Topic: 3% faster mining with phoenix+phatk for everyone - page 8. (Read 36831 times)
2.6% increase on Phoenix' poclbm kernel. Nice work!
got a massive increase on openCL miner, from 159 to 166 max
well, okay, not massive, but in terms of % its above what the others got
and it'l come in handy for my mining rig
thanks for the tip and effort, gonna send you a thank you
well, okay, not massive, but in terms of % its above what the others got
and it'l come in handy for my mining rig
thanks for the tip and effort, gonna send you a thank you
Excellent advice, thanks!!!
I hope it doesn't get added and we keep it a secret. Delete this post
Edit: To the OP - if you want to see the results of your kernel edit to my 5770:
210 MH/s -> 217 MH/s , check the graph (dip is when I swapped kernels)
One degree cooler and more stable usage
Edit: To the OP - if you want to see the results of your kernel edit to my 5770:
210 MH/s -> 217 MH/s , check the graph (dip is when I swapped kernels)
One degree cooler and more stable usage
Everybody, thanks for trying this out. I guess it really does work for other people. Keep donating, I like it
Now that we know it works, it would be great to check this change into the source code repository somewhere so that everyone gets this change by default, without having to manually edit any files. How is this done? Also, how do I post into the non-newbie thread? I feel that this post it doesn't belong here.
Now that we know it works, it would be great to check this change into the source code repository somewhere so that everyone gets this change by default, without having to manually edit any files. How is this done? Also, how do I post into the non-newbie thread? I feel that this post it doesn't belong here.
I believe after 5 posts you can post in the miner section. Don't worry this will get around quick and it will I'm sure get added within a week or two at most. Great job! I hope your donation made it. =)
Nice!
On a 6950 : 349 MH/s -> 366 MH/s (3.75%)
Thanks!
On a 6950 : 349 MH/s -> 366 MH/s (3.75%)
Thanks!
Wow, really awesome find. You're gonna be a minor celebrity around here soon no doubt.
I salute your ingenuity, and am firing up all the VNC sessions to edit my miners kernel files
edit: You added ten megahashes per second to one of my 5850's. I'm now hitting 400 MH/s on only 1.162 volts. I love you.
That was a very selfless act giving it away on the forums like that. Unfortunately well over 60% of the community would have wanted to charge a fee for their optimization.
I salute your ingenuity, and am firing up all the VNC sessions to edit my miners kernel files
edit: You added ten megahashes per second to one of my 5850's. I'm now hitting 400 MH/s on only 1.162 volts. I love you.
That was a very selfless act giving it away on the forums like that. Unfortunately well over 60% of the community would have wanted to charge a fee for their optimization.
The more efficient you make miners, the higher the difficulty rises.
Everybody, thanks for trying this out. I guess it really does work for other people. Keep donating, I like it
Now that we know it works, it would be great to check this change into the source code repository somewhere so that everyone gets this change by default, without having to manually edit any files. How is this done? Also, how do I post into the non-newbie thread? I feel that this post it doesn't belong here.
Now that we know it works, it would be great to check this change into the source code repository somewhere so that everyone gets this change by default, without having to manually edit any files. How is this done? Also, how do I post into the non-newbie thread? I feel that this post it doesn't belong here.
Thanks, from 292 to 295.
FYI, You can make the identical change to phoenix+poclbm with the same 2% increase in speed.
Not getting those speed increases w/poclbm-gui running an opencl miner. Still around 686 Mhash/s for me.
You need to edit BitcoinMiner.cl in the guiminer folder. It works as advertised. Donation coming. =)
303 -> 309 for each 5830, 2% as advertised!
Thanks bitless - i went from 296 to 303 on my 5830's. Sent you a nickel and encouraged others on reddit to do the same!
Thanks, Went from 288.8Mhash/sec to 295.96, 2.48% increase on all 3 5830's.
FYI, You can make the identical change to phoenix+poclbm with the same 2% increase in speed.
Not getting those speed increases w/poclbm-gui running an opencl miner. Still around 686 Mhash/s for me.
Went from ~241 to ~248 thanks.
188.2 to 192.1 MHash/sec, so almost 2.1% increase-- thanks!
4.53% increase here. Thanks!
Thank you
donation will be coming you way
donation will be coming you way
FYI, You can make the identical change to phoenix+poclbm with the same 2% increase in speed.
Cool, thanks for trying it out! I figured the same logic of using BFI_INT to build the MAJ function would apply to other miners and kernels as well, I just haven't tried it, so thanks for trying it out
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