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eeaweeaws

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Quote from: cointradero on February 15, 2014, 02:29:09 AM

Quote from: eeaweeaws on February 15, 2014, 01:42:31 AM

it seems crypo-trade slow problem is fixed.
but the price keeps falling~~~~

i keep 816 utc for POS..still on your side bro.keep going

You still have 5 days till PoS even kicks in.

what's that mean Huh

PoS not yet started Huh

i just started holding my coins in my wallet 2 days ago..

cointradero

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Quote from: eeaweeaws on February 15, 2014, 01:42:31 AM

it seems crypo-trade slow problem is fixed.
but the price keeps falling~~~~

i keep 816 utc for POS..still on your side bro.keep going

You still have 5 days till PoS even kicks in.

RandyMagnum

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Without comment on valuation, the mining aspect of UTC has been pleasurable from a 2 year old miner's perspective.

I've found myself just mining it for a while without much weight given to anything else outside of testing its algorithm and measuring performance/efficiency of my farm. Based on that alone, I hope to see support grow for UTC.

NickPortland

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Quote from: tabnk on February 15, 2014, 02:07:53 AM

$30 is not far away Cool

Do you know something we don't, tabnk?

tabnk

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$30 is not far away Cool

eeaweeaws

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it seems crypo-trade slow problem is fixed.
but the price keeps falling~~~~

i keep 816 utc for POS..still on your side bro.keep going

XTR

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Quote from: ozkraut on February 15, 2014, 01:09:40 AM

Quote from: XTR on February 15, 2014, 01:02:06 AM

Quote from: ozkraut on February 15, 2014, 12:54:46 AM

Quote from: ozkraut on February 15, 2014, 12:48:41 AM

Quote from: XTR on February 15, 2014, 12:38:23 AM

Hey guys,

I wanted to know if anyone could shed some light on my hashrates if they are running as high as they should be.

Basically to make it simple my most optimal configuration is 584 Kh/s on a 280x, is that a good rate?
I have another one that runs at 567 Kh/s but all GPUs are not created equally.

im running two and am getting 574 ish each stable at coolish temps (64c & 62c Australia Summer). thats running --G2 8191 TC, 1065 GPU, 1500 Mem.
Ive seen postings of people claiming mid low sixes with G1 high TC and high clock 1075 Huh

and 1700'ish mem clock. Too hot for me here right now I believe

Ah: forgot: you are tuning each separately ? eg with comma delimitation ?

eg --gpu-memclock 1500,1550 --gpu-engine 1065,1070

they do respond differently on sometimes small changes. Slower is not always the wrong direction to go either. When I go over 1070 on one card it just drops into the early 5's. Yet at 1065 it runs in the 570's. Same with memory. Around 1500 seems best. But YMMV

The cards i'm using are gigabyte 280x with factory core oc of 1100 and I did have everything set individually per card in the batch because I believe one has a different ram manufacturer which always caused it to work poorly on higher clock speeds with normal scrypt. Though after reading both of your posts I had the idea to switch back to default clocks of 1100,1100 and now i'm getting a solid 595 & 592 Kh/s @ 65c (though its located in a basement so the ambient is nice and cool)

Thank you guys for the quick replies!

just set 1100,1100
up to 590 straight away. watching temps and HW but good so far. Works both ways the forum stuff eh ?

ahahahaha guess so! glad we managed to help each other on that one.

Quote from: ozkraut on February 15, 2014, 01:05:40 AM

A question for solo mining

are there any
addnode=

ip's available for the .conf file?

I can't find any IP addresses to include mentioned and I tend to have to be mindful of my ping being down under so if anyone knows: much appreciated

Any ideas ?

There are some IPs in my debug.log, the ones my client connected to would be considered nodes correct?

ozkraut

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Quote from: XTR on February 15, 2014, 01:02:06 AM

Quote from: ozkraut on February 15, 2014, 12:54:46 AM

Quote from: ozkraut on February 15, 2014, 12:48:41 AM

Quote from: XTR on February 15, 2014, 12:38:23 AM

Hey guys,

I wanted to know if anyone could shed some light on my hashrates if they are running as high as they should be.

