Topic: is anybody mining YAC by GPU? (Read 931 times)
Hence the rolly eyes smilie
n is to large? oO I get over 800 khash on my gpu.
So you are the first person to admit mining YAC on GPU's? Care to post binaries or source? lol i doubt he has one
hehehe n is to large? oO I get over 800 khash on my gpu.
So you are the first person to admit mining YAC on GPU's? Care to post binaries or source? 
Why would anyone want to give out their openCL implemented miners? That distorts the obvious advantage for that miner.
n is to large? oO I get over 800 khash on my gpu.
My friend tried but failed.
Because Nfactor is too large, gpu hashrate is only 1x K/s
Because Nfactor is too large, gpu hashrate is only 1x K/s
Looking at the YAC pools and the speeds listed there, I am pretty sure there is one, but those who do have it seem to be keeping it their secret. It is almost as bad as premining.
Would YOU give it our for free if YOU could make lots of money with it by not giving it out?
Ok, is there one for "efficient implementation" for GPU yet ?
Looking at the YAC pools and the speeds listed there, I am pretty sure there is one, but those who do have it seem to be keeping it their secret. It is almost as bad as premining.
there will be..
There are no things like CPU Algorithm or GPU Algorithm ... all algorithms are just calculations, it just depends if there is an efficient implementation out yet.
Everything are just cost/benefit tradeoffs.
Everything are just cost/benefit tradeoffs.
Ok, is there one for "efficient implementation" for GPU yet ?
There are no things like CPU Algorithm or GPU Algorithm ... all algorithms are just calculations, it just depends if there is an efficient implementation out yet.
Everything are just cost/benefit tradeoffs.
Everything are just cost/benefit tradeoffs.
i have saw some topics said how to mine YAC by GPU. i don't believe it.... because YAC is a cpu algorithm. right?
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