop recently so to me LBRY is the most profitable most of the time but there are always coins ahead of the curve in terms of profitability but whenever it's mentioned here, it's dead. Not because of the few people commenting here start to mine them but because a shitton of people reads these threads without even commenting and sharing miners/tips/etc with others on different platforms.

I proposed a private circle of miners sharing mining and trading tips (but NOT private miners) long ago but it didn't stick.

yeah it's true, but only if your hash is so big that it exceed the hashrate to mine the entire block reward per day, in other word it is equal at least to the current net

if this is the case, that coin is already dead, and would be profitable only for a very limited time

i still not believe that there were/are coins more profitable than lbry, which was earning me 0.015 per gpu

i think if you are going to do a small club for the most profitable coin, the first rule should be that this club have only a very small miner, with 1-3 rig at most no more, it may work at this point

[AzzAz]

There's only so much hash you can throw at certain small coins before it becomes unprofitable because you drive up the difficulty agaisnt yourself.

The more time people spend with researching coins, the more they can get and small miners tend to do more of that than big farms. The latter group usually prefers plug and play mining on some big multipool or just mining one big coin because it's simple.


I'm out of the loop recently so to me LBRY is the most profitable most of the time but there are always coins ahead of the curve in terms of profitability but whenever it's mentioned here, it's dead. Not because of the few people commenting here start to mine them but because a shitton of people reads these threads without even commenting and sharing miners/tips/etc with others on different platforms.

I proposed a private circle of miners sharing mining and trading tips (but NOT private miners) long ago but it didn't stick.

yeah it's true, but only if your hash is so big that it exceed the hashrate to mine the entire block reward per day, in other word it is equal at least to the current net

if this is the case, that coin is already dead, and would be profitable only for a very limited time

i still not believe that there were/are coins more profitable than lbry, which was earning me 0.015 per gpu

i think if you are going to do a small club for the most profitable coin, the first rule should be that this club have only a very small miner, with 1-3 rig at most no more, it may work at this point

To me looks like it is lbry for 1070/1080 and that Nicehash coin for 980Ti/980/970 and ETC/ETH for radeons...
 I just found some new functionality : Gigabyte R9 390 G1 8G can lower power @ win10/last driver/MSI Afterburner/Claymoore 5.1! Bioses are locked but when I lower "power usage" it just lowers GPU clock and temp. @-18 it goes 970MHz and 20Watts less, and 27.6 MHash @ETH. Someone's gonna need that.

[bensam1231]

There's only so much hash you can throw at certain small coins before it becomes unprofitable because you drive up the difficulty agaisnt yourself.

The more time people spend with researching coins, the more they can get and small miners tend to do more of that than big farms. The latter group usually prefers plug and play mining on some big multipool or just mining one big coin because it's simple.


I'm out of the loop recently so to me LBRY is the most profitable most of the time but there are always coins ahead of the curve in terms of profitability but whenever it's mentioned here, it's dead. Not because of the few people commenting here start to mine them but because a shitton of people reads these threads without even commenting and sharing miners/tips/etc with others on different platforms.

I proposed a private circle of miners sharing mining and trading tips (but NOT private miners) long ago but it didn't stick.

yeah it's true, but only if your hash is so big that it exceed the hashrate to mine the entire block reward per day, in other word it is equal at least to the current net

if this is the case, that coin is already dead, and would be profitable only for a very limited time

i still not believe that there were/are coins more profitable than lbry, which was earning me 0.015 per gpu

i think if you are going to do a small club for the most profitable coin, the first rule should be that this club have only a very small miner, with 1-3 rig at most no more, it may work at this point

To me looks like it is lbry for 1070/1080 and that Nicehash coin for 980Ti/980/970 and ETC/ETH for radeons...
 I just found some new functionality : Gigabyte R9 390 G1 8G can lower power @ win10/last driver/MSI Afterburner/Claymoore 5.1! Bioses are locked but when I lower "power usage" it just lowers GPU clock and temp. @-18 it goes 970MHz and 20Watts less, and 27.6 MHash @ETH. Someone's gonna need that.

All of those are mainstream coins. Anything you can find on Cryptominingblog or Whattomine is subject to the full force of GPU mining that comes from Eth.

As far as power usage goes. People have been underclocking and undervolting on Ethereum for quite some time. There are even a couple people making special 'low power' bioses for video cards on the Ethereum forums. A specific flavor they seem to be enjoying right now is Fury Nanos.

