Topic: miniZ v2.0a Equihash 144,5 125,4 210,9 150,5 192,7 BeamHash3 ProgPoW Ethash CFX - page 76. (Read 60004 times)
November 17, 2018, 08:12:18 PM
Thank you for giving us an alternate miner but with same fee and less hashrate than Gminer, it does not look attractive to use. I hope next release will beat Gminer.
November 15, 2018, 03:25:18 PM
Good effort..but it is not faster than Gminer
November 15, 2018, 01:13:39 PM
Hi everyone,
miniZ v1.0f is out!
* Major speed improvement. Up to 16%, depending on GPU.
* Minor bug fixes.
* Added extra version compiled with cuda 10.0.
* Added support for RTX 20xx GPUs (alpha stage).
For download and more information check the website:
https://miniz.ch
Happy mining!
miniZ v1.0f is out!
* Major speed improvement. Up to 16%, depending on GPU.
* Minor bug fixes.
* Added extra version compiled with cuda 10.0.
* Added support for RTX 20xx GPUs (alpha stage).
For download and more information check the website:
https://miniz.ch
Happy mining!
November 10, 2018, 07:19:12 PM
Just wanted to give you a update on this post and to correct a error in it. I indicated that it worked with a 348.111 driver.
I have now corrected that post to show it is the 384.111 driver that it works with.
When I posted, it was late for me and I was pretty tired at the moment.
My sincere apologies for taking so long in recognizing the error.
I just discovered it now as I was viewing your website looking to see what version Cuda you are compiled with and noticed the 348.111 statement.
I sincerely hope this error has not caused you or anyone any difficulties. From what I can see here, no one has mentioned anything about it and it is very unlikely anyone would be using a driver that old for mining anyway.
I have now corrected that post to show it is the 384.111 driver that it works with.
When I posted, it was late for me and I was pretty tired at the moment.
My sincere apologies for taking so long in recognizing the error.
I just discovered it now as I was viewing your website looking to see what version Cuda you are compiled with and noticed the 348.111 statement.
I sincerely hope this error has not caused you or anyone any difficulties. From what I can see here, no one has mentioned anything about it and it is very unlikely anyone would be using a driver that old for mining anyway.
Hi Overdrive5, thank you for letting us know! As you wrote "no one has mentioned anything about it and it is very unlikely anyone would be using a driver that old for mining", so we do not think that caused any trouble.
We corrected both the website (https://miniz.ch/features-miniz-equihash-1445-miner/) and the post (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.43081625)
So what version Cuda are you compiling with?
I am in the process of compiling/testing both 390.87 & 410.73 drivers and I now am seeing a slight Sol rate increase between a competitor's cuda 8.0 and cuda 9.1 versions.
So I wanted to let you know that if you are compiling with cuda 8.0, you may want to offer a cuda 9.1 or higher version as well.
This may be a piece of the puzzle in improving your Sol rate even further.
Hope this Helps
I am in the process of compiling/testing both 390.87 & 410.73 drivers and I now am seeing a slight Sol rate increase between a competitor's cuda 8.0 and cuda 9.1 versions.
So I wanted to let you know that if you are compiling with cuda 8.0, you may want to offer a cuda 9.1 or higher version as well.
This may be a piece of the puzzle in improving your Sol rate even further.
Hope this Helps
Windows release is compiled with Cuda 9.1 already.
Linux version is compiled with Cuda 8.0. We've tried Cuda 9.1 but did not see much difference, so for sake of compatibility with older systems we will keep Cuda 8.0. But, if we see that it is holding us back we'll change, of course. Thanks for the tip!
We keep working on improvements. It is likely we'll be able to release an even better miniZ soon.
November 10, 2018, 01:17:46 AM
Any vets try this yet?
November 09, 2018, 10:28:01 PM
Hi, Just thought you would like to know it does work with ZhashOS using Nvidia 348.111 driver.
Really like the UI report information. Sol rate was a little slower using the same O/C settings for EWBF.
I was seeing 35.5-36 Sol/s with 1070ti @ 104w, +240cc, +1290mc. I would normally see 36-42 Sol/s.
But I only ran it for a few minutes as it is late here.
I'll try to see if the app can allow a higher O/C bump tomorrow and let you know.
I think you are off to a really good start, but will need to get more optimization to be head on competitive.
Looking forward to your continued efforts!
Really like the UI report information. Sol rate was a little slower using the same O/C settings for EWBF.
I was seeing 35.5-36 Sol/s with 1070ti @ 104w, +240cc, +1290mc. I would normally see 36-42 Sol/s.
But I only ran it for a few minutes as it is late here.
I'll try to see if the app can allow a higher O/C bump tomorrow and let you know.
I think you are off to a really good start, but will need to get more optimization to be head on competitive.
Looking forward to your continued efforts!
Just wanted to give you a update on this post and to correct a error in it. I indicated that it worked with a 348.111 driver.
I have now corrected that post to show it is the 384.111 driver that it works with.
When I posted, it was late for me and I was pretty tired at the moment.
My sincere apologies for taking so long in recognizing the error.
I just discovered it now as I was viewing your website looking to see what version Cuda you are compiled with and noticed the 348.111 statement.
I sincerely hope this error has not caused you or anyone any difficulties. From what I can see here, no one has mentioned anything about it and it is very unlikely anyone would be using a driver that old for mining anyway.
So what version Cuda are you compiling with?
I am in the process of compiling/testing both 390.87 & 410.73 drivers and I now am seeing a slight Sol rate increase between a competitor's cuda 8.0 and cuda 9.1 versions.
So I wanted to let you know that if you are compiling with cuda 8.0, you may want to offer a cuda 9.1 or higher version as well.
