Topic: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX] - page 42. (Read 3426947 times)
November 14, 2014, 06:20:39 AM
Awesome thanks!
November 14, 2014, 06:12:27 AM
Thanks, I'll look into that.
Any other suggestions?
Any other suggestions?
If you are going to go down the pool route, and if you run on Windows, you may want to consider Miner Control. It will switch to the most profitable algo based on the hash speed and power consumption of your setup. I find my matchine (2 x 750 Ti) spending most of its time on the X algos (X11, X13, and X15). If the miner devs have success getting NeoScrypt running in ccminer I think we'll see that one at the top of the list for a while as even mining through sgminer it has popped up on the radar from time to time.
November 14, 2014, 05:04:45 AM
Thanks, I'll look into that.
Any other suggestions?
Any other suggestions?
November 14, 2014, 04:13:04 AM
DAMN people need to read!
I'm not and have not said "Coin" at all.
I'm asking for algorithm.
then I told you Coinshield (sk-1024)... and you talked about multipoolI'm not and have not said "Coin" at all.
I'm asking for algorithm.
anyhow scrypt/scrypt-n aren't the best at all
November 14, 2014, 03:51:42 AM
DAMN people need to read!
I'm not and have not said "Coin" at all.
I'm asking for algorithm.
I'm NOT asking which is the most profitable coin to mine, I'm asking which is the best ALGORITHM to mine?
Scrypt, Scrypt-N, X11?
I am not sure where to mine, and what to mine.
That is not a concern, but I simply want to figure out where to start.
is Scrypt-N better to mine than any other algorithm?
Or is it X11, or even X13, or something else?
From there I can start to look into different coins for myself.
I'm not and have not said "Coin" at all.
I'm asking for algorithm.
I'm NOT asking which is the most profitable coin to mine, I'm asking which is the best ALGORITHM to mine?
Scrypt, Scrypt-N, X11?
I am not sure where to mine, and what to mine.
That is not a concern, but I simply want to figure out where to start.
is Scrypt-N better to mine than any other algorithm?
Or is it X11, or even X13, or something else?
From there I can start to look into different coins for myself.
November 14, 2014, 12:27:05 AM
I meant more algorithm to get the most out of the Maxwell gpu and returns to BTC.
I think I will mostly use a multipool mining service, but just wondering where to point the cards.
Scrypt, Scrypt-N, X11, what?!
I think I will mostly use a multipool mining service, but just wondering where to point the cards.
Scrypt, Scrypt-N, X11, what?!
Remember, when someone post a most profitable coin in this thread, next day or two, it's not profitable anymore.
And I'm not saying that, this question is quite off-topic in this thread.
UTC... still is and been long.
This thread is called - cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications, right?
So please go make your own thread - The most profitable coin to mine.
Really don't want to read tons of these off-topic.
November 14, 2014, 12:10:37 AM
I meant more algorithm to get the most out of the Maxwell gpu and returns to BTC.
I think I will mostly use a multipool mining service, but just wondering where to point the cards.
Scrypt, Scrypt-N, X11, what?!
I think I will mostly use a multipool mining service, but just wondering where to point the cards.
Scrypt, Scrypt-N, X11, what?!
Remember, when someone post a most profitable coin in this thread, next day or two, it's not profitable anymore.
And I'm not saying that, this question is quite off-topic in this thread.
November 13, 2014, 07:30:39 PM
I meant more algorithm to get the most out of the Maxwell gpu and returns to BTC.
I think I will mostly use a multipool mining service, but just wondering where to point the cards.
Scrypt, Scrypt-N, X11, what?!
I think I will mostly use a multipool mining service, but just wondering where to point the cards.
Scrypt, Scrypt-N, X11, what?!
multipool ? This isn't really the best time for multipool
November 13, 2014, 06:54:04 PM
I meant more algorithm to get the most out of the Maxwell gpu and returns to BTC.
I think I will mostly use a multipool mining service, but just wondering where to point the cards.
