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legendary
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! --

And best wishes for the New Year! I am awaiting sp_'s newest release (dot 78) and hoping that this "New Year's Baby" does more than crawl!  Wink        --scryptr
idem...
happy new year to every one  Smiley
legendary
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! --

And best wishes for the New Year! I am awaiting sp_'s newest release (dot 78) and hoping that this "New Year's Baby" does more than crawl!  Wink        --scryptr
Mek
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mtc.mekweb.eu - mega transistor clock
Free gpu miner for NVIDIA cards:

release 77++ (git)

980ti: 4.1GHASH
980:  3.05GHASH
970: 2,63MHASH
960:  1,71MHASH
750ti: 930MHASH

ccminer -a blakecoin

1.5.77(sp-MOD) is available here: (20-dec-2015)

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/releases/

The sourcecode is available here:

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer
Hello, how do I test the hashrate for blakecoin with my card? I tried mining against my wallet (no pool) - it's running on port 21:
Code:
ccminer -a blakecoin --url=http://127.0.0.1:21 --userpass=myuser:mypass
I get this cryptic error:
Code:
[2015-12-31 17:52:14] NVAPI GPU monitoring enabled.
[2015-12-31 17:52:14] 1 miner thread started, using 'blakecoin' algorithm.
[2015-12-31 17:52:14] Binding thread 0 to cpu 0 (mask 1)
Cuda error in func 'blake256_cpu_setBlock_16' at line 703 : invalid device symbol.
My device is GTX670M in a gaming laptop with optimus.
Can you help, please?

Your card is using Fermi based GPU so you would have to use this ccminer instead. Happened to me once  Tongue
https://github.com/tpruvot/ccminer/releases


Thanks, it works! I am getting around 150 MH/s (fyi).
member
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Free gpu miner for NVIDIA cards:

release 77++ (git)

980ti: 4.1GHASH
980:  3.05GHASH
970: 2,63MHASH
960:  1,71MHASH
750ti: 930MHASH

ccminer -a blakecoin

1.5.77(sp-MOD) is available here: (20-dec-2015)

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/releases/

The sourcecode is available here:

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer
Hello, how do I test the hashrate for blakecoin with my card? I tried mining against my wallet (no pool) - it's running on port 21:
Code:
ccminer -a blakecoin --url=http://127.0.0.1:21 --userpass=myuser:mypass
I get this cryptic error:
Code:
[2015-12-31 17:52:14] NVAPI GPU monitoring enabled.
[2015-12-31 17:52:14] 1 miner thread started, using 'blakecoin' algorithm.
[2015-12-31 17:52:14] Binding thread 0 to cpu 0 (mask 1)
Cuda error in func 'blake256_cpu_setBlock_16' at line 703 : invalid device symbol.
My device is GTX670M in a gaming laptop with optimus.
Can you help, please?

Your card is using Fermi based GPU so you would have to use this ccminer instead. Happened to me once  Tongue
https://github.com/tpruvot/ccminer/releases

Mek
jr. member
Activity: 75
Merit: 7
mtc.mekweb.eu - mega transistor clock
Free gpu miner for NVIDIA cards:

release 77++ (git)

980ti: 4.1GHASH
980:  3.05GHASH
970: 2,63MHASH
960:  1,71MHASH
750ti: 930MHASH

ccminer -a blakecoin

1.5.77(sp-MOD) is available here: (20-dec-2015)

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/releases/

The sourcecode is available here:

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer
Hello, how do I test the hashrate for blakecoin with my card? I tried mining against my wallet (no pool) - it's running on port 21:
Code:
ccminer -a blakecoin --url=http://127.0.0.1:21 --userpass=myuser:mypass
I get this cryptic error:
Code:
[2015-12-31 17:52:14] NVAPI GPU monitoring enabled.
[2015-12-31 17:52:14] 1 miner thread started, using 'blakecoin' algorithm.
[2015-12-31 17:52:14] Binding thread 0 to cpu 0 (mask 1)
Cuda error in func 'blake256_cpu_setBlock_16' at line 703 : invalid device symbol.
My device is GTX670M in a gaming laptop with optimus.
Can you help, please?
hero member
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Happy New Year to all of you & I hope you will evolve to be a better human being in this new year.