This may be a piece of the puzzle in improving your Sol rate even further.
Hope this Helps
November 08, 2018, 08:45:37 PM
Hi Overdrive5, thank you for leaving a message with such great news!
miniZ supports descentralized mining and it is encouraging to know that it is valued within the community.
We keep working to improve the miner and we will keep you informed about updates and any new releases.
miniZ supports descentralized mining and it is encouraging to know that it is valued within the community.
We keep working to improve the miner and we will keep you informed about updates and any new releases.
November 06, 2018, 06:20:03 PM
Hi, Just stopping by to say thanks for your work in the asic resistant equihash algorithm arena.
And to thank you for posting in our thread as well. Please feel free to give any updates / suggestions as you think are needed.
We have decided to add your miner to our ZhashOS Release 3.
FYI, ZhashOS is a Power $aving Pendrive OS that also allows users to keep their Win10/7 intact.
More info and download link in 1st post:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.40261859
And to thank you for posting in our thread as well. Please feel free to give any updates / suggestions as you think are needed.
We have decided to add your miner to our ZhashOS Release 3.
FYI, ZhashOS is a Power $aving Pendrive OS that also allows users to keep their Win10/7 intact.
More info and download link in 1st post:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.40261859
November 03, 2018, 01:51:57 PM
Hi,
It is good to know!
For both speed and consumption there are differences, for that GPU. Although they are not the same, they look less dissimilar if one looks at efficiencies.
It is always better to let miniZ run for a bit, so that it can be closer to a steady state. The average tends to be pretty stable making it easier to compare.
Thank you for the feedback.
It is good to know!
For both speed and consumption there are differences, for that GPU. Although they are not the same, they look less dissimilar if one looks at efficiencies.
It is always better to let miniZ run for a bit, so that it can be closer to a steady state. The average tends to be pretty stable making it easier to compare.
Thank you for the feedback.
November 02, 2018, 12:21:05 PM
6xGTX1060 6GB
185 core
200 mem
71 power limit
Windows - 416.34
168-178 sol/s, 556W - miniZ
186-198 sol/s, 570W - Gminer
looks like gpu is not fully used
185 core
200 mem
71 power limit
Windows - 416.34
168-178 sol/s, 556W - miniZ
186-198 sol/s, 570W - Gminer
looks like gpu is not fully used
November 01, 2018, 01:13:35 PM
October 19, 2018, 03:38:49 PM
Hi everyone!
we found a problem (probably you did too) while running miniZ Windows version 1.0d.
This is now fixed! You can check back and try it out!
To go directly to the download page: https://miniz.ch/download/
Because your feedback is precious, do not hesitate to leave us a message through our website @ https://miniz.ch
We’ll also check this forum regularly!
Happy mining!
we found a problem (probably you did too) while running miniZ Windows version 1.0d.
This is now fixed! You can check back and try it out!
To go directly to the download page: https://miniz.ch/download/
Because your feedback is precious, do not hesitate to leave us a message through our website @ https://miniz.ch
We’ll also check this forum regularly!
Happy mining!
October 17, 2018, 05:50:15 PM
Nice to see an EWBF competitor!
This inspires both of you to make mining faster and better!
This inspires both of you to make mining faster and better!
Thank you and all the miniZ community for the encouragement.
There is a new miniZ version v1.0d available for you
Download @ https://miniz.ch!
Happy miniZ mining!
October 14, 2018, 02:03:50 AM
Nice to see an EWBF competitor!
This inspires both of you to make mining faster and better!
This inspires both of you to make mining faster and better!
October 11, 2018, 08:17:55 AM
Hi everyone,
thank you all for your support and feedback.
miniZ version 1.0c has been updated
* More stable mining for 2GB GPUs.
* Requires minimum 1.9GB. Ex. in Linux you can run miniZ and Xorg with the same GPU.
For download and more information check the website:
https://miniz.ch
Happy mining!
thank you all for your support and feedback.
miniZ version 1.0c has been updated
* More stable mining for 2GB GPUs.
* Requires minimum 1.9GB. Ex. in Linux you can run miniZ and Xorg with the same GPU.
For download and more information check the website:
https://miniz.ch
Happy mining!
October 10, 2018, 08:33:19 PM
Hi,
It should work fine.
Unfortunately, we do not have a 1080Ti so we don't know how well it would perform.
It would be great to have your feedback
It should work fine.
Unfortunately, we do not have a 1080Ti so we don't know how well it would perform.
It would be great to have your feedback
October 10, 2018, 07:50:56 PM
1080ti is not support?
October 10, 2018, 04:45:28 PM
Hi everyone,
miniZ v1.0c has been released!
* Major speed improvement. Up to 20%, depending on GPU.
* Better support for 1070 Ti 8GB.
For download and more information check the website:
https://miniz.ch
We'll keep working to ensure you'll have the best mining experience.
miniZ v1.0c has been released!
* Major speed improvement. Up to 20%, depending on GPU.
* Better support for 1070 Ti 8GB.
For download and more information check the website:
https://miniz.ch
We'll keep working to ensure you'll have the best mining experience.
August 10, 2018, 08:23:42 PM
How does this make any sense? 23 solutions?
Isnt 280 to 300 solutions per second what u should be getting on a GTX 1060?
Isnt 280 to 300 solutions per second what u should be getting on a GTX 1060?
This is equihash 144,5 not equihash 200,9.
August 10, 2018, 06:33:42 PM
How does this make any sense? 23 solutions?
Isnt 280 to 300 solutions per second what u should be getting on a GTX 1060?
Isnt 280 to 300 solutions per second what u should be getting on a GTX 1060?
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