Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 79. (Read 2347588 times)

Hey SP, I'll support the dev fee so long as the updates continue to flow.  Just leave it built-into the software and I'll use it.  I'll give you some feedback on how well it runs on my mixed bag of cards.  LOL
 

Too many people want something for nothing, huh

btxsp 6#

China's large mines have been transferred to foreign countries, our country's electricity is not as cheap as you want, I am Chinese.

That's when I started, I wouldn't say more profit. Jan of '14 you were making $98 per 7970 and then everything crashed and burned.

It very much can, the volatility due to the size of the network and how much cryptos fluctuate doesn't leave nearly as much room for negotiation. As we've seen BTC can go up and down in a day as much as 20%, as networks come closer and closer to capacity (capacity represented by power cost at $.1kWh), those flucatuations will start eating into profit on a daily basis. The network can never truly reach capacity and be 'profitable' unless there is leeway in between. It used to be a $1 was pretty much guaranteed, now when you're talking about 100s of thousands of GPUs on one coin (such as Zcash or Ethereum) there isn't breathing room when we get closer to that $1.

Markets will continue to fluctuate regardless of what mining does, we can expect to see what happened in Jan as well as the climb that ended in Dec. As I mentioned the difference with Dec is the hashrate didn't grow to match that $19k BTC finally reached. Imagine what would have happened if hashrate had increased to that point as it's doing right now? When it dipped to $6k almost everyone would be negative except for farms that get insanely cheap electricity, such as China. This is something new miners and a lot of old miners don't really understand.

In a way we almost needed to reach below electricity costs this Jan to stop the explosive growth we're currently experiencing. Since we never got there we are now in a worse predicament where people can no longer tell where that bottom is (as the bottom is now rushing upwards with a increase in network hash to match the growth in BTC). Even though BTC is still increasing in value since the $6k, profits ($) are decreasing, but not as fast as BTC revenue is decreasing.

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Hi sp_

Can you prefer any new shitcoins we can possibly mine and try get rich quick?

When the next crash comes are you this time going to keep your farm and wait for the better times? Or just dump your gpu´s?

I have been mining since 2013.In the autum of 2014 it was pretty bad. 4 years have passed and everything is much bigger now. More profit, but this might turn bad quickly. In a falling market it's important to have the fastest kernels with the lowest power consumption. NVIDIA sp-mod is pretty competetive here.

Sort of curious where mining is going, since we didn't drop below $5k, we never hit power consumption. Mining profit is steadily decreasing as the only thing keeping dollar value similar is the fact BTC is increasing in value. The amount of BTC you're making per GPU is still dropping every day. That of course means if BTC drops down we may drop below power cost at $6k now or 7, no way of knowing where that's going to stop as GPUs are still constantly being added to the network.

Someone should make a doomsday calculator based off the most popular coins, showing at what price we'll reach power consumption, since there isn't really anything like this available online. I think a reality check is very much in order for a lot of people. It's tough to do this when BTC is climbing. This is different then the last time BTC climbed a lot, there was not nearly as much demand and profits were increasing pretty steadily to match the increase in BTC value. They are no longer increasing, they're generally maintaining status quo while BTC inflates. This is very dangerous as new 'miners' don't seem to have a off switch for being retarded when it comes to investments.

The dip in BTC and mining profits we saw in January isn't over, now it's just racing the opposite direction where network hash is increasing to match BTC value (and other altcoin markets that mimic it). I have no idea where this is going to stop or at what points idiots (including those who read old articles and values) will stop buying. If you see $1 in profit per day per 1070 that's not guaranteed, considering if BTC dips 10% you could be negative. The closer we get to power costs the less leeway is available for BTC fluctuates.

I hit 37+

Bitcore #6 has been sendt to the donators. Check your inboxes..

Now show me some new world record bitcore hashrate screenshots  

bitcore #6 will be released today to the donators. (0.05btc)

Free update

you sent sp-mod #6

bitcore sp-mod #6 is peaking at 36 mhash on the 1080ti. #5 does 33 #2 does 30

what are the speed burst do you expect, SP?
I'm actually think that SP2 mod for btc is most OKis for me, the speed is good, the cards are not hungs and no fee.
if your sp6 will have 20% over sp2 mod, then I can switch.. if not.. then I'll stick with old one

I can't find dowsnload link for SP-MOD. Anyone can help me?

Then you just restart your miner every 59 minutes? XD

Bether to sell to big farms. Then they don't need to share the profit with the ppl who steal my work and destroy the profit.

The fastest lyra2z miner is the sp-mod. for big private farms only.
The fastest x17 miner is the sp-mod. for big private farms only.
The fastest C11 miner is the sp-mod. for big private farms only.
The fastest x16 miner is the sp-mod. for big private farms only.
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It is not easy to implement dev fee which cannot be disabled via reverse engineering / router re-forwarding

sp:
You deserve to be paid well for your work.

IMO you would be better off changing your licensing scheme.  Charging individual licensing fees leaves you open to piracy.  It is also cost prohibitive for the small miner who would take a long time to recover your fee.

Consider releasing the miner to all however consider inserting built in fee which pays you when every person runs your software.  This is like the case for many other clients out there.  Doing this helps protect you better from piracy and allows all people to benefit from the client you produce instead of just large operations who can more easily justify the fee you are charging now.

I'm sure you've heard it before.  Just a suggestion.