[ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX] - page 369.

cbuchner1

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Quote from: trogdorjw73 on June 10, 2014, 02:08:20 AM

Any update on this one? AMD mining of Cryptonight is only "okay" -- basically around the same efficiency as a CPU in my experience. Still, given the poor performance of most other coins right now, it's something to look at.

it's also just okay on nVidia. It's because how the algorithm was designed (memory hard with plenty of random access)

A GTX 760 can rival an 8-core AMD FX CPU @4 GHz. So my Asus MARS rig (3 MARS ROG cards) is able to do 2.1-2.2 kHash

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Quote from: AizenSou on June 05, 2014, 04:15:25 AM

Christian will give us a new toy soon. Grin

Suggest what is it?
X13 ?? No no not something easy like that.
It's even better.
It's Cryptonight (MRO/QCN/FCN) nVidia-miner. Grin

It's ****ing genius.

Any update on this one? AMD mining of Cryptonight is only "okay" -- basically around the same efficiency as a CPU in my experience. Still, given the poor performance of most other coins right now, it's something to look at.

Amph

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0.756v? that's below the minimum in idle for 280x series, i don't think you can get them so low , unless the core is also around 300, which make the mining pointless

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Quote from: cryptodragon on June 10, 2014, 01:30:21 AM

Quote from: kqpahv on June 09, 2014, 09:34:58 PM

Quote from: Newwsr on June 09, 2014, 09:02:41 PM

guys I'm looking to buy some cards r9 280x or 750ti What would you advise?

Depends.... 750Ti's are good at the moment but there is not much to mine with them so if the few profitable coins die they will be useless. Much more stuff to mine with 280x's and if you get them used they can be a good deal. I have a lot of 280x's and some 750Ti's and I can tell you that 750Ti's dont have much of an advantage in powersavings actually. If you know what you are doing you can get your 280x's running at 0.756V and they will be on par with the 750Ti on energy costs still pumping out more Khashes.

If you are just starting it's probably not the best time to enter anyway...

My experience show the opposite opinion. I don't have 280, but I have 7950 and 290x. I don't bother attaching KillAWatt meter to 750Ti -- just feel the temperature and you know it is not burning. No external fans, no noise, I am super happy so far, even I did not make ROI so far on 750Tis -- I haven't made ROI on any cards yet, but mining itself is fun.

How long have you been mining? I got my 750ti rigs about 3 month ago, paid 2.4 btc per rig (6x750ti, they are more expensive here than in the us) and I'm geting really close to return the invest ( 1.94 btc per rig after electricity expenses).
But, the fun is priceless Wink

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Quote from: nomad1109 on June 09, 2014, 06:25:27 PM

Anyone have any tips on KopiemTu 1.3?

I have a USB stick on it's way to hopefully give it a try this coming weekend or so, and just wanted to know what I am in for... I have read up on their thread a little, but it glosses over some little things like 'configure your cards'.

I think I have played around with a linux install for about 3-4 hours total in my life...

I think OC'ing is only available by flashing BIOS right now, but that may have changed as well.

Looking more for complete stability right now over a few extra hashes... and I know Christian has mentioned he mins on Linus (Ubuntu I believe) right now, so there must be some advantages.

Also wondering what the process is like with that when a new version of CCminer gets released... is it pretty quick to get an update? I am thinking of just finding a compiler tutorial for creating the program from code there....

Thanks for any tips or links.

Kopiemtu works nice right out of the box.
You just have to edit the .conf files with your mining settings.

Linux is a little strange at the beginning. but feels comfortable after a while.
Just take your time to get into this new world.

I control & update my rigs via ssh only (putty is a nice windows client).

A word about the stability:
root@kopiemtu:~# uptime
08:20:46 up 46 days,

compiling a new version of ccminer is quite easy.
just log in via ssh and use this commands one by one...

cd /opt/miners/
git clone https://github.com/cbuchner1/ccminer
cd ccminer
./autogen.sh
./configure
make

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Quote from: Bombadil on June 10, 2014, 01:14:44 AM

I know the feel, bro Cheesy

http://explorer.jackpotcoin.info/address/JP9QfGF7DWBwiWUBHZMdvWo9uDr5Zu22aV
I sold all of that 2sat too, it was what I mined with my 2 750ti's Wink

At first I hodled, but it stayed at 2 sat for too long (a few days Tongue

), so I dumped it all.. Lesson learned (/me looks at talkcoin)

The top coin holder (at least with that address alone) is sitting on $53k right now, which has at least doubled today.

I can't imagine the jig I would be dancing among all my separate sell orders for half my coins if I made $25k in one day with a bunch of graphics cards.

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Quote from: Amph on June 10, 2014, 01:36:11 AM

there is a way to see if you found a block when mining in pool? like in sgminer

check the block finder list in pool web page , if you found a block you can see your worker name

Amph

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there is a way to see if you found a block when mining in pool? like in sgminer

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Quote from: kqpahv on June 09, 2014, 09:34:58 PM

Quote from: Newwsr on June 09, 2014, 09:02:41 PM

guys I'm looking to buy some cards r9 280x or 750ti What would you advise?

