Topic: [OFFLINE] SIMPLECOIN.US [PPLNS/SMPPS] - page 12. (Read 38067 times)
Hashrate is looking good on PPLNS, Luck has been up! Now we just need price/BTC to go back up so it's somewhat profitable again.
is there anywhere you can see the smpps buffer?
Not yet, but I'll work on getting one up.
is there anywhere you can see the smpps buffer?
found BTC block again yay 
Finally got a block. Now i can no longer be labeled as a leech
I never labeled you! Thanks for turning the luck around, if only temporarily.
Dayumn! That's two!
Keep it up!
Yeah! i'll keep doing what i'm doing. what ever that is?
Finally got a block. Now i can no longer be labeled as a leech
I never labeled you! Thanks for turning the luck around, if only temporarily.
Dayumn! That's two!
Keep it up!
The affinity is all I use. I set cgminer to just thread 0, then set minerd to what ever is left with that number of threads. On my 930, I usually run 3 CPU threads on 2, 4, 6 (3 tends to be slightly better than 7). Running HT is just so much more heat (and power too) for a minimal gain.
I no longer mine BTC on my laptop 460m, so 8 threads all day there.
I no longer mine BTC on my laptop 460m, so 8 threads all day there.
Thanks that information is useful. So probably is not much I can do about it.
Mining on 2 gfx cards just needs the 2 cores. Being able to set a maximum hash rate on the last tread in minerd would help though I could use that 40% on those two cores, and something that pauses it whenever someone logs into the FTP and start asking for a lot of encrypted data to be read from drives and sent out over FTP-SSL .... ohh well if I want everything I should learn to do it myself I guess
On my laptop (G73Sw) the 2630QM runs at 1.2x4 threads=4.8Kh/s, or .66x8 threads=5.28Kh/s. My 930 is a little bit better.
Hmm must have been something weird with the netbook when I tested. Using two threads gives about .03 improvement in total hash rate now. From .59 to .62
That makes a lot more sense then a decrease at least.
Does anyone have any ideas how to configure mining to mine booth BTC and LTD efficiently? My GPU miner still eat alot of CPU on the server so I can only run 2 threads on the Q9650s 4 cores before it starts to reduce GPU hashrate. minerd seems to ignore it's windows process priority completely so lowering that doesn't work and it also makes it keep interfering with FTP-servers and such I run on there too. Fiddled around with affinity too and the best I could get with that was 2 cores at about 60% load for GPU mining and the other 2 for CPU mining.
Anyone have any ideas on how to make it give room for GPU mining and other processes when necessary?
The affinity is all I use. I set cgminer to just thread 0, then set minerd to what ever is left with that number of threads. On my 930, I usually run 3 CPU threads on 2, 4, 6 (3 tends to be slightly better than 7). Running HT is just so much more heat (and power too) for a minimal gain.
I no longer mine BTC on my laptop 460m, so 8 threads all day there.
Finally got a block. Now i can no longer be labeled as a leech
I never labeled you! Thanks for turning the luck around, if only temporarily.
Finally got a block. Now i can no longer be labeled as a leech
On my laptop (G73Sw) the 2630QM runs at 1.2x4 threads=4.8Kh/s, or .66x8 threads=5.28Kh/s. My 930 is a little bit better.
Hmm must have been something weird with the netbook when I tested. Using two threads gives about .03 improvement in total hash rate now. From .59 to .62
That makes a lot more sense then a decrease at least.
Does anyone have any ideas how to configure mining to mine booth BTC and LTD efficiently? My GPU miner still eat alot of CPU on the server so I can only run 2 threads on the Q9650s 4 cores before it starts to reduce GPU hashrate. minerd seems to ignore it's windows process priority completely so lowering that doesn't work and it also makes it keep interfering with FTP-servers and such I run on there too. Fiddled around with affinity too and the best I could get with that was 2 cores at about 60% load for GPU mining and the other 2 for CPU mining.
Anyone have any ideas on how to make it give room for GPU mining and other processes when necessary?
BTW, my CPU is a Core i7 920, running 8 threads.
Ha, I tested hyper-treaded mining on my netbook and it gave me a lower total hash rate then just using 1 tread.
If you get a higher total hash rate on i7 using HT then not and someone feels like explaining to me why my Intel Atom N450 Processor (Asus eee 1001px running Ubuntu) gets a worse result using hyper-treading and a i7 processor gets better I would be interested to know why it may work this way. This is a bit of topic and mostly because I am looking to upgrade my desktop soon so a PM response might be better then here. And send a coin address of any currency in this pool if you choose to enlighten me that way
On my laptop (G73Sw) the 2630QM runs at 1.2x4 threads=4.8Kh/s, or .66x8 threads=5.28Kh/s. My 930 is a little bit better.
i am mining TBX using CPU, NOT GPU.
The time is set to 5 (the default value from the TBX miner).
The time is set to 5 (the default value from the TBX miner).
Yes, I was just saying slow GPU workes have the same problem in the BitCoin pool.
Quote from: simplecoin
It's a known issue that LTC & TBX miners often show inactive. The hashrate is often less than the timeout for inactive miners.
