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legendary
Activity: 2912
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Hello,
I plan to retire my 6x750ti and since everybody is talking about gigabyte 970 what model to choose? There are two Windforce models: GV-N970WF3-4GD and GV-N970WF3OC-4GD...
retire? ...
the best system ( outside of density ) that you can use currently to date ...
another 18 will be added to the farm very shortly to thefarm - once all the 'other' stuff is got out the way ( including all the personal 'stuff' ) ...
are you in australia? ... ill happily have a home for them ...
#crysx

How many cards do you have now? Where I live a used 750ti goes for around $100 on the second hand market. I am expanding slowly, but ROI is still 6-12Months. The reward/risc is high.

altogether? ...

i havent counted - but about 43 or so gigabyte 750ti oc lp ...

it is this that causes me angst with thefarm ... which is why the entire lot is being rebuilt - so there are no second guesses ... each machine will be exactly the same with the exact same hardware and software ...

thefarm at the moment is different numbers of cards in different motherboards and different hdds and different psus ... working long hours and in difficult circumstances ( work and personal ) to get all this done ... now pretty much by myself as those that were helping ( and the main colleague i had here that was helping in the redesign and build of the new frames for the workers ) have all left ...

this is not including around 25 or so gigabyte 7970 oc / 280x oc cards that are the other side of the farm in different locations ...

here in australia - the gigabyte 7970 oc and 280x oc cards ( at the time of purchase ) were around the $430AUD each - which are now about $380AUD each ...

the gigabyte 750ti oc lp cards are still around the $180AUD each - but we secured a deal for bulk purchase at a bit lower than that ...

all new ... none are second hand ...

i have never looked at roi - its not a fiat transacting business here ... we do it for the btc accumulation and spending - and the growth and expansion of the granitecoin market ( that i took over a while back ) which has been growing slowly and organically ...

had it been a fiat based business and based on roi - i would have shut it down a long time ago ... as the electricity here in australia is a bloody rip off at 0.30-0.43 per kilowatthour ... bloody ridiculous ...

BUT - with all that sp - confidence in what is being done is high and i think we ( when i say we - i mean my partner and i - NOT work colleagues anymore ) can get a grip on this whole situation and make it all come together and work seamlesley ...

this is why we look forward to your updates and advice and answers - along with djm34 and wolf0 and tsiv and klaust and all the other devs ... and also why the donation links have taken so long - especially due to personal issues that are holding me back in many more ways than im willing to admit or share here ...

i wish i had the coding expertise as you have to work with you all - but i dont ... so i rely on what you have to offer - both opensource public and private ... maybe there are other ways thefarm can work with you devs - other than coding on my behalf ... im open to ideas ...

btw - you still havent answered my questions about cuda 7 and the compile issues that i asked previously mate Smiley ... and your advice if you would also please ...

tanx ...

#crysx
full member
Activity: 231
Merit: 150
Axiom with a 80-120% faster cpu miner.
https://github.com/nicehash/cpuminer-multi/releases
By using cpu-simdinstructions.
I think I want to finish the gpu miner now  Grin
Downloaded the win-64bit and can't get it to work error: "unable to start correctly (0xc000007b) click to close."

there are 3 versions, you need to run the correct one for your cpu. (amd or intel?)

cpuminer64_SSE.exe miner: ~220 H/s
cpuminer64_AVX.exe miner: ~240 H/s
cpuminer64_AVX2.exe miner: ~260 H/s

I think the 750ti is only doing around 150 H/s

Perhaps it would be nice to make a hybrid miner. (cpu+gpu)
strange it works on my Intel 980x CPU with the same w7 64bit OS, Must have something different installed or not on the other.

Seeing 140 h/s @ 3.6Ghz 6 core 12 w/HT enabled.

