Topic: Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux) - page 357. (Read 3839163 times)

This applies for proper SSL/TLS offloading - yes if not properly set on the pool it can cause heavy load and traffic.

you wouldn't notice any cpu load even if you were encrypting tens of megabits/s, not even talking about few kilobits/s needed for mining

Everything is better with bluetooth encryption!

no one will be able to steal your shares as simple as that

Hi all! So why do we need to use encryption ? Ane benefit from it ?

I use the Celeron 1620 for my miners, will that CPU not good enough to do the encryption? I am little concerned.

Lets not forget that miner is actually a plain money printing machine. And to whine about paying for that is kinda weird.

Lags can only create a pool if it spends a lot of time to encrypt/decrypt data, am I correct?
SSL connection is based on same sockets and it takes almost zero time on client side to encrypt/decrypt 1Kb of data.
I'm curious about server load, is it too expensive to use encrypted connections for you?

Nice of you to compare people with sheep.
I'm not going to remove plain connection, so you still can try to remove 2% devfee and become rich.
I never increase devfee, only reduce.


Yes, thank you all for support, also thanks to mods that care about removing cracks from their forums.
I have enough experience in these games. These "hackers" think that all their cracks work.
Readme explains things about cheating clearly.
Of course it's possible to cheat and not to turn protection on, but it's rather difficult to see whether it's working, it's just a few %. So in most cases using cracks is similar to using "-nofee" option.

that explains a lot, our hardware importer bought these for our 3x RX480 8G mining rigs http://www.zalman.com/contents/products/view.html?no=96
for last few days most rigs work without any issues, after V9 some of them had problems (maybe 3-4 out of 95) but after playing around with clocks mems voltage everything is stable now so far so good

I heard they are stealing shares, thinking to switch to dwarfpool

Have coinmine.pl support lowered devfee?

well every miner has the ability to elect not to pay the dev fee but apparently some miners don't want  the hash rate loss due to no fee  so they pass the cost to the rest of miners works the same in retail sales that 7 to 9 cents for the cost of items is what the merchants add to the cost so that they can help defray the cost of theft

I have GA-Z170X gaming g1 max 5 card. Can someone help me for 7 GPU?

2. Ripple is a phenomenon that occurs with all SMPSUs (switch-mode power supply units). It is the tiny fluctuations in a power supply's output voltage, on the order of tens of milivolts, millions of times a second. It is an artifact of the process of converting a sine wave AC input to a constant DC output.

Ripple is measured as a peak-to-peak value in milivolts, and is measured using an oscilloscope (software can not detect ripple, nor can a multimeter or voltmeter; you need an oscilloscope with a scanning frequency of at least 30MHz). The ATX specification sets these limits on computer PSU ripple levels:

+12V - 120mV
+5V - 50mV
+3.3V - 50mV
+5VSB - 120mV
-12 - 120mV

Why is having good ripple suppression important? The first reason is hardware lifespan. Ripple wears on several types of electrical component, the most relevant being electrolytic capacitors. The closer ripple levels are to a capacitor's rated ripple, the shorter its lifetime will be, and ripple exceeding its rated level can cause it to blow or perform poorly. Since electrolytic capacitors are found in your power supply, motherboard, graphics card, and many other components, having a power supply with good ripple suppression is a must for long-term reliability.

Another problem poor ripple levels can cause is one that will surely strike fear into the heart of every overclocking enthusiast. Higher ripple levels means lower overclock.

5. A lot off factors. You must check power settings first, turn off PCI-E power control.

Anyone noticed the post of the guy who circumvented the devfee with his tamper is gone. (I mean smod)
Good news for Claymore and all the honest miners here.

try remove one card at a time to see if it fixes the problem, i could not run 6x390s with a 1300 watt evga psu

This is the "carrot or stick" approach.

The 0.5% is the carrot for the masses to enter the SSL prison.

When the majority of the miners (sheeps) voluntarily enter the prison, the plain connection will be removed (stick), and escape will be impossible.

Then it will be easy to increase the fees at will.

Same story again.

can you please expand 2 and 5

so unsecure is 2.5% versus 2.0% for secure i would guess that extra .5% is how the dev. makes up for the very honorable thieves.

Yup, this is true.

SSL was implemented long time ago for mining already but was removed again due to the increased network lag.

The only reason for adding it here is that people cannot circumvent the devfee anymore.