Topic: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX] - page 1034. (Read 3426921 times)

Sooo. Does anyone have instructions on;

Compiling cudaminer in windows
Running yacoin for solo mining
And where to sell them?

I so need to learn haha. Im use to dogecoin wallet which has a button to switch to mining mode

lieferservice.de - I think they cover all of Germany, partnering with local delivery services.

Where did you order that from??

Takeaway.com has started accepting bitcoins. Havent tried yet, but i plan to order some food soon.

This is UK based, so not sure it will work in other places.

So to run on my windows machine I need to compile it in windows. Howwww? I dont have a clue

I have a while before yacoin wallet is downloaded. But I dont even know how to launch it in solo mining mode

I ordered my first meal delivery(some Indian mutton curry) with bitcoins. Yum yum.

You need libcurl-dev (the development headers) on Linux to compile, by the way.  Cross compilation for Windows on Linux is not an option, I think.

So my 780 should get 3.2khash so I should be ok to solo mine?
will be my first ever attempt at solo mining if i can :p

so you got 100 in 15 minutes at 9khash/s i believe? i would be happy with 150 in 24 hours at 3.2khash/s. let me know if i have read everything right and i will give it a go

i have linux and windows so i can compile in either. but if i compile in linux i take it i will be fine to port the files over to windows and they should just run? as the steps for getting cuda to work on ubuntu 13.10 are stupidly long

EDIT: i just tried to compile in ubuntu 13.10 and its saying curl is missing when i run make. it is installed and fully up to date. can anyone just send me a compiled version to try? or some good instructions on installing?

moved...

Solo-mining yacoin is a possibiliy f you have 2-3 kHash or more. set up a wallet in server mode, enable rpc calls on a specific port and connect cudaminer to localhost on this port,... You don't need no stinkin' pool!

Block reward is around 50 YAC. I just found two within 15 minutes...

Christian is solo mining, he uses no pool for scrypt-jane coins.

what's the -s option? :-)

Using the default overclock settings "1" with Asus tweaks my 660ti is now running at 305khs.

Its seen a temp increase from 72c to 76c but is stable.

GPU clock 1166
min GPU Volts 100
Mem Clock 6128
Power Target 110
Fan speed on Auto 54%
Display refresh rate 60

Hi Dave, Just wanted to check if you had any news on this?

Well this is pretty awesome. I do have a question though.

What is the significance of values that do show up in autotune vs those that don't? Auto-tune selected T7x2 for my 780.  I had been using K9x2 previously, but T9x2 was blank in autotune. I gave it a shot anyway and it worked. So I tried a few others. Previously, K10x2 gave me memory warnings and wouldn't verify on the CPU. T10x2 now gives me 3.26 kHash and T21x1 gives me 3.4 and I'm getting shares accepted like nobody's business!

According to wikipedia, some 630s have kepler cores in them, I'm not sure if the particular one I'm after does or not, but I'm trying to find out. Either way, I can't pass it up for $30.

Thanks for the info about Titan kernels. I'm not current with CUDA at all. I wrote a very poor automated satisfiability theorem prover with CUDA in 2009, and I've forgotten most it since. I've spent most of the day looking through CUDA code though, when I ought to be working on my own completely unrelated code. Perhaps one of these days I'll be caught up enough to contribute.

Regarding your memory brainstorming... how much overhead is involved with creating thread blocks, and is there any concept of synchronization, i.e. locking, between thread blocks? I'm guessing no, but on the off chance that there is, can you queue up some blocks and have them wait on the currently executing blocks before they start using the scratch pad?

With my GTX 780 I'm currently on track to make 0.014 BTC in 24 hours. You need the latest commit from git, then just pass the argument "--algo=scrypt-jane" As for compiling? I don't know much about the windows world, but on linux, or os x you just run ./autogen.sh; ./configure; make; If that doesn't work, read the error messages and try to deduce what your missing.

That reminds me, I always have to modify a few includes when I compile on OS X, perhaps I'll submit a pull request with a few #ifdefs.

I will have to try it. I have a second mining rig being connected tomorrow which will double my production so my 780 could get these and save me some power. As the new rig I wont be paying any power on.

If anyone can pm me with instructions on setting up scrypt-jane for my 780 and some good pool suggestions it would be great  and I can give it a try tomorrow once my second machine is running. As long as I can make 0.01btc in 3 days or so I am happy to mine it and be a tester for the code in cudaminer

I can't connect to any coinmine.pl pools for some reason.
For now only the github version has scrypt-jane.

My hashrate should be similar to that of the 780ti as its tue same rough performance and memory. So 3.2kh/s plus I could stick my cpu working if power is less on the gpu

If I can find a pool I will try it. Maybe cbuchner1 has a better pool as he is testing his hash rates I believe?

Just found yac.coinmine.pl
Seems to have some good reviews and 0% invalid. Do I need to do anything to the last official zip file to mine them?

Do I need to compile from github or just use what I have now? And what settings would I need to set? Worth a try to see how many I can get this early on in the coins life

I think with my hashrate I could get 150 in 24 hours, although I'm not sure. The pool I'm on is rubbish (43% valid hashrate  ) while I have 100%, but I can't find a decent pool I can connect to.

Edit: @cbuchner1, have you tried increasing -s? The default 5 seems to cut back a bit on my hashrate, and increasing it to 20-30 made a difference

So it uses much less power? I had a look and I need 150 yacoins to get the same value as 3 days of doge mining. How much are we all mining in a day at the moment?

One of the best things with this scrypt-jane algorithm is that it uses my GPU in a very specific way, it is far, far lighter on the card then scrypt so I can overclock better.
With scrypt at 110% TDP, 62°C and a maximum stable core clock of 1201 Mhz, I got 220 kH/s, while
with scrypt-jane at 73% TDP, 54°C and a (currently stable, but still climbing) 1319 Mhz core clock I have 2.30 kH/s.

I just had a quick look and gddr5 is twice as fast as system ddr3.

But ddr3 is better for smaller files. 64mb or smaller. With jane being 8mb ddr3 system memory would be ideal. Then a memory war would start. If 3gb of gpu memory can do 3.2kh, 12gb of system should do double.

3gb gpu is rougly 6gb system.
Those systems with 32gb should be able to pass 26gb of system memory over. That should be the same speed as 13gb of gpu memory. Might be worth a look if it can be done. Im no software developer so sorry if this is all waffle