Basically to make it simple my most optimal configuration is 584 Kh/s on a 280x, is that a good rate?
I have another one that runs at 567 Kh/s but all GPUs are not created equally.

im running two and am getting 574 ish each stable at coolish temps (64c & 62c Australia Summer). thats running --G2 8191 TC, 1065 GPU, 1500 Mem.
Ive seen postings of people claiming mid low sixes with G1 high TC and high clock 1075 Huh

and 1700'ish mem clock. Too hot for me here right now I believe

Ah: forgot: you are tuning each separately ? eg with comma delimitation ?

eg --gpu-memclock 1500,1550 --gpu-engine 1065,1070

they do respond differently on sometimes small changes. Slower is not always the wrong direction to go either. When I go over 1070 on one card it just drops into the early 5's. Yet at 1065 it runs in the 570's. Same with memory. Around 1500 seems best. But YMMV

The cards i'm using are gigabyte 280x with factory core oc of 1100 and I did have everything set individually per card in the batch because I believe one has a different ram manufacturer which always caused it to work poorly on higher clock speeds with normal scrypt. Though after reading both of your posts I had the idea to switch back to default clocks of 1100,1100 and now i'm getting a solid 595 & 592 Kh/s @ 65c (though its located in a basement so the ambient is nice and cool)

Thank you guys for the quick replies!

just set 1100,1100
up to 590 straight away. watching temps and HW but good so far. Works both ways the forum stuff eh ?

ozkraut

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A question for solo mining

are there any
addnode=

ip's available for the .conf file?

I can't find any IP addresses to include mentioned and I tend to have to be mindful of my ping being down under so if anyone knows: much appreciated

Any ideas ?

XTR

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Activity: 38

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Quote from: ozkraut on February 15, 2014, 12:54:46 AM

Quote from: ozkraut on February 15, 2014, 12:48:41 AM

Quote from: XTR on February 15, 2014, 12:38:23 AM

Hey guys,

I wanted to know if anyone could shed some light on my hashrates if they are running as high as they should be.

Basically to make it simple my most optimal configuration is 584 Kh/s on a 280x, is that a good rate?
I have another one that runs at 567 Kh/s but all GPUs are not created equally.

im running two and am getting 574 ish each stable at coolish temps (64c & 62c Australia Summer). thats running --G2 8191 TC, 1065 GPU, 1500 Mem.
Ive seen postings of people claiming mid low sixes with G1 high TC and high clock 1075 Huh

and 1700'ish mem clock. Too hot for me here right now I believe

Ah: forgot: you are tuning each separately ? eg with comma delimitation ?

eg --gpu-memclock 1500,1550 --gpu-engine 1065,1070

they do respond differently on sometimes small changes. Slower is not always the wrong direction to go either. When I go over 1070 on one card it just drops into the early 5's. Yet at 1065 it runs in the 570's. Same with memory. Around 1500 seems best. But YMMV

The cards i'm using are gigabyte 280x with factory core oc of 1100 and I did have everything set individually per card in the batch because I believe one has a different ram manufacturer which always caused it to work poorly on higher clock speeds with normal scrypt. Though after reading both of your posts I had the idea to switch back to default clocks of 1100,1100 and now i'm getting a solid 595 & 592 Kh/s @ 65c (though its located in a basement so the ambient is nice and cool)

Thank you guys for the quick replies!

ozkraut

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Activity: 522

Merit: 266

Quote from: ozkraut on February 15, 2014, 12:48:41 AM

Quote from: XTR on February 15, 2014, 12:38:23 AM

Hey guys,

I wanted to know if anyone could shed some light on my hashrates if they are running as high as they should be.

Basically to make it simple my most optimal configuration is 584 Kh/s on a 280x, is that a good rate?
I have another one that runs at 567 Kh/s but all GPUs are not created equally.

im running two and am getting 574 ish each stable at coolish temps (64c & 62c Australia Summer). thats running --G2 8191 TC, 1065 GPU, 1500 Mem.
Ive seen postings of people claiming mid low sixes with G1 high TC and high clock 1075 Huh

and 1700'ish mem clock. Too hot for me here right now I believe

Ah: forgot: you are tuning each separately ? eg with comma delimitation ?

eg --gpu-memclock 1500,1550 --gpu-engine 1065,1070

they do respond differently on sometimes small changes. Slower is not always the wrong direction to go either. When I go over 1070 on one card it just drops into the early 5's. Yet at 1065 it runs in the 570's. Same with memory. Around 1500 seems best. But YMMV

ozkraut

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Quote from: XTR on February 15, 2014, 12:38:23 AM

Hey guys,

I wanted to know if anyone could shed some light on my hashrates if they are running as high as they should be.

