Topic: [ANN] SpreadCoin | True Decentralization (No Pools) | Testing New Masternodes - page 253. (Read 810099 times)
January 19, 2015, 10:09:40 PM
I have 4x R9 280X Windforce OC Edition, as well as 1 Sapphire R9 280X Dual-X OC Edition card in my AMD mining rig. Each Windforce 280x outputs 1.92MH per card, while the Sapphire card outputs 1.8MH. All are at -I 22.
January 19, 2015, 10:05:10 PM
New settings, stock hashrates went up a bit, as well as modded ones, from both the settings and more edits:
280X: 23.98% gain (2.21MH/s to 2.74MH/s)
290X: 29.92% gain (2.64MH/s to 3.43MH/s)
Wha intensity is that on?280X: 23.98% gain (2.21MH/s to 2.74MH/s)
290X: 29.92% gain (2.64MH/s to 3.43MH/s)
My 290X gets 2.75 MH/s on 21
My new intensity is 23 - I tried 22, 23 seems to work a bit better. Worksize 64, TC 8192.
January 19, 2015, 09:59:03 PM
New settings, stock hashrates went up a bit, as well as modded ones, from both the settings and more edits:
280X: 23.98% gain (2.21MH/s to 2.74MH/s)
290X: 29.92% gain (2.64MH/s to 3.43MH/s)
Wha intensity is that on?280X: 23.98% gain (2.21MH/s to 2.74MH/s)
290X: 29.92% gain (2.64MH/s to 3.43MH/s)
My 290X gets 2.75 MH/s on 21
January 19, 2015, 09:58:28 PM
New settings, stock hashrates went up a bit, as well as modded ones, from both the settings and more edits:
280X: 23.98% gain (2.21MH/s to 2.74MH/s)
290X: 29.92% gain (2.64MH/s to 3.43MH/s)
280X: 23.98% gain (2.21MH/s to 2.74MH/s)
290X: 29.92% gain (2.64MH/s to 3.43MH/s)
Modded ones works better.
January 19, 2015, 09:20:42 PM
Got +10% - 11% +15.20%. Working the lazy way right now, going for easy pickings, not the big stuff.
Nice work. If you work on the big stuff will you get a big increase or only 5% or something?I'll likely get a massive increase then, but it's a lot of work that I don't feel like doing right now.
~19.70% on 290X (2.64MH/s to 3.16MH/s).
26.89% on 290X now - 2.64 to 3.35...
If only I knew kernel programming ;-; (if thats what it is even called).
Once you know C, basic OpenCL mods aren't hard at all. For more advanced GPU dev, it often requires a different way of thinking than CPU dev in C.
I'm ok at Python 2, still gotta learn C here. Maybe one day
January 19, 2015, 08:32:56 PM
Got +10% - 11% +15.20%. Working the lazy way right now, going for easy pickings, not the big stuff.
Nice work. If you work on the big stuff will you get a big increase or only 5% or something?I'll likely get a massive increase then, but it's a lot of work that I don't feel like doing right now.
~19.70% on 290X (2.64MH/s to 3.16MH/s).
26.89% on 290X now - 2.64 to 3.35...
If only I knew kernel programming ;-; (if thats what it is even called).
Once you know C, basic OpenCL mods aren't hard at all. For more advanced GPU dev, it often requires a different way of thinking than CPU dev in C.
I'm ok at Python 2, still gotta learn C here. Maybe one day
January 19, 2015, 08:27:58 PM
Got +10% - 11% +15.20%. Working the lazy way right now, going for easy pickings, not the big stuff.
Nice work. If you work on the big stuff will you get a big increase or only 5% or something?I'll likely get a massive increase then, but it's a lot of work that I don't feel like doing right now.
~19.70% on 290X (2.64MH/s to 3.16MH/s).
26.89% on 290X now - 2.64 to 3.35...
If only I knew kernel programming ;-; (if thats what it is even called).
Once you know C, basic OpenCL mods aren't hard at all. For more advanced GPU dev, it often requires a different way of thinking than CPU dev in C.
I'm ok at Python 2, still gotta learn C here. Maybe one day
January 19, 2015, 08:26:30 PM
Got +10% - 11% +15.20%. Working the lazy way right now, going for easy pickings, not the big stuff.
Nice work. If you work on the big stuff will you get a big increase or only 5% or something?I'll likely get a massive increase then, but it's a lot of work that I don't feel like doing right now.