[Epsylon3]

world evolving ^^ you see, the hashrate is not all

[bensam1231]

Speaking of which, your pool is having shit luck today. D:

[scryptr]

Speaking of which, your pool is having shit luck today. D:

CLAYMORE IS WORKING ON A DUAL MINER FOR NVIDIA--

He says the miner will be ready in a week or so.  I've been running his dual miner on my AMD cards, and it works really well.  The SiaCoin (SC) produced makes up about 20-25% of the value of the ETH produced.  It does a good job mining Decred, also, but I didn't stay on the coin long enough to make a good estimate.

In the Windows version, he includes a utility called "EthMan", a monitoring application.  I can monitor my Linux rigs from my Win 7 box.  It resembles CCmonitor (KBomba), but without all the charts and graphs.  It does allow for temperature management, important with 280X/290X  cards 

     --scryptr

[pallas]

world evolving ^^ you see, the hashrate is not all

May I add "the hardware is not everything"?

[tbearhere]

Speaking of profitable.
ETC is doing great now wow making alot of BTC
DECRED is also doing great, a lot of BTC . plz no comments. No reply's.
Wepaybtc is good pool for amd miners too a very good payout in BTC.
Every coin mentioned on this thread usually dies.  

 

[bensam1231]

Yeah, not sure what's going on with your Lbry coin pool Epsylon, but it's finding like no blocks in the last 24 hours, which is weird because it has 10% of the network hashrate.

[Epsylon3]

put some coins in the machine it will find better lol... kidding

no, i think we have a nice pool hash rate and finding enough blocks... remember the block time is 2.5mn, not like general scams only created to be mined

http://yiimp.ccminer.org/site/block?id=1710

only... 3.5 BTC today

[Amph]

just bad luck, instead of 5.4 btc per day with 10% hashrate of the net a bit less, 1/3 less, it can happen nothing strange

[giagge]

Very bad today , with 4x gtx 1070 and 1 ghs power  :



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[myagui]

Very bad today , with 4x gtx 1070 and 1 ghs power  :
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All pools have good days and bad days. Some do seem to have more bad days than most, but that is definitely not the case for Yiimp! My personal experience on Yiimp, is that it performs much better than most other pools that support the same coins.

Deposit stats are the worst place to look for your recent mining performance though. You should look at the pool stats instead.
What if the pool had some downtime? What if you had some internet issues? What if your rig has a couple of crashed cards? Note, I'm not saying that one of these was the case for the past 24h, just that looking at exchange deposits is really the worst way to go about measuring performance...

Cheers!

[pokeytex]

Evening all - does anyone have a chart for the various algos on the gtx 1060, 1070, and 1080?

[bensam1231]

Very bad today , with 4x gtx 1070 and 1 ghs power   :
[...]

All pools have good days and bad days. Some do seem to have more bad days than most, but that is definitely not the case for Yiimp! My personal experience on Yiimp, is that it performs much better than most other pools that support the same coins.

Deposit stats are the worst place to look for your recent mining performance though. You should look at the pool stats instead.
What if the pool had some downtime? What if you had some internet issues? What if your rig has a couple of crashed cards? Note, I'm not saying that one of these was the case for the past 24h, just that looking at exchange deposits is really the worst way to go about measuring performance...

Cheers!

Yeah, that was up till a day ago. Now it seems to be doing perpetually bad and isn't showing any sign of improving. I think I'll be moving my hashrate off. When you have 10% network hashrate, things usually balance out. Should be earning about 30% more then it is.

BTW Suprnova's pool luck is at ~75% and Coinmines is at 75%. That either means Yiimp is having a reallllllly bad day due to the amount of hashrate it has or something is broken on the pool. Either way, 36 hours is too long to be losing out on 30% of my hashrate.

[Epsylon3]

please move and shut up, sure its my fault if your miner dont find shares lol

[Nikolaj]

It's simply called statistic, and gauss curve dispersion.

What have been achieved on yiimp it's not comparable to suprnova, at least from what I've seen personally. It's a very well made platform, stable and profitable. What I cannot understand it's the variance of the others. When I'll have some time to waste, I'll make a comparison between suprnova and yiimp, so the numbers will speak for themselves (with a complete analysis on luck, shares and blocks found)

[bensam1231]

please move and shut up, sure its my fault if your miner dont find shares lol

It is if there is something wrong with the pool or are you're doing something dubious. Just really weird considering the amount of hashrate on the pool.

Lower hashrate pools (compared to the amount of net hashrate) will have problems with variance, you start getting away from that the more hashrate the pool has. It's less about luck and more about it being able to find more then enough blocks to supersede that.

Coinmine has about 80% of the coin hashrate, meaning it should almost always sit at around 100% luck. If it has 75% luck (and suprnova, which has less hash then yiimp), that either means there is something wrong with the blockchain or another pool that has a lot of hashrate is messing up and essentially giving away blocks to these pools.