Topic: [ANN][AID] AidBit | Digital-currency redefined | POW/POS | Groestl | Charity - page 47. (Read 101139 times)

Windows has left the building  

Portable AidBit Wallet-QT

Did you try Win? I am using v.13.251.0.0 drivers Win8.1. Stable, cool and good hash rate. And of course cg-watcher & monitor combo. I am almost sure diff multiplier is still active, will check the code though.

Nope it's not happening, I can't get the cards to run over 150Mhz mem clock unless I use sgminer 5, which isn't giving me a better hash rate, on bet WU.

I'm going to update the drivers and recompile the miner source.

Also, which miner are you using? If it's the one in the OP, the difficulty-multiplier, TC, and shaders (i think) have been taken out of the code, because it was only useful for scrypt.... According to the thread anyway.

Hi guys!

I just added a 230+ MH/s groestl rig to miningrentals only for 60mBTC/day (0.261mBTC/MHASH/day). https://www.miningrigrentals.com/rigs/6284/. It is less than your gpus power cost.

Strange, you're the only one with problems. Give me a few minutes and I'll build a wallet without mining control system. I'll have to do it sooner or later. When the app crashes, it should post the notice in the windows application error log. Please check the error log, not the debug log. Thanks.

And BTW, how many wallets are you running at the same time.

New crash, the last lines from the log:


I have over 50 wallets working, only this one crashes randomly.

Thanks +1

The plan is we do it as soon as we start working on trading part of the website, but we'll try to make some quick calculations and post them shortly. Thank you,

V.

Hi dev,
could you please calculate and/or tell maximum blocks and or coins(between something..)
didn't notice it if it was on the first page..

This is not related to crash. But to be on the safe side, try to upgrade your network interface drivers.

Regards,

V.

socket inactivity timeout
socket inactivity timeout
socket inactivity timeout
socket inactivity timeout
socket inactivity timeout
socket inactivity timeout

That's all I got for the crash.

Optimized settings for Sapphire 290x with Elpida Ram and stock BIOS (18,9Mhash/s):

chinese translationg ：http://www.btclt.cn/thread-4299-1-1.html

OK, here we go just stayed up all night trying to figure this one out, and got some extra hashing out of it to so I thought I'd share, seeing as I also have a bizarre issue...

Here is my config for my 5x280X rig (5s avg is ~77Mh/s):

This is using grs-sgminer, as specified in the OP, on debian linux 13.12 using the windows compiled .bop files



A couple of rejects but running nice and cool.


Now the R290 rig, consisting of 5 R290's and a 280X - The 290s are running the energy saving MSI bios on elphida RAM, the bios switch switches them over to Powercolor 290X's which are rather power hungry, but have yet to test. I think it's running 14.4 Beta, though I'm not 100% on when I upgraded that recently.

Now I should be seeing at least the 20% above the hash rate of the other rig, but it's just not happening.

Here's the config:


All the pool info contains is the 3 pools which have port 3032 open, maya being the priority, and also the ports that are closed which are specified in the NOMP getting stated page (explanation devs?). (url, user, and pass).

So, why is it doing this: (?!)


As you can see GPU1 is the 280X. I'm thinking it's the drivers but am not sure, as it could be the bop files for 14.x

Also, when running sph-sgminer 5, with the groestl kernel, the has rate was lower but the work Units were in the 1000's, not 0.1xx's

So any ideas? I know I should update, the drivers just in case but, you don't know how many times I've installed those damn things on various computers over the last six months...

Coins looking good, let's hope it's not an instadump eh? Good causes? Well, 90% of the planet live in poverty (a guess), might be more than you can tackle with one coin (decentralising 'wealth'). Raising awareness of mental illnesses, you don't know how many times I've been called "lazy", and "it's all in your head" (well of course it is, that's where the problem is...)
I think the most beneficial tool we have is the ability to extend our lifespan. Have a look at www.longecity.org, by fixing old age, the problems that come with it will disappear too (such as alzheimer's for instance - more money is spent on this than solving the root problem.)
Finally, let's try and stop spending money on the 'illegals' who 'invade' our countries, they have no homes, and there are plenty of empty ones that can be occupied. Why should it be illegal to migrate? I wouldn't have a problem doing it, so why should I worry about others moving to the UK, or US? "They took our jobs!!!", well robots and computers are doing that far more rapidly than, most would imagine, I imagine - and we'll all be better off for it. We won't need them any more, nor will we need $$££ or crypto-currencies'.

Ok, I think I'm done procrastinating now. Oh and don't forget climate change (PoW is killing the planet, bye bye Panda's), also we could set up a herbal/pharmaceutical/nanotech company that specialises in remedies for illnesses that the giants won't develop for, new antibiotics are desperately needed, we need to chuck out DSM-I to V because it pigeon holes similar symptoms into unrelated conditions. ADHD for example, is the inattentive form the same genetic legacy as the hyperactive and impulsive forms? Read New Scientist, get the knowledge (Udacity are doing a course on applied cryptography for free if you are serious about this line of work). If not well, why are you still reading?

Also sorry in advance about the mind wonders.

Now I'm done procrastinating.

Thanks ppl,

Ratanol.

NEWS:

As promised, 2000.00 AID, premined in 5 hours running-in period
were just sent to the main charity account (ANhmhMCxJZkV7M5nmBMaXZWVfRuba79B3m).

1.500AID [TXID]: 4df49cabbd3825ba8129a0b4ae5d55765450f15065e4664c33ebbe2b1c2cbb4a

500 AID [TXID]: 52979a721d72f2664f007bca945a5673452fbae3e193afcede8832f34e7e52ea

Will put the idea on our to-do list. Thank you.

AidBit

TKS

The success or value of the currency does not depend on the total supply but on the acceptance of the currency and especially on the relation between the demand and supply. And in the case of crypto currencies, where things went over the margin of good taste, also on the question of sheer purpose. AidBit's algorithm tries to dynamically adjust the reward to the demand, by lowering the coin production in periods of low mining profitability. Regardless of network hash rate, the total block reward will gradually halve every twelve months, without causing substantial shocks to the market.

Thank you for your question,

AidBit