Topic: [ANN][YAC] YACoin ongoing development - page 56. (Read 379983 times)
Yacoin ppa:yacoin/yacoin was updated to 0.4.4 for Ubuntu 14.04.
With these settings, I have 900 K GPU
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
yacminer --scrypt-chacha -R 2560 -g 1 --buffer-size 2560 --lookup-gap 8 --worksize 256 --gpu-engine 1020 --gpu-memclock 1500 --temp-cutoff 95 --gpu-fan 0-100 --auto-gpu --temp-target 85 --temp-overheat 95
3GB memory GPU
Saphhire 7970
I actually found at NF=15 that LG=6 and LG=7 yielded faster hash rates than LG=8 for my cards. I would try settings for LG=6 through LG=10 (lowering or raising R to compensate) and see what yields the fastest hash rate for your card.
LG R
6 1883
7 2214
8 2560
9 2730
10 3091
Best speed 1.1k GPU. 7970 3 MB
yacminer --scrypt-chacha -R 2214 --buffer-size 2590 --lookup-gap 7 --gpu-engine 1050-1100 --gpu-memclock 1500 --auto-gpu --worksize 256 --temp-cutoff 90 --gpu-fan auto --temp-target 80 --temp-overheat 85
Total 3 GPU 3.32 K / h.
Consumption 385 watts from the wall.
I think it is not very economical.
Maybe you should think about buying R7 240 4GB.
Some would you share what makes a hash R7 240 4GB.
With these settings, I have 900 K GPU
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
yacminer --scrypt-chacha -R 2560 -g 1 --buffer-size 2560 --lookup-gap 8 --worksize 256 --gpu-engine 1020 --gpu-memclock 1500 --temp-cutoff 95 --gpu-fan 0-100 --auto-gpu --temp-target 85 --temp-overheat 95
3GB memory GPU
Saphhire 7970
I actually found at NF=15 that LG=6 and LG=7 yielded faster hash rates than LG=8 for my cards. I would try settings for LG=6 through LG=10 (lowering or raising R to compensate) and see what yields the fastest hash rate for your card.
LG R
6 1883
7 2214
8 2560
9 2730
10 3091
It fired up and started downloading the chain...
git master yacoind fresh from the owen:
debug.log
I've got to do it one more time and write it down, because I have no idea how I got it working:)
Hello ?git master yacoind fresh from the owen:
debug.log
Code:
YACoin version v0.4.4.0-g32a928e-yac-wm (2014-08-13 23:06:56 -0400)
Using Boost version 1.56.0
Boost is using the Clang version 4.2 (clang-425.0.28) compiler
Boost is using the GNU libstdc++ version 20070719 standard library
Boost is using the Mac OS platform
Using BerkeleyDB version 4.8.30
Using OpenSSL version OpenSSL 1.0.1i 6 Aug 2014
Startup time: 09/02/14 18:12:36
...
It's nice to know what libraries and compiler you used, isn't it?
Especially when you don't know how you did it!Quote
I can’t say I was ever lost, but I was bewildered once for three days.
Daniel Boone (1734-1820)
Daniel Boone (1734-1820)
Ron
It fired up and started downloading the chain...
git master yacoind fresh from the owen:
debug.log
I've got to do it one more time and write it down, because I have no idea how I got it working:)
git master yacoind fresh from the owen:
debug.log
Code:
YACoin version v0.4.4.0-g32a928e-yac-wm (2014-08-13 23:06:56 -0400)
Using Boost version 1.56.0
Boost is using the Clang version 4.2 (clang-425.0.28) compiler
Boost is using the GNU libstdc++ version 20070719 standard library
Boost is using the Mac OS platform
Using BerkeleyDB version 4.8.30
Using OpenSSL version OpenSSL 1.0.1i 6 Aug 2014
Startup time: 09/02/14 18:12:36
...
I've got to do it one more time and write it down, because I have no idea how I got it working:)
Where is working yacoin block Explorer.
explorer.yacoin.org give only some kind of error message.