SR2 is 12 core 24 w/HT is also a Intel sys, basically like having dual 980x in one sytem.
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2954
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
Axiom with a 80-120% faster cpu miner.
https://github.com/nicehash/cpuminer-multi/releases
By using cpu-simdinstructions.
I think I want to finish the gpu miner now  Grin
Downloaded the win-64bit and can't get it to work error: "unable to start correctly (0xc000007b) click to close."

there are 3 versions, you need to run the correct one for your cpu. (amd or intel?)

cpuminer64_SSE.exe miner: ~220 H/s
cpuminer64_AVX.exe miner: ~240 H/s
cpuminer64_AVX2.exe miner: ~260 H/s

I think the 750ti is only doing around 150 H/s

Perhaps it would be nice to make a hybrid miner. (cpu+gpu)
full member
Activity: 231
Merit: 150
Axiom with a 80-120% faster cpu miner.

https://github.com/nicehash/cpuminer-multi/releases

By using cpu-simdinstructions.

I think I want to finish the gpu miner now  Grin
Downloaded the win-64bit and can't get it to work error: "unable to start correctly (0xc000007b) click to close."

Edit: strange it works on my Intel 980x CPU with the same w7 64bit OS, Must have something different installed or not on the other.

Seeing 140 h/s @ 3.6Ghz 6 core 12 w/HT enabled.
legendary
Activity: 1400
Merit: 1050
Axiom with a 80-120% faster cpu miner.

https://github.com/nicehash/cpuminer-multi/releases

By using cpu-simdinstructions.

I think I want to finish the gpu miner now  Grin


It would be nice too see , a comparison between Nvidia and CPUs here Smiley
a 980 gets around 1kh/s
a 750ti gets about the same as a cpu
full member
Activity: 231
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I have 3x EVGA SR2's 24 CPU core and a AMD 4P 32 CPU core I could put to the test ;-)
legendary
Activity: 1512
Merit: 1000
quarkchain.io
Axiom with a 80-120% faster cpu miner.

https://github.com/nicehash/cpuminer-multi/releases

By using cpu-simdinstructions.

I think I want to finish the gpu miner now  Grin


It would be nice too see , a comparison between Nvidia and CPUs here Smiley
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2954
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
Axiom with a 80-120% faster cpu miner.

https://github.com/nicehash/cpuminer-multi/releases

By using cpu-simdinstructions.

I think I want to finish the gpu miner now  Grin
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2954
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
Hello,
I plan to retire my 6x750ti and since everybody is talking about gigabyte 970 what model to choose? There are two Windforce models: GV-N970WF3-4GD and GV-N970WF3OC-4GD...
retire? ...
the best system ( outside of density ) that you can use currently to date ...
another 18 will be added to the farm very shortly to thefarm - once all the 'other' stuff is got out the way ( including all the personal 'stuff' ) ...
are you in australia? ... ill happily have a home for them ...
#crysx

How many cards do you have now? Where I live a used 750ti goes for around $100 on the second hand market. I am expanding slowly, but ROI is still 6-12Months. The reward/risc is high.
legendary
Activity: 2912
Merit: 1091
--- ChainWorks Industries ---
Hello,

I plan to retire my 6x750ti and since everybody is talking about gigabyte 970 what model to choose? There are two Windforce models: GV-N970WF3-4GD and GV-N970WF3OC-4GD...

retire? ...

the best system ( outside of density ) that you can use currently to date ...

another 18 will be added to the farm very shortly to thefarm - once all the 'other' stuff is got out the way ( including all the personal 'stuff' ) ...

are you in australia? ... ill happily have a home for them ...

#crysx
legendary
Activity: 1764
Merit: 1024
Hello,

I plan to retire my 6x750ti and since everybody is talking about gigabyte 970 what model to choose? There are two Windforce models: GV-N970WF3-4GD and GV-N970WF3OC-4GD...

Just a FYI, this isn't a upgrade. You're going to lose hashrate and efficiency. Only thing you'll gain is density.
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2954
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
I plan to retire my 6x750ti and since everybody is talking about gigabyte 970 what model to choose? There are two Windforce models: GV-N970WF3-4GD and GV-N970WF3OC-4GD...

Retire? The 750ti's are the best. Hash/Watt.

