CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 679.

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Quote from: sp_ on May 07, 2016, 01:36:58 PM

Quote from: moaddip on May 07, 2016, 01:01:48 PM

Quote from: sp_ on May 07, 2016, 01:00:14 PM

0.1 btc

BTC: 1CTiNJyoUmbdMRACtteRWXhGqtSETYd6Vd

this address ?

I serve any stranger with BTC.

really? ...

well i have still yet to see the latest spmod6 in my email mate ...

you have not sent it yet - ive checked records my incoming records ...

i have one windows machine i can test it on - so im waiting for it ... could you please send ...

tanx ...

#crysx

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Quote from: tbearhere on May 07, 2016, 05:43:03 PM

I'm looking now to see the cheapest 4 core cpu to get for the asrock.

You must be expecting a massive increase in hash to justify a new CPU? Isn't it more profitable to continue hashing on the existing equipment?

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Quote from: scryptr on May 07, 2016, 12:32:57 PM

4 PHYSICAL CORES--

It is an older generation i7 2600 CPU, and will run 8 threads. It can run 16 threads CPU mining if its is not concurrently mining on GPU. I am able to run 6 threads on the CPU concurrently with GPU mining, and be mining on two different algos. The computer is slow at this point, but I can use notepad or look at a webpage. The CPU mining hash rates are a result from TPruvot's CPU miner-multi.

Answering sp_ , it is the only Windows computer that I have. There is something wrong with the NeoScrypt benchmark, my 960 gets about 390kH/s rather than 405kH/s that I get with Private Miner #5. This benchmark is offf by a factor of ~10X.

Right now I am mining ETH with my 960, a very stable algo. The computer is responsive. I am not using the NiceHash miner at the moment. --scryptr

Thx I probably won't be able to use it on my 2 core.
I just got back my 970 gtx g1 and the rig just crashes on sp5 pr.... and the stock clocks go real high on the 2nd card.. i don't get it so i have to set them to the 980ti's and the other 970 gtx g1. So maybe for that high hashing rig I should get a 4 core. Right now i'm going to go back to an older build, but not sure if that would work. I'm looking now to see the cheapest 4 core cpu to get for the asrock.

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Quote from: sp_ on May 06, 2016, 06:22:59 PM

Nice. You run the 750ti miner on a 960.

OMG! Neoscrypt is up 100%!!!

priv #5 and #6 Neoscrypt performance is same as release80 for me on a 950

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Quote from: sp_ on May 07, 2016, 01:00:14 PM

0.1 btc

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this address ?

I serve any stranger with BTC.

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Quote from: AzzAz on May 06, 2016, 09:43:44 PM

Nvidia just announced 1080 will sell for $599 from june. They say it is 2x titanx for VR and 3x efficient than titanx. From the graph looks like for gaming it is 1.5 x faster than 980 and some 1.3 x more power. How it will mine?

ho ho ho

..... well specs are never compared head to head on gpu it never was never will be ... just wait when the card come out and we will see but i think i will be awsome for mining

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Quote from: sp_ on May 07, 2016, 01:00:14 PM

0.1 btc

BTC: 1CTiNJyoUmbdMRACtteRWXhGqtSETYd6Vd

this address ?

sp_

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0.1 btc

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Quote from: restless on May 07, 2016, 12:50:14 PM

Trust in God.
Others pay cash (btc) Cheesy

who pays, how much?

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Quote from: tbearhere on May 07, 2016, 09:19:18 AM

Quote from: scryptr on May 06, 2016, 04:22:40 PM

BENCHMARK TESTING sp_ PRIVATE #6 --

Results were obtained using an EVGA 2GB GTX 960 SC card, with clocks +80 core/+ 240 memory. System is Win 7 x64. --scryptr

How many cores on you cpu scryptr ?

What do I need to do to get private miner?

