Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 560. (Read 2171057 times)
November 22, 2014, 04:15:26 PM
In the middle of writing a reply, need a number though, anyone know the number of bytes per scoop? There is some standard size, right?
November 22, 2014, 03:21:10 PM
after reading the miner source code, i think we dont need disk space at all
we can create opencl kernel of this code : https://github.com/BurstProject/pocminer/blob/master/src/pocminer/util/MiningPlot.java
nonce argument is any nonce u want, addr is ur account number
we can bruteforce any nonce within 240 seconds each block using GPU
and broadcast the best nonce that produce lowest deadline
assuming GPU can do shabal256 at 1 GH/s , that is equal to 240 Giga Nonce (240 secs blocktime) which is equal to 60 GB of disk space ( 1 nonce = 0.25MB )
and again, getting into 1 TB disk space performance, will require atleast 17 GPU (assuming 1 GH/s is accurate)
conclusion : if it is near 1 GH/s its cheaper to use harddrive than GPU
and loking at a glance of shabal256 it is really cheap in computation, i think we really need replace shabal with more memory intensive algo such as scrypt or something to make harddrive mining is far more efficient than GPU or future ASIC
we can create opencl kernel of this code : https://github.com/BurstProject/pocminer/blob/master/src/pocminer/util/MiningPlot.java
nonce argument is any nonce u want, addr is ur account number
we can bruteforce any nonce within 240 seconds each block using GPU
and broadcast the best nonce that produce lowest deadline
assuming GPU can do shabal256 at 1 GH/s , that is equal to 240 Giga Nonce (240 secs blocktime) which is equal to 60 GB of disk space ( 1 nonce = 0.25MB )
and again, getting into 1 TB disk space performance, will require atleast 17 GPU (assuming 1 GH/s is accurate)
conclusion : if it is near 1 GH/s its cheaper to use harddrive than GPU
and loking at a glance of shabal256 it is really cheap in computation, i think we really need replace shabal with more memory intensive algo such as scrypt or something to make harddrive mining is far more efficient than GPU or future ASIC
this is my understanding after reading the miner code,
using disk space
and after using GPU, without disk
This doesn't seem very ASIC resistant to me. Seems to me like yes, it'll take more time to be ASIC resistant and ASICs won't be as efficient as straight POW but once you can create an ASIC it's no longer Proof of Capacity and the coolest thing about the coin doesn't mean much... what am I missing?
a asic consuming 15-20 watts may reach a capacity of round about 1 tb (compared to current sha256 asics).
November 22, 2014, 03:11:02 PM
after reading the miner source code, i think we dont need disk space at all
we can create opencl kernel of this code : https://github.com/BurstProject/pocminer/blob/master/src/pocminer/util/MiningPlot.java
nonce argument is any nonce u want, addr is ur account number
we can bruteforce any nonce within 240 seconds each block using GPU
and broadcast the best nonce that produce lowest deadline
assuming GPU can do shabal256 at 1 GH/s , that is equal to 240 Giga Nonce (240 secs blocktime) which is equal to 60 GB of disk space ( 1 nonce = 0.25MB )
and again, getting into 1 TB disk space performance, will require atleast 17 GPU (assuming 1 GH/s is accurate)
conclusion : if it is near 1 GH/s its cheaper to use harddrive than GPU
and loking at a glance of shabal256 it is really cheap in computation, i think we really need replace shabal with more memory intensive algo such as scrypt or something to make harddrive mining is far more efficient than GPU or future ASIC
we can create opencl kernel of this code : https://github.com/BurstProject/pocminer/blob/master/src/pocminer/util/MiningPlot.java
nonce argument is any nonce u want, addr is ur account number
we can bruteforce any nonce within 240 seconds each block using GPU
and broadcast the best nonce that produce lowest deadline
assuming GPU can do shabal256 at 1 GH/s , that is equal to 240 Giga Nonce (240 secs blocktime) which is equal to 60 GB of disk space ( 1 nonce = 0.25MB )
and again, getting into 1 TB disk space performance, will require atleast 17 GPU (assuming 1 GH/s is accurate)
conclusion : if it is near 1 GH/s its cheaper to use harddrive than GPU
and loking at a glance of shabal256 it is really cheap in computation, i think we really need replace shabal with more memory intensive algo such as scrypt or something to make harddrive mining is far more efficient than GPU or future ASIC
this is my understanding after reading the miner code,
using disk space
and after using GPU, without disk
This doesn't seem very ASIC resistant to me. Seems to me like yes, it'll take more time to be ASIC resistant and ASICs won't be as efficient as straight POW but once you can create an ASIC it's no longer Proof of Capacity and the coolest thing about the coin doesn't mean much... what am I missing?
