Topic: [ANN] [ARO] | Arionum | CPU+GPU+Masternode | PHP Based |Decentralized Revolution - page 32. (Read 71563 times)

Thank you for improvements Arodev !

Very impressive. If HF goes well, I'm very optimistic about ARO.Can't wait to see the development of the project!!Keep great work.

http://aro.cool/?q=benchmarks For some info. Not sure if there is any AMD info anywhere

https://bitbucket.org/guli13/arionum-gpu-miner for the original GPU miner.

https://bitbucket.org/cryptogone/arionum-gpu-miner Cryptogone's newer version

https://forum.arionum.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=189 OvErLoDe1's guide

Is there a setup guide for the masternodes? If not, will there be one?

Hi guys, anyone here know what is the situation with gpu mining Aro? I would like to mine it but not sure about the algorithm etc. I run  on EthOS (linux) currently Mining ethereum, I’m not even sure what hash rate my rx480’s would do each on Aro if I were to mine it. Any insight really appreciated 🙂

https://bitbucket.org/cryptogone/arionum-gpu-miner

Link.

There is already a Windows GPU miner

oh wow, the last stats i remember was like 20H/s with an 1080TI?

However, i wont run ubuntu again on my system. So i will wait for an windows gpu miner, till that time i'm fine with the cuby miner and the ariocppminer

Edit: ah you mean that the speeds will be possible after the fork.. I tought people are getting this speeds already ^^

The GPU miner will perform like it did pre-fork, so in essence you should get ~1500 h/s with a GTX 1080Ti

U can mine with an GPU, but good luck with try to get the same speed with an 1080Ti compared to an i7 cpu..

It's not that an GPU have an big change in compare with the cpu miners. But, it's easier to make an rig with GPU's in compare with an CPU rig

Depends on what u want, but the most power is while using an CPU (power/electricity/mining speed)

I tested the GPU miner on ubuntu but it was not nice, i prefer the cpu miner on windows 10


Edit: oops, sorry for double posting

Totally agree with u,
The dumps will be less now because there are 3 ways to earn ARO instead of 2.

However, what i see is that the price is rising already..

The ARO team have plenty more up their sleeves in future development, the change to hybrid mining and the launch of the alias system is something all the community is excited about

As for the numbers of MN, we don not want ARO to sway towards the MN route, the MN route is being opened, alongside GPU mining, in an effort to be fairer in terms of accessibility for the community. It also prevents huge cloud whales from dumping nearly as much as they were able to, in effect this should produce an upturn in the market.

Not talking about the website at all, rather the lack of diversified pools. 2 Pools control most of the hashrate, and that isn't healthy.

No FUD, just facts. OmniAnalytics sometimes publishes nice data on MN coins. Of course ARO could be the exception, but why?

As a side note: The number of possible MN seems to be quite limited, currently only ~700MN would be possible, real world probably much much lower. Any reason for that?

"I smell desperation" - No, this is to my knowledge a unique way of tackling the problem faced with most CPU coins, massive dumpers with free/extremely cheap cloud services. This idea has been carefully thought out to ensure a fairer mining experience for everyone.

"Aro is a fine project, but still lacks some of the basic features of a successful coin. There is no linux wallet, the pool landscape is dismal... Why not fix that first?" - There is a Linux wallet, just that it is CLI, not a GUI, however a Linux GUI is in production. A flashy pool website gains you what exactly? So it is easier on the eye? Standardisation, that is key.

"Masternodes: statistically the coins with a masternode system do the worst value wise. Most drop over 90% within a short time, as whales start to frequently drop their 'free' coins." - complete and utter FUD. The mining system along with the Masternodes will in fact make it less worthwhile for the dumpers.

"The pride of the entire project so far was the CPU only mining. It even forked to prevent GPU mining. Now back to GPUs? Why? " - It was a decision we didn't take lightly, however due to the new hybrid mining system being introduced, a wider range of accessibility is being produced for those that want to mine ARO. Also, the fork was to bring GPU mining in-line with CPU mining, however, progress and community demand/interest are also key to the development of ARO.

 "Another way to read this announcement: The rumors about botnet mining are true and ARO desperately needs more (diversified) hashrate. Is that the case?" - The rumours about botnets and ARO are exactly that, rumours. There is no "ARO botnet". This whole idea was thought up and relentless hard work being carried out to diversify ARO.

Can we mine this with gpus? If so, i see that there's a miner but only for linux. Will a windows miner be released? thank you.

I smell desperation.

Aro is a fine project, but still lacks some of the basic features of a successful coin. There is no linux wallet, the pool landscape is dismal... Why not fix that first?

The pride of the entire project so far was the CPU only mining. It even forked to prevent GPU mining. Now back to GPUs? Why?

Masternodes: statistically the coins with a masternode system do the worst value wise. Most drop over 90% within a short time, as whales start to frequently drop their 'free' coins.

Also, if someone could enlighten me about the 'masternodes will be winning blocks based on a Proof of Stake system'. So there is no limit to the coins you can lock into a MN, more coins improve your chance of winning?

Another way to read this announcement: The rumors about botnet mining are true and ARO desperately needs more (diversified) hashrate. Is that the case?

Yes you can run more than one MN. It is suggested you run each MN on a separate VPS/server. From what I heard, 4 core / 8 GB ram requirement. Not sure if there is leeway if running Nginx/php-fpm verses say Apache. The server's IP cannot change for the duration of the (active/not matured) MN.

When Dan, Cuby, CryptoGone update their miners, I'm sure they will announce it. I know Dan and Cuby have been very proactive (asking AroDev questions, etc.).