CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded GPU kernels.

[sp_]

Oh my, eager to see this, any idea of your price or will it be fee based ? Expected hashrate ?

Good luck

I have already started on the cryptonote sp-mod #2. Version #2 will do around

900 on the 1070
600 on the 1060 6gb,
550  on the 1060 3gb

But I think I can optimize more.
I think I will add 2% fee and small donation to download.

Very nice keep up the good work !, kinda agree with amph thought, fee + donation seems a bit high. We'll see how you much you are asking
Would be interested in the TDP you are running your GTX 1070 too, because i run them @50% to see if XMR is interesting @ this TDP i would need the numbers

Old post. While everyone was busy with the z-cash rally I worked some months on the private monero miner.

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[dominuspro]

1412 is the lowest of all maxwell's I have
And minning since may 2015.

Wich card? EVGA superclocked?

The 750ti is a shitty asus single fan version without external pcie power.
Others are some asus strix 970, gigabyte g1 970 and g1 980.
I also had a 960 kfa2 mini and 2 gigabyte 750ti dual fan with additional power...
All above 1400Mhz long term(1y+) stable mining 24/7. The record holder is by far an gigabyte g1 970 with 1567Mhz.
All others are between 1412 and 1480Mhz.

I just care about the temperatures and dust. I never let them get over ~73°C.

[bensam1231]

Just as a FYI, I'm approaching 100% failure rate on my EVGA 1070 model 5173s. These are the first gen pre-pad cards. They almost 100% guaranteed don't have the pads if the bios is .70 or older. .72 come with the pads installed.

Kudos to EVGA and not testing their shit. All the other EVGA models (even pre-pad) are fine. It's just these really cheap ones. Guessing they skimped on the VRMs in addition to not adding the pads. They're really PoS.

You may not have problems with them if you mine Equihash, but if you start mining some of the more demanding algos they'll start burning out on you unless you install the pads.

[Kompik]

Just as a FYI, I'm approaching 100% failure rate on my EVGA 1070 model 5173s. These are the first gen pre-pad cards. They almost 100% guaranteed don't have the pads if the bios is .70 or older. .72 come with the pads installed.

Kudos to EVGA and not testing their shit. All the other EVGA models (even pre-pad) are fine. It's just these really cheap ones. Guessing they skimped on the VRMs in addition to not adding the pads. They're really PoS.

You may not have problems with them if you mine Equihash, but if you start mining some of the more demanding algos they'll start burning out on you unless you install the pads.

I have couple of those and one of them died for me so far. But i dont really care since EVGA gives me my money back and I buy a new card with new 2/3 year guaranteee. So i would like all of my cards to die

[scryptr]

Just as a FYI, I'm approaching 100% failure rate on my EVGA 1070 model 5173s. These are the first gen pre-pad cards. They almost 100% guaranteed don't have the pads if the bios is .70 or older. .72 come with the pads installed.

Kudos to EVGA and not testing their shit. All the other EVGA models (even pre-pad) are fine. It's just these really cheap ones. Guessing they skimped on the VRMs in addition to not adding the pads. They're really PoS.

You may not have problems with them if you mine Equihash, but if you start mining some of the more demanding algos they'll start burning out on you unless you install the pads.

I have couple of those and one of them died for me so far. But i dont really care since EVGA gives me my money back and I buy a new card with new 2/3 year guaranteee. So i would like all of my cards to die

EVGA HAS SOLID SUPPORT AND RMA POLICIES--

I have received direct replacements on all my EVGA components. With about a 1 week turn around time (in the USA), I get a new replacement for any component that has failed.  It usually takes just a phone call after a web registration.   It has only happened once or twice, actually, but the technicians I spoke with were friendly and helpful.       --scryptr

[bensam1231]

Just as a FYI, I'm approaching 100% failure rate on my EVGA 1070 model 5173s. These are the first gen pre-pad cards. They almost 100% guaranteed don't have the pads if the bios is .70 or older. .72 come with the pads installed.

Kudos to EVGA and not testing their shit. All the other EVGA models (even pre-pad) are fine. It's just these really cheap ones. Guessing they skimped on the VRMs in addition to not adding the pads. They're really PoS.

You may not have problems with them if you mine Equihash, but if you start mining some of the more demanding algos they'll start burning out on you unless you install the pads.

I have couple of those and one of them died for me so far. But i dont really care since EVGA gives me my money back and I buy a new card with new 2/3 year guaranteee. So i would like all of my cards to die

EVGA HAS SOLID SUPPORT AND RMA POLICIES--

I have received direct replacements on all my EVGA components. With about a 1 week turn around time (in the USA), I get a new replacement for any component that has failed.  It usually takes just a phone call after a web registration.   It has only happened once or twice, actually, but the technicians I spoke with were friendly and helpful.       --scryptr

Yup, RMA is pretty good compared to about 3 weeks on Gigabyte when they ship it to Asia, but they shouldn't be dying in the first place.