November 22, 2014, 02:55:29 PM
Be careful... What follows is stupid but made me laugh while I was thinking of it:
There's so many coins out there that you don't know which one to trust?
The answer's right in front of you, just believe in Burst!
I told you it was stupid
There's so many coins out there that you don't know which one to trust?
The answer's right in front of you, just believe in Burst!
I told you it was stupid
Rhymes that don't actually rhyme always burst my bubble.
November 22, 2014, 02:10:28 PM
Be careful... What follows is stupid but made me laugh while I was thinking of it:
There's so many coins out there that you don't know which one to trust?
The answer's right in front of you, just believe in Burst!
I told you it was stupid
There's so many coins out there that you don't know which one to trust?
The answer's right in front of you, just believe in Burst!
I told you it was stupid
November 22, 2014, 01:55:47 PM
Be careful... What follows is stupid but made me laugh while I was thinking of it:
There's so many coins out there that you don't know which one to trust?
The answer's right in front of you, just believe in Burst!
I told you it was stupid
There's so many coins out there that you don't know which one to trust?
The answer's right in front of you, just believe in Burst!
I told you it was stupid
November 22, 2014, 01:33:29 PM
November 22, 2014, 12:59:51 PM
Can someone fix all the dead links on ==> http://burstcoin.info/ ...?
I like this coin. Lets keep the good work going...
I like this coin. Lets keep the good work going...
November 22, 2014, 12:53:15 PM
The Web interface is down on burst-cryptoport.io but seems to still accept submissions
I haven't got a payout in 4h and the block no on the pool is way different than the blockexplorer's.
November 22, 2014, 12:46:53 PM
The Web interface is down on burst-cryptoport.io but seems to still accept submissions
November 22, 2014, 12:40:57 PM
uuuuuuurayyyyyyy...? SG pool is stuck
November 22, 2014, 11:14:13 AM
Can someon think about burst-coin casino? I really want play texas holdem poker for burst 
i will like something like plinko game or Spin game...
i would like to try to implement this..
but i need some help on how to implement ingoing/outgoing transaction...
where can i found some documentation about it???
Dice game will be great too. I remember jackpot coin got a very profitable dice site which is open source I think.
If those games can be implemented into the wallet that will be a great way to burn some burst (not for profit game where house profit will be burn instead of keeping it)
I remember jackpot coin got a very profitable dice site which is open source I think.
can you give me more stuff about it???
i do some search but i find nothing...
every reference will be appreciated!!!
this is the link https://jpcdice.com
Sadly , it was shutdown.
November 22, 2014, 09:54:35 AM
What's going on with Uray's pools for past almost 24-36 hours ?
Yesterday pools front end was having problem
Now no new block data received for over an hour !
Uray are you around ?
Yesterday pools front end was having problem
Now no new block data received for over an hour !
Uray are you around ?
November 22, 2014, 08:59:10 AM
Can someon think about burst-coin casino? I really want play texas holdem poker for burst
i will like something like plinko game or Spin game...
i would like to try to implement this..
but i need some help on how to implement ingoing/outgoing transaction...
where can i found some documentation about it???
Dice game will be great too. I remember jackpot coin got a very profitable dice site which is open source I think.
If those games can be implemented into the wallet that will be a great way to burn some burst (not for profit game where house profit will be burn instead of keeping it)
I remember jackpot coin got a very profitable dice site which is open source I think.
can you give me more stuff about it???
i do some search but i find nothing...
every reference will be appreciated!!!
November 22, 2014, 07:27:29 AM
Big update
BLTPS Project has got its first payout from LTCGear.
All transactions are made public, such that every investor will be able to see exactly how much BTCs the project is getting from Cloud Mining.
This is the BTC address link, and a proper section has been put in the official thread on Burstforum so you can quickly find it and check it when you want.
Payouts are those with a Green Arrow.
Red Arrows represent transactions going to reinvestment and Burst exchange operations.
I'll remember everyone that a big portion of Phase 2 and 3 payouts will be reinvested.
Stay tuned for another big update pretty soon and feel free to order some BLTPS shares if you want to join this project!
BLTPS Project has got its first payout from LTCGear.
All transactions are made public, such that every investor will be able to see exactly how much BTCs the project is getting from Cloud Mining.
This is the BTC address link, and a proper section has been put in the official thread on Burstforum so you can quickly find it and check it when you want.
Payouts are those with a Green Arrow.
Red Arrows represent transactions going to reinvestment and Burst exchange operations.
