Source on the nist5 asic?
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Source on the nist5 asic?
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Source on the nist5 asic?
From zergpool 11/29 algos can be mined with asics. (38%)
* can be mined with asics
(*) probobly asic miners out there
*scrypt
(*)keccak
*qubit
*quark
neoscrypt
keccakc
lyra2z
xevan
yescryptR16
x17
*x11
(*)blake2s
x16r
hmq1725
hsr
bitcore
c11
yescrypt
phi
tribus
lyra2v2
skunk
sib
timetravel
(*)groestl
*nist5
*x13
*skein
*myr-gr
x16s
* can be mined with asics
(*) probobly asic miners out there
*scrypt
(*)keccak
*qubit
*quark
neoscrypt
keccakc
lyra2z
xevan
yescryptR16
x17
*x11
(*)blake2s
x16r
hmq1725
hsr
bitcore
c11
yescrypt
phi
tribus
lyra2v2
skunk
sib
timetravel
(*)groestl
*nist5
*x13
*skein
*myr-gr
x16s
they forgot one algo, veltor, which was used by only one coin
From zergpool 11/29 algos can be mined with asics. (38%)
* can be mined with asics
(*) probobly asic miners out there
*scrypt
(*)keccak
*qubit
*quark
neoscrypt
keccakc
lyra2z
xevan
yescryptR16
x17
*x11
(*)blake2s
x16r
hmq1725
hsr
bitcore
c11
yescrypt
phi
tribus
lyra2v2
skunk
sib
timetravel
(*)groestl
*nist5
*x13
*skein
*myr-gr
x16s
* can be mined with asics
(*) probobly asic miners out there
*scrypt
(*)keccak
*qubit
*quark
neoscrypt
keccakc
lyra2z
xevan
yescryptR16
x17
*x11
(*)blake2s
x16r
hmq1725
hsr
bitcore
c11
yescrypt
phi
tribus
lyra2v2
skunk
sib
timetravel
(*)groestl
*nist5
*x13
*skein
*myr-gr
x16s
even nist5 and x11gost now is asic minable, so we remain with only x16r and x16s and timetravel 10/phi/neos as a big algo, then you have a bunch of minion like poly and modification of wish algo for rubix
Monero nethash before the fork 1200 MHASH, nethash after the fork( block 693) 176 MHASH . the nethash will continue to decline until we reach 720 blocks.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
is the hashrate the same for the new algo? i mean a 1070ti do the same hash?
HASH RATE IS SIMILAR--
I see a loss of 0.8% on my rigs from monerov6 to monerov7 a few hash per card.
don't use -p stats
btw something wrong with spmod 7 bitcore, no result on pool, i'm trying with yiimp, it's not even showing my stats...
it say "pool asked your stats" on the miner...ah nevermind it's the fee
it say "pool asked your stats" on the miner...ah nevermind it's the fee
Monero nethash before the fork 1200 MHASH, nethash after the fork( block 693) 176 MHASH . the nethash will continue to decline until we reach 720 blocks.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
is the hashrate the same for the new algo? i mean a 1070ti do the same hash?
HASH RATE IS SIMILAR--
I am getting very similar hash rates and energy usage per hardware device. However, different software packages perform with vastly different results. Claymore v11.3 XMR (no fee) outperforms SGminer-GM by nearly 200H/s on my R9 Fury cards (830H/s per Fury now). I do not modify my BIOS or tune the software extensively, I just run it. Likewise, CCminer is outperformed by XMR-Stak. My single-fan 750ti SC cards perform at ~260H/s with XMR-Stak, and at ~200H/s with Epsylon's CCminer v2.2.5. Epsylon has not yet implemented the new Monero v7 algo, either. My 1070ti cards get ~650H/s with XMR-Stak with either algo. --scryptr
EDIT: Apparently, Epsylon3 has just updated CCminer. My single-fan 750ti SC cards now hash Monero v7 at ~210H/s. I need to re-compile XMR-Stak for a more comprehensive comparison. --scryptr
Monero nethash before the fork 1200 MHASH, nethash after the fork( block 693) 176 MHASH . the nethash will continue to decline until we reach 720 blocks.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
is the hashrate the same for the new algo? i mean a 1070ti do the same hash?
Monero nethash before the fork 1200 MHASH, nethash after the fork( block 693) 176 MHASH . the nethash will continue to decline until we reach 720 blocks.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
Nah, looks like the difficulty is going back up, but it could just be a lump of miners shifting over.
