Topic: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX] - page 341. (Read 3426975 times)

My guess is that it varies with the pool hash rate. The higher the pool the lower the miner rate as with percentage of shares.  But this is purely speculative.  Is the hash rate from a pool or from the mining software?

I am mining talktalkcoin and it for some reason just drops down from 7k hash to like 2k hash for no reason... Any ideas ?

What avg hashrates are miners getting with algo nist5 on talk coin? I'm not getting more than 17 MH/s on my 780 Ti and 7 MH/s on my 750 non Ti.

@Zelante,

   Any port of your split screen to Linux?

Bombadil a heads up on what I found.  Hourly averages don't work so well for many coins.  Take for example Quazar coin (which you probably don't care about right now) that is CryptoNight based.  The reward per block is all over the place.  Real low to decently high.  For a cryptonight coin it's probably 2nd to monero in overall profit as a whole.  However by being able to watch the reward in real-time there are times where it's more profitable to mine it instead of monero.  I'm not factoring in exchange rate differences but just reward per block. Cash it today, tomorrow or next week. But by watching the reward per block in real-time you can know when a particular coin is "ripe" for mining.

Then speaking of exchange prices.  This is where you WILL WANT to use a bit of history and trending and sometimes overlook values or look at purchase volume.  A person can very easily throw off your calc at present by placing a small buy order high in price.  Your calc will pick this up and would switch to that coin because at that moment in time it's the most profitable.  But really it is not.  You need to take into consideration the "buying power/wall" that the coin presently has.

Also some coins like Jackpot can throw a monkey wrench into things.  As an example lets say that TAC is ever so slightly more profitable then JPC.  You might mine TAC because the "pure" numbers say it's more profitable.  BUT because Jackpot has the superblocks worth a lot it depends on the pool you mine at.  Some pools do a full split of the jackpot while others do a 50/50 split and some do no split at all (just like solo mining).  Either way, if you are mining at a pool that shares some of the jackpot then the profit calc should probably push Jackpot profitability higher than TAC.  It's one of those things where the "pure" numbers might not equal the most profitability over time.

Jackpot is really different from a strategy standpoint.  For example there are at least 2 big pools that do a split. One big pool that does 50/50 split.  So as a "human" we can easily see there are times where you might want to split your hash up between different pools to have a great shot at grabbing some of the jackpot.  By pure numbers you might want to exclude the 50/50 pool and just split your hash with the two bigger pools that do a full split.  Law of averages and probability say this is the better way to do it long term.

Also of course in the example above is the size of the current jackpot.  The bigger the jackpot the more "influence" it should have on mining JPC over TAC or any other coin.

These are just a few examples but there are many more.  These are really the only ones I think that matter for nVidia GPUs right now (with the exception of the CryptoNight coins).  I just wanted to give you a heads up on maybe some other ways to think about things from a profitability standpoint.  I'd share code with you but I've got stuff that reads deamons, does screeen scraping, does API and uses SQL server extensively so it's a bit all over the place and driven by the backend SQL server.

I looked threw your code and can see you know what you're doing.  My style of coding would not work for you as I don't care for objects/classes extensively as they are slow in execution.  I do a lot of stuff where speed is most important (think real-time acquisition of thousand of data points per second) for things like refinery operations, airline black-boxes, nasa, astro and NSA type stuff.  Point being my coding style would not help you a lot and would look more like assembler then a modern language.  You are quite capable judging by your code, so just getting some additional ideas is probably just as good as getting code, I'm sure if you like any of the ideas or thoughts I just threw out to you that you could implement them rather quickly.

Cheers, and I think your calc is a wonderful addition to the community,
Carlo

not a big fan of cmake, such a pain to configure... won't be for tonight

someone needs to release some switching support for nicehash please would be the greatest person in the world

I haven't tried any Windows builds yet, sorry.

mingw or cygwin could also be a viable alternative to get a running Windows binary.

My current calc says this (just adding the X13 as extra info ) :
TAG: NICEX13 | Name:NiceHashX13 | Algo: X13 | BTC/day: 0,005512250 | Coins/day: 0 | Best exchange: NiceHash | BTC price: 3,242500000 | BTC volume: 0 | Difficulty: 9,7697 | Blockreward: 3,2425
TAG: JPC | Name:Jackpotcoin | Algo: JHA | BTC/day: 0,003037224 | Coins/day: 7992,69483109522 | Best exchange: Bittrex | BTC price: 0,000000380 | BTC volume: 37,68271352 | Difficulty: 674,13401777 | Blockreward: 47829,69

So it's closer to your numbers now. Anyway, I think I might try making my profit calc keeping hourly averages and test that against my own setup.

Finished my first 24h at "jpc.hashatme.com" and mined 7236 JPCs with one 750.

is this compiling with msvc 2010 (I know they wrote msvc 2012... ) ?

a bitmonerod (err... orioncoind) modified for hybrid solo mining. Plus simplewallet to watch the balance.

R U using a linux wallet with this?

Yep, but I have 2 FX83xx and seeing that total hashrate is like 1.25KH... I'd have like 650h/s with these 2. You can keep half as my donation

EDIT: In all honesty, I'm sick and tired of mining ducks.

that will be hard if I am the only one with a GPU miner.

I will give a try if it isn't too late...
(how cryptonight coin presidentcoin will release ?
no windows wallet, I think they lost a good asset from RWTH...   )

CN. Too bad I don't have linux. Christian, would you mind creating me a wallet address so I can join you in instamining it? 

nope, there was a pre-ann for a scrypt based OrionCoin some time ago, but this new one is CryptoNote-based
and uses  Cryptonight.

Yeah, you either have a nice new Scrypt-upgrade (beat them ASIC's!) for this Orioncoin: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/preann-orioncoin-the-new-spaceshipscrypt-634792
Or, you're talking about your cryptonightsetup for this Orioncoin: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-orc-orioncoin-a-cpu-coin-asic-resistant-653578

I think our Timeline/Timechain forked. We have two Orioncoin collisions. Guess this will truly go to Orion!

scrypt ?