Topic: New X11/Darkcoin AMD nVIDIA GPU Miner With 40%-50% Performance Increase (Read 2135 times)
September 10, 2014, 12:00:19 PM
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May 29, 2014, 07:03:59 PM
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May 22, 2014, 08:41:53 PM
It seems that the OpenCL kernel for Darkcoin for sgminer has been optimized by a user called girino over at the forum to bring some nice performance improvement in the hashrate when mining X11 crypto coins such as Darkcoin. Do note that you need to use a precompiled miner with no source code and there is a 2% developer fee on the mining (the miner mines at another pool for the developer), but with 40-50% performance increase over the latest sgminer with support for DRK the 2% dev fee is acceptable. We have tested the new x11-sgminer on a Radeon R9 280x and and we are getting a boost from about 2-2.1 MHS to a little over 3.1 MHS with the new miner. The author provides compiled version of the miner for both Windows (download the mingw compiled build) as well as for linux and as already mentioned there is no source code published yet, so you cannot compile it yourself and you nee to download a binary release.
- To download the CCminer-KBomba fork with Compute 2.x Support for Windows OS…
Why is your link to the miner for Nvidia when your subject title refers to AMD?
May 22, 2014, 08:39:09 PM
It seems that the OpenCL kernel for Darkcoin for sgminer has been optimized by a user called girino over at the forum to bring some nice performance improvement in the hashrate when mining X11 crypto coins such as Darkcoin. Do note that you need to use a precompiled miner with no source code and there is a 2% developer fee on the mining (the miner mines at another pool for the developer), but with 40-50% performance increase over the latest sgminer with support for DRK the 2% dev fee is acceptable. We have tested the new x11-sgminer on a Radeon R9 280x and and we are getting a boost from about 2-2.1 MHS to a little over 3.1 MHS with the new miner. The author provides compiled version of the miner for both Windows (download the mingw compiled build) as well as for linux and as already mentioned there is no source code published yet, so you cannot compile it yourself and you nee to download a binary release.
- To download the CCminer-KBomba fork with Compute 2.x Support for Windows OS…
some randon guy from south america no one knows installed malicious fee's into software he refuses to release the code for.......this guys no hero
wrong choice of software.
May 22, 2014, 07:57:08 PM
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May 22, 2014, 07:54:15 PM
It seems that the OpenCL kernel for Darkcoin for sgminer has been optimized by a user called girino over at the forum to bring some nice performance improvement in the hashrate when mining X11 crypto coins such as Darkcoin. Do note that you need to use a precompiled miner with no source code and there is a 2% developer fee on the mining (the miner mines at another pool for the developer), but with 40-50% performance increase over the latest sgminer with support for DRK the 2% dev fee is acceptable. We have tested the new x11-sgminer on a Radeon R9 280x and and we are getting a boost from about 2-2.1 MHS to a little over 3.1 MHS with the new miner. The author provides compiled version of the miner for both Windows (download the mingw compiled build) as well as for linux and as already mentioned there is no source code published yet, so you cannot compile it yourself and you nee to download a binary release.
- To download the CCminer-KBomba fork with Compute 2.x Support for Windows OS…
some randon guy from south america no one knows installed malicious fee's into software he refuses to release the code for.......this guys no hero
May 22, 2014, 05:07:33 PM
It seems that the OpenCL kernel for Darkcoin for sgminer has been optimized by a user called girino over at the forum to bring some nice performance improvement in the hashrate when mining X11 crypto coins such as Darkcoin. Do note that you need to use a precompiled miner with no source code and there is a 2% developer fee on the mining (the miner mines at another pool for the developer), but with 40-50% performance increase over the latest sgminer with support for DRK the 2% dev fee is acceptable. We have tested the new x11-sgminer on a Radeon R9 280x and and we are getting a boost from about 2-2.1 MHS to a little over 3.1 MHS with the new miner. The author provides compiled version of the miner for both Windows (download the mingw compiled build) as well as for linux and as already mentioned there is no source code published yet, so you cannot compile it yourself and you nee to download a binary release.
AMD GPU Miner Download : https://mega.nz/#!xc0BnSqR!8yQS_tl21sybUjq3jiliE_6KAVeBiYehBo
NVIDIA GPU Miner Download : https://mega.nz/#!2ErxSZvD!AcEyZvikRj232S_3hgdf4_6KAVefbxs23
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