DCR got pumped today pretty hard. Actually pretty profitable to mine itself.

[sxafir]

Any news where new version?

[sp_]

Any news where new version?

new version of what?

[sxafir]

Any news where new version?

new version of what?

Ccminer ,last was in 1 January.If not ok.

[m1n1ngP4d4w4n]

Any news where new version?

new version of what?

Ccminer ,last was in 1 January.If not ok.

You need to be more accurate of what you are asking, sp_ does ccminer mods, what algo mod of ccminer are you talking about ? lbry ? Cryptonite ? which one ?

[Epsylon3]

Any news where new version?

you are in the wrong thread for the open source versions : its there https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=770064.0

[bensam1231]

Just as a FYI, the BBR kernels that are available are so old that 970s are faster then 1070s. They haven't even been updated for Pascal. Please for the love of god someone fix the miner and update it.

[pallas]

Just as a FYI, the BBR kernels that are available are so old that 970s are faster then 1070s. They haven't even been updated for Pascal. Please for the love of god someone fix the miner and update it.

there is something weird about 1070 memory accesses, I've seen that on the m7 miner as well.
and bbr is all random memory access.

[bensam1231]

Just as a FYI, the BBR kernels that are available are so old that 970s are faster then 1070s. They haven't even been updated for Pascal. Please for the love of god someone fix the miner and update it.

there is something weird about 1070 memory accesses, I've seen that on the m7 miner as well.
and bbr is all random memory access.

And because your XCN miner is so awesome, you figured out a way of dealing with it, right? XD

[pallas]

Just as a FYI, the BBR kernels that are available are so old that 970s are faster then 1070s. They haven't even been updated for Pascal. Please for the love of god someone fix the miner and update it.

there is something weird about 1070 memory accesses, I've seen that on the m7 miner as well.
and bbr is all random memory access.

And because your XCN miner is so awesome, you figured out a way of dealing with it, right? XD

Unfortunately, not. I just reduced the number of read and writes to the memory. I couldn't find another way.

[Epsylon3]

i guess nvidia is waiting a rival to fix their drivers

I think they reversed something in the PState management code.. it go to P0 when you stop mining, which is kinda useless :p boost clock when the card is no more used sigh

[antonio8]

Any news where new version?

you are in the wrong thread for the open source versions : its there https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=770064.0

Awesome work on the 2.0 Epsylon3.

To all others in this thread.

I hope we all can see the value in the work that Epsylon3 does and support his work with some donations. Not because you have to buy his versions but because he does this for free and releases his miners.

There are quite a few new algos in this release that we would not be mining without his work. You don't need a faster kernel as his miners are more about stability and not the fastest speed. If you want a faster kernel donate to him anyways and try OC your GPU slightly or play with the intensity.

Again I hope we all see the true value in his work and releases and can help support him to keep these awesome Nvidia miners coming for our side of the mining scene.

[flminer]

just downloaded 1.5.81 and all that is in the folder is the ccminer app. nothing else. when I click it it starts up, but the window closes and there is no place for me to set the pool, coin, or to do anything....  what am I missing? am VERY new to this so any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

[antantti]

Mining profitability last 24 hours:

[jiggytom]

I've only had one fail, I have about 8 or 9.

Just as a FYI, I'm approaching 100% failure rate on my EVGA 1070 model 5173s. These are the first gen pre-pad cards. They almost 100% guaranteed don't have the pads if the bios is .70 or older. .72 come with the pads installed.

Kudos to EVGA and not testing their shit. All the other EVGA models (even pre-pad) are fine. It's just these really cheap ones. Guessing they skimped on the VRMs in addition to not adding the pads. They're really PoS.

You may not have problems with them if you mine Equihash, but if you start mining some of the more demanding algos they'll start burning out on you unless you install the pads.

I have couple of those and one of them died for me so far. But i dont really care since EVGA gives me my money back and I buy a new card with new 2/3 year guaranteee. So i would like all of my cards to die

EVGA HAS SOLID SUPPORT AND RMA POLICIES--

I have received direct replacements on all my EVGA components. With about a 1 week turn around time (in the USA), I get a new replacement for any component that has failed.  It usually takes just a phone call after a web registration.   It has only happened once or twice, actually, but the technicians I spoke with were friendly and helpful.       --scryptr

Yup, RMA is pretty good compared to about 3 weeks on Gigabyte when they ship it to Asia, but they shouldn't be dying in the first place.


DCR got pumped today pretty hard. Actually pretty profitable to mine itself.