Where did you dig this thread up? It is wayy outdated!
I created it 3 years ago. Back then monero was at 0.5$!
Topic: [QCN] Comparison of CPU hashing power (Read 5642 times)
My C2D E8400 3Ghz Gives me around 40H\s on BCN
I think it is the same with QCN
I think it is the same with QCN
With cpu miner i was like 40 to 60 hashes with cpu i5 intel 2430M which is not bad for such PC at all
cpu-cloud net:
E3-1220v2: ~125 hash/s - ~150 hash/s - € 0.074 (per hour)
i7-4770: ~160 hash/s - ~180 hash/s - € 0.104 (per hour)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cpu-cloudnet-per-hour-server-and-asic-rent-for-mining-631915
E3-1220v2: ~125 hash/s - ~150 hash/s - € 0.074 (per hour)
i7-4770: ~160 hash/s - ~180 hash/s - € 0.104 (per hour)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cpu-cloudnet-per-hour-server-and-asic-rent-for-mining-631915
e3 1230v3 7/8 150h 4/8 200h
why?
why?
I think it would be helpful to have a list of the hashes we achieve using different CPUs and OS. I will start by saying that I get:
- 110 hashes/sec when using 7 out of 8 cores on an i7 4770K (1150/3.5GHz/8MB) running Windows 7
- 40 hashes/sec when using 4 out of 4 cores on the Surface Pro 2 (Intel Core i5-4300U, Dual Core 1.9GHz) running Windows 8.1
- 110 hashes/sec when using 7 out of 8 cores on an i7 4770K (1150/3.5GHz/8MB) running Windows 7
- 40 hashes/sec when using 4 out of 4 cores on the Surface Pro 2 (Intel Core i5-4300U, Dual Core 1.9GHz) running Windows 8.1
Try using 3-4 cores on your i7. I'm getting 150 h/s using 3 cores (also i7-4770k). Anything past 4 and the hashrate drops.
32bit sucks...get a 64bit os.
I'm running a few 32bit Vista GPU miners, I've just started cpu mining on the same rigs with 1 thread
in use as this doesn't slow down the GPU hashing.
Intel i7 950 OC'd 3.6Ghz 6/8 threads = 62 H/s
Intel G630 2.7Ghz 2/2 threads = 22 H/s
Intel Core 2duo E6600 2/2 threads = 20H/s
Intel Core 2duo E4600 2/2 threads = 15H/s
Intel Celeron G1610 2.60GHz 2/2 threads = 22H/s
AMD A4 4000 FM2 3GHz 2/2 threads = 20H/s
Intel Centrino T5450 1.66Ghz 2/2 threads = 11H/s
in use as this doesn't slow down the GPU hashing.
Intel i7 950 OC'd 3.6Ghz 6/8 threads = 62 H/s
Intel G630 2.7Ghz 2/2 threads = 22 H/s
Intel Core 2duo E6600 2/2 threads = 20H/s
Intel Core 2duo E4600 2/2 threads = 15H/s
Intel Celeron G1610 2.60GHz 2/2 threads = 22H/s
AMD A4 4000 FM2 3GHz 2/2 threads = 20H/s
Intel Centrino T5450 1.66Ghz 2/2 threads = 11H/s
AMD 9590, 4.43 GHz/core (i.e., lame, conservative clocking) provides ~280 H/s with 8 cores with minerd; bytecoind will get 270. Performance scales reasonably as cores are added/removed, and core temperatures are not an issue (push-pull liquid cooler keeps mine at 36C under full load).
Results with an old Intel i7 2600K series show that performance does not scale beyond 4 threads: I observed about 100 H/s at 8 threads, and 145 H/s at 4 threads. In other words, less is more. This may or may not apply to later model Intel devices, and experimentation is suggested.
While I _strongly_ suggest only the use of devices that implement the AES-NI instructions, that old non-AES accelerated Intel thing has yanked a few blocks, so it's not like it is completely useless.
Results with an old Intel i7 2600K series show that performance does not scale beyond 4 threads: I observed about 100 H/s at 8 threads, and 145 H/s at 4 threads. In other words, less is more. This may or may not apply to later model Intel devices, and experimentation is suggested.
While I _strongly_ suggest only the use of devices that implement the AES-NI instructions, that old non-AES accelerated Intel thing has yanked a few blocks, so it's not like it is completely useless.
I'd like to add that on my laptop running Ubuntu 14.04 dual core i5 2450M CPU @ 2.50GHz I get 40-50 H/sec
I'm getting ~250 on an FX-8350 @ 4.5ghz. I'm only running 7 cores though.
AMD FX 8230 OC to 4Ghz - 272 H/s - 8 cores
90-100 on 2 of 4 cores on i5-3570 3,40ghz
152h/s with 4 cores out of 8 (logical/physical) on my I7 3820 at stock...cpuminer.
Intel i5-3337U 1.8Ghz
Win7
30 H/s
Win7
30 H/s
Intel Core2 Quad Processor Q9550 (2.83 GHz / core) with Linux Ubuntu 12.04: 82.5 H/s
Hello,
I've noticed that there is no available comparison of hashing power for the different CPUs, neither for QCN nor for any kryptonote coins. There is only a comparison in the Bytecoin wiki but its old and outdated (before mining programs optimization).
I think it would be helpful to have a list of the hashes we achieve using different CPUs and OS. I will start by saying that I get:
- 110 hashes/sec when using 7 out of 8 cores on an i7 4770K (1150/3.5GHz/8MB) running Windows 7
- 40 hashes/sec when using 4 out of 4 cores on the Surface Pro 2 (Intel Core i5-4300U, Dual Core 1.9GHz) running Windows 8.1
Anyone using AMD FX processors?
I've noticed that there is no available comparison of hashing power for the different CPUs, neither for QCN nor for any kryptonote coins. There is only a comparison in the Bytecoin wiki but its old and outdated (before mining programs optimization).
I think it would be helpful to have a list of the hashes we achieve using different CPUs and OS. I will start by saying that I get:
- 110 hashes/sec when using 7 out of 8 cores on an i7 4770K (1150/3.5GHz/8MB) running Windows 7
- 40 hashes/sec when using 4 out of 4 cores on the Surface Pro 2 (Intel Core i5-4300U, Dual Core 1.9GHz) running Windows 8.1
Anyone using AMD FX processors?
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