Regards

Sam Smiley
legendary
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--- ChainWorks Industries ---
aaand a massively happy new year to you all ...

2016 is going to be a huge one ...

tanx for all 'your' work - yes ALL the devs ...

cant wait to get back into it in the second week of jan ...

only a few hours left here in adelaide australia ...

its been a pleasure and an honor and a massive wakeup call with excitement to boot this year ...

2016 - here we come ...

see you ALL on the other side Wink ...

#crysx
sp_
legendary
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Team Black developer
here are some timings from the x11 algo on a 750ti:

cuda 7.5 is faster: blake, skein,shavite,simd,echo
cuda 6.5 is faster: bmw,groestl,jhkeccak,luffacubehash


Code:
release 74:

22.6765s  8.1170ms          (19968 1 1)        (64 1 1)        64        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  quark_blake512_gpu_hash_80(unsigned int, unsigned int, uint2*) [3277]
22.6846s  8.8407ms*          (39936 1 1)        (32 1 1)       128        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  quark_bmw512_gpu_hash_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64*, unsigned int const *) [3283]
22.6935s  83.971ms*           (9984 1 1)       (512 1 1)        64        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  quark_groestl512_gpu_hash_64_quad(unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int*, unsigned int const *) [3289]
22.7775s  10.594ms           (9984 1 1)       (128 1 1)        40        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  quark_skein512_gpu_hash_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64*, unsigned int const *) [3295]
22.7881s  34.017ms*          (4992 1 1)       (256 1 1)        80        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  quark_jh512Keccak512_gpu_hash_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int*) [3300]
22.8221s  59.762ms*          (4992 1 1)       (256 1 1)        71        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  x11_luffaCubehash512_gpu_hash_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64*) [3305]
22.8819s  57.118ms           (3994 1 1)       (320 1 1)        64  4.0000KB        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  x11_shavite512_gpu_hash_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64*) [3310]
22.9390s  55.778ms         (319488 1 1)        (32 1 1)        62        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  x11_simd512_gpu_expand_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64 const *, uint4*) [3316]
22.9948s  29.153ms          (39936 1 1)        (32 1 1)        64        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  x11_simd512_gpu_compress_64_maxwell(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64*, uint4*) [3322]
23.0239s  93.088ms           (4992 1 1)       (256 1 1)        80  4.0000KB        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  x11_echo512_gpu_hash_64_final(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64 const *, unsigned int*, unsigned int) [3330]

release 77:

3.83318s  7.1578ms*          (19968 1 1)        (64 1 1)        80        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  quark_blake512_gpu_hash_80(unsigned int, unsigned int, uint2*) [736]
3.84034s  9.1572ms          (39936 1 1)        (32 1 1)       146        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  quark_bmw512_gpu_hash_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64*, unsigned int const *) [742]
3.84951s  84.421ms           (9984 1 1)       (512 1 1)        64        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  quark_groestl512_gpu_hash_64_quad(unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int*, unsigned int const *) [748]
3.93394s  9.0119ms*           (9984 1 1)       (128 1 1)        40        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  quark_skein512_gpu_hash_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64*, unsigned int const *) [754]
3.94295s  37.825ms           (4992 1 1)       (256 1 1)        79        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  quark_jh512Keccak512_gpu_hash_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int*) [759]
3.98079s  64.982ms           (2496 1 1)       (512 1 1)        75        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  x11_luffaCubehash512_gpu_hash_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64*) [764]
4.04578s  56.054ms*          (4992 1 1)       (256 1 1)        80  4.0000KB        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  x11_shavite512_gpu_hash_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64*) [769]
4.10184s  47.404ms*         (319488 1 1)        (32 1 1)        64        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  x11_simd512_gpu_expand_64(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64 const *, uint4*) [775]
4.14925s  25.791ms*          (39936 1 1)        (32 1 1)       128        0B        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  x11_simd512_gpu_compress_64_maxwell(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64*, uint4*) [781]
4.17506s  91.801ms*          (4992 1 1)       (256 1 1)       128  4.0000KB        0B         -           -  GeForce GTX 750         2        14  x11_echo512_gpu_hash_64_final(unsigned int, unsigned int, __int64 const *, unsigned int*, unsigned int) [789]

