CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded GPU kernels.

[bathrobehero]

For anyone wondering since I couldn't find the numbers:

Nicehash 0.2a:

750 Ti - 9.8 h/s
970 - 17.7 h/s
1070 - 25 h/s

Nicehash 0.3a:

750 Ti - 0 h/s (!)
970 - 21.8 h/s
1070 - 29.1 h/s

these are without CPU (-t 0) so pure GPU stats.

[Amph]

For anyone wondering since I couldn't find the numbers:

Nicehash 0.2a:

750 Ti - 9.8 h/s 0
970 - 17.7 h/s
1070 - 25 h/s

Nicehash 0.3a:

750 Ti - 0 h/s (!)
970 - 21.8 h/s
1070 - 29.1 h/s

these are without CPU (-t 0) so pure GPU stats.

27 with 2a, and 32 with 3a here, the trick is to lower the mem apparently, dunno why...

[Slava_K]

Stuped suprnova. All miners is dead...

[tbearhere]

For anyone wondering since I couldn't find the numbers:

Nicehash 0.2a:

750 Ti - 9.8 h/s
970 - 17.7 h/s
1070 - 25 h/s

Nicehash 0.3a:

750 Ti - 0 h/s (!)
970 - 21.8 h/s
1070 - 29.1 h/s

these are without CPU (-t 0) so pure GPU stats.

Thx  appreciate that.. Now I know what miners to get.   

[tbearhere]

Stuped suprnova. All miners is dead...

Always happens.

[scryptr]

Which miner for the 750ti  980ti  plz

NICEHASH AND SUPRNOVA USE NHEQMINER--

Go to "www.github.com/nicehash/nheqminer" and download the Windows binary release.  SuprNova pool uses pretty much the same miner, it is at "www.github.com/ocminer/nheqminer".  The latest CryptoMining-Blog post has several links for Zcash (ZEC) miners.

NiceHash pays in BitCoin (BTC).  A few posts above this post (same page that you are now reading) a miner described how to mine for ZEC payouts.

I have a 980ti and an i7 2600 CPU (4 cores, 8 threads.  My launch line for Windows is "nheqminer -cd 0 -t 6 -l usa -u bitcoinaddress.rig1 -p x".  The "-cd 0" flag says I have 1 CUDA device, the "-t 6" flag says "use 6 out of 8 threads on the CPU", the "-l usa" flag says "connect to NiceHash USA server".  The BTC address and password flags should be obvious.       --scryptr

[sambiohazard]

anyone buying zcash hashrate on nicehash please do use my referral in my sig or share with someone who might buy your hashes. thanks

[tbearhere]

Which miner for the 750ti  980ti  plz

NICEHASH AND SUPRNOVA USE NHEQMINER--

Go to "www.github.com/nicehash/nheqminer" and download the Windows binary release.  SuprNova pool uses pretty much the same miner, it is at "www.github.com/ocminer/nheqminer".  The latest CryptoMining-Blog post has several links for Zcash (ZEC) miners.

NiceHash pays in BitCoin (BTC).  A few posts above this post (same page that you are now reading) a miner described how to mine for ZEC payouts.

I have a 980ti and an i7 2600 CPU (4 cores, 8 threads.  My launch line for Windows is "nheqminer -cd 0 -t 6 -l usa -u bitcoinaddress.rig1 -p x".  The "-cd 0" flag says I have 1 CUDA device, the "-t 6" flag says "use 6 out of 8 threads on the CPU", the "-l usa" flag says "connect to NiceHash USA server".  The BTC address and password flags should be obvious.       --scryptr

Thx scryptr  ok now I understand ... one thing I'm assuming that I need to open each card in separate cmd windows .. or is there a  -d 0,1,2,3 ect?

Thx

[scryptr]

Which miner for the 750ti  980ti  plz

NICEHASH AND SUPRNOVA USE NHEQMINER--

Go to "www.github.com/nicehash/nheqminer" and download the Windows binary release.  SuprNova pool uses pretty much the same miner, it is at "www.github.com/ocminer/nheqminer".  The latest CryptoMining-Blog post has several links for Zcash (ZEC) miners.

NiceHash pays in BitCoin (BTC).  A few posts above this post (same page that you are now reading) a miner described how to mine for ZEC payouts.

I have a 980ti and an i7 2600 CPU (4 cores, 8 threads.  My launch line for Windows is "nheqminer -cd 0 -t 6 -l usa -u bitcoinaddress.rig1 -p x".  The "-cd 0" flag says I have 1 CUDA device, the "-t 6" flag says "use 6 out of 8 threads on the CPU", the "-l usa" flag says "connect to NiceHash USA server".  The BTC address and password flags should be obvious.       --scryptr

Thx scryptr  ok now I understand ... one thing I'm assuming that I need to open each card in separate cmd windows .. or is there a  -d 0,1,2,3 ect?

FORMAT IS SPACES, NOT COMMAS--

For multiple CUDA devices it is "-cd 0 1 2 3 4 5".  All my multi-card rigs are Linux.  I can build NHeqminer from source on Linux, but the CUDA support is not in the released source yet.  If your rigs are Windows, you should be fine with just the binaries.       --scryptr

[tbearhere]

Do I need to open each card in separate cmd windows .. or is there a  -d 0,1,2,3 ect?
Thx

[scryptr]

Do I need to open each card in separate cmd windows .. or is there a  -d 0,1,2,3 ect?
Thx

ONE COMMAND WINDOW--

Use spaces, not commas.       --scryptr

[tbearhere]

Do I need to open each card in separate cmd windows .. or is there a  -d 0,1,2,3 ect?
Thx

ONE COMMAND WINDOW--

Use spaces, not commas.       --scryptr

Thx scryptr

[sp_]

1 zec is trading at 500 btc on poliniex!!!

[tbearhere]

Ok got it... suprnova is down   what pool are you people using that can see your hashrate plz

Thx

[bathrobehero]

1 zec is trading at 500 btc on poliniex!!!

This is hilarious (and sad as I missed the start):

[tbearhere]

1 zec is trading at 500 btc on poliniex!!!

Wow  holy sh$&  what pool you using sp?

[tbearhere]

Need a pool anyone plz  or should I send to Nicehash ?

[antantti]

1 zec is trading at 500 btc on poliniex!!!

This is hilarious (and sad as I missed the start):

I think I saw 2000 btc. So 1 btc was 1/2000 zatoshi (-:

[sp_]

Falling now. Only 97 btc for one zec

[bathrobehero]

1 zec is trading at 500 btc on poliniex!!!

This is hilarious (and sad as I missed the start):

I think I saw 2000 btc. So 1 btc was 1/2000 zatoshi (-:

Yes, though there's only 0.83 ZEC total on the sell side.

Everyone's waiting for block maturity.

It will go sub 1 BTC in a few hours.