I have the  GV-N970WF3OC-4GD version. When mining the quark algo the gpuclock is stable at 1354MHZ on the factory clocks. Strange because the boost clock is supposed to be (1253Mhz). I think it's because the quark algo is using very little memory, and then the factory clocked card will clock higher.
newbie
Activity: 58
Merit: 0
Hello,

I plan to retire my 6x750ti and since everybody is talking about gigabyte 970 what model to choose? There are two Windforce models: GV-N970WF3-4GD and GV-N970WF3OC-4GD...
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2954
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
Submitted a tiny speedup in groestl.  (3 commits)

quark is now peaking at 16500 on the gigabyte 970 windforce factory clocks

legendary
Activity: 1400
Merit: 1050
work finished since a good week... (actually I helped vtc team in tuning their new algo, so the code even predate the algo  Grin)

Interesting. The  vertcoin botnet has over 50% of the hashrate, will they be able to hardfork?

- Botnets have free electricity
- Botnet owners will dump the coins for bitcoins and crash the market price.
well it is still in their best interest... since exchanges, pool will switch
(and it won't be the case anymore at time of the fork and they might end-up on their own fork, considering wallet will have a new check point set)

actually they will probably mine the last block and be out without noticing Grin

ps: the situation was much worst when they forked out the asic miners

Scrypt-N had ASICs?
KNC Titan had support for it (https://github.com/KnCMiner/titan/releases/tag/v1.95), though not sure it was ever "optimized".  Not sure of other manufacturers.
optimized or not, it was pretty obvious they were there when the scrypt-n support was added
member
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work finished since a good week... (actually I helped vtc team in tuning their new algo, so the code even predate the algo  Grin)

Interesting. The  vertcoin botnet has over 50% of the hashrate, will they be able to hardfork?

- Botnets have free electricity
- Botnet owners will dump the coins for bitcoins and crash the market price.
well it is still in their best interest... since exchanges, pool will switch
(and it won't be the case anymore at time of the fork and they might end-up on their own fork, considering wallet will have a new check point set)

actually they will probably mine the last block and be out without noticing Grin

ps: the situation was much worst when they forked out the asic miners

Scrypt-N had ASICs?
KNC Titan had support for it (https://github.com/KnCMiner/titan/releases/tag/v1.95), though not sure it was ever "optimized".  Not sure of other manufacturers.
legendary
Activity: 1400
Merit: 1050
work finished since a good week... (actually I helped vtc team in tuning their new algo, so the code even predate the algo  Grin)

Interesting. The  vertcoin botnet has over 50% of the hashrate, will they be able to hardfork?

- Botnets have free electricity
- Botnet owners will dump the coins for bitcoins and crash the market price.
well it is still in their best interest... since exchanges, pool will switch
(and it won't be the case anymore at time of the fork and they might end-up on their own fork, considering wallet will have a new check point set)

actually they will probably mine the last block and be out without noticing Grin

ps: the situation was much worst when they forked out the asic miners

Scrypt-N had ASICs?
sure... still has
legendary
Activity: 1764
Merit: 1024
work finished since a good week... (actually I helped vtc team in tuning their new algo, so the code even predate the algo  Grin)

Interesting. The  vertcoin botnet has over 50% of the hashrate, will they be able to hardfork?

- Botnets have free electricity
- Botnet owners will dump the coins for bitcoins and crash the market price.
well it is still in their best interest... since exchanges, pool will switch
(and it won't be the case anymore at time of the fork and they might end-up on their own fork, considering wallet will have a new check point set)

actually they will probably mine the last block and be out without noticing Grin

ps: the situation was much worst when they forked out the asic miners

Scrypt-N had ASICs?
legendary
Activity: 1484
Merit: 1082
ccminer/cpuminer developer
too late... no more buy orders and "only" 2400 BTCRY per block

but was a good find Wink like anime ^^ was more 0.5BTC / 10MH or even MH since we got all the blocks during 24h Wink

yes... sometimes a Satcoin can do incomes... when you dont share the info Wink
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2954
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
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