Scrypt, Scrypt-N, X11, what?!
I think I will mostly use a multipool mining service, but just wondering where to point the cards.
Scrypt, Scrypt-N, X11, what?!
November 13, 2014, 06:47:54 PM
Hey guys,
So I have 2x 980's and wondering what would be best to mine, which algorithm?
Also what settings would you use for a 980?
Thanks in advance.
So I have 2x 980's and wondering what would be best to mine, which algorithm?
Also what settings would you use for a 980?
Thanks in advance.
try coinshield... worth nothing as there is no scam group involved in the coin, but there is clearly lots of innovation...
November 13, 2014, 06:44:17 PM
Hey guys,
So I have 2x 980's and wondering what would be best to mine, which algorithm?
Thanks in advance.
So I have 2x 980's and wondering what would be best to mine, which algorithm?
Thanks in advance.
November 12, 2014, 06:35:23 PM
Can u tell me please with what coin do u make 0.002 btc per 750 Ti?
I want in on that too!^^
(either utc or yac...)UTC,,,New miners are welcome
Scrypt-jane was always our secret little treasure
I need some reports for my 1.4.7 version :
Here is a shared spreadsheet to be completed by 970/980 users. To be able to tune the default values for these cards :
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dI1Cc3JhhsA-UdIRlndvQ9huX8FmoJT2TXFDB0wdp54/edit?usp=sharing
1.4.7 windows test version : https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/31689596/ccminer/ccminer-rel1.4.7-test-x86.7z
Final 1.4.7 still need fixes :
- heavy/mjollnir on linux are broken
I will maybe do (or maybe in 1.4.8 )
- i will try to detect the gpu model to set optimal default intensity per card
- average hashrate based on 50 last values (displayed on Total lines only)
Here is a shared spreadsheet to be completed by 970/980 users. To be able to tune the default values for these cards :
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dI1Cc3JhhsA-UdIRlndvQ9huX8FmoJT2TXFDB0wdp54/edit?usp=sharing
1.4.7 windows test version : https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/31689596/ccminer/ccminer-rel1.4.7-test-x86.7z
Final 1.4.7 still need fixes :
- heavy/mjollnir on linux are broken
I will maybe do (or maybe in 1.4.8 )
- i will try to detect the gpu model to set optimal default intensity per card
- average hashrate based on 50 last values (displayed on Total lines only)
Oh, great! Will check it out.
November 12, 2014, 11:58:51 AM
Is it possible to mine scrypt-n coins with ccMiner and find this info in a file, so I don't have to ask which algos are supported?
Thanks for every hint!
For all versions of cudaminer, ccminer, and nvminer, you can use --help or -h to get a list of all commands, and supported algos.Code:
./ccminer -t 2 -a scryptn -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3335 -u x -p x
... doesn't work.Thanks for every hint!
Pretty basic, not sure why you didn't do this first.
November 11, 2014, 02:57:32 PM
actually it isn't really a secret, coinwarz was putting it on top of their profitability list some days ago already...
I see. I stopped checking profitability calculators and multipools months ago as they were always far behind in terms of profitabiltiy.
the latest rumors seem to say that because the 16nm-die are delayed the 980ti will be delayed too...
Well, the 780 Ti was released about 5 months after the 780 so it might take a while for the 980 Ti to be released.
5 months isn't that far away, if this is the case too, mining is not profitable anyway so better to wait, unless you need it to play far cry 4
, but even then a 970 can run any title at full hd, 980 would be mandatory for those who bought a 4k monitor, i can agree on thisi heard about a bug that cod cause in the memory
). Dedicated server would be nice... but we all know it will never happen
. There is more chance that the Mintpal guy gives the money back (but for the moment, it is ok... well in 10 months while only 30% of the fan base will have bought the dlc... that will suck... but until now... what 3 second delay in a whole lifetime ) 
November 11, 2014, 02:20:32 PM
actually it isn't really a secret, coinwarz was putting it on top of their profitability list some days ago already...
