Topic: Happy New Years! Seventh alt coin thread! - page 15. (Read 34166 times)

Saw this thread too. Amazing work by devs but too bad tho it only works for ethash. Even if it gets your ETHlarges your 1080/1080tis to 52+MH/s it's still won't matter much because there are still other coins/algos that are more profitable. Or am i missing something here?

For those w/ 1080/1080ti's

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-1080-1080ti-ethlargement-the-hashrate-hardener-3370685

http://cryptomining-blog.com/9757-get-up-to-about-50-mhs-on-eth-with-gtx-1080-ti-and-ohgodanethlargementpill/

It's a tool that injects modified gddr5x memory timings during runtime. Kicks the ethash up another notch

It's a shame they charge so much extra to use crypto otherwise I might have picked one up but it also looks like it's sold out now too.  Oh well.

Do you have any Avalon miners pointed at Prohashing?  I couldn't for the life of me to get them to work with a space in the password field.  They would never start hashing.  If I just put a=sha-256 in the password field it mines fine.  But if I put in a=sha-256 n=avalon it would never start mining.  Anything with a space in the password field makes it choke.  I even tried to put it in quotes with no luck.

What is bytom?

I lose track where does it list?

They dropped their sia A3 to 512 and it takes a 200 dollar coupon

so 512 + 100 = 612 - 200 = 412  pretty cheap

Sia  is moving up price wise and hash rate is 32,000 th  that would be 40000 A3s or 8000 s11/b52

So sia could hang in there

As for LTC  it is 220,000 gh which is over 400,000 L3+  so it can stay above power costs.

Bytom  I don't know the al- gore- rhythm

the coins,
 the prices ,
the hash rate.


not sure if the thing can be flooded out.


bitmain is cranking out gear after gear after gear after gear

https://bytom.io/


https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bytom/

number 27 worth 1 billion

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10   NEONEO   $5395637000   $83.01   $189484000   65000000 NEO *   8.84%    sparkline
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12   TRONTRON   $4352202825   $0.066195   $1065890000   65748111645 TRX *   20.02%    sparkline
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Bitmain announces an asic for BYTOM. 

Agreed... I've been following and mining Zencash since the beginning... all through the ZCL fork, the dev crisis, and through the formation of their outstanding professional team they have now.  I mined enough for a few securenodes and sold off quite a few to pay for other things.  I wish I hadn't done that... the Supernode (basically a masternode) could be quite profitable.  So I leave a rig of five 1070s mining it constantly.



I've modestly mined a small bag of Lux over the last couple of weeks.  It's not going to stay under the radar for long.



These three are baffling to me.  I mined enough Proton to run a masternode, but quickly discovered they compiled their wallet using old libraries from 2014, and couldn't get the masternode to run on Ubuntu 16.04... dumped that bag.  I want to like Raven and Pigeon... but I don't get why they exist other than to say that they exist.

Have to say the b52  from halong  is a god  not the god but  a god none the less..

I did a mod and put in some highend san ace fans they dropped temps and noise.

Look what a 1460 watt asic miner is earning  for sia


https://www.nicehash.com/miner/146UJM5kgzLVUV23CXCf33KQKHckoX1gx3


0.0060 to 0.0075 btc a day  or

$55.80  to $69.75 usd


1.46 x 24 = 35 k-watts a day or   $3.50

so it is netting  52 to 66 a day


https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/21t-900w-innosilicon-blake256-d9-decredmaster-383t-1380w-s11-siamaster-3345156


I am fighting with them on this thread  as they simply have a different business style then I do.

But if you have a bank  that will transfer them the money  I think an s11 is worth it.


https://siamining.com/   if you look here  this pool has 17,662 th  that is

4100 s11's or b52's


https://siastats.info/

the whole network is 32,000 th or 8000 s11's or b 52's

I think  getting one or 2 of these is good.

Yes, thats an issue with NH to address - I switch back and forth NH and Nanopool - I have around 255kh/s hash pointed NH CN7 and even during high rejects period, 50kh/s can still get 0.01 BTC .... I observed that during the night (US time) has less rejects, compared to daytime -- I think this is probably rental/hash supply and demand for current CN7 coins marketplace -- NH may need to fix their "fast" switching codes IMHO -- and may not be anything to do with CN pointing to the wrong CN7 pool.

Mine is good at nicehash cryptov7. After 4 days, I have only 5 rejected shares, so must be something on your end...

Aside from that, BCH is climbing very fast because of the upcoming fork I supose...

Do you get bunches of rejected shares on NH with CN7 algo? I have to switch to Nanopool completely because of the problem. Some people report that old CN algo workloads that are submitted to CN7 NH pool cause the problem but NH do not want to address the problem.

Accumulated a nice bag of ZEN from mining since last year, now -- just buying them off (cost averaging) everyday - via Prohashing. I have good feeling about ZEN ahead of ZEC in the future. So will keep that bag when its time to cash out. Zcoin/XZC is another coin that has good upside, marketcap only 200m, easily a 1b coin ...

LUX currently is very profitable. If you have 1080tis to spare, mine LUX. The PHI miner from alexis, anx and even tpruvot plain vanilla ccminer supports PHI... so you can use SMOS.

