Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 742. (Read 2347659 times)
My miner is getting the correct hashrate at the pool. If you mine at yiimp you loose 5% in fees. If you solomine,you don`t pay fees.
On gtx 970 yes, but on the 750ti and the 980ti No.
Decred pays around 0.006 for a GHASH. A single [email protected] ghash generate 0,0174BTC a day ($7.3)
etherum@22mhash generate $6.84
Decred pays around 0.006 for a GHASH. A single [email protected] ghash generate 0,0174BTC a day ($7.3)
etherum@22mhash generate $6.84
the accepted is lower than the megahash in that screen is 2.7, so it's less earning
5x750Ti@1300 core
ccMiner 1.7.3 fork by tpruvot
Decred miner#3
ccMiner 1.7.3 fork by tpruvot
Decred miner#3
version #4 is littlebit faster on the 750ti, and use less CPU. (works on 6 cards celeron rigs)
5x750Ti@1300 core
ccMiner 1.7.3 fork by tpruvot
https://i.imgur.com/TjqNvaJ.jpg?1
Decred miner#3
https://i.imgur.com/3kPq9wU.jpg?1
ccMiner 1.7.3 fork by tpruvot
https://i.imgur.com/TjqNvaJ.jpg?1
Decred miner#3
https://i.imgur.com/3kPq9wU.jpg?1
On gtx 970 yes, but on the 750ti and the 980ti No.
Decred pays around 0.006 for a GHASH. A single [email protected] ghash generate 0,0174BTC a day ($7.3)
etherum@22mhash generate $6.84
Decred pays around 0.006 for a GHASH. A single [email protected] ghash generate 0,0174BTC a day ($7.3)
etherum@22mhash generate $6.84
ethereum is much more profitable to mine so this is pointless, i can mine ethereum and buy more decred than mining decred
Get ready for decred private miner version #4 (0.1 BTC)
with -i 30.9 and more overclocking
with -i 30.9 and more overclocking
But a pain just to build it. I once started on ccminer integration but gave up. Too many dependecies. Too much work.
You're saying it like as if you'll be doing it for free.I have 1000 checkins in ccminer sp-mod opensource. 1.5 years of hard work spare time.I get a few btc for my optimized kernals. More profit for the miners, little profit for me.
As you said before, you're going to invest big. Well, do it. You'll be the miner and you'll be the one making the "big" profit.
The devs always complain about not earning enough, the fact that the big miners make most profit.
Of course they do. They invested most. People tend to forget that and only see the numbers that are coming in.
This is why a dev fee is the absolute best payment model for long term development and investment. A subscription fee that scales based on hash rate. If you have one GPU or thousands. The developers get a piece of the action and can continue to improve their programs in a meaningful way to miners.
It sure is. If only there wasn't so much you have to do with anti-debugging and obfuscation to make that viable...
Not anymore then releasing a model that doesn't require a fee. Validity can simply be done where if it can't connect to the fee pool the miner halts. Tearing apart the packets from there isn't probably going to be something anyone will do for 2% additional income.
But a pain just to build it. I once started on ccminer integration but gave up. Too many dependecies. Too much work.
You're saying it like as if you'll be doing it for free.I have 1000 checkins in ccminer sp-mod opensource. 1.5 years of hard work spare time.I get a few btc for my optimized kernals. More profit for the miners, little profit for me.
As you said before, you're going to invest big. Well, do it. You'll be the miner and you'll be the one making the "big" profit.
The devs always complain about not earning enough, the fact that the big miners make most profit.
Of course they do. They invested most. People tend to forget that and only see the numbers that are coming in.
This is why a dev fee is the absolute best payment model for long term development and investment. A subscription fee that scales based on hash rate. If you have one GPU or thousands. The developers get a piece of the action and can continue to improve their programs in a meaningful way to miners.
Pools have been doing this forever. Back when Scrypt was big there was one or two pools that tried out a subscription flat fee and stopped as it got no traction and wasn't representative of the people mining on the pool. People that had no money were left high and dry, people who had huge farms profited the most.
But a pain just to build it. I once started on ccminer integration but gave up. Too many dependecies. Too much work.
