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Topic: [Ultracoin] [Est. Feb 2014] ~ ASIC Resistant & Ultrafast 6 Second Transactions! - page 210. (Read 381069 times)

sr. member
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what is the current block explorer, the op needs to be updated as listed explorer is not working, and is there a bagholder listing? or rich list anywhere?
sr. member
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too much rejected shares at all pools.

Try to adjust your settings, or try a different pool.  I have %100 accepted at tumbling block, get very few rejects.

sr. member
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Will the price remain above 0.00005000 this week ?
hero member
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too much rejected shares at all pools.
sr. member
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Hey everybody,

I know I have been a little bit absent on the forum and social media, especially after the big announcement, but rest assured knowing I've been working hard at least 4-6 hours per day on Ultracoin while I am not working on my very busy career. I will have an announcement sometime early next week, but know that a lot is going on behind the scenes.

Best regards,

Steven "Rapture"
Management Director
[email protected]
Ultracoin


Good to hear, I think it may be time to increase holdings Wink


We could also use your help by printing out, loading and giving away paper wallets! If the whole community began giving away paper wallets, like the dogecoin community did in the past to much success, we can spread the word of Ultracoin quickly! Everywhere I go I try to talk about Ultracoin as much as I can, and many people are fascinated by the concept of crypto. Just because they haven't heard of crypto doesn't mean they have to be introduced to Bitcoin first, Ultracoin in my honest opinion is superior to Bitcoin, so why not show the world?
http://www.tumblingblock.com/generate-wallet.html
sr. member
Activity: 434
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Hey everybody,

I know I have been a little bit absent on the forum and social media, especially after the big announcement, but rest assured knowing I've been working hard at least 4-6 hours per day on Ultracoin while I am not working on my very busy career. I will have an announcement sometime early next week, but know that a lot is going on behind the scenes.

Best regards,

Steven "Rapture"
Management Director
[email protected]
Ultracoin


Good to hear, I think it may be time to increase holdings Wink
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
Hey everybody,

I know I have been a little bit absent on the forum and social media, especially after the big announcement, but rest assured knowing I've been working hard at least 4-6 hours per day on Ultracoin while I am not working on my very busy career. I will have an announcement sometime early next week, but know that a lot is going on behind the scenes.

Best regards,

Steven "Rapture"
Management Director
[email protected]
Ultracoin
full member
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Merit: 100
750TI hashrate ?

With CudaMiner, around 3-3.3 khash on NF14 Scrypt-Jane, with the right settings (Lookup Gap 4 + autotune).  Without lookup gap you'll probably see something around 2.7-2.8 at stock clocks.



ah k, I thought your newly compiled cudaminer would give maxwell chips a boost but not for the 750ti it seems. (only 970/980)
(old miner gave me 3.3khash as well)

It's good to hear that it helped with the 970.  I'll probably attempt a compute52 compile for 970/980 cards against cuda 6.5 to check for any more gains there.  You lose compute10 going to 6.5, but anymore that's not really much of a loss.  I don't think that the kernels have been really optimized for Maxwell, but there might be some improvement.
Whenever I use auto, cudaminer crashes after some time, I don't know how to make it work. Do I have to set scrypt-jane:14 or leave it? I tried to use your settings with debug switch but it crushed :/ I have one 750ti from Gigabyte.

Thanks for calling that out.  "-a scrypt-jane:14" needs to be in there too.

Best settings for single 750 ti , cudaminer.exe --algo=scrypt-jane:UTC -H 2 -i 0 -m 1 -l t5x24 -L 4 -b 16384 -o stratum.....etc..etc

Consistent 3.3 - 3.5 khs

My 6x750ti is working better without -b .. . and two of 750ti working better with -l t60x2.

So right setup values depend your computer and gpu's. I have all 750ti same model and brand.   
sr. member
Activity: 309
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750TI hashrate ?

With CudaMiner, around 3-3.3 khash on NF14 Scrypt-Jane, with the right settings (Lookup Gap 4 + autotune).  Without lookup gap you'll probably see something around 2.7-2.8 at stock clocks.



ah k, I thought your newly compiled cudaminer would give maxwell chips a boost but not for the 750ti it seems. (only 970/980)
(old miner gave me 3.3khash as well)

It's good to hear that it helped with the 970.  I'll probably attempt a compute52 compile for 970/980 cards against cuda 6.5 to check for any more gains there.  You lose compute10 going to 6.5, but anymore that's not really much of a loss.  I don't think that the kernels have been really optimized for Maxwell, but there might be some improvement.
Whenever I use auto, cudaminer crashes after some time, I don't know how to make it work. Do I have to set scrypt-jane:14 or leave it? I tried to use your settings with debug switch but it crushed :/ I have one 750ti from Gigabyte.

Thanks for calling that out.  "-a scrypt-jane:14" needs to be in there too.

