Ethereum+pascal is true. I am successfully dual mining on the gtx 1070..
Is profitable ? how mutch with 1 gtx 1070 @ day .
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Is profitable ? how mutch with 1 gtx 1070 @ day .
Ethereum+pascal is true. I am successfully dual mining on the gtx 1070..
Hi,
Does anyone know where to find ccminer/alexis-1.0 ?
thanks.
Does anyone know where to find ccminer/alexis-1.0 ?
thanks.
i believe the speedups have been imported into ccminer tpruvot 1.8.4
Hi,
Does anyone know where to find ccminer/alexis-1.0 ?
thanks.
Does anyone know where to find ccminer/alexis-1.0 ?
thanks.
128 CORE CPU ONLY CRYPTONIGHT RIG--
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
The power consumption of 32 RPi 3's is just a bit over tenth of 1000W.
I suspect some older Xeons or maybe Opterons.
A RPi array would be intersting from a power perspective, maybe as a PICe card.
I wonder how much a RPI3 hash, that could be an interesting side project
Any HW devs reading? Get on it.
It's been done before, it's a waste of time and effort for very little return. From a joule/performance perspective rPIs are terrible.
128 CORE CPU ONLY CRYPTONIGHT RIG--
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
The power consumption of 32 RPi 3's is just a bit over tenth of 1000W.
I suspect some older Xeons or maybe Opterons.
A RPi array would be intersting from a power perspective, maybe as a PICe card.
I wonder how much a RPI3 hash, that could be an interesting side project
Any HW devs reading? Get on it.
128 CORE CPU ONLY CRYPTONIGHT RIG--
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
The power consumption of 32 RPi 3's is just a bit over tenth of 1000W.
I suspect some older Xeons or maybe Opterons.
A RPi array would be intersting from a power perspective, maybe as a PICe card.
I wonder how much a RPI3 hash, that could be an interesting side project
128 CORE CPU ONLY CRYPTONIGHT RIG--
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
The power consumption of 32 RPi 3's is just a bit over tenth of 1000W.
I suspect some older Xeons or maybe Opterons.
A RPi array would be intersting from a power perspective, maybe as a PICe card.
128 CORE CPU ONLY CRYPTONIGHT RIG--
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
The power consumption of 32 RPi 3's is just a bit over tenth of 1000W.
I suspect some older Xeons or maybe Opterons.
BEOWULF COMPUTER--
Thanks for the information. I do know that R-Pis have been clustered into Beowulf computers, and thought that was the case. I have wanted to build a simple 4 x R-Pi Beowulf model, and run mining software on it. The new R-Pi v 3 has a 1.2 GHz 4-core CPU.
You may very well be correct. GPUShack specializes in selling refurbished GPUs, and may have found a bargain on deprecated server CPUs. --scryptr
128 CORE CPU ONLY CRYPTONIGHT RIG--
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
The power consumption of 32 RPi 3's is just a bit over tenth of 1000W.
I suspect some older Xeons or maybe Opterons.
A good xeon V3/V4 could have earned a lot the first days of zcash mining, when amd/nvidia gpu had lower performance than a high end cpu... (50h/s on a 5960x against 20h/s on the GTX 1080 with the first nicehash cuda miner).
You may buy a QS/ES version on ebay for a reasonable price.
Sorry but this doesen't make sense at all.
1) CPU mining it's totally useless in the crypto scene: density (1 CPU vs 7 VGAs), control (configure them in a VGA farm, good luck), availability (ES, really?), benefits (Not a single one. If you put an heavy load on the CPU, you'll cripple the VGAs performance)
2) High end CPUs are useless in opposition to cheap - decent - ones, due the total absence of a CPU bottleneck in the mining process (Bandwidth)
Bullshit³³ you have no idea but it's okay but stop talking about something you have no idea about instead of giving you bla bla
It would be optimal if you would report your direct experience and gains (cpu vs gpu in the same system, at the same time), because the only one making claims about high end cpu benefits, it's just you
. No offense, but I prefer to talk by considering facts. Proove your statements, sir.Zcash was better the first day for cpu miners, and so was zcoin. Everyone has a cpu, many more than they need or only need
occasionally, but not as many have a GPU, ever fewer a big GPU or multiple GPUs. Buying a full PC just to CPU mine is a waste
of money but if a cpu is already there, it might as well be put to use. It's similar to gamers, they already have the gpu power so they
should all be mining when not gaming.
