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sr. member
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Just Fyi - I run 750 ti's - They produce about 7mh each and use about 50-60 watts of power each.  They are awesome!

Thank you Pokeytex for the info. Highly appreciated! If you don't mind me asking... What brand/model are they? And, in your opinion, do your cards have good overclock capabilities?

and the best part u independent from closed source miners like the grs-sgminer..... and their strange forced pool hidden fee policy
Yep, what happened to the "deal" srcxxx made to open source the optimized groestl (and then came back here begging for help when the last fork occured Smiley)... I'm still testing my own work on tweaking groestl Smiley

Perhaps, people no longer have 50 BTC lying around 'just for the fun of it'.

Please keep up the good work. There is need for more generic and open solutions.
sr. member
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The new wallet works perfectly fine. I have some questions though about some parameters.

What's the difference between the Stakepower element in getmininginfo and the Minting weight/Network weight in the mini-stats tooltip? And is the weight in mini-stats somehow linked to coinage or is it just a number?

When you activate Coin Control there is a column named Priority. What does this mean? Is it linked in some way to minting, so that for example the coins with high priority has already been minted, or are they about to be minted? Or does priority mean something else?



The stakepower element is essentially the sum of coin age of all eligible coins (amounts).

The weight wallues are ...  just numbers. Used in order to create reasonable comparison. We might adjust these numbers in future.

The Priority column in coin control is related to coin age. Older coins have higher priority. The code is from bitcoin and the concept is that you might have to pay fee for newer coins. So the original theory is the higher priority ask for less fees. This is it true for Diamond. In our case you should consider priority as an measure of the chance of the coins to stake. We have some more work to do here, especially the tool tips information, which is sometimes confusing. For example it talks about 0.01 fees, while ours are 0.001.

Thanks Danbi for your answer. That clarifies things for me. Just a follow-up question. Is the stakepower element measured in blocks then, or something else?

The stakepower element is measured in coin days. For example, if you have stakepower of 10, that might mean (most likely) you have 1 DMD value, with age of 10 days.
If you have stakepower 100, that might mean either you have 10 DMD amount 10 days old, or 5 DMD amount 20 days old or any other combination that yeld 100 coins*age of eligible coins. Coins become eligible for staking after being 7 days old.

The coin age is measured in absolute time. You could derive a close approximation, by diving the 'confirmations' element in 'listunspent' by 720 (24 hours by 60 minutes) as Diamond has a general block spacing of 1 minute.
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The hen or the egg

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The second good news is that I was able to run both AMD R9 280x GPUs alongside the two new NVIDIA GRX 750 Ti on the same rig.

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Thank you for sharing this info. It really is good news to be able to mix AMD and Nvidia. Certainly opens up some interesting choices and opportunities. I'm looking forward to test a 750ti card myself when I'm back from my vacation. Good luck with the mining  Smiley
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The hen or the egg

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Just Fyi - I run 750 ti's - They produce about 7mh each and use about 50-60 watts of power each.  They are awesome!

Thank you Pokeytex for the info. Highly appreciated! If you don't mind me asking... What brand/model are they? And, in your opinion, do your cards have good overclock capabilities?

hallared

I use the EVGA Superclock cards.  I use powered risers.  I do not overclock however I have heard others do.

:-)

Thank you for your answer, and good luck with the mining  Smiley
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I have some good news.

I have tested the 750 Ti. They are indeed very efficient and I am sure they can still be tweaked a bit to achieve better hashrates. They are currently giving me ~6.8/6.9 Mhash for 55 watt each with the basic configuration. This was the first good news.

The second good news is that I was able to run both AMD R9 280x GPUs alongside the two new NVIDIA GRX 750 Ti on the same rig.

This is just a test and I am using grs-sgminer for the 280xs and ccminer 1.2 (beta) for the 750 Tis. Ultimately I will be replacing all 280x for 750ti.

Also I have noticed that there is virtually no heat coming out of the 750 Ti. Compared to the 280x, they are totally silent.

Screenshot for the curious:

legendary
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bit.diamonds | uNiq.diamonds
Like the groestl algo. Keep up the good work.

me too Wink

im very sad u choose name atheistcoin by that u disqualify as serious partner for teamwork
(we wouldnt team up with a christcoin muslimcoin buddahcoin jehovacoin shivacoin  etc... too)

a freethinkercoin a sciencecoin even a agnosticcoin would be ok

but how could someone based on science exclude a possibility without proof
by that mindset atheism is just another form of religion which believe in something without a proof

but im sure u had that discussion hundreds of times in ur thread no need to reply Wink

newbie
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Like the groestl algo. Keep up the good work.
legendary
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Just Fyi - I run 750 ti's - They produce about 7mh each and use about 50-60 watts of power each.  They are awesome!

