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Topic: [ANN][VRM] Verium PoWT | CPU mining | scrypt² | Scaling | New Roadmap Released - page 20. (Read 249938 times)

legendary
Activity: 1190
Merit: 1000
Kaspa
Hi,

I´m new here and have some questions about whole stuff of VRM mining.
I hope someone can answer my questions and they sound not as too stupid. Sorry I´m a beginner.


Why there are two different stratum ports on vrm2 and what are they for?
When the limit is about 1kh/m in vrm2, how there can be people with over 900KH/s in the Pool statistics ( Contributor Hashrates )
I use a i7-5930k at stock clocks. The dashboard shows me between 3000-5100 h/m and in the pool statistics ( Contributor Hashrates ) 32KH/s
Am I a small miner? From my understanding No. 3.1-5.1 kh/m right?

What does h/m mean? Hashes per minute?
What does KH/s mean? kilohashes per second?
What ist the calculation to get from h/m to KH/s?

What should be the difference between the exes?
I can see no difference between the
cpuminer-core-avx2.exe (for Haswell, Broadwell, Skylake),
cpuminer-corei7.exe (Nehalem) and
cpuminer-corei7-avx.exe (Sandybridge)
in hashing power.

Just the cpuminer-core-avx-i.exe (for Ivybridge) wont even start.

So which one should I use?

Thank you a lot for lighting me up.




If I am correct 7103 is for 1000 h/m or under and 7104 is for the bigger miners that still want to use VRM2. So if your getting 3000 h/m you'd want to use 7104

The guy's with the huge hash rates are running multiple workers or big 48 core servers as mentioned. (I would be solo mining if I had that kind of horsepower to mine with)

with the intel prefixes in the bat files, I noticed a bit of a difference on my old i7 3540, but it might not matter on newer cpu's

you got the acronyms right, I'm not sure of the math (lol too lazy to figure it out right now)
newbie
Activity: 18
Merit: 0
Do you know what is it ? It's 3 Opteron 6174 x 48 Core Servers HP SL 165z G7 - currently 144 Cores and 40.000 Hash/minute

http://s009.radikal.ru/i310/1706/3f/8aa4640aae21.png

newbie
Activity: 3
Merit: 0
Hi,

I´m new here and have some questions about whole stuff of VRM mining.
I hope someone can answer my questions and they sound not as too stupid. Sorry I´m a beginner.


Why there are two different stratum ports on vrm2 and what are they for?
When the limit is about 1kh/m in vrm2, how there can be people with over 900KH/s in the Pool statistics ( Contributor Hashrates )
I use a i7-5930k at stock clocks. The dashboard shows me between 3000-5100 h/m and in the pool statistics ( Contributor Hashrates ) 32KH/s
Am I a small miner? From my understanding No. 3.1-5.1 kh/m right?

What does h/m mean? Hashes per minute?
What does KH/s mean? kilohashes per second?
What ist the calculation to get from h/m to KH/s?

What should be the difference between the exes?
I can see no difference between the
cpuminer-core-avx2.exe (for Haswell, Broadwell, Skylake),
cpuminer-corei7.exe (Nehalem) and
cpuminer-corei7-avx.exe (Sandybridge)
in hashing power.

Just the cpuminer-core-avx-i.exe (for Ivybridge) wont even start.

So which one should I use?

Thank you a lot for lighting me up.


wgd
legendary
Activity: 1815
Merit: 1005
I am still getting better results with solo mining. Unfortunately, windows miners are getting stuck, I do not know what it is but workers on linux are working fine.  Roll Eyes
legendary
Activity: 1190
Merit: 1000
Kaspa
Is VRM2 down? or did I just get booted for having a little too much hash/m?  I never did get an email from the other VRM pool, and it seems to be glitching hard when I try to get logged on or reset my password


Thanks for the message, pool is up again :-)

No problem, thanks for solving the issue so quick.  I was able to sign up on VRM1 finally, I'll use it as a back up if it happens again but I noticed it's difficulty was way higher for my 1000 h/m's so I'll stick with VRM2  Cool even if we don't find as many blocks at least I get a few more shares in so it seems to work out better for me.

7103 has the bonus, and 7104 doesn't right?  If I turn on more than 2 cores I'll be sure to be on 7104.