For the X16R/S experiment, I have a handsome bag of RVN, PGM and Proton - will keep these till year end and cash out.

Romi - The "modified JJ script" will help alot because the current rig doesnt last 30mins. Thanks for the resources.

Flashed:  between 1970 and over 2,000 (cryptonight7) with SoftPowerPlay mods, and yes, a hateful bios flash had to be performed as well.  Using Cast, + modified JJ script that works with Cast to solve hash drop problem.  I posted the script on this thread maybe a month or two ago (credit: StellarX88 made that, not me).

I integrated a Pulse with 7 Reference 56's and it kept crashing.  After sleeping on it I realized, duh, it has not been flashed to the 64 bios!  So I tried it out, it worked.  Please don't try this at home unless you back up your factory bios first.  ATIflash:  "atiflash -s [card number as revealed by "atiflash -i" command] [your name of choice for the bios backup]

Power:  lower than .89 mV to get in that hashing range above.

Didn't do endless testing before it was flashed, sorry about that.  But it is doing very well after being flashed.

What's it cost?  Yes, 600-690 at the moment depending on whether NewEgg is offering any deals, whether you apply any RetailMeNot $25 offers, and you probably know a few other cost saving tricks.

Why do I like it?  After disassembling several Reference Vega 56's I was struck by how roughly half of the PCB board was, uh, empty.  The Pulse uses a very small PCB and straps on an enormous heat sink with 2 quiet fans and a decent back plate.  No, it doesn't have a set of tach lights.  Yes, it has minimal red LEDs.  Yes, the fans are quiet and won't drive your partner bonkers like the Reference 56 divorce-maker fans.  Spoiler alert:  RednoW reported that his Pulse came with Hynix memory and his performance numbers are lower.  So YMMV.

If I could go back in time to last September, I would have made the Sapphire Pulse 56 available and I would have bought loads of them.

How does it stack up against an L3+ or Obelisk or Cryptonight ASIC or Halong ASIC?  Someone else can do the math.  I'm just reporting that I like the card and would like it even more if it were cheaper.

Edit:  I should have kept my piehole shut.  Sold out on NewEgg but take a moment to read the reviews.  As for the Vega 64, good luck finding one in stock for anywhere around $800.

I have been in Lux for about 5 days now. I don’t recall which miner I am using in SMOS and I did not mess with OC much at all, perhaps I should ,but anyway that is a different discussion.

My findings on Lux are that I am making more $ mining Lux than I would be by mining any of the coins listed on WhatToMine.

The profits are not monumental as compared to WhatToMine. Maybe $2-3 more per day or so.

citronick, I see you keep mine and hold zen. You think it will rise high over long time? I'm trying to plan my long-term holding, right now I'm mining and keeping raven and pigeon. Also I hope xzc will explode soon.
I think I will try LUX for some days. Thanks for sharing. Your info is useful as always

I was mining ZEN but switched to Prohashing.com and convert Script, X11, SHA256 and Equihash to BTC, Zen and a few more coins. I think this is the best strategy for now suitable for my group, leveraging BTC current value and accumulate key alts while there are still cheap.

Meanwhile, the AMD farm is full on with cryptonite7 (NH and Nanopool/Monero) - profitability is outstanding. Low power too, so am very happy here.

I kept 2 1080ti rigs to mine LUX. It has a QT wallet but its also traded at CryptoBridge along side RVN, PIGN and Proton which I have mined and accumulated in the past weeks.


LUX mining:

:start
ccminer -a phi -o stratum+tcp://yiimp.eu:8333 -u LQjaRQU3DQg5TBVtZwf1uDtV5M62kL4AHw -p c=LUX
goto start

ccminer/SP-MOD1 is the fastest but you'll have to pay for it. ccminer/phi-1.0 is the best free phi miner. I have tried the plain vanilla tpruvot v2.2.5 in SMOS and it works fine.

https://github.com/216k155/ccminer-phi-anxmod/releases

Seems this PHI algo behaves like Cryptonite, just crank up the core as high as possible and reduce mem.

ZEN mining:
SMOS - bminer-v6.1.0   

-uri stratum://.@zen.suprnova.cc:3618

any links for lux and zen?

I am hodling 5200 rvn
and 5000 sia

mining

zec now


with 4+3+4+10 = 21 1080tis

I have been asic busy lately

The b52  which is the s11 is a sia mining beast.

fans are shitty and loud so I found some san ace and switched.  temps dropped 5 c  and less noise .

also power dropped 25 watts.

The b52 is earning more then 50 a day at about 1450 watts

Only nVidia GPUs here as well... LUX and Zen.  Occasionally my Awesome Miner will switch my rigs to BZL and SnowGem in the last few days.  My couple of old ASICs are mining X13 at Nicehash to pay the electric bill.

I'm all NVidia these days and all in RVN. Sitting on around 70000 at the moment, just long hodl waiting for the next pump and I'll sell some

So quiet in here.. what's happening? )

What you're mining lately? I personally keep my ATI to nicehash cryptonight7 and nvidia all to raven, sometimes I'm switching towards pigeon. I've heard about Lux, but did not have time to read more about it. Whatcha think?