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You can find latest releases here
https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/releases
Topic: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX] - page 26. (Read 3426976 times)
February 12, 2015, 08:56:56 AM
February 12, 2015, 08:51:12 AM
Ok thanks 
sambiohazard .
SP_
Im use now ccminer-1.5.36-git-spmod and with GTX 970 gigabyte windforce 3X ( no overclock ) i have 7550 kh/s .
Pls you compiled for me 1.5.38(sp-MOD) for windows 7 64 bit pls ?
.
sambiohazard .SP_
Im use now ccminer-1.5.36-git-spmod and with GTX 970 gigabyte windforce 3X ( no overclock ) i have 7550 kh/s .
Pls you compiled for me 1.5.38(sp-MOD) for windows 7 64 bit pls ?
.
February 12, 2015, 07:59:37 AM
What can I undermine better with gtx 970? and with what program? .
Hey I was just kidding. You can mine Darkcoin with your 970 & it is probably a good coin to mine at the moment. You can use the miner link in above post by sp_
I personally mine UTC with cudaminer which is linked in first post of this thread.
February 12, 2015, 07:50:52 AM
What can I undermine better with gtx 970? and with what program? .
February 12, 2015, 07:42:33 AM
Hello
I have a GTX 970
I would like to undermine Darkcoin X11.
What should I download ?
Thanks .
I have a GTX 970
I would like to undermine Darkcoin X11.
What should I download ?
Thanks
. I dont think a 970 is enough to "undermine" Darkcoin. You might need 6250 970s or more to undermine Darkcoin
Althoug you can mine Darkcoin with a 970.
February 12, 2015, 07:29:11 AM
My mod is the fastest on the 970:
1.5.38(sp-MOD) is available here: (8-feb-2015)
https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/releases/tag/1.5.38
1.5.38(sp-MOD) is available here: (8-feb-2015)
https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/releases/tag/1.5.38
February 12, 2015, 07:22:56 AM
Hello
I have a GTX 970
I would like to undermine Darkcoin X11.
What should I download ?
Thanks .
I have a GTX 970
I would like to undermine Darkcoin X11.
What should I download ?
Thanks
. February 10, 2015, 12:52:30 PM
okkay thank you
February 10, 2015, 04:23:44 AM
@nomad1109:
For sale stuff should usually go in here:
Bitcointalk Marketplace
But I don't think there's any problem with you posting in other places, with moderation.
For sale stuff should usually go in here:
Bitcointalk Marketplace
But I don't think there's any problem with you posting in other places, with moderation.
February 09, 2015, 08:43:36 PM
Have loved dabbling in the alt currency thing, but need to cash out for now...
Is there a forum for advertising hardware?
Don't want to post it here unless this is where it is supposed to go.
Thanks for any help.
Is there a forum for advertising hardware?
Don't want to post it here unless this is where it is supposed to go.
Thanks for any help.
February 08, 2015, 10:03:16 PM
Didn't see this posted here but here is a statement from a Nvidia rep about the 970 memory issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spZJrsssPA0
The real version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b74MYv8ldXc
The real version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b74MYv8ldXc
February 08, 2015, 08:01:19 PM
February 08, 2015, 07:41:50 PM
February 08, 2015, 07:33:57 PM
Hey, hey.
We finally got some action going again.
We finally got some action going again.
February 08, 2015, 05:38:11 PM
February 08, 2015, 05:28:47 PM
Ping?
January 23, 2015, 07:09:19 PM
As a further note
To my to early post about an investment strategy based on maths and macro economics useful for returning net profits from crypto-currencies
Everyone should have realised that crypto currencies are not Stock or Shares. Any attempt to import knowledge from that dodgy sector or similar dodgy sectors will result in substantial losses our new sector of economic activity
Because crypto currencies is a new sector of economic activity, its governing maths and macro economics will need to written from scratch. For example: in stocks and shares, there are penny stocks, which people can invest in and in the West they have frequently been used as means to defraud the small investor out their Fiat Money
In crypto currencies there are no penny stocks: only a) Bust coins, b) Hobbyist coins, c) Economic coins, d) New coins. Bust coins is were the developer has disappeared, but the servers/nodes are paid up for a year and the coin just continues.