Thank you Pokeytex for the info. Highly appreciated! If you don't mind me asking... What brand/model are they? And, in your opinion, do your cards have good overclock capabilities?

hallared

I use the EVGA Superclock cards.  I use powered risers.  I do not overclock however I have heard others do.

:-)
legendary
Activity: 3052
Merit: 1053
bit.diamonds | uNiq.diamonds
open letter to coinwarz.com regarding wrong groestl default hashrates at their mining profitability comparison

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hi coinwarz.com team

please forward to ur technical staff regarding default hashrate values

thx for effort try adapt default mining watt/khash ratings based on 1000$ hardware

but i have to say u made errors with groestl

all my rigs have a much better  groestl vs x11 x13  rating than ur default ratting suggest

your numbers:
x11 9000 x13 6500 groestl 11000 is normalized to factor 1.38 vs 1 vs 1.69
real life rig 3x amd 290
x11 14500 x13 9800 groestl 45000 is normalized to factor 1.47 vs 1 vs 4.5

im not sure where ur error is coming from i guess u dont used up to date mining software and gpu driver

groestl need amd catalyst 14.6 and a miner like this here
http://sourceforge.net/projects/diamonddmd/files/sgminer_diamond_v4.1.0.zip/download
to reach 15 mhash each amd290
example bat
sgminer.exe -k diamond -o localhost:17772 -u rpcuserXXXXX -p rpcpassXXXXXXXXX -o stratum+tcp://dmdpool.digsys.bg:3333 -u cryptonit.2 -p 2 --xintensity 300 -g 1 --thread-concurrency 16384 -w 256 --lookup-gap 0 --difficulty-multiplier 0.0039062500

this way better performance than u stated is also true for nvidia based mining with 750ti

there people report this hashrate with new ccminer 1.2 and single gtx750ti
x11 2700 x13 2100 groestl 7500 is normalized to factor  1.28 vs 1 vs 3.57

if we not go for average between amd and nividia based mining the factor is

(1.47+1.28)/2=1.37
(1+1)/2=1
(4.5+3.57)/2=4.01

so the true factor on ur defaut setting should be

x11 (6500x1.37)=8900 (so here u pretty close)
x13 (6500x1)=6500
groestl (6500x4.01)=26000 (u have only 11000 there and so very inaccurate)

please update ur default hashrate like this or at least let ur technicans verify my numbers u will find out ur bad groestl performance have reason old driver and miner

br

cryptonit
HR
legendary
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Transparency & Integrity


Happy Birthday, keep up the good work, and best wishes for continued success!

hero member
Activity: 630
Merit: 500

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Just Fyi - I run 750 ti's - They produce about 7mh each and use about 50-60 watts of power each.  They are awesome!

Thank you Pokeytex for the info. Highly appreciated! If you don't mind me asking... What brand/model are they? And, in your opinion, do your cards have good overclock capabilities?

and the best part u independent from closed source miners like the grs-sgminer..... and their strange forced pool hidden fee policy
Yep, what happened to the "deal" srcxxx made to open source the optimized groestl (and then came back here begging for help when the last fork occured Smiley)... I'm still testing my own work on tweaking groestl Smiley
legendary
Activity: 3052
Merit: 1053
bit.diamonds | uNiq.diamonds


REACTIVATE OF VOTING SPRINT
for the chance of getting a birthday present by MINTPAL

Vote for Diamond DMD on

click pic or this link https://www.mintpal.com/voting#DMD

dont spend BTC for voting! (better spend btc to buy more dmd   Cool )
create a mintpal account deposite some little btc amount buy some other coins
(or deposit and sell some other coins which are traded at mintpal)
after that u able to vote each hour for free
once u did one trade on mintpal u allowed to vote each hour without need to pay


place #152 now

i set a bounty from my own wallet (not foundation)

paying 1 DMD to everyone who reached a new rank

so first one reporting #151 and walletaddress
@ http://bit.diamonds/community/index.php/topic,16.0.html
gets 1 DMD by me (or alex if he faster and ninja rewarding again)

IMPORTANT only claim rewards on
http://bit.diamonds/community/index.php/topic,16.0.html



legendary
Activity: 3052
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bit.diamonds | uNiq.diamonds

....

Just Fyi - I run 750 ti's - They produce about 7mh each and use about 50-60 watts of power each.  They are awesome!

Thank you Pokeytex for the info. Highly appreciated! If you don't mind me asking... What brand/model are they? And, in your opinion, do your cards have good overclock capabilities?

and the best part u independent from closed source miners like the grs-sgminer..... and their strange forced pool hidden fee policy
full member
Activity: 150
Merit: 101
The hen or the egg


The new wallet works perfectly fine. I have some questions though about some parameters.