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4 PHYSICAL CORES--

It is an older generation i7 2600 CPU, and will run 8 threads. It can run 16 threads CPU mining if its is not concurrently mining on GPU. I am able to run 6 threads on the CPU concurrently with GPU mining, and be mining on two different algos. The computer is slow at this point, but I can use notepad or look at a webpage. The CPU mining hash rates are a result from TPruvot's CPU miner-multi.

Answering sp_ , it is the only Windows computer that I have. There is something wrong with the NeoScrypt benchmark, my 960 gets about 390kH/s rather than 405kH/s that I get with Private Miner #5. This benchmark is offf by a factor of ~10X.

Right now I am mining ETH with my 960, a very stable algo. The computer is responsive. I am not using the NiceHash miner at the moment. --scryptr

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Quote from: scryptr on May 06, 2016, 04:22:40 PM

BENCHMARK TESTING sp_ PRIVATE #6 --

I recieved my copy of sp_ Private Miner #6 today, and benchmarked it using NiceHash Miner v1.4.0.1. NiceHash Miner v1.4.0.1 comes standard with sp_ 's v1.79 release of CCminer. This public version was used as a comparison. Here are the results:

Benchmark results for sp_ v1.79 (public).

Benchmark results for sp_ Private Miner #6.

Results were obtained using an EVGA 2GB GTX 960 SC card, with clocks +80 core/+ 240 memory. System is Win 7 x64. --scryptr

How many cores on you cpu scryptr ?

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Quote from: sp_ on May 06, 2016, 06:22:59 PM

Nice. You run the 750ti miner on a 960.

OMG! Neoscrypt is up 100%!!!

sp ...

i still havent got the executable for the windows miner for the latest spmod ...

have you sent? ...

#crysx

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Nvidia just announced 1080 will sell for $599 from june. They say it is 2x titanx for VR and 3x efficient than titanx. From the graph looks like for gaming it is 1.5 x faster than 980 and some 1.3 x more power. How it will mine?

sp_

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Nice. You run the 750ti miner on a 960.

OMG! Neoscrypt is up 100%!!!

scryptr

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BENCHMARK TESTING sp_ PRIVATE #6 --

I recieved my copy of sp_ Private Miner #6 today, and benchmarked it using NiceHash Miner v1.4.0.1. NiceHash Miner v1.4.0.1 comes standard with sp_ 's v1.79 release of CCminer. This public version was used as a comparison. Here are the results:

Benchmark results for sp_ v1.79 (public).

Benchmark results for sp_ Private Miner #6.

Results were obtained using an EVGA 2GB GTX 960 SC card, with clocks +80 core/+ 240 memory. System is Win 7 x64. --scryptr

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Dual miner plz... SP stop messing around with the plebs that don't matter. D:

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Quote from: Amph on May 05, 2016, 05:08:16 AM

ok, i've found how to reset to p2 state without rebooting your computer and without using inspector, just this nvidia-smi -rac

very useful, was a pain in the ass to reset each i need to use other algo, which otherwise would result in a drivers crash with p0 state, like quark...probably due to the high overclock...

I see Amph Thx

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Quote from: tbearhere on May 06, 2016, 01:02:33 PM

Quote from: Amph on May 06, 2016, 11:51:47 AM

Quote from: tbearhere on May 06, 2016, 08:50:05 AM

Quote from: Amph on May 04, 2016, 12:58:19 PM

there is a way to change back the p state from 0 to 2 without using nvidia inspector? with command prompt for example?

I found --pstate=0 to set clocks to the p0 state.....but I haven't tried it yet.

If there is that --pstate=0 then maybe there is --pstate=2 which is what my 980ti and 970gtx are running at right now.
Remember I found this on the readme docs and I haven't tried it yet. Wink

EDIT:Also --keep-clocks prevents clocks from resetting.

use ths command nvidia-smi -rac

I'm familiar with nvidia-smi ........ but -rac what is that? What does it do?
Thx

reset the application clock, it's the opposite of nvidia-smi -ac, which is used to force the p-state to 0

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