I think I found a bug.
If you do not have bitcoin ready, and run the miner, then get bitcoin ready
it will crash on windows vista x64
Topic: Ufasoft Miner - Windows/Linux, x86/x64, SSE2/OpenCL, Open Source - page 47. (Read 631037 times)
April 20, 2011, 06:33:21 PM
April 20, 2011, 10:49:03 AM
Hello
I am trying to compile your Linux source
It says I'm missing JWASM
Can't find it on apt, and i have found several implementations of the asm interpreter, I was wondering which version you use?
I am trying to compile your Linux source
It says I'm missing JWASM
Can't find it on apt, and i have found several implementations of the asm interpreter, I was wondering which version you use?
April 11, 2011, 04:17:41 AM
I'm presuming that performance on Intel CPUs is staying the same?
1. x64 because it has more registers.
2. CPUs with AVX
Nice! So Sandy Bridge CPUs should provider better performance..assuming that your miner will be updated to support AVX.
April 11, 2011, 03:46:51 AM
I'm presuming that performance on Intel CPUs is staying the same?
1. x64 because it has more registers.
2. CPUs with AVX
April 10, 2011, 07:57:23 PM
Could you please update release dates and version numbers in the first post of the thread to make it easier to keep track of whether or not people have the latest version? I'm currently running version 0.4.
Version 0.6 released.
Added: Improved performance on AMD Evergreen+ GPUs.
The first Post will show version and release month.
I'm presuming that performance on Intel CPUs is staying the same?
April 10, 2011, 04:10:03 PM
Could you please update release dates and version numbers in the first post of the thread to make it easier to keep track of whether or not people have the latest version? I'm currently running version 0.4.
Version 0.6 released.
Added: Improved performance on AMD Evergreen+ GPUs.
The first Post will show version and release month.
April 08, 2011, 08:59:26 PM
I wonder if this is as much performance as we're going to ever get out of CPUs.
Also I'm wondering how the new Sandy Bridge chips perform with this miner. Anyone have such a CPU and can report how ufasoft's miner performs on it?
Also I'm wondering how the new Sandy Bridge chips perform with this miner. Anyone have such a CPU and can report how ufasoft's miner performs on it?
April 08, 2011, 12:30:34 PM
Were there improvements for the windows side as well? Could you please update release dates and version numbers in the first post of the thread to make it easier to keep track of whether or not people have the latest version? I'm currently running version 0.4.
Thanks.
Thanks.
April 06, 2011, 03:52:30 PM
Linux version Source code uploaded:
http://ufasoft.com/files/open/ufasoft_bitcoin-miner-0.5.tar.lzma
http://ufasoft.com/files/open/ufasoft_bitcoin-miner-0.5.tar.lzma
March 26, 2011, 02:56:07 PM
I know people always say CPU mining costs more in power, but now that the speed is this high is it worth it to CPU mine? When I had first got here and only knew how to CPU mine with the Bitcoin client and I got 6 mhash/s , which was higher than most others and they still told me don't bother. Now I am mining @ 285 mhash/s GPU add in the CPU and it's an even 300 mhash/s , so should I continue to CPU mine just GPU? What do you guys think?
I lowered the voltage on my CPU and temps are great at max load and I was able to mine with GPU and CPU stable for at least 18 hours straight so I know its stable.
Any opinions?
I lowered the voltage on my CPU and temps are great at max load and I was able to mine with GPU and CPU stable for at least 18 hours straight so I know its stable.
Any opinions?
I would only mine with cpu if the added speed is significant. In your case, its just 5% faster, and your cpu is probably using at least 70W. It's up to you.
How did you figure out how many watts I would be using? That is something I don't really understand too much. I would like to be able to figure out how much my whole pc is using.
every CPU made has published figured on how much heat they output and heat output==power input.
March 26, 2011, 11:54:54 AM
I know people always say CPU mining costs more in power, but now that the speed is this high is it worth it to CPU mine? When I had first got here and only knew how to CPU mine with the Bitcoin client and I got 6 mhash/s , which was higher than most others and they still told me don't bother. Now I am mining @ 285 mhash/s GPU add in the CPU and it's an even 300 mhash/s , so should I continue to CPU mine just GPU? What do you guys think?
I lowered the voltage on my CPU and temps are great at max load and I was able to mine with GPU and CPU stable for at least 18 hours straight so I know its stable.
Any opinions?
I lowered the voltage on my CPU and temps are great at max load and I was able to mine with GPU and CPU stable for at least 18 hours straight so I know its stable.