Hobbyists coins have a cult or loyal following and do not become bust coins because the owners of the coins do the software updates and pay for extensions on servers/nodes (their is substantial pleasure in becoming the bosses of a hobbyist coins). These Hobbyist coins retain significant economic values.
Economic coins, are coins that are available in high volumes and have achieved market valuations above 50 cent a coin e.g. original miners and organisation have significant profits from their early collection of coins to become skilful in duties and in future developments of that crypto currency This adjusted for multi-billion coin crypto-currencies like Dogecoin or Ripple 
New coins are a self-evidently a new possibility to make profits or losses
To my to early post about an investment strategy based on maths and macro economics useful for returning net profits from crypto-currencies
Everyone should have realised that crypto currencies are not Stock or Shares. Any attempt to import knowledge from that dodgy sector or similar dodgy sectors will result in substantial losses our new sector of economic activity
Because crypto currencies is a new sector of economic activity, its governing maths and macro economics will need to written from scratch. For example: in stocks and shares, there are penny stocks, which people can invest in and in the West they have frequently been used as means to defraud the small investor out their Fiat Money
In crypto currencies there are no penny stocks: only a) Bust coins, b) Hobbyist coins, c) Economic coins, d) New coins. Bust coins is were the developer has disappeared, but the servers/nodes are paid up for a year and the coin just continues.
Hobbyists coins have a cult or loyal following and do not become bust coins because the owners of the coins do the software updates and pay for extensions on servers/nodes (their is substantial pleasure in becoming the bosses of a hobbyist coins). These Hobbyist coins retain significant economic values.
Economic coins, are coins that are available in high volumes and have achieved market valuations above 50 cent a coin e.g. original miners and organisation have significant profits from their early collection of coins to become skilful in duties and in future developments of that crypto currency
This adjusted for multi-billion coin crypto-currencies like Dogecoin or Ripple New coins are a self-evidently a new possibility to make profits or losses
You forgot E. Scam Coins because there have been plenty of those lately.
In my opinion all of the alt coins and Asic coins are penny stocks. Whether you buy them or mine them you are hoping something worthless become worth something.
Yeah, it does sound like you are heavily invested into one particular coin
Plenty of coins say that your statement is false: Peercoin, Namecoin Litecoin, Paycoin, Darkcoin, etc. You cannot stop people seeking new profits from new knowledge;you can only become it's victim
by raising the flag of prejudice and bigotry about value of what you have done in your life versus what other people wish to do in their life's These posts are designed to help newcommers make a profit, they do not have the luxury of veterans with large profits from past investments
Actually heavily invested in quite a few coins.
But you mention coins that a new comer has no chance in unless they went out and purchased hevily in equipment or rentals, which isn't the smartest thing to do right now. Also Pay Coin isn't mineable now, if you are referring to Gaw version and if so you should read up on the people who bought in at $20 ICO or whatever it was called at the time.
Just want to make sure any new person starting or thinking really needs to research first.
I do say, don't be taken in by hype around a new coin; so we agree upon that
Nice to see you have diverse portfolio
January 23, 2015, 06:15:31 PM
As a further note
To my to early post about an investment strategy based on maths and macro economics useful for returning net profits from crypto-currencies
Everyone should have realised that crypto currencies are not Stock or Shares. Any attempt to import knowledge from that dodgy sector or similar dodgy sectors will result in substantial losses our new sector of economic activity
Because crypto currencies is a new sector of economic activity, its governing maths and macro economics will need to written from scratch. For example: in stocks and shares, there are penny stocks, which people can invest in and in the West they have frequently been used as means to defraud the small investor out their Fiat Money
In crypto currencies there are no penny stocks: only a) Bust coins, b) Hobbyist coins, c) Economic coins, d) New coins. Bust coins is were the developer has disappeared, but the servers/nodes are paid up for a year and the coin just continues.
Hobbyists coins have a cult or loyal following and do not become bust coins because the owners of the coins do the software updates and pay for extensions on servers/nodes (their is substantial pleasure in becoming the bosses of a hobbyist coins). These Hobbyist coins retain significant economic values.
