Hello.
I have a question :-)
I am currently running one machine on the vrm2 pool (the slow port 7103)
The cpu is a i7-3770k running constant 3.9Ghz on all 4 cores and I am running 8 threads with the cpuminer-opt 3.7.2
in the console it says 31 h/s (give or take 1, but roughly 31)
but on the pool website my stats fluctuate a lot. Pool stats vary everywhere between 0,15-0,5 vrm/day
My question is am I doing something wrong here or are my stats/speed within expected range for my hardware?
Btw.
RAM: 2x8Gb Corsair vengeance running 1600Mhz in dual-channel.
OS: Win10 Enterprise 64bit
Topic: [ANN][VRM] Verium PoWT | CPU mining | scrypt² | Scaling | New Roadmap Released - page 5. (Read 249932 times)
November 03, 2017, 07:03:01 AM
November 03, 2017, 04:33:50 AM
a much improved and more complete verium mining CPU hash rate comparison spreadsheet.
the other one is missing so many important details it is almost useless.
FYI, RAM is just as important as your CPU. (Speed, Quantity, and Configuration MATTER ALOT)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O-hyFS-bqsopttmql6NgYWlWej9rZk_lm5MWivnehXg/edit#gid=0
the other one is missing so many important details it is almost useless.
FYI, RAM is just as important as your CPU. (Speed, Quantity, and Configuration MATTER ALOT)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O-hyFS-bqsopttmql6NgYWlWej9rZk_lm5MWivnehXg/edit#gid=0
Have I missed something? Where did this table? That is somewhere discussing the VRM except this thread? Please give a link to the community or discussion, where he developed this table.
That is a big dump happened today . It is down by 35% OFF price . Do you think This coin will be down more ? Because I really want to join this coin and it seems as a big sale off from the weak-hand investors .
I have 3 Intel Xeon 32 core -64bit Servers which is running some small websites so I wonder whether I use these servers to mine this coin or I should invest some money to this coin?
November 03, 2017, 03:53:40 AM
Which recommended verium mining pools are located in Europe?
I live in Sweden and want a good stable pool to mine.
Should I go solo mining instead? My estimated hashrate is 12 kH/min. I have a server with four opteron 6276 intended for mining.
That would give 3-4 Days between block wins on average with solo mining?
Can several machines connect directly to the same wallet for solo mining?
If I want to set up my own pool, is there a recommended software?
I prefer open source and Linux.
I live in Sweden and want a good stable pool to mine.
Should I go solo mining instead? My estimated hashrate is 12 kH/min. I have a server with four opteron 6276 intended for mining.
That would give 3-4 Days between block wins on average with solo mining?
Can several machines connect directly to the same wallet for solo mining?
If I want to set up my own pool, is there a recommended software?
I prefer open source and Linux.
November 02, 2017, 06:47:57 PM
I've been having awesome results on the Poolium pool... can leave miners running for days with only 3 rejected out of 4000, so way better than the other pool I was on where I'd get a ton of rejects.
love seeing the price movement too
cheers all
love seeing the price movement too
cheers all November 02, 2017, 04:47:15 PM
a much improved and more complete verium mining CPU hash rate comparison spreadsheet.
the other one is missing so many important details it is almost useless.
FYI, RAM is just as important as your CPU. (Speed, Quantity, and Configuration MATTER ALOT)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O-hyFS-bqsopttmql6NgYWlWej9rZk_lm5MWivnehXg/edit#gid=0
the other one is missing so many important details it is almost useless.
FYI, RAM is just as important as your CPU. (Speed, Quantity, and Configuration MATTER ALOT)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O-hyFS-bqsopttmql6NgYWlWej9rZk_lm5MWivnehXg/edit#gid=0
Have I missed something? Where did this table? That is somewhere discussing the VRM except this thread? Please give a link to the community or discussion, where he developed this table.
Join the Slack! Link on previous page in this thread.
HI there, can someone please help me to understand these things:
1) what is minimum technical requirements for your hardware to mine verium in a meaningful way? And is it possible to mine by Notebook or does it only make sense via full rigged computers?
2) can you please just one simple example of an average miner's rewards (which hardware is he using?) per Day , just to have some orientation.
3) from the information provided on this website: http://veriumstats.vericoin.info/
how can you from these details estimate your own rewards , what is the calculation scheme here? ..........
Thank you all for your replies!
1) what is minimum technical requirements for your hardware to mine verium in a meaningful way? And is it possible to mine by Notebook or does it only make sense via full rigged computers?
