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ghoom2

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My old account was "Ghoom" (hacked) u=199247

Quote from: OvErLoDe1 on March 21, 2018, 05:10:23 PM

Quote from: Old_Timer on March 21, 2018, 05:07:33 PM

Quote from: freinos13 on March 21, 2018, 11:31:34 AM

Quote from: Old_Timer on March 21, 2018, 09:25:52 AM

i am mining in aropool.com and have noticed some strange behavior.

I have about 44 kh/s and usualy I check every 12 hours to see my inputs, sometimes their is a huge jump in coins received (e.g I expect to find 200 and i see 500).
Is this due to the pool staying back in payments, pool luck or is there a super- block feature (cant see that in ANN)?

When you win a block you get ~390 ARO, that might explain the gap.

You can check who won the 100 last blocks here to check next time : http://aropool.com/blocks

This is definately it!

This 390 ARO bonus is a pool feature?

Is it deducted from the total 980 that all miners split?

Yes, the pool reward systems works such that 40% goes to the miner who solves the block, 30% goes to historic shares and 30% goes to current shares

Thanks for the explanation. I didn't understand why I too had these ~390 ARO.

OvErLoDe1

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Quote from: Old_Timer on March 21, 2018, 05:07:33 PM

Quote from: freinos13 on March 21, 2018, 11:31:34 AM

Quote from: Old_Timer on March 21, 2018, 09:25:52 AM

i am mining in aropool.com and have noticed some strange behavior.

I have about 44 kh/s and usualy I check every 12 hours to see my inputs, sometimes their is a huge jump in coins received (e.g I expect to find 200 and i see 500).
Is this due to the pool staying back in payments, pool luck or is there a super- block feature (cant see that in ANN)?

When you win a block you get ~390 ARO, that might explain the gap.

You can check who won the 100 last blocks here to check next time : http://aropool.com/blocks

This is definately it!

This 390 ARO bonus is a pool feature?

Is it deducted from the total 980 that all miners split?

Yes, the pool reward systems works such that 40% goes to the miner who solves the block, 30% goes to historic shares and 30% goes to current shares

Old_Timer

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In the fray since 2013.

Quote from: freinos13 on March 21, 2018, 11:31:34 AM

Quote from: Old_Timer on March 21, 2018, 09:25:52 AM

i am mining in aropool.com and have noticed some strange behavior.

I have about 44 kh/s and usualy I check every 12 hours to see my inputs, sometimes their is a huge jump in coins received (e.g I expect to find 200 and i see 500).
Is this due to the pool staying back in payments, pool luck or is there a super- block feature (cant see that in ANN)?

When you win a block you get ~390 ARO, that might explain the gap.

You can check who won the 100 last blocks here to check next time : http://aropool.com/blocks

This is definately it!

This 390 ARO bonus is a pool feature?

Is it deducted from the total 980 that all miners split?

lncm

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Quote from: abakr on March 21, 2018, 04:33:37 PM

Processor Intel Pentium N4200. There is no avx. Approach for mining?

Just use arionum-miner-java.exe instead.

abakr

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Processor Intel Pentium N4200. There is no avx. Approach for mining?

lncm

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Quote from: OvErLoDe1 on March 19, 2018, 12:35:41 PM

Quote from: zyrianka on March 19, 2018, 05:36:41 AM

Quote from: lncm on March 18, 2018, 02:04:24 PM

Could an Arionum miner be more optimized for Ryzen? Using SHA or so?

The great performer I have is a mobile i7 7500U. With 15W / 3 threads / 2 cores / 4 Mb L3 / 3.1 Ghz sustained speed it hashes as high as 8-9 H/s using Java Miner with AVX2. Truly amazing.

My Ryzen gives the aforementioned 15-16 H/s with 14 threads / 8 cores / 16 Mb L3 / 3.2 Ghz sustained speed. A little shallow compared with the tiny 2 core mobile i7 at around same clock frequencies.

Ryzen truly excels in Cryptonight / lite algos.

But something tells me it arionum mining could be more optimized for Ryzen.

I mined a bit with my old laptop and it gave me 1,7 h/s which is twice better than my old desktop which gave me 0,8-1 k/h. Maybe it just works better with mobile CPUs

Each miner utilizes memory, so if you have a memory bottleneck compared to your CPU speed, it will make quite a difference to your h/s

I don't think so, Laptop has 16 Gb DDR4 2133 and Laptop has 16 Gb DDR4 3200...

lncm

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Quote from: erdnapa on March 18, 2018, 11:14:32 PM

Quote from: lncm on March 18, 2018, 02:04:24 PM

Could an Arionum miner be more optimized for Ryzen? Using SHA or so?
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But something tells me it arionum mining could be more optimized for Ryzen.

Which OS? In Linux you could try a newer compiler, GCC 6.3+ or so.

