i am playing with intensy and got this results :
970+960 core 1503 mem 3005
970+960 core 1503 mem 3005
What do you get with sp-mod #7?
Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 656. (Read 2347641 times)
What do you get with sp-mod #7?
Seems to work. Why don't you try yourself.
What hashrates are you getting?
What hashrates are you getting?
sp-mod #7 has been sendt to the donators. Check you inboxes.
Can you compare hashrates of nicehash lyra2v2 version and yours #7 private after incorporating this open source code in it?
sp-mod #7 has been sendt to the donators. Check you inboxes.
About what encryption are you talking about?
Isn't it an open source?
https://github.com/nicehash/ccminer-sp/commit/8fd0d35c314266c1b3186a3d16c79212df611f0a
Isn't it an open source?
https://github.com/nicehash/ccminer-sp/commit/8fd0d35c314266c1b3186a3d16c79212df611f0a
The binary has probobly been sold and spread earlier(closed source). There is code that will corrupt the hash if you don't add the two lines of code outside the kernal code.
Doesn't make any sense..
d_hash2[thr_id] = (uint64_t*)(((uint64_t)d_hash2[thr_id] + 127)&~127);
lyra2v2_cpu_init(thr_id, throughput, d_hash2[thr_id]);
(....)
d_hash[thr_id] = (uint64_t*)(((uint64_t)d_hash[thr_id] + 127)&~127);
bether to remove it like this:
lyra2v2_cpu_init(thr_id, throughput, d_hash2[thr_id]);
(...)
d_hash2[thr_id] = (uint64_t*)(((uint64_t)d_hash2[thr_id] + 127)&~127);
lyra2v2_cpu_init(thr_id, throughput, d_hash2[thr_id]);
(....)
d_hash[thr_id] = (uint64_t*)(((uint64_t)d_hash[thr_id] + 127)&~127);
bether to remove it like this:
lyra2v2_cpu_init(thr_id, throughput, d_hash2[thr_id]);
(...)
Mhm good .
Spmod #7 lyra2v2 results
standard clocks
980ti (1280 core clock) 35600 (g1 gaming)
970 (1366 core clock) 22600 (g1 gaming)
960 (1350 core clock) 14500 (msi gaming)
750ti (1275 core clock) 6700 (asus strix)
so 970+960 would do around 37100 on 1350mhz core
Both tsiv and djm34 had kernals with the shuffle instruction a few days after the launch. This nicehash kernal has a simple crypt pass to avoid kernal extraction and reverse engineering. So my bet is that it is a private kernal that has been bougth and spread.
standard clocks
980ti (1280 core clock) 35600 (g1 gaming)
970 (1366 core clock) 22600 (g1 gaming)
960 (1350 core clock) 14500 (msi gaming)
750ti (1275 core clock) 6700 (asus strix)
so 970+960 would do around 37100 on 1350mhz core
Both tsiv and djm34 had kernals with the shuffle instruction a few days after the launch. This nicehash kernal has a simple crypt pass to avoid kernal extraction and reverse engineering. So my bet is that it is a private kernal that has been bougth and spread.
About what encryption are you talking about?
Isn't it an open source?
https://github.com/nicehash/ccminer-sp/commit/8fd0d35c314266c1b3186a3d16c79212df611f0a
Is that what we've seen in japaneese kernel a first use of nvidia shared memory technology to improve mining speeds?
Ofcourse not. Shared mem is already used in groestl, simd,echo, shavite (4 of the hashing algos in x11 in ccminer sp-mod)
Spmod #7 lyra2v2 results
standard clocks
980ti (1280 core clock) 35600 (g1 gaming)
970 (1366 core clock) 22600 (g1 gaming)
960 (1350) 14500 (msi gaming)
so 970+960 would do around 37100 on 1350mhz core
Both tsiv and djm34 had kernals with the shuffle instruction a few days after the launch. This nicehash kernal has a simple crypt pass to avoid kernal extraction and reverse engineering. So my bet is that it is a private kernal that has been bougth and spread.
standard clocks
980ti (1280 core clock) 35600 (g1 gaming)
970 (1366 core clock) 22600 (g1 gaming)
960 (1350) 14500 (msi gaming)
so 970+960 would do around 37100 on 1350mhz core
Both tsiv and djm34 had kernals with the shuffle instruction a few days after the launch. This nicehash kernal has a simple crypt pass to avoid kernal extraction and reverse engineering. So my bet is that it is a private kernal that has been bougth and spread.
Is that what we've seen in japaneese kernel a first use of nvidia shared memory technology to improve mining speeds?
