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Quote from: bigjme on April 17, 2014, 05:43:47 PM

I will test it with my 750tis in a minute
Do i need to change anything to test it best with the 750tis?

Under Windows, building it for the correct compute capability for your cards would be advised.

It can be changed when you change the project-wide CUDA options (right click in the project explorer on the ccminer project)

The Linux makefile builds for all supported platforms automatically.

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Christian, can you upload a win binary too?
(@750ti)
Thx

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By not profitable i mean not earning as much as the energy costs

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Quote from: bigjme on April 17, 2014, 02:32:18 PM

Right now im still doing groestl. Its nor profitable but im a little too lazy to switch xD

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When you guys say 'unprofitable' do you mean just not making a good amount of money? or do you mean you are actually breaking even or actually losing money on power costs?

With the 750 TI's I don't think it is quite in the losing money range yet, but it certainly doesn't appear to be making a whole lot right now.

I am still mining hoping that there is some future rise in the price that will pay off...

This whole stock market aspect of coins makes me want to just stick to a multi-pool that pays out BTC each day and keep things simple even if for a little less daily payout.

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I will test it with my 750tis in a minute
Do i need to change anything to test it best with the 750tis?

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Quote from: cbuchner1 on April 17, 2014, 11:15:31 AM

Quote from: bigjme on April 17, 2014, 11:12:00 AM

Aslong as i can keep my income higher then my costs i am fine with that

I've done some work on the table based Groestl (the SPH library based version), which would benefit CCMiner 0.5 neatly. Maybe I can commit that part separately.

okay, the faster version of cuda_groestlcoin.cu is in the repo.

You should see some notable speed-up on Compute 3.0 devices. Not sure about 2.0 and 3.5 - test yourselves.

My rig with 3 ASUS MARS (6 x GTX 760 cores) is doing 24.5 MHash/s Groestlcoin with this code.

In comparison the 3x 780Ti rig is doing 38 MHash/s with some yet unpublished code (this unpublished "killer groestl" code currently only benefits Compute 3.5 and 5.0 devices...).

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Right now im still doing groestl. Its nor profitable but im a little too lazy to switch xD

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Quote from: bigjme on April 17, 2014, 02:17:38 PM

Quote from: AizenSou on April 17, 2014, 02:10:53 PM

Anyone knows how to fix the lastest CudaMiner to mine scrypt or scrypt-jane?
I compiled from github but my rigs crash when CudaMiner starts. CudaMiner version 28-02 works no problem.

It is known to have huge issues so i dont think anyone but christian can fix it

Ok thanks bigjme.
What are you mining right now? I always think scrypt coins are lame but when I look at some profits could be made right now with PoW/PoS coins, I think I need to change my rigs for a few days.

Whitecoin want to clone the success of Blackcoin but with 0.78% premined I think it is just a scam.
Asiacoin looks better for me now. What do you think ?

PS: I just finished my 3. rigs 6x750Tis with ASrock H81 BTC and Linux. It works beautiful. Anyone wants a guide?

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Quote from: AizenSou on April 17, 2014, 02:10:53 PM

Anyone knows how to fix the lastest CudaMiner to mine scrypt or scrypt-jane?
I compiled from github but my rigs crash when CudaMiner starts. CudaMiner version 28-02 works no problem.

It is known to have huge issues so i dont think anyone but christian can fix it

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Anyone knows how to fix the lastest CudaMiner to mine scrypt or scrypt-jane?
I compiled from github but my rigs crash when CudaMiner starts. CudaMiner version 28-02 works no problem.

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Quote from: djm34 on April 17, 2014, 09:40:49 AM

Quote from: AizenSou on April 17, 2014, 09:35:46 AM

Oh yeah, I just see someone with over 1Ghs scrypt at ipominer.com

1 csshih 1,052,377 49,676.904
2 Wuher 487,407 23,007.792

I smell some ASICs around here. Anyone still mining scrypt ??

from time to time, last time was on BC (was rather profitable... )
(23MHash, is not necessarily uncommon... but ok, we know there are out...)

This most likely is the nicehash rental . The admin of ipominer is even posting in that rental pools post.

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Quote from: cbuchner1 on April 17, 2014, 11:15:31 AM

Quote from: bigjme on April 17, 2014, 11:12:00 AM

Aslong as i can keep my income higher then my costs i am fine with that

I've done some work on the table based Groestl (the SPH library based version), which would benefit CCMiner 0.5 neatly. Maybe I can commit that part separately.

