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Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 162. (Read 2347601 times)

legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1015
You're missing the point bro. Miners don't put money into the system, investors do. You aren't going to find buy support from miners.
I'm very good at missing points haha!

What I tried to say is, using my earlier post (four days ago) as an example:

Buying a $400 gpu today vs. going long btc/usd, who wins?

First guy, miner/ investor, went and bought that gpu and is adding it to his rig today. He is -$400 on cash and is holding hardware worth of $300 (pulling this from ass). Estimated mining profits $1/day and he is back where he started from in 100 days.

Second guy, investor, went and bought 0.083 btc @$4800. He is -$400 on cash and is today holding btc worth of $475.

Third one, trader, opened a leveraged 5x long position on btc/usd. He still has that $400 (tied to position) and his position today is worth of $775.

To sum it up, first and second guy add some value to this ecosystem but third one doesn't (except volume). And still that leecher makes the biggest profits off all. Also if/ when market starts going south that fucker is the only one who makes money (shorting), the rest are panic selling or waiting for better times underwater.

How is this post on topic someone might ask? Well, sp_ is a leecher too. So is every "dev" who is launching or pumping these compute heavy coins/ algos. Or 90% of ICO's. Or shady exchanges. List continues...

The amount of stupid money currently flowing in is just so huge that everyone who knows how this shit works gets his "fair" share and then some. Knowing that new money is mostly after quick and easy profits helps when raping them.

No offence guys,

Antantti
Leecher
legendary
Activity: 1510
Merit: 1003
The point is that when you lower the tdp in afterburner, the termal limit is also reduced. So 70% tdp will give a termal limit of 70 degrees. This meens that your gpu starts to trottle @ 70, but most gpu's work fine @ 80.

So 70% tdp, 80 degree term limit. give more hash than default 70/70.

To check the cards max termal limit, check the link button and slide tdp to 100%. You shouldn't exceed the cards max termal limit. My g1 gaming cards have a limit of 83 degrees.
My cards are running 60-70%tdp with 60-70 thermal limit set. I never use linkage between tdp and thermal limit.
In fact I always try to keep cards 50-55 degrees. You'll have max boost core with lower temps.
All you are trying to do is to cheat with speed applying high wattage setup that is very bad in practical use if you have many cards and limited with power capacity.
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2926
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
The point is that when you lower the tdp in afterburner, the termal limit is also reduced. So 70% tdp will give a termal limit of 70 degrees. This meens that your gpu starts to trottle @ 70, but most gpu's work fine @ 80.

So 70% tdp, 80 degree term limit. give more hash than default 70/70.

To check the cards max termal limit, check the link button and slide tdp to 100%. You shouldn't exceed the cards max termal limit. My g1 gaming cards have a limit of 83 degrees.


legendary
Activity: 1510
Merit: 1003
When you run your cards on reduced tdp they ofter trottle because of heat and produce less hash.
This is the same truth as the sentence below:
"When you become old you are more handsome and much healthier"

))
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2926
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
Highest reported stable hashrate on the keccak mod on the 1080ti is 1460 MHASH. This mod works best with more power and higher clocks. With low power(reduced tdp) and no oc the miner is still faster, but little gain compared to  alexis 1.0.


When you run your cards on reduced tdp they ofter trottle because of heat and produce less hash.
The temp limit can be controlled in msi afterburner when you click on the right of the tdp slider.
Check your card because too high temp limits can cause a crash..

legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
not profitable anymore, maybe you can try to make a faster phi miner, now we are at 13.3 MH for a 1070

I'm at 19 19.2 stock clocks 100% tdp. ccminer 2.2.2 is at 18.2 MHASH (gtx 1070)

19.5 on 70% TDP with ccminer 2.2.2 here (PALIT 1070SJS)

how? i have the same gpu but i'm not there, maybe the trick is -502 in mem? what core are you using?


pool? not even an ann for this one...
legendary
Activity: 1764
Merit: 1024
Investor = someone who puts money into the system in the form of buying cryptos. Miners = people who mint coins with hardware.

Add trader= someone who only makes some volume. You still don't get it?  Cool

And a free bump.

You're missing the point bro. Miners don't put money into the system, investors do. You aren't going to find buy support from miners.
member
Activity: 111
Merit: 10
where's the kecckat algo ? i couldn't found it at https://whattomine.com
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2926
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
still need to know your clocks to make a fair comparison.

11% faster is 11% more income. The clocks depend on your rig, config. power usage and cards. I can run at 840 for a long time.  (stable clocks) My miner is faster than the alexis miner. on some cards a few percent, on other cards more.
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2926
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
And the price to the moon...


legendary
Activity: 1106
Merit: 1014
Here is the speed with 100% tdp and oc on the gtx 1070.
What does 100% tdp and oc mean in your case — what are the actual clocks? I'm currently running alexis ccminer and getting 756 MH/s from gtx 1070 @ 1873/4480 MHz. That's Palit Gamerock card at 75% tdp. Just trying to understand what kind of actual performance boost there is with your miner, 843 MH/s is ~ 11% faster than my current rate, but still need to know your clocks to make a fair comparison.
And what about other cards - could you tell us what the hashrates are for 1060, 1080, 1080 Ti?
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2926
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
Current mining profit with keccak sp-mod #1 is $2 per 1070 card @ 845MHASH


sp_
legendary
Activity: 2926
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
If anybody is interested, I have made a keccak sp-mod #1  (smartcash, maxcoin etc)
Here is the speed with 100% tdp and oc on the gtx 1070.



0.05 btc donation. pm for details.
legendary
Activity: 1512
Merit: 1000
quarkchain.io
not profitable anymore, maybe you can try to make a faster phi miner, now we are at 13.3 MH for a 1070

I'm at 19 19.2 stock clocks 100% tdp. ccminer 2.2.2 is at 18.2 MHASH (gtx 1070)

19.5 on 70% TDP with ccminer 2.2.2 here (PALIT 1070SJS)
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2926
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
I am at 20Mh 70 PL on phi with gtx 1070 and open miner

Yes, it can go much higher, but I am testing at stock clocks first. exe vs exe file to compare when I work..

I am testing the ccminer 2.2.2 cuda 9.0 32 bit build?
Which build are you using?
sr. member
Activity: 954
Merit: 250
not profitable anymore, maybe you can try to make a faster phi miner, now we are at 13.3 MH for a 1070

I'm at 19 19.2 stock clocks 100% tdp. ccminer 2.2.2 is at 18.2 MHASH (gtx 1070)
I am at 20Mh 70 PL on phi with gtx 1070 and open miner
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2926
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
not profitable anymore, maybe you can try to make a faster phi miner, now we are at 13.3 MH for a 1070

I'm at 19 19.2 stock clocks 100% tdp. ccminer 2.2.2 is at 18.2 MHASH (gtx 1070)
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1015
Investor = someone who puts money into the system in the form of buying cryptos. Miners = people who mint coins with hardware.

Add trader= someone who only makes some volume. You still don't get it?  Cool

And a free bump.
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
Dont get it about simd and groesti.

Two of the slowest algos of the X1X chains, which sp_ devoted a lot of work to (rightfully).
Also they are probably what you can improve more, based on alexis code.

Ironically two of the better functions on the CPU. There is no HW AES on a GPU so that affects Groestl.
Simd on the CPU is horizontally vectorized maybe it will provide some ideas for improving the GPU implementation.

By horizontal I mean that a single nonce can be hashed using vector instructions where vertical would be hashing
multiple nonces in parallel in a single thread.

Expand is done in 8-way, using warp shuffle.
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