Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 847. (Read 2347659 times)
Still waiting on my psu from antec
Some numbers from my new 970 rig.
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Rig:
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Rig:
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
why do you use SSD?
Why not?
It's well suited for a mining rig as it draws less power.
Some numbers from my new 970 rig.
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Rig:
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Rig:
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
why do you use SSD?
Some numbers from my new 970 rig.
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Rig:
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Rig:
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
why do you use SSD?
Increase virtual memory.
Control Panel - System - Advance System settings - Advanced - Performance
Control Panel - System - Advance System settings - Advanced - Performance
@bensam1231 you might want to contact @jyap on BCT or twitter. he is dev of JBS coin & very knowledgeable person. He might not develop your coin but he sure can help with little bits & advice if he has time. You can also join JBS slack here http://slack.getjumbucks.com/. Its a nice place to hangout & its open to all, just ask for an invite. I hope this helps
Regards
Sam
Regards
Sam
Thanks dude... I'll probably make my way around the new coin parts of BCT as well. There are parts of this forum I never see or visit though.
Some Black Friday 970:s arrived today.
Nice but ROI in 2~ years for cryptos is bad gamja... I hope there weren't tons of people that did this.
BTW out of all the cards I've run, those MSI cards with those white coolers reallllly suck dick for cooling. They're made extremely cheap and suck at dissipating heat (I'd rate them below EVGA coolers). I'm not sure about the red or the green variants which look beefier, but the whites with the cheaper cooler definitely throttle very easily.
Rig:
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
You might want to try an older version of the sp-mod to get the optimal speed for your cards.. Release 63 might be 0.8% faster in lyra2v2
Rig:
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
You might want to try an older version of the sp-mod to get the optimal speed for your cards.. Release 63 might be 0.8% faster in lyra2v2
@bensam1231 you might want to contact @jyap on BCT or twitter. he is dev of JBS coin & very knowledgeable person. He might not develop your coin but he sure can help with little bits & advice if he has time. You can also join JBS slack here http://slack.getjumbucks.com/. Its a nice place to hangout & its open to all, just ask for an invite. I hope this helps
Regards
Sam
Regards
Sam
Thanks dude... I'll probably make my way around the new coin parts of BCT as well. There are parts of this forum I never see or visit though.
Some Black Friday 970:s arrived today.
Nice but ROI in 2~ years for cryptos is bad gamja... I hope there weren't tons of people that did this.
BTW out of all the cards I've run, those MSI cards with those white coolers reallllly suck dick for cooling. They're made extremely cheap and suck at dissipating heat (I'd rate them below EVGA coolers). I'm not sure about the red or the green variants which look beefier, but the whites with the cheaper cooler definitely throttle very easily.
@bensam1231 you might want to contact @jyap on BCT or twitter. he is dev of JBS coin & very knowledgeable person. He might not develop your coin but he sure can help with little bits & advice if he has time. You can also join JBS slack here http://slack.getjumbucks.com/. Its a nice place to hangout & its open to all, just ask for an invite. I hope this helps
Regards
Sam
Regards
Sam
Some numbers from my new 970 rig.
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Rig:
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Rig:
Asrock H81
Celeron G1820
8Gb ram (16gb virtual memory set)
Silverstone Strider 1200w v2
3xMSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Tiger OC
Powered USB Risers
SSD Hard Drive
Stock clocks: 1102/1753
sp-MOD 1.5.74
Some Black Friday 970:s arrived today.
now that is a nice kit ...
i need sleep dammit ... stop keeping me awake and posting stuff like this ...
...#crysx
Too bad profits are down alot.
Now running most my gear at stock clocks.
Some Black Friday 970:s arrived today.
now that is a nice kit ...
i need sleep dammit ... stop keeping me awake and posting stuff like this ...
...#crysx
sp_, it is really nice to see the progress / improvements here, I can see you haven´t stopped developing the ccminer algos, my only regret is to do not participate anymore in this journey testing the miners and contributing with donations, I really wish sucess to you all, keep up the good work.
Cheers
Cheers
If the profit continues dropping like this, we may all have to stop mining/developing :-(
i wont ...
...off to bed now ... nite ...
#crysx
Some Black Friday 970:s arrived today.
Yup it's getting there... A lot of volume is being dumped into BTC as it continues to climb. Altcoins may be left at the wayside in lieu of the mothercoin. Hopefully not, but we'll see.
I can't help but feel that when the price of BTC will increase next year mostly becasue of the halving, it should inevitably create interest in the crypto scene which should revive altcoins as well. Hopefully at least.
sp_, it is really nice to see the progress / improvements here, I can see you haven´t stopped developing the ccminer algos, my only regret is to do not participate anymore in this journey testing the miners and contributing with donations, I really wish sucess to you all, keep up the good work.
Cheers
Cheers
If the profit continues dropping like this, we may all have to stop mining/developing :-(
That is a pitty, I have stopped mining here cause of government taxes (Electricity bill).
Yup it's getting there... A lot of volume is being dumped into BTC as it continues to climb. Altcoins may be left at the wayside in lieu of the mothercoin. Hopefully not, but we'll see.
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In other news, does anyone in here have experience with making coins or know anyone who would be a good contact for that? I'm looking into making my own, but would need someone with knowledge of making coins (not just copy paste). The coin wouldn't have to be anything special and could probably just clone another popular coin, however the usage of it would be completely different as would the distribution (but once again nothing super special). Some backend code would have to be written to do a few special things I have in mind, but very easy stuff. I could probably do myself, but it has to tie into the coin which complicates things and I have a lot on my plate besides this.
I'm trying to be vague, wouldn't mind talking with someone on here if you're interested. I don't have a lot in the way of monetary value, so it would probably be payment in the form of the currency we're making (which is monopoly money till things get going). Time frame would definitely be generous, but within reason. There may be a v2/3 of the coin as well depending on how the first generation goes. This has been something I've been planning for well over a year and isn't going to be a ordinary pump/dump coin.
If you guys have a referral, I'd take that too.
I'm trying to be vague, wouldn't mind talking with someone on here if you're interested. I don't have a lot in the way of monetary value, so it would probably be payment in the form of the currency we're making (which is monopoly money till things get going). Time frame would definitely be generous, but within reason. There may be a v2/3 of the coin as well depending on how the first generation goes. This has been something I've been planning for well over a year and isn't going to be a ordinary pump/dump coin.
If you guys have a referral, I'd take that too.
Thinking about it a bit more, the easiest way forward would be to extend ethminer with a stratum proxy that ccminer would connect to. Ethminer would take care of DAG creation, CPU verification and work supply. It would be very low on resources.
If I am thinking correct then that would be Dwarf Pool as the only pool with a stratum. I could be wrong also if that is not what you meant.
No it would be like this:
Ccminer <-> stratum <-> ethminer <-> ETH::getWork <-> any pool or ETH node
sp_, it is really nice to see the progress / improvements here, I can see you haven´t stopped developing the ccminer algos, my only regret is to do not participate anymore in this journey testing the miners and contributing with donations, I really wish sucess to you all, keep up the good work.
Cheers
Cheers
If the profit continues dropping like this, we may all have to stop mining/developing :-(
That is a pitty, I have stopped mining here cause of government taxes (Electricity bill).
sp_, it is really nice to see the progress / improvements here, I can see you haven´t stopped developing the ccminer algos, my only regret is to do not participate anymore in this journey testing the miners and contributing with donations, I really wish sucess to you all, keep up the good work.
Cheers
Cheers
If the profit continues dropping like this, we may all have to stop mining/developing :-(
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