1k = 250 mb
10k = 2.5 gb
100k = 25gb
etc
I use 512000 because i like the number, resulting in ~130gb plots, easy to move around
Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 1263. (Read 2170889 times)
August 13, 2014, 01:43:47 PM
About the size, every nounce is 0.25 mb so
1k = 250 mb
10k = 2.5 gb
100k = 25gb
etc
I use 512000 because i like the number, resulting in ~130gb plots, easy to move around
1k = 250 mb
10k = 2.5 gb
100k = 25gb
etc
I use 512000 because i like the number, resulting in ~130gb plots, easy to move around
August 13, 2014, 01:05:55 PM
Selling 20K BURST! 0.02btc PM ME 
Are you serious its 0.02 BTC, not 0.2 BTC? 
August 13, 2014, 01:00:10 PM
Selling 20K BURST! 0.02btc PM ME
Serious? you kill the price!!
August 13, 2014, 12:53:04 PM
Selling 20K BURST! 0.02btc PM ME
August 13, 2014, 12:08:10 PM
Hello, i make that conf for plot file 0 4000000 8000 8 for 1TB
I find 1 block since yesterday but i not sure if my conf is good!
What is the good conf for 1TB 8G memory 8 cpu?
Thanks
I find 1 block since yesterday but i not sure if my conf is good!
What is the good conf for 1TB 8G memory 8 cpu?
Thanks
August 13, 2014, 12:06:03 PM
I have to say. I have had more fun figuring this out then I have since I first started mining.
Even if the whole thing fails this is fun
Kudos to the dev.
Even if the whole thing fails this is fun
Kudos to the dev.
So True, same here!
me too, this has completely refreshed my interest in mining! Awesome!
Me too! That's the future! No more wasting lot of energy like other algos! I bet other coins will copy this in the near future!
If Burst succeeds in long term than obviously be prepared for tons of clones.
August 13, 2014, 12:00:08 PM
Selling 80K BURST! PM ME>
Selling 80K BURST! PM ME>
Selling 80K BURST! PM ME>
Selling 80K BURST! PM ME>
Selling 80K BURST! PM ME>
August 13, 2014, 11:44:20 AM
I have to say. I have had more fun figuring this out then I have since I first started mining.
Even if the whole thing fails this is fun
Kudos to the dev.
Even if the whole thing fails this is fun
Kudos to the dev.
So True, same here!
me too, this has completely refreshed my interest in mining! Awesome!
Me too! That's the future! No more wasting lot of energy like other algos! I bet other coins will copy this in the near future!
August 13, 2014, 11:35:50 AM
WTS 10k burst
Pm me your offers
Pm me your offers
August 13, 2014, 11:30:16 AM
Without the website api, how can you check your balance using CLI?
August 13, 2014, 11:08:45 AM
I have to say. I have had more fun figuring this out then I have since I first started mining.
Even if the whole thing fails this is fun
Kudos to the dev.
Even if the whole thing fails this is fun
Kudos to the dev.
So True, same here!
me too, this has completely refreshed my interest in mining! Awesome!
August 13, 2014, 11:07:45 AM
I have to say. I have had more fun figuring this out then I have since I first started mining.
Even if the whole thing fails this is fun
Kudos to the dev.
Even if the whole thing fails this is fun
Kudos to the dev.
So True, same here!
August 13, 2014, 11:06:19 AM
I have to say. I have had more fun figuring this out then I have since I first started mining.
Even if the whole thing fails this is fun
Kudos to the dev.
Even if the whole thing fails this is fun
Kudos to the dev.
August 13, 2014, 11:02:26 AM
I just realized that I have another question...
Do you have to run the wallet on every computer that you are using to mine? Or can you just run the wallet on 1 machine, and use the others just as miners without the wallet running?
Do you have to run the wallet on every computer that you are using to mine? Or can you just run the wallet on 1 machine, and use the others just as miners without the wallet running?
the miner wont run without the wallet open.
You may be able to connect the miner to a different wallet on a different computer by altering the IP in the bat file but I havent tried that yet.
August 13, 2014, 10:58:50 AM
any math geniuses can do up a simple chart for hard drive plot sizes?
1gb =
5 gb =
10 gb =
etc.?
1gb =
5 gb =
10 gb =
etc.?
GB MB KB Number Nonce (KB/256)
1 1024 1048576 4096
5 5120 5242880 20480
10 10240 10485760 40960
20 20480 20971520 81920
50 51200 52428800 204800
100 102400 104857600 409600
500 512000 524288000 2048000
1000 1024000 1048576000 4096000
Someone please correct if wrong. Ok, I give up trying to format better.
Correct!!
August 13, 2014, 10:57:20 AM
I just realized that I have another question...
Do you have to run the wallet on every computer that you are using to mine? Or can you just run the wallet on 1 machine, and use the others just as miners without the wallet running?
Do you have to run the wallet on every computer that you are using to mine? Or can you just run the wallet on 1 machine, and use the others just as miners without the wallet running?
August 13, 2014, 10:52:18 AM
Can the plot files be renamed without any issues?
I know they are keyed to one address but does the filename matter?
I know they are keyed to one address but does the filename matter?
August 13, 2014, 10:48:55 AM
any math geniuses can do up a simple chart for hard drive plot sizes?
1gb =
5 gb =
10 gb =
etc.?
1gb =
5 gb =
10 gb =
etc.?
GB MB KB Number Nonce (KB/256)
1 1024 1048576 4096
5 5120 5242880 20480
10 10240 10485760 40960
20 20480 20971520 81920
50 51200 52428800 204800
100 102400 104857600 409600
500 512000 524288000 2048000
1000 1024000 1048576000 4096000
Someone please correct if wrong. Ok, I give up trying to format better.
August 13, 2014, 10:36:16 AM
Prompt optimum settings for?:
-Xmx1000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate % 4041205509046038261 1 600000 1000 4
My computer: I7-2600K, 8Gb, + 2Tb HDD USB 3.0
-Xmx1000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate % 4041205509046038261 1 600000 1000 4
My computer: I7-2600K, 8Gb, + 2Tb HDD USB 3.0
August 13, 2014, 10:05:57 AM
the calculation to use in the bat file for the size of plots you want to create\dedicate
Like this (I think)
Drive Capacity In 'Gb' Plot #
6400 25600000
3200 12800000
1600 6400000
800 3200000
400 1600000
200 800000
100 400000
50 200000
25 100000
12.5 50000
6.25 25000
3.125 12500
1.5625 6250
0.78125 3125
What do you mean with "hard drive plot sizes"? The number of nonces?
Like this (I think)
Drive Capacity In 'Gb' Plot #
6400 25600000
3200 12800000
1600 6400000
800 3200000
400 1600000
200 800000
100 400000
50 200000
25 100000
12.5 50000
6.25 25000
3.125 12500
1.5625 6250
0.78125 3125
any math geniuses can do up a simple chart for hard drive plot sizes?
1gb =
5 gb =
10 gb =
etc.?
1gb =
5 gb =
10 gb =
etc.?
What do you mean with "hard drive plot sizes"? The number of nonces?
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