Economic coins, are coins that are available in high volumes and have achieved market valuations above 50 cent a coin e.g. original miners and organisation have significant profits from their early collection of coins to become skilful in duties and in future developments of that crypto currency This adjusted for multi-billion coin crypto-currencies like Dogecoin or Ripple
New coins are a self-evidently a new possibility to make profits or losses
To my to early post about an investment strategy based on maths and macro economics useful for returning net profits from crypto-currencies
Everyone should have realised that crypto currencies are not Stock or Shares. Any attempt to import knowledge from that dodgy sector or similar dodgy sectors will result in substantial losses our new sector of economic activity
Because crypto currencies is a new sector of economic activity, its governing maths and macro economics will need to written from scratch. For example: in stocks and shares, there are penny stocks, which people can invest in and in the West they have frequently been used as means to defraud the small investor out their Fiat Money
In crypto currencies there are no penny stocks: only a) Bust coins, b) Hobbyist coins, c) Economic coins, d) New coins. Bust coins is were the developer has disappeared, but the servers/nodes are paid up for a year and the coin just continues.
Hobbyists coins have a cult or loyal following and do not become bust coins because the owners of the coins do the software updates and pay for extensions on servers/nodes (their is substantial pleasure in becoming the bosses of a hobbyist coins). These Hobbyist coins retain significant economic values.
Economic coins, are coins that are available in high volumes and have achieved market valuations above 50 cent a coin e.g. original miners and organisation have significant profits from their early collection of coins to become skilful in duties and in future developments of that crypto currency
This adjusted for multi-billion coin crypto-currencies like Dogecoin or Ripple New coins are a self-evidently a new possibility to make profits or losses
You forgot E. Scam Coins because there have been plenty of those lately.
In my opinion all of the alt coins and Asic coins are penny stocks. Whether you buy them or mine them you are hoping something worthless become worth something.
Yeah, it does sound like you are heavily invested into one particular coin
Plenty of coins say that your statement is false: Peercoin, Namecoin Litecoin, Paycoin, Darkcoin, etc. You cannot stop people seeking new profits from new knowledge;you can only become it's victim
by raising the flag of prejudice and bigotry about value of what you have done in your life versus what other people wish to do in their life's These posts are designed to help newcommers make a profit, they do not have the luxury of veterans with large profits from past investments
Actually heavily invested in quite a few coins.
But you mention coins that a new comer has no chance in unless they went out and purchased hevily in equipment or rentals, which isn't the smartest thing to do right now. Also Pay Coin isn't mineable now, if you are referring to Gaw version and if so you should read up on the people who bought in at $20 ICO or whatever it was called at the time.
Just want to make sure any new person starting or thinking really needs to research first.
January 23, 2015, 05:46:27 PM
As a further note
To my to early post about an investment strategy based on maths and macro economics useful for returning net profits from crypto-currencies
Everyone should have realised that crypto currencies are not Stock or Shares. Any attempt to import knowledge from that dodgy sector or similar dodgy sectors will result in substantial losses our new sector of economic activity
Because crypto currencies is a new sector of economic activity, its governing maths and macro economics will need to written from scratch. For example: in stocks and shares, there are penny stocks, which people can invest in and in the West they have frequently been used as means to defraud the small investor out their Fiat Money
In crypto currencies there are no penny stocks: only a) Bust coins, b) Hobbyist coins, c) Economic coins, d) New coins. Bust coins is were the developer has disappeared, but the servers/nodes are paid up for a year and the coin just continues.
Hobbyists coins have a cult or loyal following and do not become bust coins because the owners of the coins do the software updates and pay for extensions on servers/nodes (their is substantial pleasure in becoming the bosses of a hobbyist coins). These Hobbyist coins retain significant economic values.
Economic coins, are coins that are available in high volumes and have achieved market valuations above 50 cent a coin e.g. original miners and organisation have significant profits from their early collection of coins to become skilful in duties and in future developments of that crypto currency This adjusted for multi-billion coin crypto-currencies like Dogecoin or Ripple
New coins are a self-evidently a new possibility to make profits or losses
To my to early post about an investment strategy based on maths and macro economics useful for returning net profits from crypto-currencies
Everyone should have realised that crypto currencies are not Stock or Shares. Any attempt to import knowledge from that dodgy sector or similar dodgy sectors will result in substantial losses our new sector of economic activity
Because crypto currencies is a new sector of economic activity, its governing maths and macro economics will need to written from scratch. For example: in stocks and shares, there are penny stocks, which people can invest in and in the West they have frequently been used as means to defraud the small investor out their Fiat Money
In crypto currencies there are no penny stocks: only a) Bust coins, b) Hobbyist coins, c) Economic coins, d) New coins. Bust coins is were the developer has disappeared, but the servers/nodes are paid up for a year and the coin just continues.