Depends.... 750Ti's are good at the moment but there is not much to mine with them so if the few profitable coins die they will be useless. Much more stuff to mine with 280x's and if you get them used they can be a good deal. I have a lot of 280x's and some 750Ti's and I can tell you that 750Ti's dont have much of an advantage in powersavings actually. If you know what you are doing you can get your 280x's running at 0.756V and they will be on par with the 750Ti on energy costs still pumping out more Khashes.

If you are just starting it's probably not the best time to enter anyway...

My experience show the opposite opinion. I don't have 280, but I have 7950 and 290x. I don't bother attaching KillAWatt meter to 750Ti -- just feel the temperature and you know it is not burning. No external fans, no noise, I am super happy so far, even I did not make ROI so far on 750Tis -- I haven't made ROI on any cards yet, but mining itself is fun.

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Quote from: nomad1109 on June 10, 2014, 01:02:50 AM

Glad I held on to a few million JPC, but live and learn I guess on the 10mil that I sold for 2sat...

Still very happy with where everything is right now, but that is just hard to look back on and not feel some regret.

Now if I can just get DRK to head back in the right direction. I don't want to be a day trader...

I know the feel, bro Cheesy

http://explorer.jackpotcoin.info/address/JP9QfGF7DWBwiWUBHZMdvWo9uDr5Zu22aV
I sold all of that 2sat too, it was what I mined with my 2 750ti's Wink

At first I hodled, but it stayed at 2 sat for too long (a few days Tongue

), so I dumped it all.. Lesson learned (/me looks at talkcoin)

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Glad I held on to a few million JPC, but live and learn I guess on the 10mil that I sold for 2sat...

Still very happy with where everything is right now, but that is just hard to look back on and not feel some regret.

Now if I can just get DRK to head back in the right direction. I don't want to be a day trader...

ivanlabrie

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280x is a mining dinosaur as some poster said...

Poena

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Quote from: ovidus on June 09, 2014, 10:30:38 PM

Can we get an English translation

Where's C3PO when whe need him?

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Quote from: Newwsr on June 09, 2014, 09:49:50 PM

Quote from: kqpahv on June 09, 2014, 09:34:58 PM

Quote from: Newwsr on June 09, 2014, 09:02:41 PM

guys I'm looking to buy some cards r9 280x or 750ti What would you advise?

Depends.... 750Ti's are good at the moment but there is not much to mine with them so if the few profitable coins die they will be useless. Much more stuff to mine with 280x's and if you get them used they can be a good deal. I have a lot of 280x's and some 750Ti's and I can tell you that 750Ti's dont have much of an advantage in powersavings actually. If you know what you are doing you can get your 280x's running at 0.756V and they will be on par with the 750Ti on energy costs still pumping out more Khashes.

If you are just starting it's probably not the best time to enter anyway...

I actually already have some r9 spends 280x more strength then tava looking to buy a 750ti not even have to go x13 then in doubt

Can we get an English translation

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Quote from: kqpahv on June 09, 2014, 09:34:58 PM

Quote from: Newwsr on June 09, 2014, 09:02:41 PM

guys I'm looking to buy some cards r9 280x or 750ti What would you advise?

Depends.... 750Ti's are good at the moment but there is not much to mine with them so if the few profitable coins die they will be useless. Much more stuff to mine with 280x's and if you get them used they can be a good deal. I have a lot of 280x's and some 750Ti's and I can tell you that 750Ti's dont have much of an advantage in powersavings actually. If you know what you are doing you can get your 280x's running at 0.756V and they will be on par with the 750Ti on energy costs still pumping out more Khashes.

If you are just starting it's probably not the best time to enter anyway...

I actually already have some r9 spends 280x more strength then tava looking to buy a 750ti not even have to go x13 then in doubt

kqpahv

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Quote from: Newwsr on June 09, 2014, 09:02:41 PM

guys I'm looking to buy some cards r9 280x or 750ti What would you advise?

Depends.... 750Ti's are good at the moment but there is not much to mine with them so if the few profitable coins die they will be useless. Much more stuff to mine with 280x's and if you get them used they can be a good deal. I have a lot of 280x's and some 750Ti's and I can tell you that 750Ti's dont have much of an advantage in powersavings actually. If you know what you are doing you can get your 280x's running at 0.756V and they will be on par with the 750Ti on energy costs still pumping out more Khashes.

If you are just starting it's probably not the best time to enter anyway...

ivanlabrie

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A few? All of them actually...mining and hodling for now.

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Quote from: ivanlabrie on June 09, 2014, 09:20:46 PM

Honestly? 750ti...

Biased answer: don't buy any mining gear...(don't increase my JPC diff lol)

kkkkkkk 750ti how many you have in JPC?

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Honestly? 750ti...

Biased answer: don't buy any mining gear...(don't increase my JPC diff lol)

Newwsr

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guys I'm looking to buy some cards r9 280x or 750ti What would you advise?

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