Topic: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning - page 979. (Read 2006108 times)
I use Genoil's 1.0.3 (the newer one adds cuda support, so no need if you run AMD) and on my XFX R9-390's I get just around 28.5MH stock. Slight overclock and undervolt bumps them to 30+MH.
Where do you get the 1.0.6 miner?
Edit: Read about it here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14335082
I am currently using ethminer-0.9.41-genoil-1.0.4b3 and will update to the latest now.
Edit: Read about it here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14335082
I am currently using ethminer-0.9.41-genoil-1.0.4b3 and will update to the latest now.
thanks for el fasto answer
i can have the 290 on its way and here by next weekend
any other want to chine in?
i can have the 290 on its way and here by next weekend
any other want to chine in?
heres another followup question
r9 390 is better yes?
Yes. My Gigabyte 390 gets 25.5 MH/s without overclocking. Around 29 overclocked. It seems like a slight improvement over the 290 and runs a helluva lot cooler.
I run 5 x MSI R9 390 and easy 26-28MH/s each without overclocking. Its very quiet and runs low 70s at full speed with qtminer.
Thanks, this post made me upgrade to the 1.0.6 miner and am now getting 28 on my card. My 270s are getting 16 up from 14. I may try the local work command too see if that bumps it a bit.
Is it time for eth to go backup? I think dumpers are gone now only strong people still hold.
ETH just jumped 10% to $11.42 .... hmmm
Is it time for eth to go backup? I think dumpers are gone now only strong people still hold.
Newyork times wrote a nice little pieceon ethereum
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/28/business/dealbook/ethereum-a-virtual-currency-enables-transactions-that-rival-bitcoins.html?_r=0
Newyork times wrote a nice little pieceon ethereum
Best pool on the planet for ETH mining?
dwarfpool vs nanopool vs ethpool vs suprnova vs ethmine.org (new)
i am currently on ethmine, its a new pool from the folks from ethpool..... but seems PPLNS payout is lower than any other pool
dwarfpool vs nanopool vs ethpool vs suprnova vs ethmine.org (new)
i am currently on ethmine, its a new pool from the folks from ethpool..... but seems PPLNS payout is lower than any other pool
For the PPLNS, the initial payment is low. But after a few hours, the payment should the same as other pool.
Best pool on the planet for ETH mining?
dwarfpool vs nanopool vs ethpool vs suprnova vs ethmine.org (new)
i am currently on ethmine, its a new pool from the folks from ethpool..... but seems PPLNS payout is lower than any other pool
dwarfpool vs nanopool vs ethpool vs suprnova vs ethmine.org (new)
i am currently on ethmine, its a new pool from the folks from ethpool..... but seems PPLNS payout is lower than any other pool
Earning for small miner those who mine with 1 or 2 cards, will not that much different. But It seems dwarf is a bit better if you consider the payment
Best pool on the planet for ETH mining?
dwarfpool vs nanopool vs ethpool vs suprnova vs ethmine.org (new)
i am currently on ethmine, its a new pool from the folks from ethpool..... but seems PPLNS payout is lower than any other pool
dwarfpool vs nanopool vs ethpool vs suprnova vs ethmine.org (new)
i am currently on ethmine, its a new pool from the folks from ethpool..... but seems PPLNS payout is lower than any other pool
thanks for el fasto answer
i can have the 290 on its way and here by next weekend
any other want to chine in?
i can have the 290 on its way and here by next weekend
any other want to chine in?
heres another followup question
r9 390 is better yes?
Yes. My Gigabyte 390 gets 25.5 MH/s without overclocking. Around 29 overclocked. It seems like a slight improvement over the 290 and runs a helluva lot cooler.
I run 5 x MSI R9 390 and easy 26-28MH/s each without overclocking. Its very quiet and runs low 70s at full speed with qtminer.
If you undervoltage the cards, the temperature will be even lower. I use -100mV to save electricity.
best way to get free ethereum?
like a faucet?
like a faucet?
The income from faucet is too low. So it is not worth your time.
best way to get free ethereum?
like a faucet?
like a faucet?
I have a sapphire R9 290 tri x which hashes about 24.7 and runs at 68 temp on 65 percent to fan. Looking at getting another one over the next week.
thanks for el fasto answer
i can have the 290 on its way and here by next weekend
any other want to chine in?
i can have the 290 on its way and here by next weekend
any other want to chine in?
heres another followup question
r9 390 is better yes?
Yes. My Gigabyte 390 gets 25.5 MH/s without overclocking. Around 29 overclocked. It seems like a slight improvement over the 290 and runs a helluva lot cooler.
I run 5 x MSI R9 390 and easy 26-28MH/s each without overclocking. Its very quiet and runs low 70s at full speed with qtminer.
I'm putting together a campaign for Digital Ocean to support 1 click $ETH nodes. Check out this:
https://twitter.com/jessecouch/status/713989656346398720
Retweet and Comment. Let Digital Ocean know we want them to support blockchains and that $ETH is the best.
https://twitter.com/jessecouch/status/713989656346398720
Retweet and Comment. Let Digital Ocean know we want them to support blockchains and that $ETH is the best.
thankyou all
very good info, this is just the fastest to quote, i have read with great interest the other posts below this one but this specifically lists the 380X from one who has two. good good from VR standpoint. one (possibaly two) will be mine soon.
because ya know if one is good, two must be better lulz
very good info, this is just the fastest to quote, i have read with great interest the other posts below this one but this specifically lists the 380X from one who has two. good good from VR standpoint. one (possibaly two) will be mine soon.
because ya know if one is good, two must be better lulz
Generally it is better to have a single more powerful card than to have two weaker cards in crossfire/sli when it comes to game performance (although DX12 and Vulkan may change that). That said, two 380Xs in crossfire are comparable in performance to a single 980ti or fury x, and are also cheaper.
For gaming, crossfire is good. But the mining does not need crossfire. Two cards will occupy two slots.
thankyou all
very good info, this is just the fastest to quote, i have read with great interest the other posts below this one but this specifically lists the 380X from one who has two. good good from VR standpoint. one (possibaly two) will be mine soon.
because ya know if one is good, two must be better lulz
very good info, this is just the fastest to quote, i have read with great interest the other posts below this one but this specifically lists the 380X from one who has two. good good from VR standpoint. one (possibaly two) will be mine soon.
because ya know if one is good, two must be better lulz
Generally it is better to have a single more powerful card than to have two weaker cards in crossfire/sli when it comes to game performance (although DX12 and Vulkan may change that). That said, two 380Xs in crossfire are comparable in performance to a single 980ti or fury x, and are also cheaper.
Pumperitis, OR we are somewhere between 'Return to normal' and 'Fear'. If BTC takes off it will be interesting to see if ETH follows or outperforms. Perhaps there will be an initial sell-off and then it will turn around with a vengeance.
The other issue is that China has been very quiet, if the usual whales get involved plus newcomers due to capital control then things could get very interesting.
The other issue is that China has been very quiet, if the usual whales get involved plus newcomers due to capital control then things could get very interesting.
thanks for el fasto answer
i can have the 290 on its way and here by next weekend
any other want to chine in?
i can have the 290 on its way and here by next weekend
any other want to chine in?
heres another followup question
r9 390 is better yes?
Yes. My Gigabyte 390 gets 25.5 MH/s without overclocking. Around 29 overclocked. It seems like a slight improvement over the 290 and runs a helluva lot cooler.
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