Any opinions?
I would only mine with cpu if the added speed is significant. In your case, its just 5% faster, and your cpu is probably using at least 70W. It's up to you.
How did you figure out how many watts I would be using? That is something I don't really understand too much. I would like to be able to figure out how much my whole pc is using.
My CPU at full speed is at 1.104V
My GPU is 1.163
March 26, 2011, 11:21:58 AM
I know people always say CPU mining costs more in power, but now that the speed is this high is it worth it to CPU mine? When I had first got here and only knew how to CPU mine with the Bitcoin client and I got 6 mhash/s , which was higher than most others and they still told me don't bother. Now I am mining @ 285 mhash/s GPU add in the CPU and it's an even 300 mhash/s , so should I continue to CPU mine just GPU? What do you guys think?
I lowered the voltage on my CPU and temps are great at max load and I was able to mine with GPU and CPU stable for at least 18 hours straight so I know its stable.
Any opinions?
I lowered the voltage on my CPU and temps are great at max load and I was able to mine with GPU and CPU stable for at least 18 hours straight so I know its stable.
Any opinions?
I would only mine with cpu if the added speed is significant. In your case, its just 5% faster, and your cpu is probably using at least 70W. It's up to you.
March 26, 2011, 08:00:24 AM
I know people always say CPU mining costs more in power, but now that the speed is this high is it worth it to CPU mine? When I had first got here and only knew how to CPU mine with the Bitcoin client and I got 6 mhash/s , which was higher than most others and they still told me don't bother. Now I am mining @ 285 mhash/s GPU add in the CPU and it's an even 300 mhash/s , so should I continue to CPU mine just GPU? What do you guys think?
I lowered the voltage on my CPU and temps are great at max load and I was able to mine with GPU and CPU stable for at least 18 hours straight so I know its stable.
Any opinions?
I lowered the voltage on my CPU and temps are great at max load and I was able to mine with GPU and CPU stable for at least 18 hours straight so I know its stable.
Any opinions?
March 25, 2011, 08:04:49 PM
And make sure that you are using the username of:
user.worker
not just user and not just worker.
user.worker
not just user and not just worker.
Yea I know , i caught myself typing *@* instead of *.*
March 25, 2011, 03:48:39 PM
And make sure that you are using the username of:
user.worker
not just user and not just worker.
user.worker
not just user and not just worker.
March 25, 2011, 03:43:04 PM
Code:
start bitcoin-miner -t 4 -v -g no -u xxx-p xxx -o http://127.0.0.1:8332
Is the lack of a space between the username xxx and the -p just a typo? If not, you'll need a space there. Also, if you're running the miner from the command line or a batch file already, the use of the start command is extra.
March 25, 2011, 03:12:30 PM
slushs mining.bitcoin.cz
I just set up slush's pool:
bitcoin-miner.exe -o http://mining.bitcoin.cz:8332 -u username.worker -p workerpass -v -t 4
What?
If you run a Unix-like system (Linux, BSD, OSX etc) put single quotes around the argument values (e.g. -o 'http://mining.bitcoin.cz:8332').
I will try this, thanks...
Mining solo works just fine with these arguements with no quotes
Fixed
Code:
start bitcoin-miner -t 4 -v -g no -u xxx -p xxx -o http://127.0.0.1:8332
Edit: I've tried no quotes (works best), single and double quotes , changing the orders , I feel like it has something to do with the askrate (default is 15), i have tried to change it to 5,10,30 and still get 0 mhash/s
Anything have an idea? I am on slushs pool BTW
March 25, 2011, 01:27:49 PM
slushs mining.bitcoin.cz
I just set up slush's pool:
bitcoin-miner.exe -o http://mining.bitcoin.cz:8332 -u username.worker -p workerpass -v -t 4
What?
If you run a Unix-like system (Linux, BSD, OSX etc) put single quotes around the argument values (e.g. -o 'http://mining.bitcoin.cz:8332').
March 25, 2011, 01:24:41 PM
slushs mining.bitcoin.cz
I just set up slush's pool:
bitcoin-miner.exe -o http://mining.bitcoin.cz:8332 -u username.worker -p workerpass -v -t 4
What?
March 24, 2011, 10:49:20 PM
slushs mining.bitcoin.cz
I just set up slush's pool:
bitcoin-miner.exe -o http://mining.bitcoin.cz:8332 -u username.worker -p workerpass -v -t 4
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