Thanks a bunch


newbie
Activity: 40
Merit: 0
newbie
Activity: 18
Merit: 0
What's happened with VRM 1 (I'm asking for present time)- is it really not accepting shares - or just it's a backend setups on go ?
Currently there's no workers shown on pool stats
hero member
Activity: 851
Merit: 556
Is VRM2 down? or did I just get booted for having a little too much hash/m?  I never did get an email from the other VRM pool, and it seems to be glitching hard when I try to get logged on or reset my password


Thanks for the message, pool is up again :-)
legendary
Activity: 1190
Merit: 1000
Kaspa
Is VRM2 down? or did I just get booted for having a little too much hash/m?  I never did get an email from the other VRM pool, and it seems to be glitching hard when I try to get logged on or reset my password
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
There was a problem with the pool, again highered some limitations because pool run into software limits again. Pool is working and miners are reconnecting.
it is a best plus point for this scenario ..in this way they will be in cooperation in one and other...
legendary
Activity: 1241
Merit: 1005
..like bright metal on a sullen ground.
Here I explain an overview of the benefits of the Binary-Chain technology we are building:



Excellent explanation of the unique "auto-scaling mechanism" that the PoST binary chain system provides. Can't believe how many people are sleeping on this when it directly addresses the biggest problem with bitcoin.
legendary
Activity: 1190
Merit: 1000
Kaspa
Great video, I loved the concept when I first read about it. Even with my basic technical understanding I can see how this is potentially a vastly more secure network than any pure pos coin, so I am stocking up on VRC and mining all I can on VRM.  Cool



full member
Activity: 168
Merit: 100
Here I explain an overview of the benefits of the Binary-Chain technology we are building:



it's good news to watch on this youtube. I can understand this benefits and aim of this project in the future.
It will be great if we are keeping full development with new functions for Binary-Chain technology.
hero member
Activity: 761
Merit: 505
VeriCoin & Verium Creator/Developer
Here I explain an overview of the benefits of the Binary-Chain technology we are building:

newbie
Activity: 1
Merit: 0
Can the owner of vrm2.poolinat0r.com please approve my account?
I never received the activation email. I get the password reset emails just fine though. Username starts with ChingCha

Thank you.
newbie
Activity: 2
Merit: 0
Hi!

I'm using http://vrm.poolinat0r.com, but I accidentally tried to use the wrong password too often. Now it says "Unable to login: Account locked. Please Check your Email for instructions to unlock."

But I didn't get any mail with instructions.

I successfully reset my password, but the account is still locked.

@vrm.poolinat0r.com admin: Can you please unlock my account (fbruckm)

Thanks
Felix
legendary
Activity: 1190
Merit: 1000
Kaspa
testbug your mines are not stable, after some time windows workers stop mine (generate errors or no shares), the same problem was once on vrm1

Indeed I just woke up to find my miner had stalled our/stopped an hour or so after I turned it on.

cpu temps, hashrates seem to be good, If my hashrate went over 1000 for too long would I have gotten booted from VRM2 ?



Yes VRM2 's hash limit is 1000h/m if you are over you should move to vrm1. Testbug is doing some upgrades to the pools to make them more secure and stable.

my machine averages between 600 and 1200 so it's never over 1000 for long, I moved my hash to "7104" this morning anyway and it seems to be fine now, still on VRM2's dashboard
sr. member
Activity: 798
Merit: 262
Any mining profitability calculator out there?
Need something to feed my CPUs  Grin
hero member
Activity: 658
Merit: 500
testbug your mines are not stable, after some time windows workers stop mine (generate errors or no shares), the same problem was once on vrm1

Indeed I just woke up to find my miner had stalled our/stopped an hour or so after I turned it on.

cpu temps, hashrates seem to be good, If my hashrate went over 1000 for too long would I have gotten booted from VRM2 ?



Yes VRM2 's hash limit is 1000h/m if you are over you should move to vrm1. Testbug is doing some upgrades to the pools to make them more secure and stable.
legendary
Activity: 1190
Merit: 1000
Kaspa
testbug your mines are not stable, after some time windows workers stop mine (generate errors or no shares), the same problem was once on vrm1

Indeed I just woke up to find my miner had stalled our/stopped an hour or so after I turned it on.

cpu temps, hashrates seem to be good, If my hashrate went over 1000 for too long would I have gotten booted from VRM2 ?

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