★★★★ [CAIx] ★ First 100% PoS At Launch ★ PSP ★★★★ - page 202.

luv2mine

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Nitro is shutting down so people spread the hashrate to other pools. I don't see what's so hard to understand.

kryptologist

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@kryptographer

funny how the devs jump in on this forum pretending to be someone else claiming it is a good coin every now and then. Total shit coin.

dariogaric

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Mining on one pool is not good, Nitro will shut down to let the hash spread. shut down in 5 minutes.

Huh

??

rembrandtt

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Quote from: Navyman47 on March 28, 2014, 10:48:17 PM

caishen.leetpools.net has found a block!!! Cool

Cool I thought something's not right with your pool and was about to switch.

bigpig1

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Is this working of anyone?
Is being rejected on NITRO

hanoosh

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LION Devloper, Graphics Designer!

Quote from: Wirly on March 28, 2014, 10:58:51 PM

Quote from: Anobix on March 28, 2014, 10:40:32 PM

Quote from: dannygast on March 28, 2014, 10:38:01 PM

Is it normal that I get half the hashrate I normally get in cgminer?

Yes, scryptn/vertminer you generally get about half of your normal hashrate for scrypt.

The amount of hash/s you will get for any scrypt coin is based on the n-factor. For example, Litecoin has an n-factor of 10 and it does not change. CAI has adjusting n-factor that increases over time so when the n-factor changes you need to adjust your miner settings to utilize as much gpu and system memory as possible. If n-factor of Litecoin was to increase +1 to 11 then it would take twice as much memory to mine so your hashrate would decrease by half ( a bit more actually). This hash rate would be reduced by half each time the n-factor increases +1. At n-factor 13 or 14 the amount of memory required to hash a scrypt coin makes cpu mining more feasible as you can access more system memory. The current n-factor of CAI is 11, so it is important to allow access to system virtual memory (page file), your hashrate can increase as much as 10% if manually setting virtual memory (using Windows) to a higher amount even if Win does not say it is actually using it.

+1

MarketMover_ok

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One of the smoother launches not to bad.

Wirly

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Quote from: Anobix on March 28, 2014, 10:40:32 PM

Quote from: dannygast on March 28, 2014, 10:38:01 PM

Is it normal that I get half the hashrate I normally get in cgminer?

Yes, scryptn/vertminer you generally get about half of your normal hashrate for scrypt.

The amount of hash/s you will get for any scrypt coin is based on the n-factor. For example, Litecoin has an n-factor of 10 and it does not change. CAI has adjusting n-factor that increases over time so when the n-factor changes you need to adjust your miner settings to utilize as much gpu and system memory as possible. If n-factor of Litecoin was to increase +1 to 11 then it would take twice as much memory to mine so your hashrate would decrease by half ( a bit more actually). This hash rate would be reduced by half each time the n-factor increases +1. At n-factor 13 or 14 the amount of memory required to hash a scrypt coin makes cpu mining more feasible as you can access more system memory. The current n-factor of CAI is 11, so it is important to allow access to system virtual memory (page file), your hashrate can increase as much as 10% if manually setting virtual memory (using Windows) to a higher amount even if Win does not say it is actually using it.

tjypp

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标志很有喜感

hanoosh

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LION Devloper, Graphics Designer!

Quote from: Namun N on March 28, 2014, 10:51:07 PM

Quote from: scott0577 on March 28, 2014, 10:50:46 PM

hashing.at has 93.57 MH/s and found 3 blocks/ greekpool.eu has 22.75 MH/s and found 8 blocks Huh

Check the difficulty ... they found first 8 blocks and from there nothing ... while we slowly built the hashrate up.

http://cai.greekpool.eu/index.php?page=statistics&action=blocks

Looking for some more hashpower ... currently hashing at 95 MH/s

http://cai.hashing.at/

Lightning fast servers!

Payments are sent every 5 minutes.

PPLNS - STRATUM - VARDIFF

You can register here anytime or if you already have an account with us, create your workers.

im gonna point 11.5mb, i love this pool always mining there Cheesy

Coinsprofit

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http://cai.coinsprofit.com/

Welcome to mine with us!

123miner

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Quote from: scott0577 on March 28, 2014, 10:50:46 PM

hashing.at has 93.57 MH/s and found 3 blocks/ greekpool.eu has 22.75 MH/s and found 8 blocks Huh

imagine what it can do with the same hashrate Grin

DeShack96

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Escrow Services Provided

Why did difficulty drop so much?

sienna

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please check the chinese translation here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5960892

LeetPoolsOP

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Quote from: LeetPoolsOP on March 28, 2014, 10:34:46 PM

http://caishen.leetpools.net
DDOS PROTECTED
OFFICIAL POOL

If you guys are looking for a pool, were open and hungry for hashes! Blocks found!

Caterpie69

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Diff just went from 48, to 14, lol.

Namun N

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Quote from: scott0577 on March 28, 2014, 10:50:46 PM

hashing.at has 93.57 MH/s and found 3 blocks/ greekpool.eu has 22.75 MH/s and found 8 blocks Huh

Check the difficulty ... they found first 8 blocks and from there nothing ... while we slowly built the hashrate up.

http://cai.greekpool.eu/index.php?page=statistics&action=blocks

scott0577

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hashing.at has 93.57 MH/s and found 3 blocks/ greekpool.eu has 22.75 MH/s and found 8 blocks Huh

Navyman47

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caishen.leetpools.net has found a block!!! Cool

Jacques21

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what do you guys expect? do you want to mine 500 coins a day out of a total of 28 million coins. what do you want them to be worth then 0.0000001 BTC?

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