Why main site cryply.io dont work?
Try to use vpn or proxy, I have same problem, vpn fix it
For official pools there is a mirror's: proxy.cryply.io and proxy.luckypool.orgThanks, is a mirror of official main site cryply.io?
Topic: [ANN] [CRP] | cranepay | CPU Only | YesPoWer | True Cryptocurrency - page 22. (Read 47597 times)
July 16, 2018, 05:07:50 AM
Try to use vpn or proxy, I have same problem, vpn fix it
For official pools there is a mirror's: proxy.cryply.io and proxy.luckypool.orgThanks, is a mirror of official main site cryply.io?
July 16, 2018, 05:05:47 AM
Why main site cryply.io dont work?
Try to use vpn or proxy, I have same problem, vpn fix it
For official pools there is a mirror's: proxy.cryply.io and proxy.luckypool.orgThanks, is a mirror of official main site cryply.io?
July 16, 2018, 04:57:17 AM
Why main site cryply.io dont work?
Try to use vpn or proxy, I have same problem, vpn fix it
For official pools there is a mirror's: proxy.cryply.io and proxy.luckypool.org July 16, 2018, 04:46:28 AM
Why main site cryply.io dont work?
July 16, 2018, 12:01:11 AM
There is a monster users(43, 36, 35 kh/s)in statistic of official pool. Is this real users or they are botnet?
July 15, 2018, 06:18:53 PM
What is the optimal temperature of the processor I have 70-75 degrees processor i5-3570 load 100 percent in
the max temp on Intel is 90-95c before throttling and thermal shutdown.
the max temp on AMD is 65-70c before throttling and thermal shutdown.
Since you are running it for extended periods of time,
I would recommend to keep it below 70.
The easiest trick is to slow it down to 90% using windows advanced power settings.
Harder tricks include buyng an aftermarket cooler or undervolting slightly.
Consider also the heat which will take all the MB capacitors around the CPU.
You can add an exhaust fan to help cooling.
July 15, 2018, 05:08:15 PM
What is the optimal temperature of the processor I have 70-75 degrees processor i5-3570 load 100 percent in
July 15, 2018, 03:17:14 PM
cyply.download became even more convenient.
Download the file manager for your operating system and use the cyply.download as the usual Explorer of Windows.
cryply Windows Desktop_File_Manager
https[Suspicious link removed].html
cryply Mac Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/ovbnut61hzit/Desktop_File_Manager_Install.pkg.html
cryply Android Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/eres1q3gxpdz/uploader.apk.html
To work, you need a cryply.download account.
Before downloading, when adding a file, I chose five files instead of one . The app crashed. Uninstalling and reinstalling didn't help.Download the file manager for your operating system and use the cyply.download as the usual Explorer of Windows.
cryply Windows Desktop_File_Manager
https[Suspicious link removed].html
cryply Mac Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/ovbnut61hzit/Desktop_File_Manager_Install.pkg.html
cryply Android Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/eres1q3gxpdz/uploader.apk.html
To work, you need a cryply.download account.
https://a.radikal.ru/a20/1807/70/46d8bc3f8e51.png
July 15, 2018, 02:31:40 AM
cyply.download became even more convenient.
Download the file manager for your operating system and use the cyply.download as the usual Explorer of Windows.
cryply Windows Desktop_File_Manager
https[Suspicious link removed].html
cryply Mac Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/ovbnut61hzit/Desktop_File_Manager_Install.pkg.html
cryply Android Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/eres1q3gxpdz/uploader.apk.html
To work, you need a cryply.download account.
Download the file manager for your operating system and use the cyply.download as the usual Explorer of Windows.
cryply Windows Desktop_File_Manager
https[Suspicious link removed].html
cryply Mac Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/ovbnut61hzit/Desktop_File_Manager_Install.pkg.html
cryply Android Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/eres1q3gxpdz/uploader.apk.html
To work, you need a cryply.download account.
that's very good news.
with the upload in the browser I had permanent problems because of bad internet now I can pause my uploads.
Well done, keep it up.
Have you already tried them? Are they actually working?
July 14, 2018, 02:13:00 PM
cyply.download became even more convenient.