legendary
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Black Belt Developer
My GTX 960 gets 340kh/s mining Neoscrypt with the latest NiceHash Miner, that makes my GTX 960 as fast as an AMD 280X with the latest NiceHash Miner.  They are still using your release dot 74.  If you did a hybrid compile (Pallas), NiceHash may incorporate your release dot 77+.  Neoscrypt is still a top-paying algo at NiceHash, and AMD code is really being optimized there.
I may do some benchmark tests.       --scryptr

I have done some tests. Some kernals are faster with cuda 6.5 and some are faster in 7.5. With a hybrid approach we get more hash.

I will create a hybrid projectfile for release 78 (windows only)
Small boost in all algos as usual Smiley

Thanks :-)
I may have a look at the hybrid Makefile after the holidays, in case nobody does it before.
sp_
legendary
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Team Black developer
My GTX 960 gets 340kh/s mining Neoscrypt with the latest NiceHash Miner, that makes my GTX 960 as fast as an AMD 280X with the latest NiceHash Miner.  They are still using your release dot 74.  If you did a hybrid compile (Pallas), NiceHash may incorporate your release dot 77+.  Neoscrypt is still a top-paying algo at NiceHash, and AMD code is really being optimized there.
I may do some benchmark tests.       --scryptr

I have done some tests. Some kernals are faster with cuda 6.5 and some are faster in 7.5. With a hybrid approach we get more hash.

I will create a hybrid projectfile for release 78 (windows only)
Small boost in all algos as usual Smiley
sp_
legendary
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Team Black developer
I submitted an x11 speedup. small AES/echo change.
Now the cuda 7.5 version is faster than cuda 6.5 on the 750ti. (+15khash)
on the
gtx 970 it is still 250khash slower(than release 74)
gtx 960 20khash slower.(than release 74)
legendary
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NOT PAID IN FULL--

@bensam--  The code was released without the Donation Goal being met.  The goal was 5 BTC, and the Neoscrypt account received about 2 BTC.  DJM34 released the code because he felt like it.

You owe a small contribution if you use the code.       --scryptr
well he doesn't owe me anything, it is just that he criticizes a lot the way we do things, ask us for new stuff and he is the first to not contribute when we ask for contribution finding other dodgy argument to say that what we do is crap... (then ultimately using them...)
legendary
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NOT PAID IN FULL--

@bensam--  The code was released without the Donation Goal being met.  The goal was 5 BTC, and the Neoscrypt account received about 2 BTC.  DJM34 released the code because he felt like it.

You owe a small contribution if you use the code.       --scryptr
legendary
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1 page long insane trolling....
...trolling
....more trolling
.... even more trolling
no way I am reading this  Grin

I have a feeling that you did read it  Wink


@Bensam, lots of words, but i'm 100, no 200% sure that you wouldn't be bitching if you were the one, or one of the few that had his hands on faster kernels.
Your signature says enough. "I buy private Nvidia miners. If you have one you'd be willing to sell, please send details to my PM box."

 Cool
actually I haven't read all of it (but it is a work in progress)  Grin
and actually there is no much point answering, because he will just come back with the exact same argument in his next post...
so better wait directly for the next post  Grin
Bensam is a self taught Business guru who wants to teach us how to do business while not paying for anything (that just what I was saying)
Before that he was a self taught expert in gpu power consumption who wanted to teach us (devs) how to code more efficient kernel... and so on...  Grin
at the end of the day... well he is just a troll... who, for some reason don't like developers...  or think we need his advice and doesn't like us because we just don't give a shit about his advices Grin.