Best settings for single 750 ti , cudaminer.exe --algo=scrypt-jane:UTC -H 2 -i 0 -m 1 -l t5x24 -L 4 -b 16384 -o stratum.....etc..etc

Consistent 3.3 - 3.5 khs
sr. member
Activity: 456
Merit: 250
750TI hashrate ?

With CudaMiner, around 3-3.3 khash on NF14 Scrypt-Jane, with the right settings (Lookup Gap 4 + autotune).  Without lookup gap you'll probably see something around 2.7-2.8 at stock clocks.



ah k, I thought your newly compiled cudaminer would give maxwell chips a boost but not for the 750ti it seems. (only 970/980)
(old miner gave me 3.3khash as well)

It's good to hear that it helped with the 970.  I'll probably attempt a compute52 compile for 970/980 cards against cuda 6.5 to check for any more gains there.  You lose compute10 going to 6.5, but anymore that's not really much of a loss.  I don't think that the kernels have been really optimized for Maxwell, but there might be some improvement.
Whenever I use auto, cudaminer crashes after some time, I don't know how to make it work. Do I have to set scrypt-jane:14 or leave it? I tried to use your settings with debug switch but it crushed :/ I have one 750ti from Gigabyte.

Thanks for calling that out.  "-a scrypt-jane:14" needs to be in there too.
full member
Activity: 307
Merit: 100
750TI hashrate ?

With CudaMiner, around 3-3.3 khash on NF14 Scrypt-Jane, with the right settings (Lookup Gap 4 + autotune).  Without lookup gap you'll probably see something around 2.7-2.8 at stock clocks.



ah k, I thought your newly compiled cudaminer would give maxwell chips a boost but not for the 750ti it seems. (only 970/980)
(old miner gave me 3.3khash as well)

It's good to hear that it helped with the 970.  I'll probably attempt a compute52 compile for 970/980 cards against cuda 6.5 to check for any more gains there.  You lose compute10 going to 6.5, but anymore that's not really much of a loss.  I don't think that the kernels have been really optimized for Maxwell, but there might be some improvement.
Whenever I use auto, cudaminer crashes after some time, I don't know how to make it work. Do I have to set scrypt-jane:14 or leave it? I tried to use your settings with debug switch but it crushed :/ I have one 750ti from Gigabyte.

I have same problem.
legendary
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UTC 's price is dump and dump. Maybe it 'll die again. T.T
You definitely will.
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UTC 's price is dump and dump. Maybe it 'll die again. T.T
sr. member
Activity: 251
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750TI hashrate ?

With CudaMiner, around 3-3.3 khash on NF14 Scrypt-Jane, with the right settings (Lookup Gap 4 + autotune).  Without lookup gap you'll probably see something around 2.7-2.8 at stock clocks.



ah k, I thought your newly compiled cudaminer would give maxwell chips a boost but not for the 750ti it seems. (only 970/980)
(old miner gave me 3.3khash as well)

It's good to hear that it helped with the 970.  I'll probably attempt a compute52 compile for 970/980 cards against cuda 6.5 to check for any more gains there.  You lose compute10 going to 6.5, but anymore that's not really much of a loss.  I don't think that the kernels have been really optimized for Maxwell, but there might be some improvement.
Whenever I use auto, cudaminer crashes after some time, I don't know how to make it work. Do I have to set scrypt-jane:14 or leave it? I tried to use your settings with debug switch but it crushed :/ I have one 750ti from Gigabyte.
sr. member
Activity: 456
Merit: 250
750TI hashrate ?

With CudaMiner, around 3-3.3 khash on NF14 Scrypt-Jane, with the right settings (Lookup Gap 4 + autotune).  Without lookup gap you'll probably see something around 2.7-2.8 at stock clocks.



ah k, I thought your newly compiled cudaminer would give maxwell chips a boost but not for the 750ti it seems. (only 970/980)
(old miner gave me 3.3khash as well)

It's good to hear that it helped with the 970.  I'll probably attempt a compute52 compile for 970/980 cards against cuda 6.5 to check for any more gains there.  You lose compute10 going to 6.5, but anymore that's not really much of a loss.  I don't think that the kernels have been really optimized for Maxwell, but there might be some improvement.
sr. member
Activity: 506
Merit: 252
750TI hashrate ?

With CudaMiner, around 3-3.3 khash on NF14 Scrypt-Jane, with the right settings (Lookup Gap 4 + autotune).  Without lookup gap you'll probably see something around 2.7-2.8 at stock clocks.



ah k, I thought your newly compiled cudaminer would give maxwell chips a boost but not for the 750ti it seems. (only 970/980)
(old miner gave me 3.3khash as well)
full member
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Check the dumps @CT.... glad I got some, but could this be some mintpal UTC's being dumped .... ?  Huh
sr. member
Activity: 456
Merit: 250
750TI hashrate ?

With CudaMiner, around 3-3.3 khash on NF14 Scrypt-Jane, with the right settings (Lookup Gap 4 + autotune).  Without lookup gap you'll probably see something around 2.7-2.8 at stock clocks.

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