Spmod #7 lyra2v2 results
standard clocks
980ti (1280 core clock) 35600 (g1 gaming)
970 (1366 core clock) 22600 (g1 gaming)
960 (1350 core clock) 14500 (msi gaming)
750ti (1275 core clock) 6700 (asus strix)
so 970+960 would do around 37100 on 1350mhz core
Both tsiv and djm34 had kernals with the shuffle instruction a few days after the launch. This nicehash kernal has a simple crypt pass to avoid kernal extraction and reverse engineering. So my bet is that it is a private kernal has been used for a long time in binary form before it was bought by nicehash and spread.
standard clocks
980ti (1280 core clock) 35600 (g1 gaming)
970 (1366 core clock) 22600 (g1 gaming)
960 (1350 core clock) 14500 (msi gaming)
750ti (1275 core clock) 6700 (asus strix)
so 970+960 would do around 37100 on 1350mhz core
Both tsiv and djm34 had kernals with the shuffle instruction a few days after the launch. This nicehash kernal has a simple crypt pass to avoid kernal extraction and reverse engineering. So my bet is that it is a private kernal has been used for a long time in binary form before it was bought by nicehash and spread.
I don't think that he speaks chinese ;-)
Yeah!!!
//一個手前のスレッドからデータを貰う(同時に一個先のスレッドにデータを送る)
sp still didn't find the sources of this optimized lyra to include to his private? ))
"google translate" says it's japanese
I don't think that he speaks chinese ;-)
Yeah!!!
//一個手前のスレッドからデータを貰う(同時に一個先のスレッドにデータを送る)
sp still didn't find the sources of this optimized lyra to include to his private? ))
"google translate" says it's japanese
I don't think that he speaks chinese ;-)
Yeah!!!
//一個手前のスレッドからデータを貰う(同時に一個先のスレッドにデータを送る)
sp still didn't find the sources of this optimized lyra to include to his private? ))
[...] talking about the fact that people will always pump at least one coin, they just follow the hype, money is like energy it just move from one place to another does not vanish
nice theory!
my version: there will always be people buying and then selling lower :-D
(redistribution of wealth from most to some, one way or another)
Cool stuff, but the coming apocalypse it wont matter... Everyone knows about Lyra, they'll all switch to it, it'll bomb too... 4TH is a lot of hashrate I don't think you guys realize how much hashrate that is.
Are we going to see the Lyra2 update in ccminer?
Are we going to see the Lyra2 update in ccminer?
money will simple move to something else
the bitcoin boom with the halving will cause new influx of money, i'm confident that there will be profit for a long time
That's not the way markets work. People that are investing don't care about miners or their problems.
not talking about that, talking about the fact that people will always pump at least one coin, they just follow the hype, money is like energy it just move from one place to another does not vanish
the same way they moved to etheruem prior the pump
i am playing with intensy and got this results :
970+960 core 1503 mem 3005
970+960 core 1503 mem 3005
Cool stuff, but the coming apocalypse it wont matter... Everyone knows about Lyra, they'll all switch to it, it'll bomb too... 4TH is a lot of hashrate I don't think you guys realize how much hashrate that is.
Are we going to see the Lyra2 update in ccminer?
Are we going to see the Lyra2 update in ccminer?
money will simple move to something else
the bitcoin boom with the halving will cause new influx of money, i'm confident that there will be profit for a long time
That's not the way markets work. People that are investing don't care about miners or their problems.
Cool stuff, but the coming apocalypse it wont matter... Everyone knows about Lyra, they'll all switch to it, it'll bomb too... 4TH is a lot of hashrate I don't think you guys realize how much hashrate that is.
Are we going to see the Lyra2 update in ccminer?
Are we going to see the Lyra2 update in ccminer?
I love how much you like Ethereum.
Eth is powered by GPUs. GPU miners can switch to any GPU algo they want. 4TH in mining power will be pushed to every other coin when Eth goes PoS. No other coin has the volume or capacity to handle 4TH. All coins will go negative. It'll take a few months before people start powering down their rigs and move on. It's pretty straightforward.
-i 18
sp-mod private #6: 4675
Lyra2v2-Nicehash: 6100 (30% faster)
Not bad, I think the work has been done by djm34.
There will be another update for the private miner donators. (all nicehash algos optimized)
sp-mod private #7: 6550 (with -i 22 6733) (7 % faster than the nicehash binary on the same intensity)
I am ready testing SP #7 if SP send me copy (also i buyer SP#5,6 miner)
sp-mod private: 4675
Lyra2v2-Nicehash: 6100 (30% faster)
Not bad, I think the work has been done by djm34.
Lyra2v2-Nicehash: 6100 (30% faster)
Not bad, I think the work has been done by djm34.
I don't think that he speaks chinese ;-)
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