Topic: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX] - page 455. (Read 3426976 times)
May 18, 2014, 06:37:53 PM
im working on the x11 selling tutorial as we speak christian, pretty late but who cares
May 18, 2014, 06:35:37 PM
Ok, me and Zelante have teamed up to support the failover .bat solution he found for Nicehash. You can find it @ https://github.com/KBomba/failover-ccminer-bat
We changed a few things since his last release, and testing is busy. But it seems to work flawlessly for now
Selling your hashes @ Nicehash is pretty simple. You just point your miners to their stratum and they do the selling.
You can set a minimum price for those hashes (per BTC/GH/DAY), and that's where Zelante's .bats come in to play. If you set (-p p=2.6) the price as minimum 2.6BTC/GH/DAY, it will disconnect from the stratum. In those failover .bat that disconnect will result into a complete shutdown of the ccminer.exe for Nicehash. This is caught, and the failover .bat launches. After some time it will try to reconnect to Nicehash, if the price is good, it will succesfully launch, and the failover ccminer.exe will get killed.
Guys from nicehash prepare nice FAQ https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=faq We changed a few things since his last release, and testing is busy. But it seems to work flawlessly for now
Selling your hashes @ Nicehash is pretty simple. You just point your miners to their stratum and they do the selling.
You can set a minimum price for those hashes (per BTC/GH/DAY), and that's where Zelante's .bats come in to play. If you set (-p p=2.6) the price as minimum 2.6BTC/GH/DAY, it will disconnect from the stratum. In those failover .bat that disconnect will result into a complete shutdown of the ccminer.exe for Nicehash. This is caught, and the failover .bat launches. After some time it will try to reconnect to Nicehash, if the price is good, it will succesfully launch, and the failover ccminer.exe will get killed.
May 18, 2014, 06:23:15 PM
Yeh, build a nice profit switching failover, that would be awesome. Be better if they had an api to check
May 18, 2014, 06:19:58 PM
Ok, me and Zelante have teamed up to support the failover .bat solution he found. You can find it @ https://github.com/KBomba/failover-ccminer-bat
We changed a few things since his last release, and testing is busy. But it seems to work flawlessly for now
We changed a few things since his last release, and testing is busy. But it seems to work flawlessly for now
dont forget a switch to cudaminer@scrypt@nicehash
maybe sometimes the earnings will be better there compared to x11...
May 18, 2014, 06:17:16 PM
Ok, me and Zelante have teamed up to support the failover .bat solution he found for Nicehash. You can find it @ https://github.com/KBomba/failover-ccminer-bat
We changed a few things since his last release, and testing is busy. But it seems to work flawlessly for now
Selling your hashes @ Nicehash is pretty simple. You just point your miners to their stratum and they do the selling.
You can set a minimum price for those hashes (per BTC/GH/DAY), and that's where Zelante's .bats come in to play. If you set (-p p=2.6) the price as minimum 2.6BTC/GH/DAY, it will disconnect from the stratum. In those failover .bat that disconnect will result into a complete shutdown of the ccminer.exe for Nicehash. This is caught, and the failover .bat launches. After some time it will try to reconnect to Nicehash, if the price is good, it will succesfully launch, and the failover ccminer.exe will get killed.
We changed a few things since his last release, and testing is busy. But it seems to work flawlessly for now
Selling your hashes @ Nicehash is pretty simple. You just point your miners to their stratum and they do the selling.
You can set a minimum price for those hashes (per BTC/GH/DAY), and that's where Zelante's .bats come in to play. If you set (-p p=2.6) the price as minimum 2.6BTC/GH/DAY, it will disconnect from the stratum. In those failover .bat that disconnect will result into a complete shutdown of the ccminer.exe for Nicehash. This is caught, and the failover .bat launches. After some time it will try to reconnect to Nicehash, if the price is good, it will succesfully launch, and the failover ccminer.exe will get killed.
May 18, 2014, 06:10:00 PM
Failover support would be nice. Im not entirely sure how i would use it though.
Its really simple christian. You just need a bitcoin address and go to nicehash.com
I guess i can create a tutorial for it tomorrow? It wont be very long though
Its really simple christian. You just need a bitcoin address and go to nicehash.com
I guess i can create a tutorial for it tomorrow? It wont be very long though
May 18, 2014, 06:07:02 PM
i mean selling my x11 hashrate, not mining anything specific
hey, is there some kind of tutorial explaining how one would sell one's hashrate using ccMiner?