I'll remember everyone that a big portion of Phase 2 and 3 payouts will be reinvested.
Stay tuned for another big update pretty soon and feel free to order some BLTPS shares if you want to join this project!
Update v1.1.3 - We got payed!
Burst Long Term Price Support project
(BLTPS)
Changelog
v1.1.3 - 22/nov/2014
Added the "Updated Mining Payout" link. This is a new transparency feature: every investor is now able to check exactly how much BLTPS project is getting from Cloud Mining.
Investment Status
Share value: 0.01 BTC - Sold Shares: 375 - Next goal: 450250
Booked Shares (waiting for payment): 60
Hashrate supporting Burst: 174 MH/s (LTC)
Burst Long Term Price Support project
(BLTPS)
Changelog
v1.1.3 - 22/nov/2014
Added the "Updated Mining Payout" link. This is a new transparency feature: every investor is now able to check exactly how much BLTPS project is getting from Cloud Mining.
Investment Status
Share value: 0.01 BTC - Sold Shares: 375 - Next goal: 450
Booked Shares (waiting for payment): 60
Hashrate supporting Burst: 174 MH/s (LTC)
Good Job ! Looks good.
November 22, 2014, 07:02:54 AM
Big update
BLTPS Project has got its first payout from LTCGear.
All transactions are made public, such that every investor will be able to see exactly how much BTCs the project is getting from Cloud Mining.
This is the BTC address link, and a proper section has been put in the official thread on Burstforum so you can quickly find it and check it when you want.
Payouts are those with a Green Arrow.
Red Arrows represent transactions going to reinvestment and Burst exchange operations.
I'll remember everyone that a big portion of Phase 2 and 3 payouts will be reinvested.
Stay tuned for another big update pretty soon and feel free to order some BLTPS shares if you want to join this project!
BLTPS Project has got its first payout from LTCGear.
All transactions are made public, such that every investor will be able to see exactly how much BTCs the project is getting from Cloud Mining.
This is the BTC address link, and a proper section has been put in the official thread on Burstforum so you can quickly find it and check it when you want.
Payouts are those with a Green Arrow.
Red Arrows represent transactions going to reinvestment and Burst exchange operations.
I'll remember everyone that a big portion of Phase 2 and 3 payouts will be reinvested.
Stay tuned for another big update pretty soon and feel free to order some BLTPS shares if you want to join this project!
Update v1.1.3 - We got payed!
Burst Long Term Price Support project
(BLTPS)
Changelog
v1.1.3 - 22/nov/2014
Added the "Updated Mining Payout" link. This is a new transparency feature: every investor is now able to check exactly how much BLTPS project is getting from Cloud Mining.
Investment Status
Share value: 0.01 BTC - Sold Shares: 375 - Next goal: 450250
Booked Shares (waiting for payment): 60
Hashrate supporting Burst: 174 MH/s (LTC)
Burst Long Term Price Support project
(BLTPS)
Changelog
v1.1.3 - 22/nov/2014
Added the "Updated Mining Payout" link. This is a new transparency feature: every investor is now able to check exactly how much BLTPS project is getting from Cloud Mining.
Investment Status
Share value: 0.01 BTC - Sold Shares: 375 - Next goal: 450
Booked Shares (waiting for payment): 60
Hashrate supporting Burst: 174 MH/s (LTC)
November 22, 2014, 05:26:02 AM
Can someon think about burst-coin casino? I really want play texas holdem poker for burst
i will like something like plinko game or Spin game...
i would like to try to implement this..
but i need some help on how to implement ingoing/outgoing transaction...
where can i found some documentation about it???
Dice game will be great too. I remember jackpot coin got a very profitable dice site which is open source I think.
If those games can be implemented into the wallet that will be a great way to burn some burst (not for profit game where house profit will be burn instead of keeping it)
November 22, 2014, 05:09:00 AM
Burst Achievements: Get your first Spam message.
I got this achievement today. What's about you guys?
I got this achievement today. What's about you guys?
What kind of spam?
I go an invitation to join some unknown SG pool. I responded by asking how much they would pay me for joining them. Got no response pack
Right thats what I meant. But I don't answer such stuff.
November 22, 2014, 05:02:24 AM
Can someon think about burst-coin casino? I really want play texas holdem poker for burst
i will like something like plinko game or Spin game...
i would like to try to implement this..
but i need some help on how to implement ingoing/outgoing transaction...
where can i found some documentation about it???
November 22, 2014, 04:58:15 AM
Can someon think about burst-coin casino? I really want play texas holdem poker for burst
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