Hello ?explorer.yacoin.org give only some kind of error message.
Try http://explore.grokonet.com/
Ron
Exellent!
Tnx
Where is working yacoin block Explorer.
explorer.yacoin.org give only some kind of error message.
Hello ?explorer.yacoin.org give only some kind of error message.
Try http://explore.grokonet.com/
Ron
Where is working yacoin block Explorer.
explorer.yacoin.org give only some kind of error message.
explorer.yacoin.org give only some kind of error message.
Any body else got a problem with their Cryptsy wallet? I get a 'our wallet is currently offline while etc'.
Same here.
and me too
Blocks are processing fine. You'll have to check with Cryptsy but it sounds like they are just updating their wallet.
Any body else got a problem with their Cryptsy wallet? I get a 'our wallet is currently offline while etc'.
Same here.
and me too
Any body else got a problem with their Cryptsy wallet? I get a 'our wallet is currently offline while etc'.
Same here.
YAC and the scrypt-jane algo is pretty great as the algo has seen the rise and fall of different mining equipment allowing different groups of miners to come and go. Now some of the best mining equipment are cheap crappy GPUs that happen to have a fair amount of memory...that's a great equalizer in comparison to the current ridiculous arms race of SHA and SCRYPT mining. Soon CPUs might even get back in the game so there might be further surprises ahead. I like it!
This is a man who gets it
Mining should not be something only the elite can accomplish by spending truckloads of cash. K.I.S.S. (keep it simple sam)POW algorithm and inflation are two separate issues.
Who was talking about inflation? or are you trolling?
Well many of the community have been talking about inflation in the last month, including you.
For the next version, we might want to consider adding some 'POS indicators' (such as the 'green arrow' as seen in Blackcoin and Reddcoin) that helps the minter estimate their time until a stake. I'm not suggesting we 'copy' it (although that's what any other coin developer would do), but could we create something even BETTER then what everyone's using?
I'm pretty certain coin-control was created initially for Bitcoin. It just happened to be the only thing practical to manage PoS with PeerCoin and others. I mean it doesn't make much sense for someone to click on 'Send Coins' then 'Inputs' to guesstimate when PoS will generate more coins next. Perhaps an 'Interest Schedule' tab would be beneficial? I think it would be good to think about, and I agree the goal would be to make it better than what is already out there. At this time, I personally am having a hard time envisioning an extremely user-friendly way to present such a feature in the wallet.
I think a frustrating hurdle for very unsavvy people is trying to understand POS isn't a set schedule of earning interest like with a CD at the bank.
The next release of Peerunity (Peercoin community wallet) will have a minting tab that tells the probability of every unspent output to find a block in the next week/month etc.
Any body else got a problem with their Cryptsy wallet? I get a 'our wallet is currently offline while etc'.
Hello, is there some with R9 280x
Can you share a bat file and what speed you have.
How many GB of RAM should have 1 RIG.
Can you share a bat file and what speed you have.
How many GB of RAM should have 1 RIG.
Thirtybird is the GPU guru. He made a site to help write config files/settings. I find it very useful. http://www.ultracoin.net/configgen_raw.html
I tried all the settings, but get more than 700 K of the GPU.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
System
CPU 1610 2.60/Gh
RAM 8 GB
GPU 3 x 7970
Win 8.1 64 bit
PSU Corsair 1200
Can someone please help me.
Thanks ....
You need to post your command line to start and how much memory your GPU's have.
With these settings, I have 900 K GPU
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
yacminer --scrypt-chacha -R 2560 -g 1 --buffer-size 2560 --lookup-gap 8 --worksize 256 --gpu-engine 1020 --gpu-memclock 1500 --temp-cutoff 95 --gpu-fan 0-100 --auto-gpu --temp-target 85 --temp-overheat 95
3GB memory GPU
Saphhire 7970
Hello, is there some with R9 280x
Can you share a bat file and what speed you have.
How many GB of RAM should have 1 RIG.