Download the file manager for your operating system and use the cyply.download as the usual Explorer of Windows.
cryply Windows Desktop_File_Manager
https[Suspicious link removed].html
cryply Mac Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/ovbnut61hzit/Desktop_File_Manager_Install.pkg.html
cryply Android Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/eres1q3gxpdz/uploader.apk.html
To work, you need a cryply.download account.
Download the file manager for your operating system and use the cyply.download as the usual Explorer of Windows.
cryply Windows Desktop_File_Manager
https[Suspicious link removed].html
cryply Mac Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/ovbnut61hzit/Desktop_File_Manager_Install.pkg.html
cryply Android Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/eres1q3gxpdz/uploader.apk.html
To work, you need a cryply.download account.
that's very good news.
with the upload in the browser I had permanent problems because of bad internet now I can pause my uploads.
Well done, keep it up.
July 14, 2018, 11:40:56 AM
I have started mining some CRP and it works really well. Also transactions are super fast. I have a question regarding the miner.
I started mining under windows and used the binary of the "CPUminer opt - yespower". As soon as I start this, it correctly gives:
Now I also have some Linux machines with Dual Xeon CPUs and I compiled the exact same miner on there. Compilation went fine without any problems. However, when I start the miner on Linux (doesn't matter if built on Ubuntu 16 or 18) it gives:
I started mining under windows and used the binary of the "CPUminer opt - yespower". As soon as I start this, it correctly gives:
Code:
CPU features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2 AVX AVX2.
SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: SSE2 SHA.
Start mining with SSE2.
SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: SSE2 SHA.
Start mining with SSE2.
Now I also have some Linux machines with Dual Xeon CPUs and I compiled the exact same miner on there. Compilation went fine without any problems. However, when I start the miner on Linux (doesn't matter if built on Ubuntu 16 or 18) it gives:
Code:
CPU features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: None.
Start mining with no optimizations.
Also in the source code of the miner there seems to be no optimization file for the yespower algo. It doesn't seem to run unusally slow under Ubuntu. I get approx. 1 kH/s for a dual Xeon L5640, but it just seems strange to me...SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: None.
Start mining with no optimizations.
In linux for the best speed complile with sse2 or sha cpu instruction.
Code for configure:
Code:
CFLAGS="-O3 -msse2 -Wall" ./configure --with-curl
Or native
Code:
CFLAGS="-O3 -march=native -Wall" ./configure --with-curl
NEW VERSION MINER - cpuminer-opt-yespower
UPDATED cpuminer-opt-yespower (ver.2):
- fix source code on github - "Algo features".
- compile binary code for windows x64 with gcc 7.4 - speed up 3-5%
- add sha optimization for newer cpu (sse4.2+sha and avx2+sha; sha support in J3455 and newer cpu - http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Celeron/Intel-Celeron%20J3455.html)
Download - https://github.com/bubasik/cpuminer-opt-yespower/releases/tag/v3.8.8.3
July 14, 2018, 06:24:48 AM
Cool. I traded my doge for a cryply, here https://cryply.exchange/
Cryply came on the purse in less than 10 minutes.
Cryply came on the purse in less than 10 minutes.
This is the official exchanger of the coin. You can be sure that in any case, the transaction will take place, or return the money.
I have started mining some CRP and it works really well. Also transactions are super fast. I have a question regarding the miner.
I started mining under windows and used the binary of the "CPUminer opt - yespower". As soon as I start this, it correctly gives:
Now I also have some Linux machines with Dual Xeon CPUs and I compiled the exact same miner on there. Compilation went fine without any problems. However, when I start the miner on Linux (doesn't matter if built on Ubuntu 16 or 18) it gives:
I started mining under windows and used the binary of the "CPUminer opt - yespower". As soon as I start this, it correctly gives:
Code:
CPU features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2 AVX AVX2.
SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: SSE2 SHA.
Start mining with SSE2.
SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: SSE2 SHA.
Start mining with SSE2.
Now I also have some Linux machines with Dual Xeon CPUs and I compiled the exact same miner on there. Compilation went fine without any problems. However, when I start the miner on Linux (doesn't matter if built on Ubuntu 16 or 18) it gives:
Code:
CPU features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: None.
