Topic: GlobalBoost-Y $BSTY GlobalBoost®, Yescrypt Social @NetworksManager™ - page 29. (Read 630537 times)

Wow I wish I was able to get some BSTY at that pricei!!  You are not too late to invest in GlobalBoost.  We are a real company with real people, products, payment gateway plugins, and advertising platform (beta).  Every month we are coming out with new developments and advancing the platform.  To answer your question that is a coin we developed.  It is still included in all the payment gateways, and we provide free online wallets, ect.  Please let me know if you have any more questions.

https://globalboo.st/+/james
https://twitter.com/HardCoreAds

iam late to know and interesting about this coin
yesterday i buy in a litle BSTY at 200-300sat i bittrex and sold in 600sat (just for trade not to be investor)
now i buy again in rate 700 and want to invest

but i have question Are BST is BSTY ?
link : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=584865.360

Hey Skyline247.  I appreciate the feedback very much.  You can rant here anytime you want.     Lets see if we can get some more hashes out of that equipment.

I understand what you mean.  The hash rates are not great right now, but we will get this code optimized.  The nVidia cards have been doing better than AMD cards, not sure why.  CryptoSiD from suchpool was running 5 290x and just getting a little over 1 KH/s.  So there id def some work to do on the gpu code.  That AMD CPU should def be getting a better hashrate.  Just a quick note.  The memory on your mobo will be different than the memory in the CPU itself.  Can you provide some info on how you are mining?

Are you CPU mining from the wallet?
If not mining from the wallet, what is the command line you are using?
Which minerd are you using for CPU mining?

 Pool Information
My Hashrate

1.39 KH/s
Pool Hashrate

357.50 KH/s
My Sharerate

0.17 S/s
Pool Workers

143
Net Hashrate

565.84 KH/s
 Round Information
34483

Current Block

52.79%

Of Expected Shares

0.15407082

BSTY Est Earnings

0.07739300

Difficulty

0.07904693
Change in 1 Blocks

Est Next Difficulty
9 minutes 47 seconds

Est. Avg. Time per Block

 Share Information
 Own

 Pool

 Valid

67   
21,419
 Invalid

1   
104
 Efficiency




This just seems horribleladiculous. I have both the wallet instance running AND the GPU - an AMD A9 280x btw, and I get 1.39 KH/s. Are you kidding me? I am trying to help out all I can, but gheesh. I have a home built comp with an MSI Z97-GAMING 7 ATX MB,  8 core AMD processor, and all the memory you could shake a stick at, and this is it? What on the world of Horton hears a Who am I doing wrong, or is it just the way it is? If so, pardon my rant, and go on about your business, but there's got to be more to life than 1.39 KH/s. Or......maybe I should get a life, lol. Just trying to help my fellow dis. vets. You know what I mean if you are. I got out with an honorable medical status RE-3P (which was a crock, made me take it). Anyways, sorry about my rant, and carry on. Woo-ha!

The wallet has had builtin mining since release.  I have used all the wallet versions and none have contained viruses.  You are more than welcome to compile your own from GitHub here: https://github.com/GlobalBoost/GlobalBoost-Y.

Edit:  Links in the ANN are the GitHub links.  You can see below.  Which link where you using to download the wallet?

Virus Total for link: https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/219681d08758e8be9dc12c39030171ab55f1e749ad0fe00493357ff3d4744880/analysis/1431906716/

Is there a version of the latest wallet that doesn't have the built mining crap?  I get many wallets have false positives when scanned for bugs......but 24 found on virus total is a pretty scary thing to trust!!

You can also add my previous stats. I don't think much ppl will be interested but I like investigating scaling.

Thanks for sharing those stats.  I will update the sheet.   

ASUS r9-280xdc2t-- g 2 --rawintensity 128 --thread-concurrency 512 -w 8 -- 350 h/s -- sgminer-yescrypt -v1

Nice mention by Financial Underground today:

Thanks so much USSCrypto!! 
PM me if you want to check out the advertising platform.

https://globalboo.st/+/David
https://twitter.com/PalmBeachHair

That's awesome.  We will spread the word.  Thank You!!  

Edit.  I am sending another 50 BSTY on top of that. 

GlobalBoost (BSTY) Altcoin Giveaway from Crypto Mining Blog - http://cryptomining-blog.com/4756-globalboost-bsty-altcoin-giveaway-from-crypto-mining-blog/

Yo guys don't be shy to put some hash in SuchPool BSTY pool:)

www.SuchPool.pw/bsty

Thank you WigitGetit 
Putting the GPU miner together for BSTY was a real community effort!  Thanks for all the help 

https://globalboo.st/+/david
https://twitter.com/palmbeachhair

I just wanted to get this information in one place.  You can also find this information at http://globalboost-y.com/.