Can you share a bat file and what speed you have.
How many GB of RAM should have 1 RIG.
Thirtybird is the GPU guru. He made a site to help write config files/settings. I find it very useful. http://www.ultracoin.net/configgen_raw.html
I tried all the settings, but get more than 700 K of the GPU.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
System
CPU 1610 2.60/Gh
RAM 8 GB
GPU 3 x 7970
Win 8.1 64 bit
PSU Corsair 1200
Can someone please help me.
Thanks ....
You need to post your command line to start and how much memory your GPU's have.
YAC and the scrypt-jane algo is pretty great as the algo has seen the rise and fall of different mining equipment allowing different groups of miners to come and go. Now some of the best mining equipment are cheap crappy GPUs that happen to have a fair amount of memory...that's a great equalizer in comparison to the current ridiculous arms race of SHA and SCRYPT mining. Soon CPUs might even get back in the game so there might be further surprises ahead. I like it!
This is a man who gets it
Mining should not be something only the elite can accomplish by spending truckloads of cash. K.I.S.S. (keep it simple sam)POW algorithm and inflation are two separate issues.
Who was talking about inflation? or are you trolling?
Hello, is there some with R9 280x
Can you share a bat file and what speed you have.
How many GB of RAM should have 1 RIG.
Can you share a bat file and what speed you have.
How many GB of RAM should have 1 RIG.
Thirtybird is the GPU guru. He made a site to help write config files/settings. I find it very useful. http://www.ultracoin.net/configgen_raw.html
I tried all the settings, but get more than 700 K of the GPU.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
System
CPU 1610 2.60/Gh
RAM 8 GB
GPU 3 x 7970
Win 8.1 64 bit
PSU Corsair 1200
Can someone please help me.
Thanks ....
Does this mean we can go back to discussing other (more important) things? Like the next version of the wallet? (btw - the last update blew my mind; the POS upgrades were amazing!)
For the next version, we might want to consider adding some 'POS indicators' (such as the 'green arrow' as seen in Blackcoin and Reddcoin) that helps the minter estimate their time until a stake. I'm not suggesting we 'copy' it (although that's what any other coin developer would do), but could we create something even BETTER then what everyone's using?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8349070
On a side note.... A shutout to Groko. The charts are very useful and I love what you've done with your block explorer. I use it quite often. I hope there is more development work to come!
For the next version, we might want to consider adding some 'POS indicators' (such as the 'green arrow' as seen in Blackcoin and Reddcoin) that helps the minter estimate their time until a stake. I'm not suggesting we 'copy' it (although that's what any other coin developer would do), but could we create something even BETTER then what everyone's using?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8349070
On a side note.... A shutout to Groko. The charts are very useful and I love what you've done with your block explorer. I use it quite often. I hope there is more development work to come!
I'm pretty certain coin-control was created initially for Bitcoin. It just happened to be the only thing practical to manage PoS with PeerCoin and others. I mean it doesn't make much sense for someone to click on 'Send Coins' then 'Inputs' to guesstimate when PoS will generate more coins next. Perhaps an 'Interest Schedule' tab would be beneficial? I think it would be good to think about, and I agree the goal would be to make it better than what is already out there. At this time, I personally am having a hard time envisioning an extremely user-friendly way to present such a feature in the wallet.
I think a frustrating hurdle for very unsavvy people is trying to understand POS isn't a set schedule of earning interest like with a CD at the bank.
YAC and the scrypt-jane algo is pretty great as the algo has seen the rise and fall of different mining equipment allowing different groups of miners to come and go. Now some of the best mining equipment are cheap crappy GPUs that happen to have a fair amount of memory...that's a great equalizer in comparison to the current ridiculous arms race of SHA and SCRYPT mining. Soon CPUs might even get back in the game so there might be further surprises ahead. I like it!
This is a man who gets it
Mining should not be something only the elite can accomplish by spending truckloads of cash. K.I.S.S. (keep it simple sam)POW algorithm and inflation are two separate issues.
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