Christian

Awesome! Thanks for all your hard work. I will update my profit calculations after I measure the new hashrates and power consumptions.

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Quote from: bigjme on April 17, 2014, 11:12:00 AM

Aslong as i can keep my income higher then my costs i am fine with that

I've done some work on the table based Groestl (the SPH library based version), which would benefit CCMiner 0.5 neatly. Maybe I can commit that part separately.

Christian

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Quote from: cbuchner1 on April 17, 2014, 11:10:26 AM

Quote from: bigjme on April 17, 2014, 10:59:27 AM

soo mining groestl with 3 750Ti's with a total power load of 150W has now become a cost to me -£0.01 a day
any idea when the new groestl changes will be implemented christian, i know you said 2 or 3 weeks about a week ago but any updates?

at the moment we're converting the Groestl code to use the Warp shuffle feature, otherwise the Compute 3.0 devices can't get a good speed-up (we need 128 registers per thread, which Compute 3.0 does not provide).

Then we've also started work on X11.

Give us till end of the month I'd say...

Christian

Aslong as i can keep my income higher then my costs i am fine with that

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Quote from: bigjme on April 17, 2014, 10:59:27 AM

soo mining groestl with 3 750Ti's with a total power load of 150W has now become a cost to me -£0.01 a day
any idea when the new groestl changes will be implemented christian, i know you said 2 or 3 weeks about a week ago but any updates?

at the moment we're converting the Groestl code to use the Warp shuffle feature, otherwise the Compute 3.0 devices can't get a good speed-up (we need 128 registers per thread, which Compute 3.0 does not provide). This is very similar to what Dave Andersen did to scrypt 4 months ago here http://da-data.blogspot.de/2013/12/inside-better-cuda-based-scrypt-miner.html

Then we've also started work on X11.

Give us till end of the month I'd say...

Christian

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soo mining groestl with 3 750Ti's with a total power load of 150W has now become a cost to me -£0.01 a day
any idea when the new groestl changes will be implemented christian, i know you said 2 or 3 weeks about a week ago but any updates?

right now mining AC on ipominer.com is more profitable for my 900KHs with an expected income of about 0.006BTC where as groestl right now for me is 0.0022BTC

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Quote from: AizenSou on April 17, 2014, 09:35:46 AM

Oh yeah, I just see someone with over 1Ghs scrypt at ipominer.com

1 csshih 1,052,377 49,676.904
2 Wuher 487,407 23,007.792

I smell some ASICs around here. Anyone still mining scrypt ??

from time to time, last time was on BC (was rather profitable... )
(23MHash, is not necessarily uncommon... but ok, we know there are out...)

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Oh yeah, I just see someone with over 1Ghs scrypt at ipominer.com

1 csshih 1,052,377 49,676.904
2 Wuher 487,407 23,007.792

I smell some ASICs around here. Anyone still mining scrypt ??

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Quote from: Poena on April 17, 2014, 08:29:47 AM

Is it possible to know the detail behind those calculation? I would like to build a small table like this one.

Thanks! Cheesy

depending on the coin, the network hash rate of a coin is

Difficulty * (2 ^ 24) / Block time in seconds (some coins may also use (2 ^ 16: scrypt?) or (2 ^ 32: bitcoin?)

put your hash rate in relation to the system hash rate and multiply with the current block reward (sometimes a function of the current block number) to get the number of coins you will earn per block on average.

Multiply with number of blocks per day to get the coins you expect to earn per day.

Multiply with the current exchange rates vs BTC or USD to get your gross earnings per day...

Subtract electricity costs, mining pool fees, etc... as needed

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Quote from: cvax on April 16, 2014, 11:48:36 AM

Quote from: bigjme on April 16, 2014, 07:16:35 AM

sooo, who's up for doing some profit calculations for us? Grin

groestl is now no longer profitable after the huge amount of people that jumped onto it when the price shot up.
right now with 3 750Ti's, and a power usage of only 155W for the entire system, daily profit is £0.08 or $0.12

sooo, profit calcs anyone?

Ask and you shall receive.
https://i.imgur.com/yt04LZe.png
As always, this is with 8 750 Ti's with an occasional 9th assist. If groestl gets way more hashes expect it to be one of the higher paying coins.

Is it possible to know the detail behind those calculation? I would like to build a small table like this one.

Thanks! Cheesy

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