Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 1019. (Read 2347601 times)
Looks like quark coin continue to do down
work finished since a good week... (actually I helped vtc team in tuning their new algo, so the code even predate the algo 
)
)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.
any coin Profit now
work finished since a good week... (actually I helped vtc team in tuning their new algo, so the code even predate the algo )
)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.
(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
ps: the situation was much worst when they forked out the asic miners
work finished since a good week... (actually I helped vtc team in tuning their new algo, so the code even predate the algo )
)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.
I don't know if djm34 is already working on lyra2re2 for ccminer, but if he isn't, that might be an interesting algo to add, instead of axiom.
work finished since a good week... (actually I helped vtc team in tuning their new algo, so the code even predate the algo )ops sorry, I didn't see it coming, thanks!
will try that later, along with sgminer, provided my wallet does finally sync to testnet, or the testnet pool works.
then maybe sp can merge lyra2re2 into his fork.
I don't know if djm34 is already working on lyra2re2 for ccminer, but if he isn't, that might be an interesting algo to add, instead of axiom.
About neoscrypt, I could get another couple percent of hashrate and I'd like to push it when done.
There was a good amount of code to enhance, remove and cleanup.
But I don't have other cards than 970 so it might be slower or not work at all on them.
About neoscrypt, I could get another couple percent of hashrate and I'd like to push it when done.
There was a good amount of code to enhance, remove and cleanup.
But I don't have other cards than 970 so it might be slower or not work at all on them.
I can help you tune your changes on the 750ti. If it's slow we can split it like in djm34's lyra2re code. A seperate kernal for the compute 5.0. Just use github and add a pullrequest.
I don't know if djm34 is already working on lyra2re2 for ccminer, but if he isn't, that might be an interesting algo to add, instead of axiom.
work finished since a good week... (actually I helped vtc team in tuning their new algo, so the code even predate the algo )ops sorry, I didn't see it coming, thanks!
will try that later, along with sgminer, provided my wallet does finally sync to testnet, or the testnet pool works.
then maybe sp can merge lyra2re2 into his fork.
We are here and working on updates!
You didn't take a day off did you? Naughty person! 
We have been working and testing ways to hardfork and make the coin more GPU resistant, along with some major changes to POS 2.0 and it's security flaws.
More news is coming in daytime USA time!
It might not be worth the effort to finish the gpu miner for axiom. The developer is changing the POW algorithm. (from the Axiom thread)
I don't know if djm34 is already working on lyra2re2 for ccminer, but if he isn't, that might be an interesting algo to add, instead of axiom.
) We are here and working on updates!
You didn't take a day off did you? Naughty person! We have been working and testing ways to hardfork and make the coin more GPU resistant, along with some major changes to POS 2.0 and it's security flaws.
More news is coming in daytime USA time!
It might not be worth the effort to finish the gpu miner for axiom. The developer is changing the POW algorithm. (from the Axiom thread)
I don't know if djm34 is already working on lyra2re2 for ccminer, but if he isn't, that might be an interesting algo to add, instead of axiom.
About neoscrypt, I could get another couple percent of hashrate and I'd like to push it when done.
There was a good amount of code to enhance, remove and cleanup.
But I don't have other cards than 970 so it might be slower or not work at all on them.
We are here and working on updates!
You didn't take a day off did you? Naughty person! We have been working and testing ways to hardfork and make the coin more GPU resistant, along with some major changes to POS 2.0 and it's security flaws.
More news is coming in daytime USA time!
It might not be worth the effort to finish the gpu miner for axiom. The developer is changing the POW algorithm. (from the Axiom thread)
I've been having a bug that, for whatever reason, happens only in Linux and only in the X11 algo. With that combination, shares are never validated on the CPU. However, Lyra2RE does work, and both algos work flawlessly on Windows. For the record, I'm using a GeForce 750Ti + Intel Core i3 2100 on Arch Linux and Windows 10.
Do you mean you don't get any "yay!!!"s? I've seen this too, only on x11 but it seems the shares
are counted in the pool.
i get yays - but cpu validation errors as well ... when its compiled with cuda 7.0 ...
this is with x11 and quark ...
#crysx
I've been having a bug that, for whatever reason, happens only in Linux and only in the X11 algo. With that combination, shares are never validated on the CPU. However, Lyra2RE does work, and both algos work flawlessly on Windows. For the record, I'm using a GeForce 750Ti + Intel Core i3 2100 on Arch Linux and Windows 10.
cuda version? ...
i have the same issue ( listed a page back and directed at sp ) and compile using cuda 7.0-28 ...
cuda 6.5 has none of these issues - and compiles the miner at a higher hashrate ...
#crysx
I've been having a bug that, for whatever reason, happens only in Linux and only in the X11 algo. With that combination, shares are never validated on the CPU. However, Lyra2RE does work, and both algos work flawlessly on Windows. For the record, I'm using a GeForce 750Ti + Intel Core i3 2100 on Arch Linux and Windows 10.
Do you mean you don't get any "yay!!!"s? I've seen this too, only on x11 but it seems the shares
are counted in the pool.
I've been having a bug that, for whatever reason, happens only in Linux and only in the X11 algo. With that combination, shares are never validated on the CPU. However, Lyra2RE does work, and both algos work flawlessly on Windows. For the record, I'm using a GeForce 750Ti + Intel Core i3 2100 on Arch Linux and Windows 10.
submitted a 50KHASH increase in qubit on the 970.
luffa512
More precalculation, and removed some code.
luffa512
More precalculation, and removed some code.
BUM WALLETS--
I think I have several wallets to delete. --scryptr
I think I have several wallets to delete. --scryptr
yeah looks dead, but mining was profitable for about 12-15 hours. i was lucky enough to catch it.
BITCRYSTALS--
From what I read, BTCRY are worth 3-12 satoshis each? It is a dead coin revived, now dying again? A quark based coin?
Excuse me, I am missing something. --scryptr
From what I read, BTCRY are worth 3-12 satoshis each? It is a dead coin revived, now dying again? A quark based coin?
Excuse me, I am missing something. --scryptr
hope some of you got in on the profitable Bitcrystals mining last night. I started up when the payout was 11 mBTC/MH/day. It's dropped to 4.2 now, but still good to mine for now.
Could u seggest a stable pool for this coin? @antonio8 Qubit 970 o/c 13.5Mh/s
I forget, what was the hash on qubuit for a 970?
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