that's because you don't know where to search and don't read the thread (and also that I am to lazzy to update bigjme website)
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Topic: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX] - page 139. (Read 3426930 times)
August 28, 2014, 11:50:58 AM
We knew that already
August 28, 2014, 11:46:31 AM
Have you guys notice spike in boolberry hashrate. Any ideja what is The cause?
Anyway Christian, thanks for your effort. Wish you all best.
Anyway Christian, thanks for your effort. Wish you all best.
August 28, 2014, 11:44:34 AM
rather cool the new version of msi AB, it is now possible to arrange the graph on several columns (mask half of the screen... but hey...)
Hey dude, ccminer is fairly basic on the data, is there something similar to sgminer for nvidia?
Regarding msi afterburner, it is the version 4.0.0 beta 9
All of my GPUs are MSI, and I got the prompt for the 4.0.1 beta this morning, but I chose to not download it yet. Rather wait for a full release.
On the topic of CCminer, since it looks like most of you have stopped working on development, who is working on nvMiner? I see a recent release on that fork, but the source has yet to be posted to GitHub (for any version of it).
(I am not sure in which world you are leaving where there is update every 2 days...), it would be a coin, it would be declared dead alreadyI'm running nvMiner and I don't see any difference to ccminer.
Where's my temps, clock speeds, fan speeds etc? Am I loading AfterBurner to keep an eye on these things?
there is no difference between nvminer and ccminer as it uses mostly the same code (actually there is for whirlcoin, if I remember where it is a little faster)Where's my temps, clock speeds, fan speeds etc? Am I loading AfterBurner to keep an eye on these things?
August 28, 2014, 11:29:50 AM
rather cool the new version of msi AB, it is now possible to arrange the graph on several columns (mask half of the screen... but hey...)
Hey dude, ccminer is fairly basic on the data, is there something similar to sgminer for nvidia?
Regarding msi afterburner, it is the version 4.0.0 beta 9
All of my GPUs are MSI, and I got the prompt for the 4.0.1 beta this morning, but I chose to not download it yet. Rather wait for a full release.
On the topic of CCminer, since it looks like most of you have stopped working on development, who is working on nvMiner? I see a recent release on that fork, but the source has yet to be posted to GitHub (for any version of it).
(I am not sure in which world you are leaving where there is update every 2 days...), it would be a coin, it would be declared dead alreadyI'm running nvMiner and I don't see any difference to ccminer.
Where's my temps, clock speeds, fan speeds etc? Am I loading AfterBurner to keep an eye on these things?
there is no difference between nvminer and ccminer as it uses mostly the same code (actually there is for whirlcoin, if I remember where it is a little faster)Where's my temps, clock speeds, fan speeds etc? Am I loading AfterBurner to keep an eye on these things?
August 28, 2014, 11:14:23 AM
I'm running nvMiner and I don't see any difference to ccminer.
Where's my temps, clock speeds, fan speeds etc? Am I loading AfterBurner to keep an eye on these things?
there is no difference between nvminer and ccminer as it uses mostly the same code (actually there is for whirlcoin, if I remember where it is a little faster)Where's my temps, clock speeds, fan speeds etc? Am I loading AfterBurner to keep an eye on these things?
Haha OK, Aizen said to me "If you want fancy shit run nvMiner" when I got Nvidia Mining 101 introduction course
So how do I keep an eye on all the things I'm used to with sgminer? Or do I have to dump windows for something like PiMP to get the same level of stats?
August 28, 2014, 11:11:07 AM
I'm running nvMiner and I don't see any difference to ccminer.
Where's my temps, clock speeds, fan speeds etc? Am I loading AfterBurner to keep an eye on these things?
there is no difference between nvminer and ccminer as it uses mostly the same code (actually there is for whirlcoin, if I remember where it is a little faster) Where's my temps, clock speeds, fan speeds etc? Am I loading AfterBurner to keep an eye on these things?
August 28, 2014, 11:06:26 AM
I'm running nvMiner and I don't see any difference to ccminer.
Where's my temps, clock speeds, fan speeds etc? Am I loading AfterBurner to keep an eye on these things?
Where's my temps, clock speeds, fan speeds etc? Am I loading AfterBurner to keep an eye on these things?
August 28, 2014, 11:01:59 AM
rather cool the new version of msi AB, it is now possible to arrange the graph on several columns (mask half of the screen... but hey...)
Hey dude, ccminer is fairly basic on the data, is there something similar to sgminer for nvidia?
Regarding msi afterburner, it is the version 4.0.0 beta 9
All of my GPUs are MSI, and I got the prompt for the 4.0.1 beta this morning, but I chose to not download it yet. Rather wait for a full release.
On the topic of CCminer, since it looks like most of you have stopped working on development, who is working on nvMiner? I see a recent release on that fork, but the source has yet to be posted to GitHub (for any version of it).
(I am not sure in which world you are leaving where there is update every 2 days...), it would be a coin, it would be declared dead already August 28, 2014, 10:40:40 AM
rather cool the new version of msi AB, it is now possible to arrange the graph on several columns (mask half of the screen... but hey...)