Hobbyists coins have a cult or loyal following and do not become bust coins because the owners of the coins do the software updates and pay for extensions on servers/nodes (their is substantial pleasure in becoming the bosses of a hobbyist coins). These Hobbyist coins retain significant economic values.
Economic coins, are coins that are available in high volumes and have achieved market valuations above 50 cent a coin e.g. original miners and organisation have significant profits from their early collection of coins to become skilful in duties and in future developments of that crypto currency
This adjusted for multi-billion coin crypto-currencies like Dogecoin or Ripple New coins are a self-evidently a new possibility to make profits or losses
You forgot E. Scam Coins because there have been plenty of those lately.
In my opinion all of the alt coins and Asic coins are penny stocks. Whether you buy them or mine them you are hoping something worthless become worth something.
Yeah, it does sound like you are heavily invested into one particular coin
Plenty of coins say that your statement is false: Peercoin, Namecoin Litecoin, Paycoin, Darkcoin, etc. You cannot stop people seeking new profits from new knowledge;you can only become it's victim
by raising the flag of prejudice and bigotry about value of what you have done in your life versus what other people wish to do in their life's These posts are designed to help newcommers make a profit, they do not have the luxury of veterans with large profits from past investments
January 23, 2015, 05:35:51 PM
As a further note
To my to early post about an investment strategy based on maths and macro economics useful for returning net profits from crypto-currencies
Everyone should have realised that crypto currencies are not Stock or Shares. Any attempt to import knowledge from that dodgy sector or similar dodgy sectors will result in substantial losses our new sector of economic activity
Because crypto currencies is a new sector of economic activity, its governing maths and macro economics will need to written from scratch. For example: in stocks and shares, there are penny stocks, which people can invest in and in the West they have frequently been used as means to defraud the small investor out their Fiat Money
In crypto currencies there are no penny stocks: only a) Bust coins, b) Hobbyist coins, c) Economic coins, d) New coins. Bust coins is were the developer has disappeared, but the servers/nodes are paid up for a year and the coin just continues.
Hobbyists coins have a cult or loyal following and do not become bust coins because the owners of the coins do the software updates and pay for extensions on servers/nodes (their is substantial pleasure in becoming the bosses of a hobbyist coins). These Hobbyist coins retain significant economic values.
Economic coins, are coins that are available in high volumes and have achieved market valuations above 50 cent a coin e.g. original miners and organisation have significant profits from their early collection of coins to become skilful in duties and in future developments of that crypto currency This adjusted for multi-billion coin crypto-currencies like Dogecoin or Ripple
New coins are a self-evidently a new possibility to make profits or losses
To my to early post about an investment strategy based on maths and macro economics useful for returning net profits from crypto-currencies
Everyone should have realised that crypto currencies are not Stock or Shares. Any attempt to import knowledge from that dodgy sector or similar dodgy sectors will result in substantial losses our new sector of economic activity
Because crypto currencies is a new sector of economic activity, its governing maths and macro economics will need to written from scratch. For example: in stocks and shares, there are penny stocks, which people can invest in and in the West they have frequently been used as means to defraud the small investor out their Fiat Money
In crypto currencies there are no penny stocks: only a) Bust coins, b) Hobbyist coins, c) Economic coins, d) New coins. Bust coins is were the developer has disappeared, but the servers/nodes are paid up for a year and the coin just continues.
Hobbyists coins have a cult or loyal following and do not become bust coins because the owners of the coins do the software updates and pay for extensions on servers/nodes (their is substantial pleasure in becoming the bosses of a hobbyist coins). These Hobbyist coins retain significant economic values.
Economic coins, are coins that are available in high volumes and have achieved market valuations above 50 cent a coin e.g. original miners and organisation have significant profits from their early collection of coins to become skilful in duties and in future developments of that crypto currency
This adjusted for multi-billion coin crypto-currencies like Dogecoin or Ripple New coins are a self-evidently a new possibility to make profits or losses
You forgot E. Scam Coins because there have been plenty of those lately.
In my opinion all of the alt coins and Asic coins are penny stocks. Whether you buy them or mine them you are hoping something worthless become worth something.
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