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Quote from: primeval on April 13, 2017, 02:07:31 AM

Quote from: Kryptowerk on April 13, 2017, 06:53:51 PM

Its weird. Many cryptonote currencies seem to have the same effect. A hashrate increase of roughly 10x in the last few days.

I doubt suddenly everyone started mining them. Unless there have been developments like a new gpu miner that I don't know of. In which case, cpu mining (the main thing keepeng them attractive to miners) is gone

I've been using Claymore's GPU miner since the beginning...

That's not new. GPU miners for cryptonote coins while better than cpu are still not that much better like in other algos.
The sudden increase in 3 cryptonote coins I usually mine all in a very short time puzzles me

My 1050 does ~225 and my i5 does ~80. So still around 3x. I'd say that's quite a bit better. I just use both at the same time.

Your i5 is probably an older model without AES-NI instructions.
i5s i7s and AMD FXs of the last 3-4 years can do easily around 300h/s.

As far as I know it has AES-NI instructions, it's an i5 4590. However, I might be running the wrong executable. I'm running cpuminer-gw64-avx2.exe for CPUminer. There are 2 others but I never run them. I don't really notice the miner running either, this is on my main PC. The same one I have 40 Chrome tabs open on. So I guess I lose some power to all the apps I have open too.

If you have any suggestions for better settings or anything I'm here to learn. If my i5 was doing as much as my GPU that might shift my gears for the next upgrade. I'm not sure if I should upgrade my processor next or buy a 2nd 1050, maybe both. I'm definitely in the market for an upgrade in May or June.

Try this one https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-cpuminer-opt-v3881-open-source-optimized-multi-algo-cpu-miner-1326803
It gives about 250-300h/s on any 4core i5-i7 and 8core AMD FX at around 4GHz.

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Quote from: Perryl on April 13, 2017, 05:03:05 PM

Quote from: Kryptowerk on April 13, 2017, 08:55:07 AM

Quote from: Kryptowerk on April 13, 2017, 08:43:29 AM

Shh, don't tell anyone, diffuculty is down again, making 80 ZID+ with my GTX 980 right now.

I never stopped. 80 ZID per what? lol. Hour? Day? Week?

My 1050 has made me a few hundred over the last few days with on/off mining. Hopefully, they'll be worth something one day. I'll probably mine like 2 or 3k and move on.

Per second, bro. Like a bouss.

Per day obv. Wink

That's decent, I was just wondering because I went with budget Nvidea and I'm getting around the same after deducting the CPU work.

How many H/s does your console window show? I get 350 H/s most of the time for my GTX 980 (no ti here).
I actually bought that one for gaming only. Didn't know back then I would be mining cryptos. Wink

Tomorrow I will be testing an AMD Radeon R9 Nano, really looking forward to see what results I can get with that one.

What seems interesting to me (and surprised me): You all seem to mine using your CPUs while getting a good hashrate? What miner do you use and do you think my 8-core AM3+ A fx8350 can make a decent hashrate, too?

I think around 250- 285, depends how many things I have open. I also get this error "[2017-04-14 09:58:16] GPU #0: Warning: block count 40 is not a multiple of SMX count 6." I'm sure that somehow is negatively affecting me. I need to learn more about this.

I am using cpuminer. I forget where I got it and can't really recommend a link. I got it for mining "timetravel" algo or coin or both, I forget. There are 3 .exe with the name cpuminer-gw64. Hope that helps. I suspect your CPU would get good hashrate. It definitely doesn't hurt to try.

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Quote from: Kryptowerk on April 14, 2017, 08:53:42 AM

Hey guys,

I am trying to get my Radeon R9 to mine using Claymore GPU Miner v9.7 Beta (I also tried v9.6 and v 9.4 with the same result). Do you have any advice on what to put into the batchfile?
Right now I have:

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NsGpuCNMiner -o stratum+tcp://zid.hashpool.eu:3038 -u MYZIDADRESS -p x
pause

But I get the following error in red:

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Wrong wallet address blablaMyZIDAdressHere - XMR/QCN/BCN/FCN/Duck/OEC/MCN/ORIAN addresses are supported only. Use "-allcoins 1" option.
Pool zid.hashpool.eu removed from list

It tells you to use -allcoins 1. Did you?

I couldn't get that miner to work, after going with -allcoins 1 it threw another suggestion for -allcoins -1, iirc. You should consult the readme doc and ctrl+f for allcoins and read about the settings.

