https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16010443
Hope it gives you some ideas SP_
Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 600. (Read 2347641 times)
Made a Thread for all the Optimisations for Dual mining with Claymore Miner for ETH:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16010443
Hope it gives you some ideas SP_
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16010443
Hope it gives you some ideas SP_
I have recompiled spreadcoin private #9 with cuda 8.0 and there is a small speedup on the gtx 1070. On Maxwell there is a drop of 5%
good, how much improvement?
I am looking at LBRY now. I see some things that can be done.
de ja vu?The LBRY kernal is pretty good, difficult to gain much. But it might be possible to rewrite so it can be dual mined with etherum.
I need to remove the memory accesses and shrink the kernal to fit the instruction cache.
I have recompiled spreadcoin private #9 with cuda 8.0 and there is a small speedup on the gtx 1070. On Maxwell there is a drop of 5%
Is that ATH for XMR?
No, but it was close. ATH was at 0.01 , 19th June 2014 Aah, it was that mintpal pump. Vote us to mintpal and we are 3000 btc/ day.
Is that ATH for XMR?
No, but it was close. ATH was at 0.01 , 19th June 2014
Is that ATH for XMR?
Does someone could share which tool edits Pascal's and Maxwell's BIOS..
It was no tool for Pascal cards 2-3 days ago
But Crazy Hands says you can write Founders cards with another bios freely, case all Founders are same
For a Maxwell - check
http://www.overclock.net/t/1573308/nvidia-gtx-900-cards-custom-bios-upon-request
it's a good link to learn, but first you need to learn how to return bios after you make a brick from your card (a lot in YouTube)
Does someone could share which tool edits Pascal's and Maxwell's BIOS..
Techpowerup is usually where people go for bios mods. I would NOT suggest messing with your bios unless you know what you're doing. You can easily royally fuck things up, even when you think you know what you're doing... Like flashing to a slightly different model... or even one you think is the same and find out it's a different revision.
Not sure if you missed it, but have you considered selling your DCR optimizations to Claymore SP?
I am looking at LBRY now. I see some things that can be done.
de ja vu? 
Does someone could share which tool edits Pascal's and Maxwell's BIOS..
I don't think it's possible yet for Pascal.
Does someone could share which tool edits Pascal's and Maxwell's BIOS..
You can try this for maxwell
http://www.overclock.net/t/1517316
Does someone could share which tool edits Pascal's and Maxwell's BIOS..
yes, like re selling it
I am looking at LBRY now. I see some things that can be done.
I am looking at LBRY now. I see some things that can be done.
SP have you taken a look at Lbry? Epyslon did a pretty good job, but worth it if you can get more performance out of it.
I've earned 30BTC in donations in 2.5 years for making the fastest opensource MAXWELL crypto kernals in the world. I am not a cuda student any more.. I want to make the fastest private kernals as well... And I will let you mine with me for a 2% fee. Good for the coins (spread).
What do you mean sp 2% fee? how will that be applied? Are you talking about 2% fee at your pool? How is it applied.Anywhere I hash..
I'm also curious about that: will you be switching pool at intervals? Will that include an algo change (i.e. will you have a donation pool for every algo)?
it's like clymore, he take 2% of you submitted share
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15848222
2% no way just a couple of beers if not 2% x 20th x 15 different coins my god.
So he must have an account on every pool in existence, now and forever?
Or he just points hash for whatever algo at nicehash that will exist now and forever and it'll all get funneled into one BTC address. Easy as pie.
Not the best way to maximize profits, but the easiest way to manage a system like that. For random coins like Lbry he'll need a account at a pool somewhere or have his own setup.
So he must have an account on every pool in existence, now and forever?
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