Topic: [UNOFFICIAL] [VNL] Vanillacoin 0.4.1 | Instant ▱ Incentivized ▱ Innovative - page 244. (Read 433405 times)
April 13, 2015, 04:42:25 PM
For soloing this coin, would it be the same way like every other coin?
April 13, 2015, 04:36:42 PM
Why there is such low volume on Bittrex ?
Because the coins that have high volume on Bittrex are usually former ICO or short POW coins, where whales and bigger investors can accumulate a huge stash and can fake/pump the volume.
We won't see really high volumes on VNL yet on Bittrex. We had 80 BTC vol during the last spike on Poloniex. I'm pretty sure we just rebound and will see the same accumulation pattern again as we have seen during the 2 weeks where we were around 4k and daily volumes ranged from 5 BTC to 15 BTC.
John is working hard to release the projects that are planned, and with the releases we will probably see higher volumes and a higher interest from investors. The coin didn't yet get the recognition it deserves with the codebase and features.
April 13, 2015, 03:52:38 PM
Why there is such low volume on Bittrex ?
April 13, 2015, 03:17:49 PM
Is it possible to mine with this miner with just one GPU (od two in my PC)? How do I specify this?
No, not in this releasedidn't work on 270
I know 
Started with hardware I have at handsyes it is! in the .bat:
--device <0 or 1...> --remove-disabled
you can then run a new instance of sg, cg or whatever miner on the other gpu
April 13, 2015, 02:08:25 PM
Is it possible to mine with this miner with just one GPU (od two in my PC)? How do I specify this?
No, not in this releaseCan you upgrade to version where you can control intensity?
I'm affraid I'll burn my gpu with vrm1 temp at 100C
1) set lower core clock
2) move to Alaska
haha good one
if i lower core from 1070 to 1000, it goes back to default (1070) automaticaly when miner starts
April 13, 2015, 12:41:25 PM
Hey, nice work dev(s), just wanted to say your approach looks to be top tier. What's your plan for expansion?
Also, I just set up a new station - except this time I tried the latest AMD beta drivers, got some dynamic link library error. Should I just revert to 14.12?
Also, I just set up a new station - except this time I tried the latest AMD beta drivers, got some dynamic link library error. Should I just revert to 14.12?
According to the finished and planned features (can be viewed on the roamdap) the aim should be to become the perfect digital currency for merchant and mobile use. The staking and energy efficient wallets which will be released soon consume ~0% cpu while staking. This will reward the user and also strengthen the network. The true instant transactions coming later will also favour this concept. The POW/POS hybrid design used here makes a 51% attack almost impossible.
Vanillacoin adresses several problems that the old Bitcoin/Peercoin codebase has and John is also working on the CoinPP project which will help Peercoin derivatives to adapt a new and better codebase for their projects.
Jump on IRC if you want to take part in the discussion.
On your second Issue I can't really help out, I'm using 14.12 currently.
Just unbelievable, real professionalism, great work dev and there will be android staking wallet also, i understand?
Thank you for your support.
April 13, 2015, 12:33:02 PM
Is it possible to mine with this miner with just one GPU (od two in my PC)? How do I specify this?
No, not in this releaseCan you upgrade to version where you can control intensity?
I'm affraid I'll burn my gpu with vrm1 temp at 100C
April 13, 2015, 11:54:17 AM
why price down?
My view on this:
Price went down to 3k after the first 8k peak, and after 2-3 weeks of accumulations now the price is around 9.6k after the peak of 22k (volume was only around 18-20k), imho this is a fine correction that will be probably followed by accumulation and higher peaks as we advance in the developments. Please consider that this is still a PoW coin meaning we have miner pressure, block rewards drop to 88 in ~1717 blocks. The roadmap and the future developments will be awesome and will transform this into a perfect crypto for the daily (mass) use.
That sounds reasonable. As milestones keep getting reached the peaks will get higher each time, so slightly lower prices is just a good time to buy more.
April 13, 2015, 11:24:30 AM
why price down?
My view on this:
Price went down to 3k after the first 8k peak, and after 2-3 weeks of accumulations now the price is around 9.6k after the peak of 22k (volume was only around 18-20k), imho this is a fine correction that will be probably followed by accumulation and higher peaks as we advance in the developments. Please consider that this is still a PoW coin meaning we have miner pressure, block rewards drop to 88 in ~1717 blocks. The roadmap and the future developments will be awesome and will transform this into a perfect crypto for the daily (mass) use.
April 13, 2015, 11:03:33 AM
why price down?
April 13, 2015, 02:34:39 AM
Is it possible to mine with this miner with just one GPU (od two in my PC)? How do I specify this?
No, not in this releasedidn't work on 270
I know Started with hardware I have at hands April 13, 2015, 02:24:45 AM
Great work!
I get 975mh/s with two 280x, but:
GPU temp - 85C
VRM temp 1 - 98C (?!) - how safe is that?
Probably too high, but I'm not the best person to ask such questions. Still have my old 6770 lying around and don't want to open the case, connect it and test multi-GPU config I get 975mh/s with two 280x, but:
GPU temp - 85C
VRM temp 1 - 98C (?!) - how safe is that?