2) can you please just one simple example of an average miner's rewards (which hardware is he using?) per Day , just to have some orientation.
3) from the information provided on this website: http://veriumstats.vericoin.info/
how can you from these details estimate your own rewards , what is the calculation scheme here? ..........
Thank you all for your replies!
1) You can mine with pretty much anything. Check the power draw on your notebook while mining and calculate if you're paying more for the power than you're earning in VRM.
2) I make about 0.2-0.3 VRM per day mining with my old ass Intel i3-4150 PC.
3) I'd suggest you give mining a quick try yourself. Mine at a pool and check what you earn per day. Here is a link to get you started: https://vrm2.poolinat0r.com/index.php?page=gettingstarted
November 02, 2017, 04:18:04 PM
HI there, can someone please help me to understand these things:
1) what is minimum technical requirements for your hardware to mine verium in a meaningful way? And is it possible to mine by Notebook or does it only make sense via full rigged computers?
2) can you please just one simple example of an average miner's rewards (which hardware is he using?) per Day , just to have some orientation.
3) from the information provided on this website: http://veriumstats.vericoin.info/
how can you from these details estimate your own rewards , what is the calculation scheme here? ..........
Thank you all for your replies!
1) what is minimum technical requirements for your hardware to mine verium in a meaningful way? And is it possible to mine by Notebook or does it only make sense via full rigged computers?
2) can you please just one simple example of an average miner's rewards (which hardware is he using?) per Day , just to have some orientation.
3) from the information provided on this website: http://veriumstats.vericoin.info/
how can you from these details estimate your own rewards , what is the calculation scheme here? ..........
Thank you all for your replies!
November 02, 2017, 03:52:13 PM
a much improved and more complete verium mining CPU hash rate comparison spreadsheet.
the other one is missing so many important details it is almost useless.
FYI, RAM is just as important as your CPU. (Speed, Quantity, and Configuration MATTER ALOT)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O-hyFS-bqsopttmql6NgYWlWej9rZk_lm5MWivnehXg/edit#gid=0
the other one is missing so many important details it is almost useless.
FYI, RAM is just as important as your CPU. (Speed, Quantity, and Configuration MATTER ALOT)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O-hyFS-bqsopttmql6NgYWlWej9rZk_lm5MWivnehXg/edit#gid=0
Have I missed something? Where did this table? That is somewhere discussing the VRM except this thread? Please give a link to the community or discussion, where he developed this table.
November 02, 2017, 03:45:28 AM
Greetings, I want to know how to get an invitation to subscribe to the Verium pool at vrm.mining-pool.ovh.
I'll be very greatful.
I'll be very greatful.
I don't think you need invitation to join the pool.
https://vrm.mining-pool.ovh/index.php?page=gettingstarted
November 01, 2017, 12:53:45 PM
I really enjoy reading this thread, mostly dev talk and community support for mining, very little talk about price. Reminds of how things use to be back in the days. Nice work!
October 31, 2017, 05:51:37 PM
I added Verium to the Cheddur app (https://www.cheddur.com/) given the details I could find on the website. This will allow more people to learn about Verium and join. Can others from the community who are more knowledgeable please review the profile and submit edits for the remaining missing information? We should also link wallets, exchanges, and other services to Verium so that other users can easily get started.
Screenshot of coin overview screen: https://i.imgur.com/0wT5I4j.png
Screenshot of coin details screen: https://i.imgur.com/VnhmNRS.png
Screenshot of coin overview screen: https://i.imgur.com/0wT5I4j.png
Screenshot of coin details screen: https://i.imgur.com/VnhmNRS.png
October 31, 2017, 02:21:11 PM
eddex, there are several people putting together blade servers for VRM mining in the Slack channel.
the blades tend to be cheap and the chassis expensive.
If you can get electricity included with co-location it may be a great deal.
I looked into this as i had the chance to get +50 blades at a good price, but the electricity killed it for me with the co-lo.
i now run my servers in my garage.
Yeah, but looking at Ebay you can find stuff like this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HP-ProLiant-4x-Xeon-Quad-Core-Blade-Node-Server-24GB-RAM-DL2000-G6-Rack-Server-/142507235303?hash=item212e17d7e7the blades tend to be cheap and the chassis expensive.
If you can get electricity included with co-location it may be a great deal.
I looked into this as i had the chance to get +50 blades at a good price, but the electricity killed it for me with the co-lo.
i now run my servers in my garage.
Now, I don't work with computers, so I'll have to read up on the rack-mounted variety. I'll check the Slack for sure, thanks for the tip!