SGminer GitHub: https://github.com/djm34/sgminer
CCMiner Github: https://github.com/djm34/ccminer-tpsp

Windows Compiled SGminer:https://mega.co.nz/#!OYlHyJRb!C_jPY3sz3WbfB2V1n4rjKQ218x-elcevsUkupzj7VIs
Windows Compiled CCMiner:https://mega.co.nz/#!dR1mwTIb!22mH7em1FX2F81-C5vl9Wbb7o4RG57e82bNVfvFwInE

MOAR Data:  I have setup a Google Sheet to record hashrates.  Send me a PM if you want your hashes noted.  Only 3 entries so far.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_rJrGGjWF4pSunb0Ng406g6WEJ04V_GscV84asse6vE/edit#gid=0

I was getting  the below hash rate on my PNY 750ti.

CCminer: was around 800 h/s ccminer.exe --algo=yescrypt -o stratum+tcp://stratum.coin-miners.info:3575 -u wigitgetit.1 -p x -i 0
SGminer: was around 980 h/s sgminer.exe --no-submit-stale --kernel yescrypt -o stratum+tcp://stratum.coin-miners.info:3575 -u wigitgetit.1 -p x  --gpu-platform 0 -w 4   -g 2

More details are linked below:

CCMiner: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11263239
SGMiner: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11274337

I have setup a Google Spreadsheet to help track GPU hash rates for different cards.  Please send me a private message if you would like your information added.  I am still learning this, so I will try to figure out Access to add without needed a private message.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_rJrGGjWF4pSunb0Ng406g6WEJ04V_GscV84asse6vE/edit#gid=0

Lastnight I found a block at SuchPool.  The pool with the lowest hash btw. nVidia GPU Mining, love it.  Come mine with me, click the images below to get started.



Update.  I found another block this afternoon.  Only 5 kh/s Pool hash rate.  1 kh/s average contributed from me.


Below are the stats from my miner.  I would say that 18hrs straight is a good test.

[00:21:23]
Summary of runtime statistics:

[00:21:23] Started at [2015-05-05 06:13:42]
[00:21:23] Pool: http://stratum1.suchpool.pw:13322
[00:21:23] Runtime: 18 hrs : 7 mins : 39 secs
[00:21:23] Average hashrate: 1.0 Kilohash/s
[00:21:23] Solved blocks: 2424
[00:21:23] Best share difficulty: 0
[00:21:23] Share submissions: 3261
[00:21:23] Accepted shares: 3260
[00:21:23] Rejected shares: 1
[00:21:23] Accepted difficulty shares: 978
[00:21:23] Rejected difficulty shares: 0
[00:21:23] Reject ratio: 0.0%
[00:21:23] Hardware errors: 0
[00:21:24] Utility (accepted shares / min): 3.00/min
[00:21:24] Work Utility (diff1 shares solved / min): 0.90/min

[00:21:24] Stale submissions discarded due to new blocks: 4
[00:21:25] Unable to get work from server occasions: 0
[00:21:25] Work items generated locally: 1221487
[00:21:25] Submitting work remotely delay occasions: 0
[00:21:25] New blocks detected on network: 107

[00:21:25] Summary of per device statistics:

[00:21:25] GPU0                | (5s):1.000K (avg):991.0h/s | A:978 R:0 HW:0 WU:0.901/m
[00:21:25]

I managed to get some yescrypt running and I got (on this card, 7750 850/1200). Wattages are purely indicative as my wattage meter is very cheap. Includes whole system including ~20W monitor and ~3W UPS. Wattage and temps taken only with v2.

Command line is
--no-submit-stale --kernel yescrypt -o server -u user -p password  -w 4 --rawintensity X

--rawIntensity	h/s (v1)	h/s (v2)	W	C
16	18	30	58-106	44
32	31	56	56-105	48
64	54	91	60-105	50
128	95	152	62-109	53
144		105	61-107	49

I didn't go higher as higher intensities would sporadically crash the driver. In all cases system becomes oddly unresponsive.
Increasing the worksize results in lower hashrate.
I had high hopes for the "nvidia" multi-phase kernel: I couldn't spot any reason for this to be nv-only in 5 minutes but fact is, it cuts performance in half for me.

For the more technically inclined
The yescrypt kernel is huge. Over 10 times bigger than the suggested size. It also overspills, an operation which traditionally favored nvidia hardware.
On my tests, when hashing 128 items each one reads on average 14MiB and writes 1.92MiB. If memory serves this should be around 2MiB as a reference so the GPU is being hammered hard. It also consumes all on-chip registers so the GPU is currently running with all latency hiding capabilities disabled. The fact it's still remotely comparable to a CPU in this worse case scenario is nothing short of amazing.

The multi-phase kernel looks great at a glance but for some reason it just does not add up. Kernel "search2" alone takes more time alone than the whole "search" monolithic kernel.

On average, only 1 clock out of 3 is spent doing useful work for me and on that useful clock, only about 6% of GPU power is effectively used.

I think BSTY is going to be a great contributor in providing a playground for a real hashing scheme (rather than a mish mash) every advancement here will be very interesting.