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Dayofswords

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Code:

bitcoin-miner.exe -a 5 -o http://mining.bitcoin.cz:8332/ -u USERNAME.MINERNAME -p PASSWORD -g no

this is a working pure CPU batch script (aka a blah.bat text file)for the SSE2 miner, if you're at slush, just change the username.minername and password to your own, deepbit, you're on your own i don't use him.

(-a flag.. i think that's for GPU stuff if you have that on, idk, i haven't fooled with it)

chucks

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Quote from: Dayofswords on May 24, 2011, 08:50:28 PM

my $100 desktop card gets 230mh/s
(ati5830)

the problem that you are seeing with the low numbers is

nvidia cards are much slower
it's a laptop card, they are much, much weaker than their desktop cousins

Honestly, if you're doing bitcoin for fun, it's a "meh" number, if you're serious it's a "give up" number, as the other dude said, you may get more for just your CPU.

Yeah, that's kind of what I figured. I tried the 4-way and got about 5000 khash/s, couldn't get ufasoft's miner to run. Well I'll enjoy the centi-bit coins I've made so far. As more people figure out about them and demand increases along with mining difficulty, who knows, it might be worth a shiny quarter someday.

Dayofswords

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Activity: 138

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Exchange BTC in Telegram https://bit.ly/2MEfiw8

my $100 desktop card gets 230mh/s
(ati5830)

the problem that you are seeing with the low numbers is

nvidia cards are much slower
it's a laptop card, they are much, much weaker than their desktop cousins

Honestly, if you're doing bitcoin for fun, it's a "meh" number, if you're serious it's a "give up" number, as the other dude said, you may get more for just your CPU.

grue

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you're probably going to get more hashes from your CPU, using ufasoft's miner.

chucks

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Probably not on most people's radars, but is 10M hash/s respectable for a modern laptop graphics card? It's not the fastest kicker in the bunch, even as a laptop chip, I realize, but I'm still a bit taken aback by the magnitude of difference between it and other benchmarks. Is this the limit of the card or do I need some tweaking with my mining program?

NVS 4200M, 1GB dedicated, 48 CUDA cores, 810Mhz processor clock, 1620 Mhz clock driver 275.27

-other specs- Core i7 2820 Quad mobile 2.3ghz, 8GB ram

running rpcminer-cuda -gpu -aggression=8-gpugrid=256 -gputhreads=512, but running with default or just about any other aggression yields the same results or slightly lower.

Thoughts for bumping up my hash/s? Or should I just be content with what I have?

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