Topic: [ANN][VRM] Verium PoWT | CPU mining | scrypt² | Scaling | New Roadmap Released - page 18. (Read 249932 times)

Don't know how you are managing to hit any blocks on a single CPU at those hash rates. I haven't hit a block since 06/19 running 24/7 @~1100H/m. Was averaging a block every 5 days. Difficulty has admittedly increased in the interim, but I am quite sure I am now running well under the hash/reward rate even so.

X2 on the virtual memory. I'm using CPUminer-opt and its consuming 768MB per thread. I had to adjust it higher on 2 of my older PCs to get it going.

How many cores are you trying to use?  Star with like 4 and see if it crashes.  Then move up from there.  If it crashes after certain number of cores, it may be the amount of virtual memory that you need to set.

For my i7 3930k that i'm using as well as my AMD FX 8120, i had to set virtual ram to 16GB (min and max set to same) to be able to set max core - 1.  So my i7 3930k i'm able to do 11 threads and fx 8120 7.  It will run with all cores as well, but it struggles if you are trying to do other things.  Both system have 8GB or more physical ram as well but i don't think this would be an issue.

thank you,

-D

Anyone else have issues with the Verium miner crashing almost as soon as you hit mine, I get a CPU usage spike to max the assigned cores, then crash and burn...

Win 10 Ent x64 1703
Intel Server board with dual Xeon E5-2670's

From what i've read, if you are only doing 1000 -1200 H/m, you are better off using a pool.

thank you,

-D

Mining through the Verium Vault App, how long does it currently take to hit a block? I have been mining 5 days straight with an i7-4790 (1000-1200 H/m) and nothing… The estimated block hit within hrs keep on changing between 450-900. I tried pool mining, but nothing. I get that the hashrate is climbing, but currently it is meaningless to mine as I have it.

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I'm just using a good last gen 8 "core" AMD cpu, I'd be getting a lot more if it was a new generation or even one of the newer i7 cpu's, my comp is always on anyways, I can still do all my normal stuff on the computer when I set it to 4 threads, and when I leave or aren't doing much I put it to 6 threads

PS I didn't seem to have any issues on vrm2 yesterday, network Hashrate is climbing at a good steady rate  

vrm2 is down. What's happening?

Hey guys,

today i tried to mine at poolinat0r but it didn't work.
Most of the time i get stratum_recv_line failed or when i get stratum connection, i send like 30 shares, all get rejected and after that stratum_recv_line happens again.
I'm on the big pool, just wanted to know is this a pool problem or on my end?

Thx guys!

What kind of mining method did you get this result? Tell me what you have been using, and how you set the batch path.

Is verium still profitable to mine? 

Glad that worked for ya!

And yeah, 5 coins a week is not bad as all, especially if you have low electric bill or none at all.  I'm doing this just to try something different from the other coins. 

Happy mining!

-D

vrm2.poolinat0r.com is down.

on the pool it seems like I'll be getting about 5 coins per week as long as the difficulty doesn't keep climbing

allocating the 16g of virtual memory allowed me to put more cores on the pool so I'm stoked 

I hear you. Still no new blocks as of today. Looks like the party may be over for now. I think I'll leave it a couple more days and see if anything hits. But my finding rate hit the brakes.

I mined for over a week from the wallet with no blocks found, and have never been the block finder on the pool... so If I was using the pool I would have found nothing.

3 to 5 coins per week isn't peanuts when the computer is on anyways and would have been costing money to have instead of making it.

awesome thanks a bunch, I try to figure that out

I have an older i75960 on my main computer, and the others are at my house but nothing worth talking about. On the 5960 I've hit 4 blocks but none in the past 2 days (on any computer). On each of the other 2 I've hit 1 and 2 each. Took 4 days on one and 3 and 6 (I think) on the other. Hash rates on the crappy ones are showing 450-750.

My average take home on the pool was a little over 1/day. So at 4.8 down to 4.4 reward average = 32.2 over only 6 days. vs ~7.4 (based on initial difficulty) on the pool.

The number I gave is false as an average (as of today....over the period), so I didn't mean to mislead but it is misleading because of spiking difficulty. It was on that day and I was getting really ticked off because I was losing so much. Once the average evens out, I'll go back to the pool, but that's not for a while. I'm still ahead by about 24 coins. As I say I can't figure out the math on the pool.....it just didn't make sense to me.....maybe the pool creator can explain it. The high withdrawal rates also irritated me...I'm not sure why he would opt to do that but it left a bad taste in my mouth.

Hope that clarifies. Difficulty remains extremely low for this coin compared to others, but climbing very fast. It will be double what I started at in no time.

This is all still peanuts. If you like this coin, just buy it. Heck of a lot cheaper / faster.

How do you solo mine on Linux???

winnway this is a very good result, what processors have this computer? I am waiting for 4 days on the block, and I have not extracted any.

Due to the large power of mining networks on the pool gives really bad effects