Start mining with no optimizations.
Also in the source code of the miner there seems to be no optimization file for the yespower algo. It doesn't seem to run unusally slow under Ubuntu. I get approx. 1 kH/s for a dual Xeon L5640, but it just seems strange to me...SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: None.
Start mining with no optimizations.
Use the original miner from the development team. The performance is higher than cpu miner opt from 10-30% depending on the processor.
https://github.com/cryply/cryply-cli-miner/releases/tag/1.0
cyply.download became even more convenient.
Download the file manager for your operating system and use the cyply.download as the usual Explorer of Windows.
cryply Windows Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/dsat03md5htg/Desktop_File_Manager_Install.exe.html
cryply Mac Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/ovbnut61hzit/Desktop_File_Manager_Install.pkg.html
cryply Android Desktop_File_Manager
https://cryply.download/eres1q3gxpdz/uploader.apk.html
To work, you need a cryply.download account.
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July 14, 2018, 06:00:35 AM
Why so few coins mined with 2 CPUs?
there 2 miners for Cryply: one is open source cpu miner. Its mine abit slow and Cryply Dev Team written new unique miner from scratch in RUST. And this guy mine pretty fast.
July 14, 2018, 05:46:08 AM
Why so few coins mined with 2 CPUs?
there 2 miners for Cryply: one is open source cpu miner. Its mine abit slow and Cryply Dev Team written new unique miner from scratch in RUST. And this guy mine pretty fast.
July 14, 2018, 04:26:55 AM
Why so few miners coins for 2 CPUs?
Not really understand you question... You asking why so few coins which you mined? May be early you mine much more coins... If I understand correct so there is a many new miner, crp net grow day by day, and thats why now you get less coins then early... July 14, 2018, 03:50:43 AM
Why so few coins mined with 2 CPUs?
July 14, 2018, 02:39:05 AM
I have started mining some CRP and it works really well. Also transactions are super fast. I have a question regarding the miner.
I started mining under windows and used the binary of the "CPUminer opt - yespower". As soon as I start this, it correctly gives:
Now I also have some Linux machines with Dual Xeon CPUs and I compiled the exact same miner on there. Compilation went fine without any problems. However, when I start the miner on Linux (doesn't matter if built on Ubuntu 16 or 18) it gives:
I started mining under windows and used the binary of the "CPUminer opt - yespower". As soon as I start this, it correctly gives:
Code:
CPU features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2 AVX AVX2.
SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: SSE2 SHA.
Start mining with SSE2.
SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: SSE2 SHA.
Start mining with SSE2.
Now I also have some Linux machines with Dual Xeon CPUs and I compiled the exact same miner on there. Compilation went fine without any problems. However, when I start the miner on Linux (doesn't matter if built on Ubuntu 16 or 18) it gives:
Code:
CPU features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: None.
Start mining with no optimizations.
Also in the source code of the miner there seems to be no optimization file for the yespower algo. It doesn't seem to run unusally slow under Ubuntu. I get approx. 1 kH/s for a dual Xeon L5640, but it just seems strange to me... SW features: SSE2 AES SSE4.2.
Algo features: None.
Start mining with no optimizations.
July 14, 2018, 02:11:07 AM
Before the release of the new explorer block, it left 12 days
Is the richlist in it?This is contrary to the principles of decentralization, most likely that will not appear.
In fact yes. Apart from that - what would give RichList in case of Monero? Nothing. True Anonymous Coin will not leak such data. And Cryply is moving in this direction
Read what Monero Folks thinking about richlist https://moneroblocks.info/richlist (and Monero for us example of true anonymity)
July 14, 2018, 02:08:34 AM
Cool. I traded my doge for a cryply, here https://cryply.exchange/
Cryply came on the purse in less than 10 minutes.
Cryply came on the purse in less than 10 minutes.
July 13, 2018, 05:44:19 PM
Before the release of the new explorer block, it left 12 days
Is the richlist in it?This is contrary to the principles of decentralization, most likely that will not appear.
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