and with that addition, I've broken over 5000khash/s for the first time.
I've updated the link above, so just redownload.
I've updated the link above, so just redownload.
New Link please
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New Link please
and with that addition, I've broken over 5000khash/s for the first time.
I've updated the link above, so just redownload.
I've updated the link above, so just redownload.
Forgot to add an optimization for x64 that gets rid of the ByteReverse operations; due to the the x64 asm all the reversed bytes get unreversed when passed to the algorithm which is quite a waste so I've removed it and it's building now.
running the new 64bit build
my Core i7 720QM Win7 work laptop, while running all kinds of work tools, is getting about 2500 khash/s
my Core i7 965 with Win7 at home gets about 5100 khash/s (oops I lied, I haven't ran this one at home yet. Running the previous version, will update tonight)
my Core i7 720QM Win7 work laptop, while running all kinds of work tools, is getting about 2500 khash/s
my Core i7 965 with Win7 at home gets about 5100 khash/s (oops I lied, I haven't ran this one at home yet. Running the previous version, will update tonight)
OK, finally got around to doing the builds, thanks to the fact Satoshi is now using the crypto++ stuff I've been able to build it with VS without there being any performance difference between it and the Intel compiler, so with any luck we should have good stability.
Please note that the x86 and x64 builds are not equal; the x64 version uses the full x64 SHA256 ASM code.
I'm getting close to 5000khash/s on the x64 build and about 200k less on the x86 build (so no doubt the more cores you have the more you'll notice the difference)
anyway, grab it here
Please note that the x86 and x64 builds are not equal; the x64 version uses the full x64 SHA256 ASM code.
I'm getting close to 5000khash/s on the x64 build and about 200k less on the x86 build (so no doubt the more cores you have the more you'll notice the difference)
anyway, grab it here
excellent work you're doing!
when (if) i manage to generate some coins, i'll make sure to pass some your way
Yeah, works well. I'll let it run on a few servers for a while to see how stable it is.
At this rate, we'll all double the difficult again just because we keep getting clients that double up over and over on the khash/s
These builds now out-pace my linux machines on similar hardware, very impressive!
At this rate, we'll all double the difficult again just because we keep getting clients that double up over and over on the khash/s
These builds now out-pace my linux machines on similar hardware, very impressive!
From 3800 (the last realease x64) to 4300 (actual realease).
Now i hope more stability
Thanks
Now i hope more stability
Thanks
OK, finally got around to doing the builds, thanks to the fact Satoshi is now using the crypto++ stuff I've been able to build it with VS without there being any performance difference between it and the Intel compiler, so with any luck we should have good stability.
Please note that the x86 and x64 builds are not equal; the x64 version uses the full x64 SHA256 ASM code.
I'm getting close to 5000khash/s on the x64 build and about 200k less on the x86 build (so no doubt the more cores you have the more you'll notice the difference)
Link Updated, I removed the pointless ByteReverse operations and I've broken over 5000khash/s
anyway, grab it here
Please note that the x86 and x64 builds are not equal; the x64 version uses the full x64 SHA256 ASM code.
Link Updated, I removed the pointless ByteReverse operations and I've broken over 5000khash/s
anyway, grab it here
Also, in my experience, one can switch from one build to another and use the same wallet etc.
Same experience for me, plus I've generated coin with these builds, never had any trouble transferring it around or spending it, so the experimental builds are following the Bit Coin protocol properly like the rest of the *release* clients out there.
Also, in my experience, one can switch from one build to another and use the same wallet etc.
if the unofficial bitcoin crashes, does it lose any progress it has made and have to restart from the beginning of whatever it was working on?
yes, i'm a bit of a thickie, still not quite sure of the internal workings
You won't lose your balance, but it will have to start over. It already starts over each time a new block is found, so at most you'll lose a few minutes spent on the previous block.yes, i'm a bit of a thickie, still not quite sure of the internal workings
thanks.
that's a relief
if the unofficial bitcoin crashes, does it lose any progress it has made and have to restart from the beginning of whatever it was working on?
yes, i'm a bit of a thickie, still not quite sure of the internal workings
You won't lose your balance, but it will have to start over. It already starts over each time a new block is found, so at most you'll lose a few minutes spent on the previous block. yes, i'm a bit of a thickie, still not quite sure of the internal workings
if the unofficial bitcoin crashes, does it lose any progress it has made and have to restart from the beginning of whatever it was working on?
yes, i'm a bit of a thickie, still not quite sure of the internal workings
yes, i'm a bit of a thickie, still not quite sure of the internal workings
the script works fine.
only one problem, when bc crashes, windows puts up a box asking do i want to close the program and search for a solution online, or just close the program.
is there any way of bypassing this? because the script comes to a halt while this box is waiting for input from me.
only one problem, when bc crashes, windows puts up a box asking do i want to close the program and search for a solution online, or just close the program.
is there any way of bypassing this? because the script comes to a halt while this box is waiting for input from me.
If you're using Windows 7:
Control Panel
(If your Control Panel is in noob Category mode, go to System and Security)
Action Center
Change Action Center settings
Problem reporting Settings
Never Check for solutions (not recommended)
otherwise, go google it with your OS + "disable error reporting"
had tried that.
damn thing had turned back on again!
see if it stays off this time
edit:
will try the solution/s in this thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-watchdog-run-unstable-builds-unsupervised-580
the script works fine.
only one problem, when bc crashes, windows puts up a box asking do i want to close the program and search for a solution online, or just close the program.
is there any way of bypassing this? because the script comes to a halt while this box is waiting for input from me.
only one problem, when bc crashes, windows puts up a box asking do i want to close the program and search for a solution online, or just close the program.
is there any way of bypassing this? because the script comes to a halt while this box is waiting for input from me.
If you're using Windows 7:
Control Panel
(If your Control Panel is in noob Category mode, go to System and Security)
Action Center
Change Action Center settings
Problem reporting Settings
Never Check for solutions (not recommended)
otherwise, go google it with your OS + "disable error reporting"
the bug is some sort of threading issue, I'm trying to figure it out.
new build based on Satoshi's latest SVN commits coming soon.
new build based on Satoshi's latest SVN commits coming soon.
ran great for me the first 18hrs then crashed, has been crashing since every once in a while. I am using the script posted to keep it up and running. I have not generated any coins either but, the difficulty per block has jump again recently.
the script works fine.
only one problem, when bc crashes, windows puts up a box asking do i want to close the program and search for a solution online, or just close the program.
is there any way of bypassing this? because the script comes to a halt while this box is waiting for input from me.
ran great for me the first 18hrs then crashed, has been crashing since every once in a while. I am using the script posted to keep it up and running. I have not generated any coins either but, the difficulty per block has jump again recently.
the script works fine.
only one problem, when bc crashes, windows puts up a box asking do i want to close the program and search for a solution online, or just close the program.
is there any way of bypassing this? because the script comes to a halt while this box is waiting for input from me.
yeah, I can handle the automatic recovery, I just wanted to see if my situation was unique at all.
I'm getting over double performance with the intel optimized build. I'm thinking about getting the source out and seeing what I can do with it as well, if I can ever stop playing WoW.
I'm getting over double performance with the intel optimized build. I'm thinking about getting the source out and seeing what I can do with it as well, if I can ever stop playing WoW.
ran great for me the first 18hrs then crashed, has been crashing since every once in a while. I am using the script posted to keep it up and running. I have not generated any coins either but, the difficulty per block has jump again recently.
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