Topic: [ANN] [XMG] MAGI | CPU mining | mPoW | mPoS | [MagiPay] - page 919. (Read 2375939 times)

Magi keeps on growing!

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Ow wow, I dont notice the color difference then, you naughty boy 

I think some others have done some work on that. The link for the source is on the OP, this is the link, and there was an original post about compiling the miner for Mac here on this link.

Others may be able to help you more when they come online, but maybe that will give you a start for now.

Hope this helps

I am not the Messiah. I am just a very naughty boy who knows a thing or two with Corel Paintshop

  so your now a GOD 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jbe9guk80jkgo9k/150.jpg

Hey guys is there anyway to run the miner by Wolf on a mac?

If so can anyone please help me how to get a running minerd on osx with Wolf's enhanced miner, please?

cheers

Hmmm, let me see... the miner will run at 150% cpu usage?   If you can do that, we'll call you GOD for sure 

No. It's a water cooler and completely adequate. The fans on it are also turned way down during this test - they are inaudible on idle. (It's ok - I do realize that answer was not directed at me)

Now see here. I did not turn the fans up. I opened the window and the ambient temperature went down
to 22.5 deg C.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/j3upxqepzcirhao/fan4.jpg

Have you consider upgrading CPU heatsink?

Spexx again I would like to say special thanks to you.
I really appreciate all your time and effort you take.
Notice you will also be a senior member soon.
 

Playing with new software under development.

First off. Room temperature constant 24.4 deg C. Case fans turned down low.
Max CPU temperature defined as 60 deg C. Miner speed somewhat restricted.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/dd1fchue5zz3ftn/fans1.jpg

Secondly. I turn the case fans up and we see the response.
CPU temperature goes down, so miner speed goes up.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/cas655af4q7t1jy/fans2.jpg

After a short time, it settles down again. CPU temperature back up to 60 and the miner is running much faster, but still under control.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/lzv2src1ws4u03q/fan3.jpg

Now what do you suppose will happen when I turn up the fans on the CPU water cooler?

I'm pretty sure it's actually in Arizona (in one of the ranges between/near Phoenix and Flagstaff, maybe one of the San Francisco Peaks?). I can't be sure, but it looks very familiar and reminds me of something I saw on one of my past backpacking trips.

I also say that because Lightsplasher specifically said "local", and he definitely sounds like a US/West Coast resident in his Magi promo video. But who knows if that's what he meant by local.

Special for you thdim.
Also check the updated link.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9477306

As soon as I saw it I thought "gotta be Himalayan - maybe Annapurna" but I could be way off-beam there.

This pic is superb.

I have 12 picture slots available for adding to my Windows Benchmark software. This has got to be one of them. 11 more slots available folks

Thank you kondiomir, 111magic and joelao95 for answering my questions, from your answers i have now a million new questions (what do you mean Magi has paper wallets!) but for the needs of the draft i am ok (i just need a 10 word description for the first page, less is good in that case).

Not a new miner actually but very close. It is a bolt-on for the Miner Speed Controller and it works. It bloody works! I can control/govern the speed of the miner using the CPU core temperature as a limit. I have got it so good that I can observe changes in the speed of the miner just by opening and closing the window to the room. When the room warms up, the miner slows down. When the room cools down, the miner speeds up. Basically, if SpeedFan can detect and read a temperature sensor somewhere, I can use that to control the speed of the miner. Put that in a negative feedback algorithm and there you are. The CPU never gets any hotter than the level I set it at. Like a thermostat.

This, to me at least, has been a Holy Grail sought for a long time. Who would have thought that software designed for controlling fan speeds would be the answer? Even better is that you can choose what temperature to run at - anything you like from absolute zero to stupidly hot - you decide, the software takes care of it.

I have only had this running for a day now but it is solid. I tweaked a few things to damp out oscillations and "hunting". I will have a finished article fairly soon. To use it, you will have to install SpeedFan and select the sensor for your CPU - if it is supported. Older CPUs may not have a temperature sensor that can be queried and logged, so this is not a universal solution but virtually all modern CPUs are supported. SpeedFan is rather clever and can detect just about any temperature sensor available anywhere in the machine, like on the CPU, motherboard, GPU card, some I/O cards etc. You can get SpeedFan here:-

http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php

The way I am using it is not actually to control any fan speeds at all (I have manual controls for that) and just use the logging feature to record the CPU core sensor output to a file. My software simply queries the log file periodically to do what it has to do. If you have nothing better to do right now, why not download it and have a play?

if you make your Magic and manage to build a miner that will keep the temp down at high CPU load then you should be renamed SpexxGOD! my CPU is burning if i go high on load.
in my native language we would say "we are hanging from your lips", in situations like that.

I would do anything to help you, but if I could

Nice picture. Don't know yet what mountain this is.
Could it be in the Himalaya?
Think the Mount Everest.