Topic: GlobalBoost-Y $BSTY GlobalBoost®, Yescrypt Social @NetworksManager™ - page 30. (Read 630695 times)

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.

If you are in South Florida today come see me at the shop!!





See more products I am selling for $BSTY on GlobalBoost: https://globalboo.st/status?isearch=david

The image being used came from his Skype profile.  I will check it out!  Maybe we should have everyone pose in front of a green screen or something.  Issue is we are all worldwide.

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

It would be nice to do some R & D before posting free stock photos as a part of your team or atleast post some least popular persons' photos instead of celebrities,

The one claimed to be Rachit Seth Head of Security in your team is actually a Bollywood (Indian) actor "Hrithik Roshan"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hrithik_Roshan

Thank You for posting these numbers djm34.  I was working with someone last night that was getting pretty poor performance on his 290x'x.  They were getting about 1.1 kh/s with a total of 5 290x cards.  I am getting around 980 h/s with a single GTX 750ti.  Both using SGminer. Just wanted to share this.   

Hi pisciolatzu,
I am a combat wounded veteran.  We started GlobalBoost with our veterans and baby boomers in mind.  We are based in Washington, DC and offer special assistance to all wounded veteran business owners & entrepreneurs.  

Bruce Porter, Sr.
Founder - GlobalBoost

This is great news!!!  Now I need to figure out how to get my gpu hooked up here!
Suchpool is professionals, nice setup  

https://GlobalBoo.st/+/James
https://twitter.com/HardCoreAds

Yes you are so right this is one thing than i was want talk,that long confirm time of bitcoin,but BSTY is a lot of fast with 6 confirmations i mean the acknowledgement of payments is more faster than bitcoin,but if the BSTY can change this and make this better,i said in almost (or in) real time of sends and requests of payments this currency will be the so advantage in choice of payments and of course more attractive and this factor will bring a lot of peaple for the BSTY network,as result more Hashpower too and value.  

thanks a lot for your attention.

Just a question:  one of the things most people dont like about BTC is the long confirm time, BTSY seems to suffer from the same thing, Any plans to change this?

 Awesome. I didn't thank you properly earlier djm34, so THANKS so much for your work. Much appreciated!

I see this coin has a new algo, and this explains all the interest around it..
But.. veterans? why?
What does this coin do for veterans?

just a few numbers.

A gtx980 gets with sgminer around 1.5kH/s
A gtx780ti gets around 1.1kh/s with ccminer (but only 400h/s with sgminer)
I get around 860hash/s with both ccminer and sgminer with 750ti

I didn't try for cards like the 680, but 300hash/s seems rather right (may-be using "yescrypt-multi" if "yescrypt" was used could help)

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

We did not expect GPU's to have a huge advantage over CPU's. As we have a base for GPU code now, we can get this code optimized.  Thanks for testing it out and we look forward to more feedback from the crypto community.   

K, thanks.

Yes if you want. As soon as I come back home.

 Try pointing to a different kernel in your .bat file, or .conf file. That's what I had to do. Could you post an example of your .bat line?

Anyone can give me some exemple of hashrate ? Cause I get only 0,3 kh/s with my GTX680.

So much new development coming from GlobalBoost!!  This is something new that the world has never seen.  Congratulations & Let's Keep it up!!!

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