Topic: [ANN] MemoryCoin | CPU Coin | Paid Dev Team | Limited Supply [MMC] - page 13. (Read 281387 times)

Why this coin is so undervaluate?

bobalo: are you on windows? follow these steps for a clean install: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=2828.msg35234#msg35234

what does "crash my system" mean?

wow the new wallet is fucking horrible , it won't load at all and crashes my system (8 core , 8GB RAM , SSD , how the fuck can it crash that)
now I can't access my wallet , GREAT!

an i7 perform much better with MMC, my i5-3570k returns >10 MMC/day currently
With a similar powerful i7 you may at least double that value.

I'm not sure but I get 2+ using YAM running an AMD A8.
Here is a good link to the YAM mining software.  yvg1900 supports it very well and helps out with tweaking configs on this page.
I hope this helps you.
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=2609.0

What is current realistic number of MMC/day on i7 CPU only?

New Wallet 0.8.583 

http://memorycoin.org/memorycoin-wallet-0-8-583/

actually, it turns-out that this cpu does not have it and I cannot allocate hard memory because it only
has 4 G memory

I have one machine left that DOES have AESNI if I can get it turned on

Well said.
I have to say it's just like with MultiMiner it is made and upgraded and supported by nwools.  All he asks is the 1% and he has provided tons of technical support and actually supports BFGMiner Scrypt support as well.  He is also working hard to support some new hardware for us all too.

With MMC we have several developers and yvg1900 has been doing the same thing with YAM.  He even helped me tweak my setup today.  I have no issue with the donation mining as he keeps supporting and developing the software and helps the community directly when help is needed.
YAM literally improved my hpm from .330 to 1.4-1.7 hpm.  That really was a feat that doesn't happen by accident.
It also is not hidden anywhere the donation mining is very upfront.

The pre-mine has been used to help charities and even community members get things done.  This does not happen on other coins.  Paying people for their effort above and beyond just mining helps bring more to the community in the way of talent and quality and speed of work.

I was skeptical at first myself but with everything being in the open and people working and supporting this coin has really made me believe in it.

It's a great community and an excellent coin.

Dwarfpool takes 2% fee, no idea why everyone sticks to the 3.5% fee pools.

I agree that the sentence from the yam readme may be misleading, it means that there's a message when mining for developers but could be understood differently because of the word activated.
Nevertheless, yvg made a great effort with his miner and basically threw gpus out of the game. He used the 1% fee approach with protoshares already.
Of course everyone would prefer an open source miner without fees, but that's his way to do it.

There's another closed source miner taking less (https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=2042.0), but it's a bit slower. And the open source miner is free, but really slow on new processors (while my old laptop got twice the hpm with it compared to yam...0.36:0.18   )

The premine went to a lot of different people, not only developers. In fact the beta (where the so called "premine" was done) was public.

And finally, calling the voting system a dictatorship is ridiculous when only 5-9% of all coins are actually voting (even less in the beginning - for example 1-4% at block 600: http://mmcvotes.com/block/600 ) and there's only one or two real candidates for all the positions.
FreeTrade decided to keep out of the voting process a long time ago, there's a discussion going on at the moment if he shouldn't return to use his vote because of the low participation (an officer who officially resigned is still elected, the - new and only - other candidate catching up slowly). Currently ft's vote goes to the spoil addresses and doesn't change anything.

There's a lot of fud out there, don't believe everything you read.

And finally, about the take-off: mining is still profitable and a lot of coins are immideately dumped for profit - wait for the block reward to go down in the next weeks/months and you'll probably see a change

From the readme:

"When mining for developers being activated, miner clearly indicates that by displaying message [...]"

That's pretty misleading when it can't be deactivated imo.

I really liked the concept of this coin when I discovered it, but there's a pretty huge amount of coin flow to "developers". A significant pre-mine, allegedly to pay for more development of the coin, then this more-than-1% fee to the yam (= closed source?) developer, plus a 3.5% pool fee...
Then there's the voting system, which due to the premine results in a dictatorship which results in more coin flowing to the people who already hold a lot...

There's a lot of hidden tax here and all this is really far from a fair distribution model and likely the main reason this coin hasn't taken off so much, and maybe never will.
Just my 2 cents.

Use the option aesni=on in the miner config, it should work.
And you should enable hyperthreading, it allows you to run twice as many threads

You can't, its to support the developers instead of asking for donations.

How can I disable this "mining for developer" in yam?

Anyone else got this running on a Dell Precision T7500 workstation?
It has a XEON and should have AES-Ni support, but I cannot find
anything in the BIOS.

Also, does "hyperthreading" help?

I just enabled the hard memory allocation and waiting for the stupid
service pack to finish. Hoping I have decent non-AESNI speed at least.

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my wallet is stuck syncing at 12999 block... wtf is going on , same thing with MetisCoin

EDIT : Oh it came to it's senses now

Yes, seems like it only happens while using the miner from the wallet.

On linux it doesn't happen with the same miner. But it's not integrated in the wallet there, it has to be started seperate.
If it really bothers you you could try that on windows too. See the second option here http://memorycoin.org/profitable-cpu-mining-with-memorycoin-mmc/ - can't guarantee that it won't happen then too, may be worth a try.

On the other hand, you can always check your balance on mmc-chain.com and don't need to care about what the wallet says (as long as you don't want to send something) - at least we know the reason now.

Ok good.
Did they mine with wallet, since the issue? I think, it is the program, that mines, that sucks. all that computing craft to, mine, so the wallet cant sync it completley.
But its maby a guess?

Great

Got several reports about stuck sync already and asked freetrade to look into it. He confirmed but doesn't know what causes it yet :/