Topic: Louisd’or(codename)- first anonymous PoS, CN-based currency (technical review) - page 2. (Read 22144 times)

Quote from: louisdor on November 18, 2015, 01:13:15 PM

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We work hard, guys... public beta is coming...

wow nice GUI. when coin will be launch ?

Thx!

We hope that Alpha will be available in january.
We want to do everything really good.

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Quote from: louisdor on November 18, 2015, 01:13:15 PM

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We work hard, guys... public beta is coming...

Our nice GUI :
http://monosnap.com/image/4KlSQshWhcHaR5h6P3e6nh7iZAMLDo

wow nice GUI. when coin will be launch ?

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We work hard, guys... public beta is coming...

Our nice GUI :
http://monosnap.com/image/4KlSQshWhcHaR5h6P3e6nh7iZAMLDo

The GUI looks very nice indeed

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Quote from: @bb on September 04, 2015, 11:04:30 PM

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Quote from: thelibertycap on September 02, 2015, 03:47:44 PM

Quote from: crypto_zoidberg on August 27, 2015, 11:53:53 AM

Hey folk!

We are looking for someone who can work out X11 GPU miner (both OpenCL and Cuda).
Need to make changes in block size (adapt for cryptonote-family block) and test it with server pool software.

We pay in Bitcoins.
Let me know if someone is familiar with this code and ready to sort out things for us.

Zoidberg.

But why X11 ? X11 algo has fpga miner, just one step to asic.

You can make FPGA and ASIC miners for ANYTHING a CPU can do.

Yeah but how much more efficient can you get in terms of price and performance compared to efficient algorithms like AES already baked in Intel's higher higher end CPUS instruction set - to give one ordinary example - ? - actual calculations would interest me a lot

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X11 fpga can do 35 MH/s @36 watt, while my rig 1x7990 +1x7850+1x7870+1x5850 can do 10 MH/s (with wolf0 code) @750 watt.

I believe cpu is much lower hashrate.

For cryptonight, AMD FX8350 - 8 core yield about 280 h/s @115 watt, while my 7990 yiels 800 h/s in full power and very hot indeed.

But I think it is kind of obsolete to program fpga directly to perform hash function.

https://www.altera.com/products/design-software/embedded-software-developers/opencl/overview.smartphone.highResolutionDisplay.html

There is another way, programming fpga to opencl device is more flexible to do any hashfunction.

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Quote from: thelibertycap on September 02, 2015, 03:47:44 PM

Quote from: crypto_zoidberg on August 27, 2015, 11:53:53 AM

Hey folk!

We are looking for someone who can work out X11 GPU miner (both OpenCL and Cuda).
Need to make changes in block size (adapt for cryptonote-family block) and test it with server pool software.

We pay in Bitcoins.
Let me know if someone is familiar with this code and ready to sort out things for us.

Zoidberg.

But why X11 ? X11 algo has fpga miner, just one step to asic.

You can make FPGA and ASIC miners for ANYTHING a CPU can do.

Yeah but how much more efficient can you get in terms of price and performance compared to efficient algorithms like AES already baked in Intel's higher higher end CPUS instruction set - to give one ordinary example - ? - actual calculations would interest me a lot

.....-snipped....

X11 fpga can do 35 MH/s @36 watt, while my rig 1x7990 +1x7850+1x7870+1x5850 can do 10 MH/s (with wolf0 code) @750 watt.

I believe cpu is much lower hashrate.

For cryptonight, AMD FX8350 - 8 core yield about 280 h/s @115 watt, while my 7990 yiels 800 h/s in full power and very hot indeed.

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Quote from: crypto_zoidberg on August 27, 2015, 11:53:53 AM

Hey folk!

We are looking for someone who can work out X11 GPU miner (both OpenCL and Cuda).
Need to make changes in block size (adapt for cryptonote-family block) and test it with server pool software.

We pay in Bitcoins.
Let me know if someone is familiar with this code and ready to sort out things for us.

Zoidberg.

But why X11 ? X11 algo has fpga miner, just one step to asic.

You can make FPGA and ASIC miners for ANYTHING a CPU can do.

Literally no, but with help especially from you, yes I can

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