With the state of GPU mining right now your not standing on very firm ground.
https://da-data.blogspot.fr/2014/08/minting-money-with-monero-and-cpu.html
There are some coins dedicated to cpu mining (riecoin, xmg ...).
Cpu mining is still interesting for xmr and some rare case. I don't talk about making a cpu farms like gpu farms but for someone with home/office rigs, you will take advantage of the high end cpu for your regular use and can pay back the cpu with mining.
On ebay you can have a used xeon E5 V3 or V4, ES or QS at a very reasonable price (400-1200 $) which will give you xmr hashrate between 600-1000 h/s.
You add gpu and you have a powerfull workstation capable of mining as well as gaming/video/computing/...
A good xeon V3/V4 could have earned a lot the first days of zcash mining, when amd/nvidia gpu had lower performance than a high end cpu... (50h/s on a 5960x against 20h/s on the GTX 1080 with the first nicehash cuda miner).
You may buy a QS/ES version on ebay for a reasonable price.
Sorry but this doesen't make sense at all.
1) CPU mining it's totally useless in the crypto scene: density (1 CPU vs 7 VGAs), control (configure them in a VGA farm, good luck), availability (ES, really?), benefits (Not a single one. If you put an heavy load on the CPU, you'll cripple the VGAs performance)
2) High end CPUs are useless in opposition to cheap - decent - ones, due the total absence of a CPU bottleneck in the mining process (Bandwidth)
Bullshit³³ you have no idea but it's okay but stop talking about something you have no idea about instead of giving you bla bla
It would be optimal if you would report your direct experience and gains (cpu vs gpu in the same system, at the same time), because the only one making claims about high end cpu benefits, it's just you
. No offense, but I prefer to talk by considering facts. Proove your statements, sir.Zcash was better the first day for cpu miners, and so was zcoin. Everyone has a cpu, many more than they need or only need
occasionally, but not as many have a GPU, ever fewer a big GPU or multiple GPUs. Buying a full PC just to CPU mine is a waste
of money but if a cpu is already there, it might as well be put to use. It's similar to gamers, they already have the gpu power so they
should all be mining when not gaming.
With the state of GPU mining right now your not standing on very firm ground.
I buy gtx 1080 to mininng lbry,cost electricity for 1 month was 0,each day i mine lbry 50 ,to get back refund from my card i must be immortal.
Yeah 1080 still too expensive, 1060 or 1070 are preferred.
I buy gtx 1080 to mininng lbry,cost electricity for 1 month was 0,each day i mine lbry 50 ,to get back refund from my card i must be immortal.
Lyra2Z definitely can be improved immensely. Any of the developers are looking to make some money, take a look at the new miner. It's silly slow based on the power consumption.
Not really worth hiding the Zcoin relaunch at this point. Enough people with loose lips ruined it already.
Not really worth hiding the Zcoin relaunch at this point. Enough people with loose lips ruined it already.
It barely covers electricity so you would need 3-4x faster speeds to make it worthwile.
You need 125 x 1070 just to hit a block a day ($82) or it's $0.65 per card currently before electricity (diff 3273).
And their wallet is a piece of crap I've never seen before, it synced 9500 blocks in 24 hours and you can't use bootstraps.
It's not going to stay that way. The kids are still figuring out what's profitable and losing money while it's happening since Whattomine doesn't have a calc up yet. They just mine anything that's trending without being able to figure out the most basic form of profitability.
Keep in mind there are still AMD users trying to mine this, not just small guys, but also big farms that have no idea what's going on. Increasing the hashrate even 50-100% would drop the AMD users off as it would become much less profitable for them.
I never use cheap CPU..never.
My miners are either Xeon Hexa Core or i7 Quad.
My next baby will be Kaby-Lake and Skylake-EP :-D X299 FTW.
Rephrase what I always noticed and see in this forum: Who buys cheap buys twice! Or cry because weak cpu is not capable of running the miner. Pfff tired of this.
.. no offense but an expensive cpu for mining purposes it's useless.
Plenty of experience in matter
. If you need to use these machinery for something else ok then, but don't generalize.
You may buy a QS/ES version on ebay for a reasonable price.
Sorry but this doesen't make sense at all.