@Bensam: terms of my business with Nicehash are none of your business, but when I agree to a deal, I agree to a deal and shut the hell up period.
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1 page long insane trolling....
...trolling
....more trolling
.... even more trolling
no way I am reading this  Grin

I have a feeling that you did read it  Wink


@Bensam, lots of words, but i'm 100, no 200% sure that you wouldn't be bitching if you were the one, or one of the few that had his hands on faster kernels.
Your signature says enough. "I buy private Nvidia miners. If you have one you'd be willing to sell, please send details to my PM box."

 Cool
legendary
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1 page long insane trolling....
...trolling
....more trolling
.... even more trolling
no way I am reading all this  Grin
legendary
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No one has released anything new in close to six months or so it seems. Everything that has been talked about here is old hat or the same epeen wars. Where you talk about how fast your super optimized miner is you only sell to a handful of really rich individuals.

Biggest improvement has come from Nicehash returning dividends with their paid bounty program, but that only applies to AMD.

I joined the Nvidia mining community because it was more open and forthright then AMD mining. That seems to have died out and turned back into the same shit as the AMD community. Nothing improves or changes. I still end up going back and mining Neoscrypt with ancient miners (that are definitely outdated). Donating doesn't do anything.

How would you know ? you never donated for neoscrypt, you just started mining it after I decided to release the source publicly.
Such an hypocrite  Grin

You were paid by the feathercoin community. Why would I pay you for something that is already been paid for? You worked for commission. You're not in the same shoes as SP.

I never been paid by the feathercoin community not sure why you are always making things up, I opened an ANN for a crowdfunding campaign...
, but your excuse proves, I was right not dealing with you...

Yuh and who do you think is funding you? People NOT mining with Neoscrypt? What do you mine with Neoscrypt, oh yeah Feathercoin. Just shows you how inept you are at anything other then toodling around with kernel development... and that definitely includes economics, coin development, and, of course, business.

Sure you can drudge up a few other Neoscrypt coins with almost 0 volume, community, and buy support like UFOcoin that multipools hammer all the time, but as we both know (or maybe not) those don't matter.
each time I discuss with you, I have the feeling I am discussing with a complete moron, well so you won't be surprised to learn that my opinion didn't change with that message.   Grin

I meant paid by the ftc devs (they didn't contribute in any way to the crowdfunding... ) only people wanting to mine ftc did pay for it
and apparently even 0.02btc  (around 5euros at that time) was too much for you. Hence you are probably the most irrelevant person on that whole thread when it comes to business, donation and else.  
Also since you mined ftc for quite some time that makes you a member of that community, hence as part of that community you didn't pay it either...

Uhhh... Yeah, that's the FTC community... And they already paid for your work. You worked for commission. Why would I pay you again for work you're already paid for?

If I should be paying anyone, I should be paying the people who paid you already. You don't get more money after charging someone for your work.

It'd be different if you continued to develop your work, like SP and offered continued support, however, you don't. Perhaps you should consider selling your improved FTC miner to the community... You know if you want to get paid again.

damned you are so good at spinning around a non argument...  Grin
the truth, you were able to get the release for free because, I was generous  Grin, and quite frankly, seeing the crap you are pulling here, you make me regret to not have kept it semi-private...) and other people did the effort that sucker like you didn't (except, unlike you, they don't spent their time on forum asking devs for stuffs which usually don't make even sense for which you would probably never pay...
 

You mean I'm great at making a real argument and you keep trying to turn this into 'pay me again for work I already got paid for even though I'm not doing anything new'. Hey I know something that's similar to this, it's called a miner-fee! Only it's small manageable amounts miners have to pay whenever they use your service, instead of working for commission.

