I've merged v1.9.0.1 into NicerMiner.
I also added support for new CPU algos - Yescrypt and Lyra2z (on my CPU, Yescrypt is around 20%-30% more profitable than CNv7), plus another implementation of the CNv7 algo, you might find faster than XmrStak, so give it a try.
I'm running tests tonight and I'll try to figure out a way to pack this new version, as I'll have to ship it with a new CPU miner (
https://github.com/JayDDee/cpuminer-opt/releases/tag/v3.8.8)
Stay tuned.
Ye..!? Well on my machine xmr-stak defaults to running on core 0 and 1.
Its an A8 which means it's trying to share 2 MB of L2 cache between 2 physical cores and only one FPU.
Everyone knows you need at least 2MB (preferably 2x or even 3x that) of L2+L3 cache to run the cryptonight algo effectively...dont they..?
A8's like 'no prefetch' set to false. Intel's; not so much.
(This is all in .../nicerminer.../bin/xmr-stak/cpu.txt)
Then all machines like .../nicerminer.../bin/xmr-stak/config.txt's 'use slow memory' set to 'warn' or 'false' and Huge/Large pages enabled.
With these settings, xmr-stack blows past Yesscrypt.
(0.00002511 BTC/day vs. 0.00002269 on my machine. That's over 88H/s/core before anyone laughs!
)
If you are making/modding mining apps, one would think you know how to set them up properly..!??You might even build said proper setup into the app..!
Then whats up with nicerminer.exe causing a ~25% CPU load when the miner/s is otherwise idle?
I note that the file is waaay bigger than the NH equivalent...? Something fishy here..??