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legendary
Activity: 4256
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'The right to privacy matters'
EDIT: Calling it for the night, could not get sgminer to launch properly on Windows for the life of me. Kept saying sgminer.exe isn't a recognized command, or something or other, to late tonight, try again tomorrow

Code:
[b]C:\Windows\system32>[/b]sgminer.exe -k x16r -o stratum+tcp://miningpanda.site:3666 -u RTpXMvaesBGfDCc6whzu2GoxzMJuvBGSJL -p x --gpu-platform 1 -I 18
'sgminer.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

This is most likely because sgminer isn't located in the c:\windows\system32 directory (nor should it be); change to the directory where you put sgminer.exe and then try running it.  Wink



or it had something deleted  due to a virus protection software.

I have a folder on my desktop {Mining software} I exclude it from all virus software.

in that folder is a second folder I call it {nested software}   i exclude it from all virus software.

and in that folder I have all my mining software folders that double nested folder seems to prevent any bullshit from windows defender tor any other virus protection software
full member
Activity: 420
Merit: 184
EDIT: Calling it for the night, could not get sgminer to launch properly on Windows for the life of me. Kept saying sgminer.exe isn't a recognized command, or something or other, to late tonight, try again tomorrow

Code:
[b]C:\Windows\system32>[/b]sgminer.exe -k x16r -o stratum+tcp://miningpanda.site:3666 -u RTpXMvaesBGfDCc6whzu2GoxzMJuvBGSJL -p x --gpu-platform 1 -I 18
'sgminer.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

This is most likely because sgminer isn't located in the c:\windows\system32 directory (nor should it be); change to the directory where you put sgminer.exe and then try running it.  Wink

legendary
Activity: 1554
Merit: 2037
You should be able to get 5.5 Mh/s or better with your Rx 570s on stock bios and stock clocks. Use the sgminer version that is listed in the OP of the Raven Coin thread.

I'll check that out. Those are the numbers I was expecting, probably shouldn't have switched to a new OS and coin in the same go. Thanks

EDIT: Calling it for the night, could not get sgminer to launch properly on Windows for the life of me. Kept saying sgminer.exe isn't a recognized command, or something or other, to late tonight, try again tomorrow

Code:
C:\Windows\system32>sgminer.exe -k x16r -o stratum+tcp://miningpanda.site:3666 -u RTpXMvaesBGfDCc6whzu2GoxzMJuvBGSJL -p x --gpu-platform 1 -I 18
'sgminer.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
sr. member
Activity: 1246
Merit: 274
You should be able to get 5.5 Mh/s or better with your Rx 570s on stock bios and stock clocks. Use the sgminer version that is listed in the OP of the Raven Coin thread.
legendary
Activity: 1848
Merit: 1166
My AR-15 ID's itself as a toaster. Want breakfast?
Any of the raven miners here using HIVE and amd (rx 570) cards?

I'm getting pretty garbage numbers ( 120kh/S per card)

I went back to stock bios. I'm using miningpanda pool.

I'm going to switch pools and maybe even try using SMOS( first time) to see if I can get better result.

I'd rather find a solution than abandon mining the coin. Any suggestions would be great



since x16r uses a bunch of algos;   and generally nvidia cards get better hashrates on most algos compared to amd;  expect poor performance on AMD cards for these intensive type algos....  from what ive heard, AMd cards arent optimized well for X16r.


on a 1070 and 980, I am seeing roughly 15-22Mh average.
legendary
Activity: 1554
Merit: 2037
Any of the raven miners here using HIVE and amd (rx 570) cards?

I'm getting pretty garbage numbers ( 120kh/S per card)

I went back to stock bios. I'm using miningpanda pool.

I'm going to switch pools and maybe even try using SMOS( first time) to see if I can get better result.

I'd rather find a solution than abandon mining the coin. Any suggestions would be great

legendary
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1030
Well I had a fun day yesterday..

Got a telegram alert that All my systems went down.
So I take a trip over there which is only like 10mins.
When I get there I notice the dsl box next to road..
It’s in about million pieces. So I’m like oh shit we had a thunderstorm
Come through Florida last night. I run inside start checking everything.
So I find plastic pieces everywhere of what was my modem/router..
I don’t know how but only the modem was taken in the storm.
 

Lightning does wierd stuff sometimes.
Or your modem had a GOOD ground that protected past it.


Fibre optics are an insulator, lightning CAN'T travel along them.
Cross-ocean stuff does a "high voltage power line" through the MIDDLE of their fiber lines to be able to power the in-line repeaters, using the fibre optics parts as part of the INSULATION for that HV power line (in effect if not specifically by design).



Anyone else noticed that Phil and I are rated for more "coins" than the probable number of altcoins that exist, with -ck pretty close to that as well?

8-O


legendary
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1030
Wow, I'm not exactly sure if this video is 100% legit,
but it seems that the Antminer F3 is already there hashing Ethereum.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9L-1iG6mdJ8

If you search back a few months ago, i posted that MiningPoolHub emailed me informing me of the Antminer F3 already showing up as a miner on their pool in this thread

But in what quantity?
A few engineering test units? Not at all hard to picture.

Large quantities of production units? Bitmain prefers the rapid high profits of SELLING miners to mining with them as a general rule as they make MORE in a year that way by a wide margin.
full member
Activity: 284
Merit: 102
Well I had a fun day yesterday..

Got a telegram alert that All my systems went down.
So I take a trip over there which is only like 10mins.
When I get there I notice the dsl box next to road..
It’s in about million pieces. So I’m like oh shit we had a thunderstorm
Come through Florida last night. I run inside start checking everything.
So I find plastic pieces everywhere of what was my modem/router..
I don’t know how but only the modem was taken in the storm.
Here was the fun part.. trying to convince CenturyLink my internet provider
That their dsl box was destroyed and it took the modems with it. After a two
Hour phone call. They finally sent someone out to check on it and see what the
Problem was. So the technician said he thinks the problem is the dsl box by the road ..
So I laugh the tec laughs and amazons Alex laughs... so everything is all good again..
 

wow.... reminds me of my fried 56.6kbps modem during a thunderstorm.

