Topic: [ANN] [XMG] MAGI | CPU mining | mPoW | mPoS | [MagiPay] - page 1070. (Read 2375939 times)
Lots of XMG trading today and price volatility. It looks like XMG is getting on the radar more and more.
XMG someone large dumps on bittrex
Yes noticed that. Thats good other exchanges price is stable. Now new people can buy in cheap!
Price is up again! Great volume!!
XMG someone large dumps on bittrex
best Coin Magi.....
something seems to be wrong with the info displayed by getmininginfo in the wallet.
The block value as well as the hashrate are wrong...
Did you update the wallet? And what seems to be wrong exactly?The block value as well as the hashrate are wrong...
The current block value is 3, getmininginfo gives a block value at 13.3
That is a mistake; the block value calculated is actually for blocks after hardfork. It doesn't matter any more since hardfork has happened. To be clear I made a change (v1.2.0.6); the calculation remains the same. Also changed the blockvalue section as blow:
Code:
"blockvalue" : {
"difficulty-V2" : 1.56607474,
"blockvalue" : 6.76950578
}
This MagiSimpson guy has about 50 good/solid computers running?
How the hack he get's this hash?
How the hack he get's this hash?
You have seen the stats on Noncepool ... no?
http://magi.nonce-pool.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool
OMG
I can't understand how's that possible (but I'm a newbe in crypto world, so...) if its CPU only? How many computer this guy have?
Probably owners of VPS servers, or similiar...
This MagiSimpson guy has about 50 good/solid computers running?
How the hack he get's this hash?
How the hack he get's this hash?
You have seen the stats on Noncepool ... no?
http://magi.nonce-pool.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool
OMG
I can't understand how's that possible (but I'm a newbe in crypto world, so...) if its CPU only? How many computer this guy have?
It is possible that he doesn't own a single one, but is in charge of hundreds. If I was the sysadmin of my company's EPOS network, I would probably have the XMG miner running on about 4000 cashier tills up and down the country by now. A similar thing might be possible with ATMs for example - most of then run Windows XP and they are idle for most of the time.
I'm joking of course but you can see the possibilities. Sysadmins in charge of a server farm would have plenty of resources at their disposal and somebody else would paying the electricity bill.
This MagiSimpson guy has about 50 good/solid computers running?
How the hack he get's this hash?
How the hack he get's this hash?
You have seen the stats on Noncepool ... no?
http://magi.nonce-pool.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool
OMG
I can't understand how's that possible (but I'm a newbe in crypto world, so...) if its CPU only? How many computer this guy have?
Today Magipay will open?
It sounds disappointing but we have to postpone. I will let you know when it's ready to be public ASAP.
PoW fork is done. Cheers!
Make sure wallet version > v1.2.0.
Make sure wallet version > v1.2.0.
This MagiSimpson guy has about 50 good/solid computers running?
How the hack he get's this hash?
How the hack he get's this hash?
You have seen the stats on Noncepool ... no?
http://magi.nonce-pool.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool
Thanks djm34
This will be a question for the dev. or one of the smart coders to check.
They will get back on this.
z0n0 will check it!
This will be a question for the dev. or one of the smart coders to check.
They will get back on this.
z0n0 will check it!
This MagiSimpson guy has about 50 good/solid computers running?
How the hack he get's this hash?
How the hack he get's this hash?
Your AVX2 miner: 28.75kh/s
My AVX2 miner: 51.50kh/s
Difference: ~79.13%
On Linux, it can reach just under 60kh/s, but I don't think that's a fair comparison.
My AVX2 miner: 51.50kh/s
Difference: ~79.13%
On Linux, it can reach just under 60kh/s, but I don't think that's a fair comparison.
Absolutely bloody incredible mate. I will bet you 100 XMG that my compiler will get your version even running faster
Will you be making your modified code available to the community?
Dunno - hop on IRC.
something seems to be wrong with the info displayed by getmininginfo in the wallet.
The block value as well as the hashrate are wrong...
Did you update the wallet? And what seems to be wrong exactly?The block value as well as the hashrate are wrong...
The current block value is 3, getmininginfo gives a block value at 13.3
Code:
13:28:46

{
"blocks" : 132355,
"currentblocksize" : 1000,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"difficulty" : {
"proof-of-work" : 2.21121802,
"proof-of-stake" : 0.00697556,
"search-interval" : 1
},
"blockvalue" : 13.33430895,
"netmhashps" : 51.30337130,
"netstakeweight" : 267209.59778414,
"errors" : "",
"pooledtx" : 0,
"stakeweight" : {
"minimum" : 12645,
"maximum" : 0,
"combined" : 12645
},
"Expected PoS (minutes)" : 31,
"stakeinterest" : 0.01594041,
"testnet" : false,
"generate" : false,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"hashespersec" : 0,
"networkhashps" : 51303371,
"testnet" : false
}
Hey, Spexx - I saw your challenge posted, but didn't really like it because you stated that modifying the miner code itself is disallowed. So, just for fun, I worked on my own, cross compiled it from Linux, and then ran it on my laptop, which dual boots Windows and Linux. (I figured I should benchmark both miners on Windows to be fair.)
The laptop has an i7-4700HQ CPU, clocked at 2.40Ghz. I took the hashrate of each miner and rounded to the nearest quarter kilohash.
Your AVX2 miner: 28.75kh/s
My AVX2 miner: 51.50kh/s
Difference: ~79.13%
On Linux, it can reach just under 60kh/s, but I don't think that's a fair comparison.
The laptop has an i7-4700HQ CPU, clocked at 2.40Ghz. I took the hashrate of each miner and rounded to the nearest quarter kilohash.
Your AVX2 miner: 28.75kh/s
My AVX2 miner: 51.50kh/s
Difference: ~79.13%
On Linux, it can reach just under 60kh/s, but I don't think that's a fair comparison.
pls share your miner
something seems to be wrong with the info displayed by getmininginfo in the wallet.
The block value as well as the hashrate are wrong...
Did you update the wallet? And what seems to be wrong exactly? The block value as well as the hashrate are wrong...
something seems to be wrong with the info displayed by getmininginfo in the wallet.
The block value as well as the hashrate are wrong...
The block value as well as the hashrate are wrong...
Hey, Spexx - I saw your challenge posted, but didn't really like it because you stated that modifying the miner code itself is disallowed. So, just for fun, I worked on my own, cross compiled it from Linux, and then ran it on my laptop, which dual boots Windows and Linux. (I figured I should benchmark both miners on Windows to be fair.)
The laptop has an i7-4700HQ CPU, clocked at 2.40Ghz. I took the hashrate of each miner and rounded to the nearest quarter kilohash.
Your AVX2 miner: 28.75kh/s
My AVX2 miner: 51.50kh/s
Difference: ~79.13%
On Linux, it can reach just under 60kh/s, but I don't think that's a fair comparison.
The laptop has an i7-4700HQ CPU, clocked at 2.40Ghz. I took the hashrate of each miner and rounded to the nearest quarter kilohash.
Your AVX2 miner: 28.75kh/s
My AVX2 miner: 51.50kh/s
Difference: ~79.13%
On Linux, it can reach just under 60kh/s, but I don't think that's a fair comparison.
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