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Hey guys,

I am trying to get my Radeon R9 to mine using Claymore GPU Miner v9.7 Beta (I also tried v9.6 and v 9.4 with the same result). Do you have any advice on what to put into the batchfile?
Right now I have:

Quote

NsGpuCNMiner -o stratum+tcp://zid.hashpool.eu:3038 -u MYZIDADRESS -p x
pause

But I get the following error in red:

Quote

Wrong wallet address blablaMyZIDAdressHere - XMR/QCN/BCN/FCN/Duck/OEC/MCN/ORIAN addresses are supported only. Use "-allcoins 1" option.
Pool zid.hashpool.eu removed from list

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Quote from: logictense on April 13, 2017, 10:58:11 AM

Quote from: Perryl on April 13, 2017, 05:03:05 PM

Its weird. Many cryptonote currencies seem to have the same effect. A hashrate increase of roughly 10x in the last few days.

I doubt suddenly everyone started mining them. Unless there have been developments like a new gpu miner that I don't know of. In which case, cpu mining (the main thing keepeng them attractive to miners) is gone

What other cryptonote cryptos are currently experiencing an unhealthy growth of difficulty and hashrate? Is boolberry among them? Well someone must be secretly trying a proprietarily made miner. Expecting little to no impact on clown coins with no liquidity... but monero... That one may see a dumpage as a result of 10x higher selling pressure from miners.

Bipcoin for sure has had problems for days. Blocks take hours.
Nic Nac occasionally has similar slowdowns but not all the time. Its normally a very low diff coin (like 4-10Kh) and now consistently over 30Kh. But the chain is slower now so I doubt the hashpower is really there

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What do you use for GPU mining software? I am in the pool to download the AMD software can not use!

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The trick to using CPU is not to load all your threads. Find out your L3 cache, divide by 2, and only use that many threads. If you have an i7 6700K, for example, you have 8 MB cache but 8 threads. 8 threads loaded gives 150 H/s, while 4 threads loaded and affined to non-HT threads gives 250 H/s. Performance wise, xmr-stak-cpu seems to do the best with memory mapping enabled.

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Quote from: Kryptowerk on April 13, 2017, 08:55:07 AM

Quote from: Kryptowerk on April 13, 2017, 08:43:29 AM

Shh, don't tell anyone, diffuculty is down again, making 80 ZID+ with my GTX 980 right now.

I never stopped. 80 ZID per what? lol. Hour? Day? Week?

My 1050 has made me a few hundred over the last few days with on/off mining. Hopefully, they'll be worth something one day. I'll probably mine like 2 or 3k and move on.

Per second, bro. Like a bouss.

Per day obv. Wink

That's decent, I was just wondering because I went with budget Nvidea and I'm getting around the same after deducting the CPU work.

How many H/s does your console window show? I get 350 H/s most of the time for my GTX 980 (no ti here).
I actually bought that one for gaming only. Didn't know back then I would be mining cryptos. Wink

Tomorrow I will be testing an AMD Radeon R9 Nano, really looking forward to see what results I can get with that one.

What seems interesting to me (and surprised me): You all seem to mine using your CPUs while getting a good hashrate? What miner do you use and do you think my 8-core AM3+ A fx8350 can make a decent hashrate, too?

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Quote from: Kryptowerk on April 13, 2017, 08:55:07 AM

Quote from: Kryptowerk on April 13, 2017, 08:43:29 AM

Shh, don't tell anyone, diffuculty is down again, making 80 ZID+ with my GTX 980 right now.

I never stopped. 80 ZID per what? lol. Hour? Day? Week?

My 1050 has made me a few hundred over the last few days with on/off mining. Hopefully, they'll be worth something one day. I'll probably mine like 2 or 3k and move on.

Per second, bro. Like a bouss.

Per day obv. Wink

That's decent, I was just wondering because I went with budget Nvidea and I'm getting around the same after deducting the CPU work.

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Quote from: Nik4691 on April 13, 2017, 09:32:03 AM

Quote from: Perryl on April 13, 2017, 08:53:54 AM

Quote from: primeval on April 13, 2017, 02:07:31 AM

Quote from: Acidx on April 13, 2017, 11:06:00 AM

Its weird. Many cryptonote currencies seem to have the same effect. A hashrate increase of roughly 10x in the last few days.

I doubt suddenly everyone started mining them. Unless there have been developments like a new gpu miner that I don't know of. In which case, cpu mining (the main thing keepeng them attractive to miners) is gone

I've been using Claymore's GPU miner since the beginning...

That's not new. GPU miners for cryptonote coins while better than cpu are still not that much better like in other algos.
The sudden increase in 3 cryptonote coins I usually mine all in a very short time puzzles me

My 1050 does ~225 and my i5 does ~80. So still around 3x. I'd say that's quite a bit better. I just use both at the same time.

Your i5 is probably an older model without AES-NI instructions.
i5s i7s and AMD FXs of the last 3-4 years can do easily around 300h/s.

As far as I know it has AES-NI instructions, it's an i5 4590. However, I might be running the wrong executable. I'm running cpuminer-gw64-avx2.exe for CPUminer. There are 2 others but I never run them. I don't really notice the miner running either, this is on my main PC. The same one I have 40 Chrome tabs open on. So I guess I lose some power to all the apps I have open too.

