Topic: [ANN] Credits(CRDS): CPU-only mining | Argon2d PoW - Masternodes - page 37. (Read 482531 times)

other fresh project asic resistant - Argon2i "interesting idea"

[ANN] [ARO] | Arionum | CPU Only | PHP Based | Decentralized Revolution
january 8, 2018

I think this project is for selected people like miners, which making it impossible for non miners to participate. Finding it difficult to understand a thing here.

This Credits(CRDS) is different than Credits.com ICO, right?

Is there any profit calculator for different CPU's to get some averages? I'm fan of ASIC-resistant coins.

Hi guys can someone tell me what total supply for this coin?? excluding tail emission

and is it possible to solo mining with one host, to support multiple miner?? i mean like PC 2, PC 3, PC 4, forward its hash to PC 1, is that possible?? any tutorial for that? thank you

Actual :
model name   : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2650 v4 @ 2.20GHz
cpu MHz         : 2200.010
cache size      : 30720 KB

2 type de servers
16 core: 50k~60k hparsec
8 core: 20k~24k hparsec

Cpu 100%
AVX2

today : 27block - 270 CRDS / 19 hours of work

Today, acceptable exploitation
I have the impression that the network is very unstable (sometimes). I started mining in January, 10

my best records 82block - 819 CRDS - 24 hours "ANN Blocks per day: ~675" | the weekend of January 12 (4 days = 3440 CRDS )
- potential easy attack of the network, I really hope for you "really anti-botnet"

He's getting 10 blocks which equals 100 credits a day.

1 block = 10 credits

So, you are only getting 10 coins per day for 900KH/s? How is your server configuration? And one more question, are you using all of your cpu cores for mining that makes your cpu utilization 100%?

Is there a slack channel for CRDS? I hate writing in forums.

Sincerly, Jacky

i wish i had money to buy an 8-socket CPU server. LOL.

those x3950 x6 series servers look awesome...
with 8x intel xeon E7-8000 v2 CPU´s! "up to 60-cores/120-threads."
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Xeon/Intel-Xeon%20E7-8895%20v2.html

E7- v1 also looks nice, x3950 x5 boards.
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Xeon/Intel-Xeon%20E7-4870%20AT80615007263AA%20(BX80615E74870).html
E7-4000 is for 4-socket,
but i´ve seen E7-8k cpu´s in E7-4k motherboards.

x7560 it´s even older.
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Xeon/Intel-Xeon%20MP%20X7560%20-%20AT80604004869AA%20(BX80604X7560).html

but the curiosity... its always there. LOL. Jajajajaja

8-socket cpu with HT is a pipe dream,
a step down would be the 4-socket CPU like:
HP ProLiant DL580 Generation 7 "G7",
has both versions:
for E7 v1 "up to 40-cores/80-threads",
and for x7560 "up to 32core/64-threads"
https://h20195.www2.hpe.com/v2/getpdf.aspx/c04123267.pdf?ver=19

the x7500 series CPU are a bit too old... but have HyperThreading, the x7400 do not.

research so far...
i´m looking a more compatible board with EPS 12v powersupply, those servers everything is custom, ram, board, psu, etc....

another problem with 4-socket & 8-socket boards is that require Windows Server,
and WinSrv 2016 Standard is sold by cores... 16-minimum, $800usd. for OEM/OEI, and $1100usd. for Boxed. "Boxed version allows to change the board, license is not hardware locked."
Windows Server Essentials 2016 i think is limited to 1-socket, cant rememeber.
and Datacenter is more $$.
every 4 additional cores/threads, license pack for Standard or Datacenter is +$210usd.
Essentials i think it cannot be upgraded, a clean install must be made.
also console version cannot be upgraded to Desktop experience, clean install also must be made.

Is there a slack channel for CRDS? I hate writing in forums.

Sincerly, Jacky

hello i need wallet for 32bit available or not

How to miniing this coin

any guide for mining?
any mining calculator ?