I'd probably start small at home if I had a garage, but unfortunately we're at an 3d floor apartment. I have considered the balcony though
October 31, 2017, 01:54:03 PM
eddex, there are several people putting together blade servers for VRM mining in the Slack channel.
the blades tend to be cheap and the chassis expensive.
If you can get electricity included with co-location it may be a great deal.
I looked into this as i had the chance to get +50 blades at a good price, but the electricity killed it for me with the co-lo.
i now run my servers in my garage.
the blades tend to be cheap and the chassis expensive.
If you can get electricity included with co-location it may be a great deal.
I looked into this as i had the chance to get +50 blades at a good price, but the electricity killed it for me with the co-lo.
i now run my servers in my garage.
October 31, 2017, 01:50:27 PM
Thanks for the cool spreadsheet Kaptain!
Anyone got any experience mining with blade servers? You can get some really nice used ones off Ebay for good prices and I've been checking with some co location server halls (where you rent rack space) and some of them don't even charge electricity, just a fixed fee. The fee is very attractive considering how much power a blade server will consume running 100%. The server halls also got redundancy when it comes to cooling, power and uplink.
I got no experience with blade servers but I'm usually pretty good at figuring stuff out.
The main reason I'm interested in this kind of solution is it will prevent my wife from killing me due to me overcrowding our apartment with PCs
Anyone got any experience mining with blade servers? You can get some really nice used ones off Ebay for good prices and I've been checking with some co location server halls (where you rent rack space) and some of them don't even charge electricity, just a fixed fee. The fee is very attractive considering how much power a blade server will consume running 100%. The server halls also got redundancy when it comes to cooling, power and uplink.
I got no experience with blade servers but I'm usually pretty good at figuring stuff out.
The main reason I'm interested in this kind of solution is it will prevent my wife from killing me due to me overcrowding our apartment with PCs
October 31, 2017, 01:18:46 PM
a much improved and more complete verium mining CPU hash rate comparison spreadsheet.
the other one is missing so many important details it is almost useless.
FYI, RAM is just as important as your CPU. (Speed, Quantity, and Configuration MATTER ALOT)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O-hyFS-bqsopttmql6NgYWlWej9rZk_lm5MWivnehXg/edit#gid=0
the other one is missing so many important details it is almost useless.
FYI, RAM is just as important as your CPU. (Speed, Quantity, and Configuration MATTER ALOT)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O-hyFS-bqsopttmql6NgYWlWej9rZk_lm5MWivnehXg/edit#gid=0
October 31, 2017, 01:12:49 PM
Cтpaннo, чтo тaкyю вaлютy мaлo ктo дoбывaeт и мaлo ктo знaeт o нeй
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Ha кoтopый дaжe пyл нe пoднимaeтcя ни y кoгo.
Зa тo вce пoд впeчaтлeниeм oт кpивoгo фopкa типa yenten
Ha кoтopый дaжe пyл нe пoднимaeтcя ни y кoгo.
October 31, 2017, 06:02:57 AM
Moи дaнныe
Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300, 2500 MHz 4 thr = 540 H/m
2x AMD opteron 6212 2600 Mhz 16 thr = 1260 H/m
Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300, 2500 MHz 4 thr = 540 H/m
2x AMD opteron 6212 2600 Mhz 16 thr = 1260 H/m
October 31, 2017, 01:19:59 AM
Moя тaблицa.
Veriumcoin:
supermicro 2xE5645 20/24 thread = 2650 H/m
supermicro 2xR5-2640 20/24 thread = 2260 H/m
intel 2xE5620 = 1850 H/s
intel i5-2400 = 1250 H/m
FX-6300 = 1207 H/m
i3 7300 4GHz = 1050 H/m
i7 860 2.8GHz 6/8 thread = 941 H/m | 7/8 thread = 1001 H/m
AMD FX-6300 6C = 1000 H/m
i5-3470 = 980 H/m
i5-4440 = 915 H/m
i7-860 5/8 thread = 900 H/m
Intel 2xE5405 = 730 H/m
intel G3930 = 650 H/m
HP dl160 g5 2xE5405 = 630 H/m
intel 2xE5160 = 540 H/s
amd phenom 925 = 610 H/m
amd a4-6300 = 430 H/m
intel q8400 = 400 H/m
amd 2x opteron 280 = 411 H/m
amd athlon II 255 = 370 H/m
Veriumcoin:
supermicro 2xE5645 20/24 thread = 2650 H/m
supermicro 2xR5-2640 20/24 thread = 2260 H/m
intel 2xE5620 = 1850 H/s
intel i5-2400 = 1250 H/m
FX-6300 = 1207 H/m
i3 7300 4GHz = 1050 H/m
i7 860 2.8GHz 6/8 thread = 941 H/m | 7/8 thread = 1001 H/m
AMD FX-6300 6C = 1000 H/m
i5-3470 = 980 H/m
i5-4440 = 915 H/m
i7-860 5/8 thread = 900 H/m
Intel 2xE5405 = 730 H/m
intel G3930 = 650 H/m
HP dl160 g5 2xE5405 = 630 H/m
intel 2xE5160 = 540 H/s
amd phenom 925 = 610 H/m
amd a4-6300 = 430 H/m
intel q8400 = 400 H/m
amd 2x opteron 280 = 411 H/m
amd athlon II 255 = 370 H/m
October 31, 2017, 12:33:27 AM
CPU Benchmark of VRM mining:
Update: 31 October 2017.