If you have any suggestions for better settings or anything I'm here to learn. If my i5 was doing as much as my GPU that might shift my gears for the next upgrade. I'm not sure if I should upgrade my processor next or buy a 2nd 1050, maybe both. I'm definitely in the market for an upgrade in May or June.

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Quote from: logictense on April 13, 2017, 10:58:11 AM

Quote from: logictense on April 13, 2017, 10:58:11 AM

Its weird. Many cryptonote currencies seem to have the same effect. A hashrate increase of roughly 10x in the last few days.

I doubt suddenly everyone started mining them. Unless there have been developments like a new gpu miner that I don't know of. In which case, cpu mining (the main thing keepeng them attractive to miners) is gone

What other cryptonote cryptos are currently experiencing an unhealthy growth of difficulty and hashrate? Is boolberry among them? Well someone must be secretly trying a proprietarily made miner. Expecting little to no impact on clown coins with no liquidity... but monero... That one may see a dumpage as a result of 10x higher selling pressure from miners.

It could always be rented hashpower that someone throws at them for a short period of time. Not sure why they think its worth mining something at 10x the difficulty for a day or two - but that's crypto's I guess.

its good if you want to slow down mining)

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Its weird. Many cryptonote currencies seem to have the same effect. A hashrate increase of roughly 10x in the last few days.

I doubt suddenly everyone started mining them. Unless there have been developments like a new gpu miner that I don't know of. In which case, cpu mining (the main thing keepeng them attractive to miners) is gone

What other cryptonote cryptos are currently experiencing an unhealthy growth of difficulty and hashrate? Is boolberry among them? Well someone must be secretly trying a proprietarily made miner. Expecting little to no impact on clown coins with no liquidity... but monero... That one may see a dumpage as a result of 10x higher selling pressure from miners.

It could always be rented hashpower that someone throws at them for a short period of time. Not sure why they think its worth mining something at 10x the difficulty for a day or two - but that's crypto's I guess.

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Quote from: Perryl on April 13, 2017, 08:53:54 AM

Its weird. Many cryptonote currencies seem to have the same effect. A hashrate increase of roughly 10x in the last few days.

I doubt suddenly everyone started mining them. Unless there have been developments like a new gpu miner that I don't know of. In which case, cpu mining (the main thing keepeng them attractive to miners) is gone

What other cryptonote cryptos are currently experiencing an unhealthy growth of difficulty and hashrate? Is boolberry among them? Well someone must be secretly trying a proprietarily made miner. Expecting little to no impact on clown coins with no liquidity... but monero... That one may see a dumpage as a result of 10x higher selling pressure from miners.

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http://notepool.pw is working again and running at 0% mining fee for a month to compensate for mining downtime. The pools daemon finally started to ignore the bad transaction. The strange thing is that another pool had the same problem on the exactly same transaction id days before notepool.pw was hit.
Happy mining again!

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The community looks very active.
Waiting for the Dev of the updated road map. Wink

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Quote from: primeval on April 13, 2017, 02:07:31 AM

Its weird. Many cryptonote currencies seem to have the same effect. A hashrate increase of roughly 10x in the last few days.

I doubt suddenly everyone started mining them. Unless there have been developments like a new gpu miner that I don't know of. In which case, cpu mining (the main thing keepeng them attractive to miners) is gone

I've been using Claymore's GPU miner since the beginning...

That's not new. GPU miners for cryptonote coins while better than cpu are still not that much better like in other algos.
The sudden increase in 3 cryptonote coins I usually mine all in a very short time puzzles me

My 1050 does ~225 and my i5 does ~80. So still around 3x. I'd say that's quite a bit better. I just use both at the same time.

Your i5 is probably an older model without AES-NI instructions.
i5s i7s and AMD FXs of the last 3-4 years can do easily around 300h/s.

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Quote from: Kryptowerk on April 13, 2017, 08:43:29 AM

Shh, don't tell anyone, diffuculty is down again, making 80 ZID+ with my GTX 980 right now.

I never stopped. 80 ZID per what? lol. Hour? Day? Week?

My 1050 has made me a few hundred over the last few days with on/off mining. Hopefully, they'll be worth something one day. I'll probably mine like 2 or 3k and move on.

my two i5 can only mine 200-300 zid per day. Embarrassed

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Quote from: Kryptowerk on April 13, 2017, 08:43:29 AM

Shh, don't tell anyone, diffuculty is down again, making 80 ZID+ with my GTX 980 right now.

I never stopped. 80 ZID per what? lol. Hour? Day? Week?

My 1050 has made me a few hundred over the last few days with on/off mining. Hopefully, they'll be worth something one day. I'll probably mine like 2 or 3k and move on.

Per second, bro. Like a bouss.

Per day obv. Wink

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Quote from: primeval on April 13, 2017, 02:07:31 AM