Basically to make it simple my most optimal configuration is 584 Kh/s on a 280x, is that a good rate?
I have another one that runs at 567 Kh/s but all GPUs are not created equally.

im running two and am getting 574 ish each stable at coolish temps (64c & 62c Australia Summer). thats running --G2 8191 TC, 1065 GPU, 1500 Mem.
Ive seen postings of people claiming mid low sixes with G1 high TC and high clock 1075 Huh

and 1700'ish mem clock. Too hot for me here right now I believe

XTR

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Hey guys,

I wanted to know if anyone could shed some light on my hashrates if they are running as high as they should be.

Basically to make it simple my most optimal configuration is 584 Kh/s on a 280x, is that a good rate?
I have another one that runs at 567 Kh/s but all GPUs are not created equally.

ozkraut

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Quote from: bumface on February 13, 2014, 05:57:03 PM

Quote from: ozkraut on February 14, 2014, 10:31:40 PM

Quote

Our dev will review your work, and if it is selected we will launch it for a 2 week evaluation period in which the community can use it so we may test it for flaws and bugs.

After the work has passed the quality norm,you will receive your reward, and it will be visible on our homepage.

such jobs include:

-Blockchain explorer - 7500 UTC

-Android wallet - 3000 UTC

-Mac wallet - 3000 UTC

-mac os gpu miner - 3000 UTC

-Linux wallet - 3000 UTC

-Linux gpu miner - 3000 UTC

If you feel you are a capable developer, you may start one of these jobs at once, please announce that you are working on it on this thread.

Hi Bumface,

just noticed the above : anybody claimed the linux gpu bounty yet ? Else if the patched and compiled version I submitted might qualify Huh

(;-). Been tested & run by others in the community and is found to be working. Ah: and its included on page 1 / post 1.
Can recompile the exe to utc_miner if really necessary. Anyhow: go the bounty eh ?

laterbreh

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Quote from: Carlitos714 on February 15, 2014, 12:02:09 AM

Quote from: laterbreh on February 14, 2014, 10:44:57 PM

Hi all,

I created a very simple video to get new users started on how to mine ultracoin. I demonstrate using cgminer patched, and ultracoin miner, and I provide some example configurations.

I hope that all new users find this video useful.

(720p HD)
http://youtu.be/5fHAzFRAN48

Thank you,
-Laterbreh

cool man. I wish this vid was available when I first started. Anyhow, great video. I did post a question on youtube

Saw it! Thank you!

Yea, if all of your cards are the same, you dont need to comma them. 1 command will cover all of them. For the ones you specifically requested, 1 covers all cards even if they are different.

Carlitos714

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Quote from: laterbreh on February 14, 2014, 10:44:57 PM

Hi all,

I created a very simple video to get new users started on how to mine ultracoin. I demonstrate using cgminer patched, and ultracoin miner, and I provide some example configurations.

I hope that all new users find this video useful.

(720p HD)
http://youtu.be/5fHAzFRAN48

Thank you,
-Laterbreh

cool man. I wish this vid was available when I first started. Anyhow, great video. I did post a question on youtube

imginy

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you really need to get this coin on a working exchange.

It's been over 2 weeks come on you can do it

laterbreh

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Hi all,

I created a very simple video to get new users started on how to mine ultracoin. I demonstrate using cgminer patched, and ultracoin miner, and I provide some example configurations.

I hope that all new users find this video useful.

(720p HD)
http://youtu.be/5fHAzFRAN48

Thank you,
-Laterbreh

ozkraut

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Activity: 522

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Quote

Our dev will review your work, and if it is selected we will launch it for a 2 week evaluation period in which the community can use it so we may test it for flaws and bugs.

After the work has passed the quality norm,you will receive your reward, and it will be visible on our homepage.

such jobs include:

-Blockchain explorer - 7500 UTC

-Android wallet - 3000 UTC

-Mac wallet - 3000 UTC

-mac os gpu miner - 3000 UTC

-Linux wallet - 3000 UTC

-Linux gpu miner - 3000 UTC

If you feel you are a capable developer, you may start one of these jobs at once, please announce that you are working on it on this thread.

Hi Bumface,

just noticed the above : anybody claimed the linux gpu bounty yet ? Else if the patched and compiled version I submitted might qualify Huh

(;-). Been tested & run by others in the community and is found to be working. Ah: and its included on page 1 / post 1.
Can recompile the exe to utc_miner if really necessary. Anyhow: go the bounty eh ?

Robert Lewandowski

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