Hey dude, ccminer is fairly basic on the data, is there something similar to sgminer for nvidia?
Regarding msi afterburner, it is the version 4.0.0 beta 9
All of my GPUs are MSI, and I got the prompt for the 4.0.1 beta this morning, but I chose to not download it yet. Rather wait for a full release.
On the topic of CCminer, since it looks like most of you have stopped working on development, who is working on nvMiner? I see a recent release on that fork, but the source has yet to be posted to GitHub (for any version of it).
August 28, 2014, 10:39:22 AM
I think unfortunately I'm going to start listing some of my GPU's today as well. Sucks how the profitability dropped so quickly with GPU mining. 
August 28, 2014, 10:25:30 AM
rather cool the new version of msi AB, it is now possible to arrange the graph on several columns (mask half of the screen... but hey...)
Hey dude, ccminer is fairly basic on the data, is there something similar to sgminer for nvidia?
Regarding msi afterburner, it is the version 4.0.0 beta 9
August 28, 2014, 10:13:14 AM
rather cool the new version of msi AB, it is now possible to arrange the graph on several columns (mask half of the screen... but hey...)
Hey dude, ccminer is fairly basic on the data, is there something similar to sgminer for nvidia?
August 28, 2014, 10:12:36 AM
rather cool the new version of msi AB, it is now possible to arrange the graph on several columns (mask half of the screen... but hey...)
Is there a newer version than 3.0.1? I can't find that option in mine 
We are talking about afterburner, rite? August 28, 2014, 09:57:46 AM
rather cool the new version of msi AB, it is now possible to arrange the graph on several columns (mask half of the screen... but hey...)
August 28, 2014, 09:40:03 AM
I've retired from mining for the time being.
Maybe one of the other ccMiner contributors and forkers may have something cool in the pipeline.
Maybe one of the other ccMiner contributors and forkers may have something cool in the pipeline.
I think a lot of us have retired for now, my cards are all on eBay, im more interested to see what your xeon phi project is, any ideas yet?
how about running 57 parallel torrent clients for downloading furry porn. hmm...
or how about doing raytracing/pathtracing? maybe Mandelbulbs and other 3D fractals.
Actually I have no idea what to do with it right now. The original idea was to mine Boolberry, while the scratchpad still fit into the card's distributed 28MB L2 cache. But Intel shipped almost 2 months too late, so the BBR scratchpad is almost at that size now and any advantage this card has won't last very long.
Christian
You could point your rigs at http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ and help Berkley search for ET. Maybe talk them into having their own coin SETIcoin and help them find ET while mining. Each miner gives a small % of processing power to their search.
actually, there is already a seti coin
By the way how those coprocessor compares to gpu ?
August 28, 2014, 09:27:13 AM
I've retired from mining for the time being.
Maybe one of the other ccMiner contributors and forkers may have something cool in the pipeline.
Maybe one of the other ccMiner contributors and forkers may have something cool in the pipeline.
I think a lot of us have retired for now, my cards are all on eBay, im more interested to see what your xeon phi project is, any ideas yet?
how about running 57 parallel torrent clients for downloading furry porn. hmm...
or how about doing raytracing/pathtracing? maybe Mandelbulbs and other 3D fractals.
Actually I have no idea what to do with it right now. The original idea was to mine Boolberry, while the scratchpad still fit into the card's distributed 28MB L2 cache. But Intel shipped almost 2 months too late, so the BBR scratchpad is almost at that size now and any advantage this card has won't last very long.
Christian
You could point your rigs at http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ and help Berkley search for ET. Maybe talk them into having their own coin SETIcoin and help them find ET while mining. Each miner gives a small % of processing power to their search.
August 28, 2014, 09:20:09 AM
Typical. Well I hope you find something cool to do with it. Its running Linux so I know there will be a use somewhere
August 28, 2014, 09:01:22 AM
I've retired from mining for the time being.
Maybe one of the other ccMiner contributors and forkers may have something cool in the pipeline.
Maybe one of the other ccMiner contributors and forkers may have something cool in the pipeline.
I think a lot of us have retired for now, my cards are all on eBay, im more interested to see what your xeon phi project is, any ideas yet?
how about running 57 parallel torrent clients for downloading furry porn. hmm...
or how about doing raytracing/pathtracing? maybe Mandelbulbs and other 3D fractals.
Actually I have no idea what to do with it right now. The original idea was to mine Boolberry, while the scratchpad still fit into the card's distributed 28MB L2 cache. But Intel shipped almost 2 months too late, so the BBR scratchpad is almost at that size now and any advantage this card has won't last very long.
Christian
August 28, 2014, 08:24:37 AM
xcn with 780ti 13.4MH/s
August 28, 2014, 07:44:17 AM
972mb for CUDA?
Seriously?
Where do they get the confidence...
Took delivery of my 750ti's today, having a play now...
Seriously?
Where do they get the confidence...
Took delivery of my 750ti's today, having a play now...
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