What's the difference between the Stakepower element in getmininginfo and the Minting weight/Network weight in the mini-stats tooltip? And is the weight in mini-stats somehow linked to coinage or is it just a number?

When you activate Coin Control there is a column named Priority. What does this mean? Is it linked in some way to minting, so that for example the coins with high priority has already been minted, or are they about to be minted? Or does priority mean something else?



The stakepower element is essentially the sum of coin age of all eligible coins (amounts).

The weight wallues are ...  just numbers. Used in order to create reasonable comparison. We might adjust these numbers in future.

The Priority column in coin control is related to coin age. Older coins have higher priority. The code is from bitcoin and the concept is that you might have to pay fee for newer coins. So the original theory is the higher priority ask for less fees. This is it true for Diamond. In our case you should consider priority as an measure of the chance of the coins to stake. We have some more work to do here, especially the tool tips information, which is sometimes confusing. For example it talks about 0.01 fees, while ours are 0.001.

Thanks Danbi for your answer. That clarifies things for me. Just a follow-up question. Is the stakepower element measured in blocks then, or something else?
full member
Activity: 150
Merit: 101
The hen or the egg

....

Just Fyi - I run 750 ti's - They produce about 7mh each and use about 50-60 watts of power each.  They are awesome!

Thank you Pokeytex for the info. Highly appreciated! If you don't mind me asking... What brand/model are they? And, in your opinion, do your cards have good overclock capabilities?
sr. member
Activity: 393
Merit: 250


The new wallet works perfectly fine. I have some questions though about some parameters.

What's the difference between the Stakepower element in getmininginfo and the Minting weight/Network weight in the mini-stats tooltip? And is the weight in mini-stats somehow linked to coinage or is it just a number?

When you activate Coin Control there is a column named Priority. What does this mean? Is it linked in some way to minting, so that for example the coins with high priority has already been minted, or are they about to be minted? Or does priority mean something else?



The stakepower element is essentially the sum of coin age of all eligible coins (amounts).

The weight wallues are ...  just numbers. Used in order to create reasonable comparison. We might adjust these numbers in future.

The Priority column in coin control is related to coin age. Older coins have higher priority. The code is from bitcoin and the concept is that you might have to pay fee for newer coins. So the original theory is the higher priority ask for less fees. This is it true for Diamond. In our case you should consider priority as an measure of the chance of the coins to stake. We have some more work to do here, especially the tool tips information, which is sometimes confusing. For example it talks about 0.01 fees, while ours are 0.001.
hero member
Activity: 630
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I am actively promoting our coin in other threads in which I am also supporter of.
Thanks for your support utahjohn!  I am really proud of the team and the community we are building! Smiley
A bit off topic but Diamond has also been contacted by 24/7 crypto news and will be featured in an article soon Smiley
We are the leader in groestl algo coins Smiley  And working to get listed on Mintpal (Many of us are unhappy with cryptsy) ...

I suggest that website be completed asap if we are to be reviewed by news article(s) Smiley
hero member
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Well as I mentioned to Cryptonit, when I bought the 750 Ti I totally omitted they were Nvidia... I can't make them run on my running rig as all other GPUs are AMD. I am trying to sell all of my 280x so that I can replace them with 750 Ti.
What are you asking for 280x, I find them good on X11, X13 Smiley

Yes they are good for other algos indeed. I just don't see many other coins out there that are worth my attention at the moment.

The cards are fairly new dating from late March of this year. So they have been running for only around 3 month or so. I am located in Thailand so shipping might actually make them not so cheap if sent around the world. I would need to check before though with the post office.
I've been to Thailand 30+ years ago while I was in the Navy Smiley  Been a long time since I have traded in baht lol might have a few in an old photo album.  Looked at round-trip prices to Bangkok $1100+ I guess another vacation is out of my range Sad
full member
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Well as I mentioned to Cryptonit, when I bought the 750 Ti I totally omitted they were Nvidia... I can't make them run on my running rig as all other GPUs are AMD. I am trying to sell all of my 280x so that I can replace them with 750 Ti.
What are you asking for 280x, I find them good on X11, X13 Smiley

Yes they are good for other algos indeed. I just don't see many other coins out there that are worth my attention at the moment.

The cards are fairly new dating from late March of this year. So they have been running for only around 3 month or so. I am located in Thailand so shipping might actually make them not so cheap if sent around the world. I would need to check before though with the post office.
legendary
Activity: 3052
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bit.diamonds | uNiq.diamonds
Thanks to cryptonit for submitting request to 24/7 crypto news.  I did not expect a response from them so quickly ...

we (foundation and community) are a team
maybe its our job to shoot the goal
but we cant if we never receive a pass from our teammates
so i have to say thx for every idea and hint we get from our community
we try to analyze everything and act based on our analyze result
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