Hi I also have a farm
Would like to join your project.
Please PM me details.
Topic: Mining VS Rendering - page 10. (Read 6905 times)
1752% better returns? Is it real?
How is that possible?
How is that possible?
Thank you for the question.
After the getting results of last researches we has updated that information in our WP.
The number of returns we have received is 1150%, you can find all information in White paper (link in the first msg of the thread).
BUT IT REALLY MORET HAN 1000% RETURNS.
Check it yourself.
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LT.
Nice thread ), just reserved msg)
Hey everybody! I have GPU mining facilities 4xGTX1060 and want to test your software, how can i do it?
The beta version from Leonardo is already ready for use. I think even here you can apply for it's testing. Hey everybody! I have GPU mining facilities 4xGTX1060 and want to test your software, how can i do it?
It is really a nice and useful thread and I have reserved my message.
What would be necessary for a system to perform rendering tasks reasonably?
PCI bandwidth?
Ram?
CPU?
Up/down bandwidths?
This looks like a good project. I just hope it is as it seems.
PCI bandwidth?
Ram?
CPU?
Up/down bandwidths?
This looks like a good project. I just hope it is as it seems.
Thank you for interest in our project.
At the moment our suggestion is:
Internet speed: minimum 10/mbit•s
Cpu Ram: min 8Gb
Gpu: Nvidia/AMD min 4gb ram
Our CTO @Goocek can answer more detailed IT questions if needed. Join the telegram chat https://t.me/leonardorender
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LT.
WE ARE IN CHINA AT THE MOMENT)!
Our CEO Marco Iodice with IT guys from VHQ, a big production studio in Asia.
You have very interesting project especially now, when mining profitability is getting down. I read your FAQ about rendering but I didn’t find all answers how to participate in your project, what is exact amount of tokens do I need to have to participate. I hope that after pre-sale you’ll have more detailed guide on your site.
What would be necessary for a system to perform rendering tasks reasonably?
PCI bandwidth?
Ram?
CPU?
Up/down bandwidths?
This looks like a good project. I just hope it is as it seems.
PCI bandwidth?
Ram?
CPU?
Up/down bandwidths?
This looks like a good project. I just hope it is as it seems.
hi, can you send me leonardo render? I own 900 gpu, my friend in the same location also has about 1000 gpu. We are from Poland, we have fiber optic internet. You can answer pm.
While the Ethereum blockchain currently has its limitations, will LEOS token suffer from it? Like the scalability issues?are old gpu can randering on leonardo?
It depends. At the moment our software is compatible with Nvidia GPUs only as we use a library called CUDA driver developed by Nvidia. We are planning to implement OpenCL framework support that will enable using AMD cards.Thank you tradeinvest.7vek, you quite right and fully answered the question from our early supporter.
Very glad to see the real interest to the project!
Best,
LT.
are old gpu can randering on leonardo?
It depends. At the moment our software is compatible with Nvidia GPUs only as we use a library called CUDA driver developed by Nvidia. We are planning to implement OpenCL framework support that will enable using AMD cards. Is it planned to develop and maintain an own LEOS blockchain?
Thank you for the question.
As a part of the plans to combat the threat of the Ethereum blockchain scalability issue Leonardo is also exploring the possibility of the development of its own public blockchain to maximize the speed and efficiency of the system.
Best,
LT.
okey i'll try my rig 
are old gpu can randering on leonardo?
How does the overall tokenization of the platform works? Can you explain all the steps to me?
Thank you for the question.
For taking part in the Leonardo network as a miner, he needs to stake a certain amount of LEOS token to provide the rendering services. Several values influence the stake size and will be dynamically adjusted, for example proportional to the rendering performance of the miner's GPU. While rendering, this stake will be locked. The job starts after an upfront payment, which can be also done in LEOS token, of the customer that corresponds to the amount of work needed. When the work is done and confirmed by the customer, the upfront payming excluding Leonardo network fees will be provided as a payment to the miner. If there are issues with the work, a refund can be claimed plus an additional compensation that is taken from the miner's staked security deposit.
Best,
LT.
What happens if I'm unsatisfied with the work as a customer? For example if the rendering process didn't take place or started too late.
Thank you for the question.
In the end you have to confirm for the miner to receive his reward. If you are not satisfied with the miner's work, a dispute can be opened. If the dispute is resolved in your favor, you will receive a refund of your payment plus additional compensation that is taken from the miner’s staked security deposit. This staking system provides a major benefit to Leonardo customers, as it makes miners accountable for their work, and helps to achieve a persistently high quality of rendering services despite system decentralization.
Best,
LT.
hi, can you send me leonardo render? I own 900 gpu, my friend in the same location also has about 1000 gpu. We are from Poland, we have fiber optic internet. You can answer pm.
While the Ethereum blockchain currently has its limitations, will LEOS token suffer from it? Like the scalability issues? 
How does the overall tokenization of the platform works? Can you explain all the steps to me?
What happens if I'm unsatisfied with the work as a customer? For example if the rendering process didn't take place or started too late.
What are the benefits of partnering with Giga Watt?
Thank you for the question.The vertical partnership established between Leonardo and Giga Watt ensures high levels of performance, GPU reliability, security, and a low cost model compared to notable competing providers. Giga Watt will be the initial backbone of the Leonardo ecosystem, powering its consumer facing, real-time, cloud-based rendering software with the largest GPU hosting platform in the United States, benefiting from 23,000 GPUs.
Best,
LT.
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