~19.70% on 290X (2.64MH/s to 3.16MH/s).
26.89% on 290X now - 2.64 to 3.35...
January 19, 2015, 08:19:36 PM
Got +10% - 11% +15.20%. Working the lazy way right now, going for easy pickings, not the big stuff.
Nice work. If you work on the big stuff will you get a big increase or only 5% or something?I'll likely get a massive increase then, but it's a lot of work that I don't feel like doing right now.
~19.70% on 290X (2.64MH/s to 3.16MH/s).
26.89% on 290X now - 2.64 to 3.35...
If only I knew kernel programming ;-; (if thats what it is even called).
January 19, 2015, 07:54:20 PM
Got +10% - 11% +15.20%. Working the lazy way right now, going for easy pickings, not the big stuff.
Nice work. If you work on the big stuff will you get a big increase or only 5% or something?I'll likely get a massive increase then, but it's a lot of work that I don't feel like doing right now.
~19.70% on 290X (2.64MH/s to 3.16MH/s).
January 19, 2015, 07:35:03 PM
Wolfy remember I am always willing to beta test. Like I told you with the x11 stuff!!
You and every other miner out there.
It was worth a try lol
January 19, 2015, 07:34:36 PM
Got +10% - 11% +15.20%. Working the lazy way right now, going for easy pickings, not the big stuff.
Nice work. If you work on the big stuff will you get a big increase or only 5% or something? January 19, 2015, 07:22:02 PM
Wolfy remember I am always willing to beta test. Like I told you with the x11 stuff!!
January 19, 2015, 06:28:36 PM
I would like to see a ticker.
If the lowest cost fluctuates between 100 - 200 and has been for two weeks, i will set my MN's to 300 - 400 to stay safe, but also utilize the coins i have.
A ticker showing the lowest amount needed is an awesome idea. IMO
A graph would be awesome. So that we can see the change over time. Kinda like we see the difficulty change in the menu "overview".
LOL, this will create a whole new kind of technical analysis with support and resistance lines for masternode requirements. Ayeeee!
That would actually be kind of cool. Not sure how much more effort that is but I think it could be useful.
Very cool to see the ideas and discussion in this thread...and the GUI is freaking cool.
January 19, 2015, 06:24:52 PM
WUT!
Mr.Spread created his first thread in the spreadcointalk forum...
So now it's official.
http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=16.0
The honor!
Mr.Spread created his first thread in the spreadcointalk forum...
So now it's official.
http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=16.0
The honor!
January 19, 2015, 06:15:01 PM
I would like to see a ticker.
If the lowest cost fluctuates between 100 - 200 and has been for two weeks, i will set my MN's to 300 - 400 to stay safe, but also utilize the coins i have.
A ticker showing the lowest amount needed is an awesome idea. IMO
A graph would be awesome. So that we can see the change over time. Kinda like we see the difficulty change in the menu "overview".
LOL, this will create a whole new kind of technical analysis with support and resistance lines for masternode requirements. Ayeeee!
Why should I have to click an extra button, grrrr. <
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>Yeah exactly my point, therefor it would be cool to have a "narrow" sidebar on the left/right with all the nice and sexy information we want to catch at a single glance, like for example "% of total money tied in ALL masternodes".
January 19, 2015, 06:14:44 PM
What I am trying to say is: An average masternode cost ticker (with % variance) would make much more sense, since you don't want to base your choices on extreme outliers, but rather on the strong support in the middle.
Min/Avg/Max then.
January 19, 2015, 06:12:17 PM
I would like to see a Current Minumum Masternode Cost ticker.
Agreed.You could just sort the table "amount" and get the cheapest or most expensive masternode of that moment immediately.
Why should I have to click an extra button, grrrr. <
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January 19, 2015, 06:10:57 PM
I would like to see a Current Minumum Masternode Cost ticker.
Agreed.You could just sort the table "amount" and get the cheapest or most expensive masternode of that moment immediately.
I would like to see a ticker.
If the lowest cost fluctuates between 100 - 200 and has been for two weeks, i will set my MN's to 300 - 400 to stay safe, but also utilize the coins i have.
A ticker showing the lowest amount needed is an awesome idea. IMO
January 19, 2015, 06:09:30 PM
I would like to see a Current Minumum Masternode Cost ticker.
Agreed.You could just sort the table "amount" and get the cheapest or most expensive masternode of that moment immediately.
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