You're saying it like as if you'll be doing it for free.The devs always complain about not earning enough, the fact that the big miners make most profit.
Of course they do. They invested most. People tend to forget that and only see the numbers that are coming in.
True. The investors are taking a high risk. I am investing my profit into new hardware...
You think you'll have private miners ready after pascal comes out?
But a pain just to build it. I once started on ccminer integration but gave up. Too many dependecies. Too much work.
You're saying it like as if you'll be doing it for free.The devs always complain about not earning enough, the fact that the big miners make most profit.
Of course they do. They invested most. People tend to forget that and only see the numbers that are coming in.
True. The investors are taking a high risk. I am investing my profit into new hardware...
But a pain just to build it. I once started on ccminer integration but gave up. Too many dependecies. Too much work.
You're saying it like as if you'll be doing it for free.I have 1000 checkins in ccminer sp-mod opensource. 1.5 years of hard work spare time.I get a few btc for my optimized kernals. More profit for the miners, little profit for me.
As you said before, you're going to invest big. Well, do it. You'll be the miner and you'll be the one making the "big" profit.
The devs always complain about not earning enough, the fact that the big miners make most profit.
Of course they do. They invested most. People tend to forget that and only see the numbers that are coming in.
Etherum just passed 1 billion dollars in market cap. Who wan't to be the first altcoin billionaire?
2 Ethereum Ethereum $ 1,033,758,698 $ 13.30 77,701,680 ETH $ 44,587,500 17.83 %
Jump on the train. A ticket to the moon.
One etherum coin can be worth 1000$ in a few years just like bitcoin.
2 Ethereum Ethereum $ 1,033,758,698 $ 13.30 77,701,680 ETH $ 44,587,500 17.83 %
Jump on the train. A ticket to the moon.
One etherum coin can be worth 1000$ in a few years just like bitcoin.
Volume already passed BTC
BTC has two times Eth's volume according to coinmarketcap.
Sorry sp_, you started this OT in your own thread...
Bensam, do you have a link? I already feel I am loosing this fight but I am happy if eth has only 50% volume of btc
Bensam, you had some problems with weak CPU's, what exactly happens with your rigs?
But a pain just to build it. I once started on ccminer integration but gave up. Too many dependecies. Too much work.
You're saying it like as if you'll be doing it for free.I have 1000 checkins in ccminer sp-mod opensource. 1.5 years of hard work spare time.I get a few btc for my optimized kernals. More profit for the miners, little profit for me.
Etherum just passed 1 billion dollars in market cap. Who wan't to be the first altcoin billionaire?
2 Ethereum Ethereum $ 1,033,758,698 $ 13.30 77,701,680 ETH $ 44,587,500 17.83 %
Jump on the train. A ticket to the moon.
One etherum coin can be worth 1000$ in a few years just like bitcoin.
2 Ethereum Ethereum $ 1,033,758,698 $ 13.30 77,701,680 ETH $ 44,587,500 17.83 %
Jump on the train. A ticket to the moon.
One etherum coin can be worth 1000$ in a few years just like bitcoin.
Volume already passed BTC
BTC has two times Eth's volume according to coinmarketcap.
But a pain just to build it. I once started on ccminer integration but gave up. Too many dependecies. Too much work.
You're saying it like as if you'll be doing it for free.
Oh yeah, that would be quite lucrative for any dev selling it.
And the price would be far from 0.1 BTC...
Of course. But that would actually worth it.
True.
My bet is there aren't so many nvidia farms out there mining ETH.
Oh yeah, that would be quite lucrative for any dev selling it.
And the price would be far from 0.1 BTC...
Of course. But that would actually worth it.
Oh yeah, that would be quite lucrative for any dev selling it.
And the price would be far from 0.1 BTC...
980ti: 2,5GHASH 300W
750ti: 0.5GHASH (30W) (tdp/OC)
2x more bang for the buck with the 750ti, sp-modded kernals & configuration.
750ti: 0.5GHASH (30W) (tdp/OC)
2x more bang for the buck with the 750ti, sp-modded kernals & configuration.
You should really know by now how much power a 750 Ti really uses.
i need a private ethereum miner lol, with 10% increase
Oh yeah, that would be quite lucrative for any dev selling it.
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