You weren't generous, you didn't give it away for free, you didn't charge a small amount of money, you charged pretty much what it was worth. They agreed to have it be open source. If they didn't, they wouldn't have paid you money. That's the way it works when you sell a product. There is the act of other people willfully purchasing it from you. If they don't agree or don't like it, they don't pay for it.

And I'm sorry if your self proclaimed 'trollie ego' gets bruised easily by someone making real logical arguments against your bullshit.

You want to get paid more, do more work. That's the way it works. You already have another version of Neoscrypt that's better, do another crowdfunding. I assume you charge more (which you even said in the crowdfunding thread) because more people are going to get their hands on it after it's sold, compared to selling to a hand full of people for less money.

Jeeze, hope Nicehash finds some new Nvidia devs soon. There are way too many huge egos and backhanded deals in the back alley kernel trades on BCT. It's impossible to find a legitimate business deal, let alone a bargain (yes I care about best prices too). A open market for kernels would change this as well, which has been discussed before.


Bensam--

Please, DJM34 asked for donations from ALL miners that might mine Neoscrypt.  The Neoscrypt software was released prior to the Donation Goal being met.  The link is still in DJM34's signature box, and you should donate your share.  You say that you mine Neoscrypt.  The account is still open, please donate.

The posts you make are antagonistic at times.  Programmers need their due.       --scryptr

P.S.  I just flipped another 2 cents worth into the Neoscrypt pot.       --scryptr

He already got paid.

You don't have someone work on your house for a set rate and then you pay them more a year later because you're still living in it and they feel entitled because it still works. He had a set price, he worked for commission. That was the deal. If I were to pay anyone, I should be paying people who already paid the commission, which were donors in the thread, as they basically bought the piece of software from him to make it opensource and I'm using what they purchased. That is what monetary goods are for... They're a payment for a service rendered. They already paid.

He hasn't offered more support or a improved version since it's initial purchase even though other people are definitely improving Neoscrypt (reducing the effectiveness of the miner he sold).

If he wanted or wants more money he should charge more when he released it, look at a gradual pay as you go payment model (like SP), or pay per use service model like a miner fee. I'm not going to pay someone for being a idiot just because they want more money or somehow feel 'robbed' that people are still using their software six months down the road. That was the deal. There are no take backs or going back in time to imagination land where he never got paid.

Here is the original thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/neoscrypt-algo-for-ccminer-and-nvidia-card-call-for-donation-916336

Goal was set at 5BTC. He never mentioned how close or far over the goal he reached. We will assume he reached his goal because he released the code. Deal is closed.

This is like explaining business to grade schoolers (or people who are great at scamming others).


Thanks  Cheesy
although I wasn't really asking for donation just complaining against Bensam (who clearly talks more than he donates himself)  Grin
(but I won't refuse them  Wink )
Actually I am in discussion with Nicehash, so will see...



Of course I do because talk is cheap (depending on how you value your time). Hence why you don't actually sell any products and instead talk. Why would I donate more then I talk oh expert of business? Will you release a better Neoscrypt miner or offer continued support? Oh yeah, no.

Hope Nicehash works out for you. But I'm sure six months done the line you'll be bitching about Nicehash not paying you enough money and how you feel entitled to more when Nicehash is still distributing something you helped write.
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sp_
legendary
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Team Black developer
@sp_ can you please post numbers for 14 round blake so ican post them in decred thread. thanks

gtx 980ti 2,4GHASH
gtx 980 1,8GHASH
gtx 970 1,52GHASH
gtx 960 0.98MHASH
gtx 750ti  0.53MHASH
legendary
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NEOSCRYPT DONATIONS--

If I remember right, Neoscrypt was paying $10.00GH/day for a while on NiceHash, over a year ago.  MINERS BEGGED FOR NVIDIA CODE, so DJM34 set up a crowd-funding donation thread.  It worked pretty well.  I hope the NiceHash sponsorship works out.     --scryptr
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