Windows 10.

erdnapa

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Quote from: Btcmnr on March 21, 2018, 02:21:00 PM

Hey, guys, if I could help a little, it would be very grateful.

I have a Ryzen 1700x, and I can not get more than 5-6 h / s. Can my 4gb memory be my problem?

Yes. You need 16 GB, at 8GB you still throttle your CPU with memory being the bottleneck.
You'll see big increases up to 8 miner threads, after that it slows until you max out at ~14. However, you need RAM for that.

OvErLoDe1

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Quote from: Btcmnr on March 21, 2018, 02:21:00 PM

Hey, guys, if I could help a little, it would be very grateful.

I have a Ryzen 1700x, and I can not get more than 5-6 h / s. Can my 4gb memory be my problem?

4Gb is quite low. Depending on the threads for your CPU, each thread affinity takes 500Mb, so with low memory you may find that not all your available threads are being used

Btcmnr

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Hey, guys, if I could help a little, it would be very grateful.

I have a Ryzen 1700x, and I can not get more than 5-6 h / s. Can my 4gb memory be my problem?

dspencer

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Interesting choice for mining. I'm definitely going to stick around and see how it all works.

OvErLoDe1

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Quote from: Silkystarr on March 21, 2018, 12:24:25 PM

How you mine of CPU My Java Miner Also WOnt Mine on Corei5 So i have left the mining because its too hard to mine on CPU

For lower hash rate miners we do have the aro.cool mining pool where you can just point your miner and forget about it. People report good earnings from that, maybe a possibility. I only have an i5 and mine still with it

mokeyking

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Is there a C# mining engine?

Silkystarr

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How you mine of CPU My Java Miner Also WOnt Mine on Corei5 So i have left the mining because its too hard to mine on CPU

freinos13

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Quote from: Old_Timer on March 21, 2018, 09:25:52 AM

i am mining in aropool.com and have noticed some strange behavior.

I have about 44 kh/s and usualy I check every 12 hours to see my inputs, sometimes their is a huge jump in coins received (e.g I expect to find 200 and i see 500).
Is this due to the pool staying back in payments, pool luck or is there a super- block feature (cant see that in ANN)?

When you win a block you get ~390 ARO, that might explain the gap.

You can check who won the 100 last blocks here to check next time : http://aropool.com/blocks

Old_Timer

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In the fray since 2013.

i am mining in aropool.com and have noticed some strange behavior.

I have about 44 kh/s and usualy I check every 12 hours to see my inputs, sometimes their is a huge jump in coins received (e.g I expect to find 200 and i see 500).
Is this due to the pool staying back in payments, pool luck or is there a super- block feature (cant see that in ANN)?

John Cryp

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Innovation Powered by Crypto

Very nice project. testing the mining now

Good luck! Interesting to see where this goes...

OvErLoDe1

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Quote from: zyrianka on March 19, 2018, 05:36:41 AM

Quote from: lncm on March 18, 2018, 02:04:24 PM

Could an Arionum miner be more optimized for Ryzen? Using SHA or so?

The great performer I have is a mobile i7 7500U. With 15W / 3 threads / 2 cores / 4 Mb L3 / 3.1 Ghz sustained speed it hashes as high as 8-9 H/s using Java Miner with AVX2. Truly amazing.

My Ryzen gives the aforementioned 15-16 H/s with 14 threads / 8 cores / 16 Mb L3 / 3.2 Ghz sustained speed. A little shallow compared with the tiny 2 core mobile i7 at around same clock frequencies.

Ryzen truly excels in Cryptonight / lite algos.

But something tells me it arionum mining could be more optimized for Ryzen.

I mined a bit with my old laptop and it gave me 1,7 h/s which is twice better than my old desktop which gave me 0,8-1 k/h. Maybe it just works better with mobile CPUs

Each miner utilizes memory, so if you have a memory bottleneck compared to your CPU speed, it will make quite a difference to your h/s

zyrianka

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or maybe its RAM, from what i've just read in discord

zyrianka

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Quote from: lncm on March 18, 2018, 02:04:24 PM

Could an Arionum miner be more optimized for Ryzen? Using SHA or so?

The great performer I have is a mobile i7 7500U. With 15W / 3 threads / 2 cores / 4 Mb L3 / 3.1 Ghz sustained speed it hashes as high as 8-9 H/s using Java Miner with AVX2. Truly amazing.

My Ryzen gives the aforementioned 15-16 H/s with 14 threads / 8 cores / 16 Mb L3 / 3.2 Ghz sustained speed. A little shallow compared with the tiny 2 core mobile i7 at around same clock frequencies.

Ryzen truly excels in Cryptonight / lite algos.

But something tells me it arionum mining could be more optimized for Ryzen.

I mined a bit with my old laptop and it gave me 1,7 h/s which is twice better than my old desktop which gave me 0,8-1 k/h. Maybe it just works better with mobile CPUs

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