If not, would you or someone else consider putting one up on cudaminers.net?
Also please highlight the deficiencies of cudaMiner for such applications, so that we can fix
them at a software level. Would porting the failover support from cudaminer to ccminer help?
Christian
May 18, 2014, 05:57:46 PM
i mean selling my x11 hashrate, not mining anything specific
just did a recalc, my 780 is earning about 0.015BTC a day, my 750Ti's are earning about 0.013BTC a day
so daily earnings are around 0.028BTC, with a power usage of ~350W (0.005BTC)
Profit: 0.023BTC (£6.10 $9.10)
just did a recalc, my 780 is earning about 0.015BTC a day, my 750Ti's are earning about 0.013BTC a day
so daily earnings are around 0.028BTC, with a power usage of ~350W (0.005BTC)
Profit: 0.023BTC (£6.10 $9.10)
May 18, 2014, 05:48:48 PM
My 3 750Ti's are on x11, my 780 is on curecoin. Expects around 0.033btc a day. So around £10 ($16) a day
you mean x11 [xc]? https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annxc-mandatory-update-to-new-wallet-the-first-pos-x11-anonymous-wallet-600706 May 18, 2014, 05:46:58 PM
The bulk of the profit is my 780. The 750Ti's are earning about 0.012btc a day. Havent done a full day yet to be sure though
May 18, 2014, 05:45:27 PM
which x11 coin gives such nice profit?
May 18, 2014, 05:40:14 PM
My 3 750Ti's are on x11, my 780 is on curecoin. Expects around 0.033btc a day. So around £10 ($16) a day
May 18, 2014, 05:26:34 PM
at the same time? whats the performance / profitability?
May 18, 2014, 05:06:04 PM
I've been trying to get the newest version of ccminer running to mine darkcoin with my GTX750Ti to no avail. my batch contains "ccminer50.exe -t 1 -a x11 -o east1.us.stratum.dedicatedpool.com:8001 -u user -p pass" and I ensured my AV is disabled. the command line sits idle for a bit after starting, then states "HTTP request failed: Operation timed out after 30577 milliseconds with 1198 out of -1 bytes received" followed immediately by "json_rpc_call failed, retry after 30 seconds". the GTX750Ti is compute 5.0 so I'm assuming I should be running ccminer50, but even so I've tried all the compute level versions with no luck. Any help you guys could provide would be great, thanks!
You need to add "stratum+tcp://" before your url. So it should be "-o stratum+tcp://east1.us.stratum.dedicatedpool.com:8001", without the quotation marks ofcourse. May 18, 2014, 04:40:07 PM
any version thats used x11. i use standart variables from ccminer. i just compile last ccminer to one file for my 660ti and 750ti and implement small check for huge wrong hashrates (sometimes occurs crash) thats all changes
Thanks.
What do you think is a good price to switch over to dark or something else? 1.5 BTC?
If i can believe the profitability calculation of coinmine.pw you can only make about 1.1 BTC with dark per GHS.
So ill set mine to 1.6 BTC.
May 18, 2014, 04:30:39 PM
May 18, 2014, 04:11:19 PM
any version thats used x11. i use standart variables from ccminer. i just compile last ccminer to one file for my 660ti and 750ti and implement small check for huge wrong hashrates (sometimes occurs crash) thats all changes
Thanks.
What do you think is a good price to switch over to dark or something else? 1.5 BTC?
May 18, 2014, 03:55:39 PM
meh im too lazy to switch over and hope for a steady price
What do you mine?
May 18, 2014, 03:55:00 PM
Since which ccminer version is this implemented?
any version thats used x11. i use standart variables from ccminer. i just compile last ccminer to one file for my 660ti and 750ti and implement small check for huge wrong hashrates (sometimes occurs crash) thats all changes Yeah, it just checks if the nicehash worker is running (-r 0 makes it do no retry if stratum failed), if it doesn't, it gets replaced by the failover. After a certain amount of time, it rechecks nicehash for the required price and hashes at it as long as it's above.
I sent you a PM, zelante, can you check it?
May 18, 2014, 03:54:32 PM
any version thats used x11. i use standart variables from ccminer. i just compile last ccminer to one file for my 660ti and 750ti and implement small check for huge wrong hashrates (sometimes occurs crash) thats all changes
Thanks.
What do you think is a good price to switch over to dark or something else? 1.5 BTC?
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