Monero nethash before the fork 1200 MHASH, nethash after the fork( block 693) 176 MHASH . the nethash will continue to decline until we reach 720 blocks.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
The 'real' CN total nethash before this latest October pump was somewhere around 0.2-0.3GH. ETN launch added some, nethash almost passed XMR back then. Organic growth.
If I had to guess this will only get worse. Sorry guys.
Monero nethash before the fork 1200 MHASH, nethash after the fork( block 693) 176 MHASH . the nethash will continue to decline until we reach 720 blocks.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
@sp-: When release new cryptonight-spmod with modified CryptonightV7 algo? If I know right circa 3 lines must be rewritten.At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
Monero nethash before the fork 1200 MHASH, nethash after the fork( block 693) 176 MHASH . the nethash will continue to decline until we reach 720 blocks.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
At 176 MHASH we got around 352 000 gpu's mining (@500h/s). This should take some load of ethereum and zcash and boost the profit all over the board.
Doesn't matter what AMD hardware is doing on Cryptov7, if it's more profitable then everything else then Nvidia mines it too.
Currently it's the most profitable thing on Whattomine and it keeps climbing. I don't think it's far fetched to expect $3 a day per 1070 once the difficulty equalizes, at least for the time being. There is a lot of hash on Equihash and other networks like Dagger which I'm sure will switch off once they catch wind.
Monero is a big old bird, this is big news, especially if more of the old blood Cryptonote coins switch.
Currently it's the most profitable thing on Whattomine and it keeps climbing. I don't think it's far fetched to expect $3 a day per 1070 once the difficulty equalizes, at least for the time being. There is a lot of hash on Equihash and other networks like Dagger which I'm sure will switch off once they catch wind.
Monero is a big old bird, this is big news, especially if more of the old blood Cryptonote coins switch.
CRYPTONIGHT V7 (NEW ALGO)--
I have re-configured all my rigs (both nVidia and AMD) to mine the new ASIC-resistant Monero v7 algorithm. Currently, my calculations show that I have tripled my income versus mining the standard CryptoNight algorithm. WhatToMine seems to agree. While Ethereum (ETH) was posted as the top earner yesterday, the new Monero is tops today. The new algorithm is still low energy. --scryptr
Doesn't matter what AMD hardware is doing on Cryptov7, if it's more profitable then everything else then Nvidia mines it too.
Currently it's the most profitable thing on Whattomine and it keeps climbing. I don't think it's far fetched to expect $3 a day per 1070 once the difficulty equalizes, at least for the time being. There is a lot of hash on Equihash and other networks like Dagger which I'm sure will switch off once they catch wind.
Monero is a big old bird, this is big news, especially if more of the old blood Cryptonote coins switch.
Currently it's the most profitable thing on Whattomine and it keeps climbing. I don't think it's far fetched to expect $3 a day per 1070 once the difficulty equalizes, at least for the time being. There is a lot of hash on Equihash and other networks like Dagger which I'm sure will switch off once they catch wind.
Monero is a big old bird, this is big news, especially if more of the old blood Cryptonote coins switch.
Looks like all the nvidia favored algo and miner threads will have a relief from amd users on how to configure their rigs..
Doesn't matter what AMD hardware is doing on Cryptov7, if it's more profitable then everything else then Nvidia mines it too.
Currently it's the most profitable thing on Whattomine and it keeps climbing. I don't think it's far fetched to expect $3 a day per 1070 once the difficulty equalizes, at least for the time being. There is a lot of hash on Equihash and other networks like Dagger which I'm sure will switch off once they catch wind.
Monero is a big old bird, this is big news, especially if more of the old blood Cryptonote coins switch.
Currently it's the most profitable thing on Whattomine and it keeps climbing. I don't think it's far fetched to expect $3 a day per 1070 once the difficulty equalizes, at least for the time being. There is a lot of hash on Equihash and other networks like Dagger which I'm sure will switch off once they catch wind.
Monero is a big old bird, this is big news, especially if more of the old blood Cryptonote coins switch.
Someone sells SPmod of x16r???
find miner z-enemy, it's faster and more stable than the one that supposedly offers SPthis is especially noticeable on cards 1080ti
and he only takes 2% of dev Free
unlike miner JV for which you pay for the purchase, so inside and 2% of its screwed
Someone sells SPmod of x16r???
find miner z-enemy, it's faster and more stable than the one that supposedly offers SPthis is especially noticeable on cards 1080ti
and he only takes 2% of dev Free
unlike miner JV for which you pay for the purchase, so inside and 2% of its screwed
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