As long as your share count increases, all is good
Cosmetic improvements like this, and changing the hash rate unit for the CPU based currencies to one that actually displays workers hash-rates with more then like 1 digit should help you get more miners and higher donations too As long as your share count increases, all is good
But take your time and solve anything that actually matter to proper payouts and reliability first...
It's a known issue that LTC & TBX miners often show inactive. The hashrate is often less than the timeout for inactive miners.
As long as your share count increases, all is good
As long as your share count increases, all is good
Yeah, the miner statuses don't seem to work very well unless the hashrate is high.
Maybe there could be an option for slow miner or something to extend the 10 minutes if you are like mining on a crappy old nvidia card you find in your drawer and plugged in because it is more use turning my landlords electricity to a few bitcent then in my drawer...
Also the updates seem to be laggy or something. I have also noticed the CPU currency pools showing N for the miners when results have been submitted in last few minutes...
i am mining TBX using CPU, NOT GPU.Maybe there could be an option for slow miner or something to extend the 10 minutes if you are like mining on a crappy old nvidia card you find in your drawer and plugged in because it is more use turning my landlords electricity to a few bitcent then in my drawer...
Also the updates seem to be laggy or something. I have also noticed the CPU currency pools showing N for the miners when results have been submitted in last few minutes...
The time is set to 5 (the default value from the TBX miner).
BTW, my CPU is a Core i7 920, running 8 threads.
Ha, I tested hyper-treaded mining on my netbook and it gave me a lower total hash rate then just using 1 tread.
If you get a higher total hash rate on i7 using HT then not and someone feels like explaining to me why my Intel Atom N450 Processor (Asus eee 1001px running Ubuntu) gets a worse result using hyper-treading and a i7 processor gets better I would be interested to know why it may work this way. This is a bit of topic and mostly because I am looking to upgrade my desktop soon so a PM response might be better then here. And send a coin address of any currency in this pool if you choose to enlighten me that way
Yeah, the miner statuses don't seem to work very well unless the hashrate is high.
Maybe there could be an option for slow miner or something to extend the 10 minutes if you are like mining on a crappy old nvidia card you find in your drawer and plugged in because it is more use turning my landlords electricity to a few bitcent then in my drawer...
Also the updates seem to be laggy or something. I have also noticed the CPU currency pools showing N for the miners when results have been submitted in last few minutes...
Maybe there could be an option for slow miner or something to extend the 10 minutes if you are like mining on a crappy old nvidia card you find in your drawer and plugged in because it is more use turning my landlords electricity to a few bitcent then in my drawer...
Also the updates seem to be laggy or something. I have also noticed the CPU currency pools showing N for the miners when results have been submitted in last few minutes...
In accounts detail page, it shows my TBX worker is NOT active.
However, my TBX worker is really mining away. I checked the cmd window, and it clearly shows it is mining and submitting results.
What is wrong on solidcoin.us?
However, my TBX worker is really mining away. I checked the cmd window, and it clearly shows it is mining and submitting results.
What is wrong on solidcoin.us?
What you see in the CLI is just noise. The shares that count are the ones that say "Proof of work result: True (Yay!!)".
The Acc Details page has a 10 minute window. If no "result: True" came through in the last ten minutes, it will register as not submitting. Just give it a few. Sometimes you will be submitting more shares than others.
I don't see any "result: True".
So, this means the website should show that the working is "Y" in active field.
BTW, my CPU is a Core i7 920, running 8 threads.
The "result: True" was just me shortening the phrase.
Does it show current shares in the TBX pool stats page?
My 930 will range from .000 at times to .012. That is just variance in my case, and it's a lot more noticeable on CPU mining. But, if it's been sitting there like that for the last two hours, then I don't know.
In accounts detail page, it shows my TBX worker is NOT active.
However, my TBX worker is really mining away. I checked the cmd window, and it clearly shows it is mining and submitting results.
What is wrong on solidcoin.us?
However, my TBX worker is really mining away. I checked the cmd window, and it clearly shows it is mining and submitting results.
What is wrong on solidcoin.us?
What you see in the CLI is just noise. The shares that count are the ones that say "Proof of work result: True (Yay!!)".
The Acc Details page has a 10 minute window. If no "result: True" came through in the last ten minutes, it will register as not submitting. Just give it a few. Sometimes you will be submitting more shares than others.
I don't see any "result: True".
So, this means the website should show that the working is "Y" in active field.
BTW, my CPU is a Core i7 920, running 8 threads.
In accounts detail page, it shows my TBX worker is NOT active.
However, my TBX worker is really mining away. I checked the cmd window, and it clearly shows it is mining and submitting results.
What is wrong on solidcoin.us?
However, my TBX worker is really mining away. I checked the cmd window, and it clearly shows it is mining and submitting results.
What is wrong on solidcoin.us?
What you see in the CLI is just noise. The shares that count are the ones that say "Proof of work result: True (Yay!!)".
The Acc Details page has a 10 minute window. If no "result: True" came through in the last ten minutes, it will register as not submitting. Just give it a few. Sometimes you will be submitting more shares than others.
In accounts detail page, it shows my TBX worker is NOT active.
However, my TBX worker is really mining away. I checked the cmd window, and it clearly shows it is mining and submitting results.
What is wrong on solidcoin.us?
However, my TBX worker is really mining away. I checked the cmd window, and it clearly shows it is mining and submitting results.
What is wrong on solidcoin.us?
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