A bolt of thunder can travel through the phone lines...

I wonder if the same for fiber broadband?

Meanwhile, Pigeons fought with Ravens, and stole 2 of my 1080ti rigs for giggles....

This is a pretty bold move, even for just 2 of your rigs.   Shocked
sr. member
Activity: 854
Merit: 277
liife threw a tempest at you? be a coconut !
imagine what the ASICS are gonna do to things like ETC, and the non-conformative forks of XMR that will be suddenly created and kept alive by people who fear change....


I wonder which way it will go with the ASIC and ETC.....

between private mining softwares and private asics & fpgas hard to know which is real...
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1080
---- winter*juvia -----
Well I had a fun day yesterday..

Got a telegram alert that All my systems went down.
So I take a trip over there which is only like 10mins.
When I get there I notice the dsl box next to road..
It’s in about million pieces. So I’m like oh shit we had a thunderstorm
Come through Florida last night. I run inside start checking everything.
So I find plastic pieces everywhere of what was my modem/router..
I don’t know how but only the modem was taken in the storm.
Here was the fun part.. trying to convince CenturyLink my internet provider
That their dsl box was destroyed and it took the modems with it. After a two
Hour phone call. They finally sent someone out to check on it and see what the
Problem was. So the technician said he thinks the problem is the dsl box by the road ..
So I laugh the tec laughs and amazons Alex laughs... so everything is all good again..
 

wow.... reminds me of my fried 56.6kbps modem during a thunderstorm.

A bolt of thunder can travel through the phone lines...

I wonder if the same for fiber broadband?

Meanwhile, Pigeons fought with Ravens, and stole 2 of my 1080ti rigs for giggles....
hero member
Activity: 672
Merit: 500
Well I had a fun day yesterday..

Got a telegram alert that All my systems went down.
So I take a trip over there which is only like 10mins.
When I get there I notice the dsl box next to road..
It’s in about million pieces. So I’m like oh shit we had a thunderstorm
Come through Florida last night. I run inside start checking everything.
So I find plastic pieces everywhere of what was my modem/router..
I don’t know how but only the modem was taken in the storm.
Here was the fun part.. trying to convince CenturyLink my internet provider
That their dsl box was destroyed and it took the modems with it. After a two
Hour phone call. They finally sent someone out to check on it and see what the
Problem was. So the technician said he thinks the problem is the dsl box by the road ..
So I laugh the tec laughs and amazons Alex laughs... so everything is all good again..
 
legendary
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1030

I would be skeptical of that even if it wasn't April 1'st.

Intel and AMD in a partnership yeah April fools and happy Easter all in one

Intel and AMD have been reported - MONTHS ago - to have a partnership on some laptop chip line, though it might have been more than Intel licensed AMD "Vega" iGPU technology instead, the reports weren't 100% clear.

NOT an April Fools joke.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/01/kaby-lake-g-unveiled-intel-cpu-amd-gpu-nvidia-beating-performance/
https://www.anandtech.com/show/12003/intel-to-create-new-8th-generation-cpus-with-amd-radeon-graphics-with-hbm2-using-emib

Among MANY other reports.


However, that Project Canis thing MIGHT be April Fools.

legendary
Activity: 1848
Merit: 1166
My AR-15 ID's itself as a toaster. Want breakfast?
imagine what the ASICS are gonna do to things like ETC, and the non-conformative forks of XMR that will be suddenly created and kept alive by people who fear change....


I wonder which way it will go with the ASIC and ETC.....
member
Activity: 104
Merit: 11
yeah nvidia is way better

with the enemy miner its 20 percent faster yet the calculator says
six 1070 should get 54 mhs but i get 64mhs and sometime 84 at the pool

even my vega 4 card rig caps at 45mhs

nvidia is hands down better with enemy miner


Im running the enemy miner found off the cryptominingblog.   ~14-22Mh from a single 1070 and single 980...  doesn't seem too bad.

Doesn't exactly calculate as profitable compared to what ive been mining, but i figure I have to try mine-and-hold at least once.
I've downloaded it from their discord, running it on 3 rigs at the moment to test. I am a tad bit worried about the closed source thing and the 46/64-ish report from virustotal but even Vosk said it made him more money... Let's hope for the best!
legendary
Activity: 1848
Merit: 1166
My AR-15 ID's itself as a toaster. Want breakfast?
yeah nvidia is way better

with the enemy miner its 20 percent faster yet the calculator says
six 1070 should get 54 mhs but i get 64mhs and sometime 84 at the pool

even my vega 4 card rig caps at 45mhs

nvidia is hands down better with enemy miner


Im running the enemy miner found off the cryptominingblog.   ~14-22Mh from a single 1070 and single 980...  doesn't seem too bad.

Doesn't exactly calculate as profitable compared to what ive been mining, but i figure I have to try mine-and-hold at least once.
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'

I would be skeptical of that even if it wasn't April 1'st.

Intel and AMD in a partnership yeah April fools and happy Easter all in one
sr. member
Activity: 1246
Merit: 274

I would be skeptical of that even if it wasn't April 1'st.
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1080
---- winter*juvia -----

When Bitmain can sell 4B worth of mining gear, anything is possible.

Samsung, Japan's GMO, and recently Intel already heading into the crypto world.

Where there is new money to be made, you can bet everyone will be heading that way.

I will not be surprised if EVGA, ASrock, etc. go all out with mining specific solutions.
full member
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