X11 X13 X15 with 50% more hashrate 7Mh/s on 280x or 10 Mh/s on 290x

[adaseb]

Nobody pledged because most X11 are useless coins. The only good coin out there with a decent market cap is Darkcoin.

So unless Litecoin converts to X11, its not worth it.

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[djm34]

Nobody pledged because most X11 are useless coins. The only good coin out there with a decent market cap is Darkcoin.

So unless Litecoin converts to X11, its not worth it.

honestly I hope they won't   (considering they are doing rather well with asic... and that I have some ltcgear shares...)

[qbits]

I wouldn't go either with any of the x algo, and would probably go to other things, or actually make something new...
would rather go to some variation of m7 (but there they are too many thing in parallel)

actually lyra2 is interesting because you can mix various hash together... (but you might end up running at 5kH/s rather easily though...  )
that could make them less interesting to port on asic or fpga


btw here my drk address: XxmLrr12Ah5nPcTEASUrdkPY1k8vYujVDJ

M7 looks interesting. I don't know why authors have decided to multiply results of individual hash functions instead of concatenating. Would this be case to use concurrent kernel execution?

However I like Lyra2 more. It seems to be a natural evolution of scrypt pow function. I read Vertcoin is adopting Lyra2 just in time to avoid being overtaken by new generation of scrypt ASICs. Have you done any work on that one?

p.s. I've sent you (XxmLrr12Ah5nPcTEASUrdkPY1k8vYujVDJ) and Wolf0 (XomK7Ghw8asmWfwfNWGBxzzLR937nDCeRw) my daily test run of about 0.5DRK split in 2

[LovesToShare]

i believe this will help too

http://www.filedropper.com/optmizedsgminerkernels

kernel folder with optimized kernels (not + 50%, but an increase none the less)
also included, binary file for tahiti chips

Happy hashing!

[DigitalPackrat]

Do you have any more info like where you got these, any hidden commands to mine at a different address, expected hash rate?

Your account is brand new so people will need a bit of convincing before trusting your files.

[LovesToShare]

it's open source, see for yourself, if you don't trust it, don't touch it.

[qbits]

i believe this will help too

http://www.filedropper.com/optmizedsgminerkernels

kernel folder with optimized kernels (not + 50%, but an increase none the less)
also included, binary file for tahiti chips

Happy hashing!

looks promising, let me give it a spin... ...not much of a difference although implementation in .cl files is different.

[qbits]

i believe this will help too

http://www.filedropper.com/optmizedsgminerkernels

kernel folder with optimized kernels (not + 50%, but an increase none the less)
also included, binary file for tahiti chips

Happy hashing!

looks promising, let me give it a spin... ...not much of a difference although implementation in .cl files is different.

Well, seems there is a positive difference after all about 3%....hope it's not a placebo.

[qbits]

That's why I'm hating on miners. Not because they don't donate, which is kind of shitty, but because they seem to feel entitled to someone else's work for free, as evidenced by the above.

Don't want to start preaching, but you use sgminer, linux, darkwallet, firefox etc.
How much did you pay for those? Did you donate? (Did I?)

I don't feel entitled to it, though; I'm thankful that they released it. Had they chosen not to, I wouldn't have told them they were shit people and hated on them.

Wolf0 nobody told you you're shit. At least not that I'm aware of.

[Remember remember the 5th of November]

Hold on, hold on. What the hell is going on in here? If a binary was posted(or not, depending on if a miner is released or just the .CL kernel), I could've extracted the kernel.

[adaseb]

Yes but the binary was never posted and will remain private.

[djm34]

yeah, that's probably also the reason for this way of proceeding... since it shows that dev fee won't work... unless you come up with some good protection and crypting method...

[jch9678]

How does one extract a kernel from a bin file?  I've tried 7-zip and mounting the bin file with WinCDEmu but no luck.  I'm not trying to extract .cl's from any of Wolf0's bins, I do not have them, and I fully support him trying to sell his work.  I have a bin made with a previous driver that I want to work with. 

[qbits]

How does one extract a kernel from a bin file?  I've tried 7-zip and mounting the bin file with WinCDEmu but no luck.  I'm not trying to extract .cl's from any of Wolf0's bins, I do not have them, and I fully support him trying to sell his work.  I have a bin made with a previous driver that I want to work with. 

You should use a "dissassembler". I't a technical term I know.

[djm34]

How does one extract a kernel from a bin file?  I've tried 7-zip and mounting the bin file with WinCDEmu but no luck.  I'm not trying to extract .cl's from any of Wolf0's bins, I do not have them, and I fully support him trying to sell his work.  I have a bin made with a previous driver that I want to work with. 

ask Claymore 

[LovesToShare]

Disassemble fun 

http://www.filedropper.com/bins

X11, X15 .bins

Let the killing begin!

Happy Hashing! 

[go6ooo1212]

went the horse into the river... 

[Corsa1r]

faster kernel from somebody with a username like LovesToShare and a total of 5 posts, no red flags here

edit: seems safe... but 100% rejects. and how about getting back on topic, this is about wolfs kernel and if you actually have something to share then create your own thread...

[Ex3im]

At least put Pitcairng and so the set will be full .

[djm34]

actually instead of hacking into bin, if people was adding cgminer algo (heavycoin and some others), that would probably benefit to a lot more people and would probably be a better use of your time (not mentioning learning yourself opencl)