1) CPU mining it's totally useless in the crypto scene: density (1 CPU vs 7 VGAs), control (configure them in a VGA farm, good luck), availability (ES, really?), benefits (Not a single one. If you put an heavy load on the CPU, you'll cripple the VGAs performance)
2) High end CPUs are useless in opposition to cheap - decent - ones, due the total absence of a CPU bottleneck in the mining process (Bandwidth)
Bullshit³³ you have no idea but it's okay but stop talking about something you have no idea about instead of giving you bla bla
It would be optimal if you would report your direct experience and gains (cpu vs gpu in the same system, at the same time), because the only one making claims about high end cpu benefits, it's just you
. No offense, but I prefer to talk by considering facts. Proove your statements, sir.Donate me 0.1 BTC for my closed source pcpartpicker build grrr-rig #1
. In the my mining rigs I use SSD Samsung Pro 256 Gb.etc. Better not to mention all of them. I know that that all is not necessary, but I'm comfortable type 
and speed me never not enough .
128 CORE CPU ONLY CRYPTONIGHT RIG--
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
I suspect 32 4-core Raspberry Pi 3.0 cards, but the rig is proprietary. Here is the link: https://gpushack.com/collections/gpushack/products/gpushack-128-core-pro .
The cost is $2000 US dollars. The output is 3.6kH XMR hashrate at 1000W. For comparison, I have a 6-card RX 460 rig that generates 1.95 kH XMR hashrate at 600W using Wolf0's SGminer-GM. --scryptr
I never use cheap CPU..never.
My miners are either Xeon Hexa Core or i7 Quad.
My next baby will be Kaby-Lake and Skylake-EP :-D X299 FTW.
Rephrase what I always noticed and see in this forum: Who buys cheap buys twice! Or cry because weak cpu is not capable of running the miner. Pfff tired of this.
.. no offense but an expensive cpu for mining purposes it's useless.
Plenty of experience in matter
. If you need to use these machinery for something else ok then, but don't generalize.
You may buy a QS/ES version on ebay for a reasonable price.
Sorry but this doesen't make sense at all.
1) CPU mining it's totally useless in the crypto scene: density (1 CPU vs 7 VGAs), control (configure them in a VGA farm, good luck), availability (ES, really?), benefits (Not a single one. If you put an heavy load on the CPU, you'll cripple the VGAs performance)
2) High end CPUs are useless in opposition to cheap - decent - ones, due the total absence of a CPU bottleneck in the mining process (Bandwidth)
Bullshit³³ you have no idea but it's okay but stop talking about something you have no idea about instead of giving you bla bla
It would be optimal if you would report your direct experience and gains (cpu vs gpu in the same system, at the same time), because the only one making claims about high end cpu benefits, it's just you
. No offense, but I prefer to talk by considering facts. Proove your statements, sir.Donate me 0.1 BTC for my closed source pcpartpicker build grrr-rig #1
I never use cheap CPU..never.
My miners are either Xeon Hexa Core or i7 Quad.
My next baby will be Kaby-Lake and Skylake-EP :-D X299 FTW.
Rephrase what I always noticed and see in this forum: Who buys cheap buys twice! Or cry because weak cpu is not capable of running the miner. Pfff tired of this.
.. no offense but an expensive cpu for mining purposes it's useless.
Plenty of experience in matter
. If you need to use these machinery for something else ok then, but don't generalize.
You may buy a QS/ES version on ebay for a reasonable price.
Sorry but this doesen't make sense at all.
1) CPU mining it's totally useless in the crypto scene: density (1 CPU vs 7 VGAs), control (configure them in a VGA farm, good luck), availability (ES, really?), benefits (Not a single one. If you put an heavy load on the CPU, you'll cripple the VGAs performance)
2) High end CPUs are useless in opposition to cheap - decent - ones, due the total absence of a CPU bottleneck in the mining process (Bandwidth)
Bullshit³³ you have no idea but it's okay but stop talking about something you have no idea about instead of giving you bla bla
It would be optimal if you would report your direct experience and gains (cpu vs gpu in the same system, at the same time), because the only one making claims about high end cpu benefits, it's just you
. No offense, but I prefer to talk by considering facts. Proove your statements, sir. Lyra2Z definitely can be improved immensely. Any of the developers are looking to make some money, take a look at the new miner. It's silly slow based on the power consumption.
Not really worth hiding the Zcoin relaunch at this point. Enough people with loose lips ruined it already.
Not really worth hiding the Zcoin relaunch at this point. Enough people with loose lips ruined it already.
It barely covers electricity so you would need 3-4x faster speeds to make it worthwile.
You need 125 x 1070 just to hit a block a day ($82) or it's $0.65 per card currently before electricity (diff 3273).
And their wallet is a piece of crap I've never seen before, it synced 9500 blocks in 24 hours and you can't use bootstraps.
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