INTEL CPUs
AMD CPUs
Thanks @asket3man for information.
Update: 31 October 2017.
INTEL CPUs
| # | CPU model | Cores/threads | MINER | OS | Hashrate | TDP |
| 01 | Core i5 7600 | 4 / 4 | cpuminer-opt-3.6.5 | Windows 10 x64Pro | 26 H/s | 65W |
| 02 | Pentium G 4400 | 2 / 2 | cpuminer-opt-3.6.5 | Windows 8.1 x64Pro | 10 H/s | 54W |
| 03 | Xeon E5 2650 | 8 / 16 | cpuminer-opt-3.6.5 | Windows 7 x64Pro | 40 H/s | 95W |
| 04 | Pentium G 3260 | 2 / 2 | cpuminer-opt-3.6.5 | Windows 7 x64Pro | 10 H/s | 53W |
| 05 | Atom N455 | 1 / 2 | CPUminer-opt-3.6.6 | Win7x64 | 1.9 H/s | 15W |
| 06 | 2 x Xeon 3200DP (800/2mb) Socket 604 | 1 | CPUminer-opt-3.6.6 | WinServer2008R2 | 4.8 H/s | 312W |
| 07 | 2 x Xeon 3400DP (800/1mb) Socket 604 | 1 | CPUminer-opt-3.6.6 | WinServer2008R2 | 4.5 H/s | 315W |
| 08 | Pentium 2020M | 2 / 2 | CPUminer-opt-3.6.6 | Win10x64 | 8.8 H/s | 35W |
| 09 | Xeon E5 2670 | 8 / 16 | pooler-cpuminer-2.5.0-win64 | Windows 10 Pro 1703 x64 | 44 H/s | 115W |
| 10 | Core i3-2330M | 2 / 4 | cpuminer 3.6.6 | Windows 8.1 x64Pro | 9.7 H/s | 35W |
| 11 | Xeon E3-1240 V2 @ 3.40GHz | 4 / 8 | cpuminer 3.6.8 | Debian 9 | 31.7 H/s | 80W |
| 12 | 2 x Xeon E5-2603 v2 @ 1.80GHz | 4 / 4 | pooler cpuminer | Windows server 2012 | 27.3 H/s | 80W x 2 |
| 13 | 2 x Xeon E5-2620 v2 @ 2.10GHz | 6 / 12 | pooler cpuminer | Windows server 2012 | 56.7 H/s | 80W x 2 |
| 14 | I7-3630QM 2.4GHz | 4 / 8 | CPUminer-opt-3.6.6 | Windows 10 x64Pro | 26.0 H/s | 45W |
AMD CPUs
| # | CPU model | Cores/threads | MINER | OS | Hashrate | TDP |
| 01 | A10 5800K | 4 | cpuminer-opt-3.6.6 | Win8.1x64 | 11.8 H/s | 73W |
| 02 | Athlon 64 x2 5600+ Dual Core 2.8GHz | 2 / 2 | cpuminer-opt-3.6.6 | Windows Server 2016 x64 STD | 4.5 H/s | 65W |
| 03 | Phenom 9850 Qaud Core 2.5GHz | 4 / 4 | cpuminer-opt-3.6.6 | Windows 10 x64Pro | 9.0 H/s | 125W |
Thanks @asket3man for information.
October 30, 2017, 10:46:44 AM
October 30, 2017, 07:13:37 AM
It is recommended for all 64bit Windows user to get 64bit wallet from vericoin.info. Check for update in wallet will only offer upgrade to current architecture. 64bit wallet for windows is new this release so please download from site.
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