I see. I stopped checking profitability calculators and multipools months ago as they were always far behind in terms of profitabiltiy.
the latest rumors seem to say that because the 16nm-die are delayed the 980ti will be delayed too...
Well, the 780 Ti was released about 5 months after the 780 so it might take a while for the 980 Ti to be released.
5 months isn't that far away, if this is the case too, mining is not profitable anyway so better to wait, unless you need it to play far cry 4
, but even then a 970 can run any title at full hd, 980 would be mandatory for those who bought a 4k monitor, i can agree on thisi heard about a bug that cod cause in the memory
November 11, 2014, 02:16:24 PM
Diff has now doubled, profitability slashed.........twas nice whilst it lasted!
Just keep an eye on the kilo-watt meters...........
Just keep an eye on the kilo-watt meters...........
Haven't looked into it but I thought it's going to happen. It's like a wildfire. Part of the reason why I proposed a private forum (to share profitabiltiy related info) for people who actually post here, to avoid lurkers who distributes or even sells the info on other sites.
5 months isn't that far away, if this is the case too, mining is not profitable anyway so better to wait, unless you need it to play far cry 4 , but even then a 970 can run any title at full hd, 980 would be mandatory for those who bought a 4k monitor, i can agree on this
for cod advanced warfare, I heard it was a bit laggy, but with 2x 980 it seems rather ok (waiting far cry4 too...), but even then a 970 can run any title at full hd, 980 would be mandatory for those who bought a 4k monitor, i can agree on thisI'd say 9xx SLI is necessary if you want to keep 60fps at 4k considering how bad console ports we're getting. Just look at ass unity which requires a GTX 680 while the recommended card being a GTX 780.
CoD:AW is either have a terrible netcode or there are p2p connections between players which is borderline retarded. Either way I heard it's unplayable in it's current state because of the lag.
November 11, 2014, 01:08:44 PM
Is it possible to mine scrypt-n coins with ccMiner and find this info in a file, so I don't have to ask which algos are supported?
Thanks for every hint!
I would be curious to know how much coin did get the guy who published that Code:
./ccminer -t 2 -a scryptn -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3335 -u x -p x
... doesn't work.Thanks for every hint!
try replacing scryptn by scrypt:2048
and ccminer by cudaminer
November 11, 2014, 12:40:52 PM
Is it possible to mine scrypt-n coins with ccMiner and find this info in a file, so I don't have to ask which algos are supported?
Thanks for every hint!
Code:
./ccminer -t 2 -a scryptn -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3335 -u x -p x
... doesn't work.Thanks for every hint!
November 11, 2014, 11:59:31 AM
actually it isn't really a secret, coinwarz was putting it on top of their profitability list some days ago already...
I see. I stopped checking profitability calculators and multipools months ago as they were always far behind in terms of profitabiltiy.
the latest rumors seem to say that because the 16nm-die are delayed the 980ti will be delayed too...
Well, the 780 Ti was released about 5 months after the 780 so it might take a while for the 980 Ti to be released.
5 months isn't that far away, if this is the case too, mining is not profitable anyway so better to wait, unless you need it to play far cry 4
, but even then a 970 can run any title at full hd, 980 would be mandatory for those who bought a 4k monitor, i can agree on this November 11, 2014, 11:25:29 AM
actually it isn't really a secret, coinwarz was putting it on top of their profitability list some days ago already...
I see. I stopped checking profitability calculators and multipools months ago as they were always far behind in terms of profitabiltiy.
the latest rumors seem to say that because the 16nm-die are delayed the 980ti will be delayed too...
Well, the 780 Ti was released about 5 months after the 780 so it might take a while for the 980 Ti to be released.
5 months isn't that far away, if this is the case too, mining is not profitable anyway so better to wait, unless you need it to play far cry 4
, but even then a 970 can run any title at full hd, 980 would be mandatory for those who bought a 4k monitor, i can agree on this Jump to: