Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 481. (Read 2347659 times)

Here we go again, the "regurgitating brothers" in action. Popcorn time 

jackpotcoin has a unique algo that was not copyed it was simply called jackpotalgo, you clearly weren't here in 2014, or you would now that 750 were the king in summer 2014 until early autumn...

i also posted my address in the verification thread to prove, bi signing, that is indeed not a bought account, so your argument are stupid...and anyway my style was always the same, you should provide proof that my hacked was hacked not that i should provide that it wasn't...

wasting time talking to a troll again...

How about talking algos rather then coins. Scrypt and Sha weren't big on Maxwell cards, especially scrypt. In '15 that was different, but Nvidia started out behind AMD... that's where a lot of the work came in.

Good thing there is also no way of verifying that, although the bullshit you spew which contradicts what you say every couple messages would say otherwise. And yup... because getting your account hacked is the same thing as buying a hacked account to make yourself look more prestigious then you really are.

Wow... I almost thought you were going to offer a source for your bullshit, instead you just went off on a insult tangent. Go figures. I'm not responsible for your fact checking. You can't offer sources to backup what you're talking about, it means you're wrong when someone calls you on it.

uhm? i think you missed jackpotcoin in 2014, clearly, because 750 were great at it, and no i didn't bought any account, this is my main and was never hacked or stolen or anything unlike your account

yes those are residential rate just check their electricity it's based on range for egypt for example, but oh wait....everytime i forget that i'm talking to bensam

Here the only way to get cheap power is to own a power plant, preferably hydroelectric dam )). But no bigger than 100 kVA or 800000 kWh/ year, that is a limit where you start to pay taxes.

'Commercial rate' only saves you ~1.5c/ kWh in lower taxes.

I bought my first 750ti rig in march 2014 and first 970 rig in october 2014. Sold those 750ti's 500 days later and took only 26-28% loss there. Best gpu deal I have ever made.

You don't seem to remember much of anything from those years you were 'here'. I'm pretty sure you bought that account, almost 100% sure of that now days.

750tis weren't mining in '14, it was AMD only at the time. 750tis were big in '15 and were never worth selling. CGminer took off big in 15 and 750tis (along with other Maxwell cards) have been relatively good since. If a bit anemic as far as how many you can fit on a rig. That's why you still here about people on here talking about their 750tis.

Good for you making another conveniently private purchase and sell to mystical forum members... just like you sell all your cryptos privately in PMs for over market price. Alas, that doesn't apply to really anyone and if the market for eBay is small... random forum purchases are tiny. Meaning if that is true, you won the lottery, good for you.

'Egypt and kuwait' rate IS NOT a power service provider.

Oh yeah I'm sure they have .05c a kwh. Also once again conveniently quoting the ENTIRETY OF A COUNTRY instead of say a .pdf from a power company stating rates.

You really have no idea WTF you're talking about. Even SP doesn't stretch things that far. Funny... a couple pages ago you were bitching about how expensive your electricity was too, which is why you can't mine Ethereum.


Oh yeah? Do they also fart fairy dust and you can eat the candy cane roads? You guys definitely strike me as people that have absolutely no experience. You may have sold one or two cards on eBay. You look at prices on there right now or on a random local ad and assume that's marketprice and what you'll get no matter what.

When the entirety of GPU miners start selling their cards, there is no 'oh you're fine unless you're a big farm' everyone influences the prices of cards, not just one vendor. It's funny I'm actually arguing this stuff with you guys when half of what we do here evolves around understanding crypto-markets.

I dont know about USA, but in my country it is really easy to sell graphic cards. People will call you in minutes after you have put it on internet. So no problem selling cards here. Also Nvidia cards especially under warranty hold value very well and i will sell them at about 80-85% of their initial price without any problem. So I agree with Amph, the mining risk is minimal unless you go for a really big farm.

actually i was here, but i don't remember you in 2014, i sold easily my 10 x750ti with minor loss and they were already in the roi territory by a long shot

i didn't lose 40% of their retail value, but more like 33%

p.s. i sold them privately on a forum not on ebay

also you are wrong about very cheap electricity being only commercial rate and need contract etc...check kuwait/egypt rate, they are 1 cent, there are other country with very very cheap electricty

iceland also have 5 cent for everyone but life is more expesive there

People who have free electricity are in the absolute minority (and it probably wont be long before they get evicted, check BCT for stories on that). Electricity costs around .03~ are commercial rates and you can't get that without an actual business, which most people don't register as and you can't get at a location deemed residential (your house). Electricity rates aren't anything new, surprised it took you guys this long to look at the power companies website... Commercial rates are available everywhere.

I don't think you understand the concept of 'risk' dude. You weren't around in '14 when you had to sell off your hardware for 40% of the cost of what you bought it for. When people start dumping the GPU prices crash. There isn't enough demand on eBay to suck them all up. How many gamers want 20 GPUs?

Not just that, but eBay and paypal fees are around 12% all together. You can kiss that good bye. I'm sure gamers want to buy super low end processors with six PCIE slot motherboards. Bonus throw in some PCIE risers as well! Cause good luck selling those. Used PSUs and small SSDs also don't sell well.

If you think you're going to resell your 1070 for $400 and you're going to recoup 90% of your cost you're in for a surprise if things fall apart, ohh and it's a doozy.

some of them have nearly free electricity, from 1 to 5 cent, so it make sense for them to invest in mining, everyone would invest with cheap energy

but even everything collapse you just sell to gamers, no big risk here

Yep, zec and eth heading to $5, not sure about btc and xmr. And still newcomers asking help to invest tens of thousands to mining hardware.

Interesting to see where this goes, right now it doesn't look good.

Ships sinking guys, we may dip under $1 per GPU this month (1070). May have absolutely nothing to do with Ethereum either... We need something new to perk things up here. Equihash apparently isn't going to cut it.

Not sure what's using private kernels right now... Nvidia miners are on everything but Equihash and Ethereum, so they equalize with Equihash.

Because 100 000 gpus are mining with private kernels. Perhaps for me...

But still relevant considering there is almost nothing to mine. ^^

This is old news.

slow...

Lyra2v2 is currently being harvested

GTX 1080 51.2 MH/s (nanashi miner - 48MH/s)
PS. Compile in MS VC 2013 x64 version. x86 incorrect work in win 10 for me.

that's what i meant, i'm curious about lyra2re, if there is any significant boost

Nope this is not ccminer 1.84 but indeed there is a preparation of 1.8.4 in the repo.