Space, power connectors and such things...Anyway, try to lower memory clock, memory is almost not used in this algo.
BTW, the binary has kernel for 6770, I didn't test it at all, have no idea whether it works or not
April 13, 2015, 02:20:24 AM
Great work!
I get 975mh/s with two 280x, but:
GPU temp - 85C
VRM temp 1 - 98C (?!) - how safe is that?
Probably too high, but I'm not the best person to ask such questions. Still have my old 6770 lying around and don't want to open the case, connect it and test multi-GPU config I get 975mh/s with two 280x, but:
GPU temp - 85C
VRM temp 1 - 98C (?!) - how safe is that?
Space, power connectors and such things...Anyway, try to lower memory clock, memory is almost not used in this algo.
BTW, the binary has kernel for 6770, I didn't test it at all, have no idea whether it works or not
Is it possible to mine with this miner with just one GPU (od two in my PC)? How do I specify this?
April 13, 2015, 02:05:57 AM
Great work!
I get 975mh/s with two 280x, but:
GPU temp - 85C
VRM temp 1 - 98C (?!) - how safe is that?
Probably too high, but I'm not the best person to ask such questions. Still have my old 6770 lying around and don't want to open the case, connect it and test multi-GPU config I get 975mh/s with two 280x, but:
GPU temp - 85C
VRM temp 1 - 98C (?!) - how safe is that?
Space, power connectors and such things...Anyway, try to lower memory clock, memory is almost not used in this algo.
BTW, the binary has kernel for 6770, I didn't test it at all, have no idea whether it works or not
April 13, 2015, 12:47:51 AM
Hey, nice work dev(s), just wanted to say your approach looks to be top tier. What's your plan for expansion?
Also, I just set up a new station - except this time I tried the latest AMD beta drivers, got some dynamic link library error. Should I just revert to 14.12?
Also, I just set up a new station - except this time I tried the latest AMD beta drivers, got some dynamic link library error. Should I just revert to 14.12?
According to the finished and planned features (can be viewed on the roamdap) the aim should be to become the perfect digital currency for merchant and mobile use. The staking and energy efficient wallets which will be released soon consume ~0% cpu while staking. This will reward the user and also strengthen the network. The true instant transactions coming later will also favour this concept. The POW/POS hybrid design used here makes a 51% attack almost impossible.
Vanillacoin adresses several problems that the old Bitcoin/Peercoin codebase has and John is also working on the CoinPP project which will help Peercoin derivatives to adapt a new and better codebase for their projects.
Jump on IRC if you want to take part in the discussion.
On your second Issue I can't really help out, I'm using 14.12 currently.
Just unbelievable, real professionalism, great work dev and there will be android staking wallet also, i understand?
If you look into the project enough you can see how big the vision is. One of the few coins that has me excited in some time!
April 13, 2015, 12:42:19 AM
If someone here has Windows, 280x and some taste to adventure, I released WhirlpoolX kernel wrapped in renewed host. Kernel is fast and stable, CPU host is rather ugly and not ready for real production use, whether you get extra hashpower or will waste your time is up to your luck 
EDIT: Warning, this release does not work with Nicehash, most probably other hash rental sites will not work too. Incompatibility is on Smelter side, Stratum implementation is too basic.
EDIT: Warning, this release does not work with Nicehash, most probably other hash rental sites will not work too. Incompatibility is on Smelter side, Stratum implementation is too basic.
Great work!
I get 975mh/s with two 280x, but:
GPU temp - 85C
VRM temp 1 - 98C (?!) - how safe is that?
April 12, 2015, 07:53:11 PM
There isn't much to be configured. User can play with worksize (64, 128 and 256) and number of threads. To flood the screen with tons of diagnostics use --debug. Before claiming that I violated GPL, take a look at 'smelter --copyrights' output. To exit, use control-C or type any letter and then ENTER.
Code:
Program options:
-? [ --help ] This help message
--copyrights Print libraries copyright message(s)
-o [ --url ] arg pool url (ex: -o http://pool:port )
-u [ --user ] arg Pool username
-p [ --pass ] arg Pool password
-w [ --worksize ] arg Worksize
-g [ --gputhreads ] arg Threads per GPU
-D [ --debug ] Enable debug output
-? [ --help ] This help message
--copyrights Print libraries copyright message(s)
-o [ --url ] arg pool url (ex: -o http://pool:port )
-u [ --user ] arg Pool username
-p [ --pass ] arg Pool password
-w [ --worksize ] arg Worksize
-g [ --gputhreads ] arg Threads per GPU
-D [ --debug ] Enable debug output
April 12, 2015, 07:43:48 PM
I am testing with 3 rigs of two, three, and four cards. Since you can't change any settings like intensity or see your graphics cards like in sgminer, all I can report is that it seems to work for a few minutes and then stop or start erroring low diff share. It barely wants to run at 100% cpu on my single core rig, and my dual core rigs do better at 50% cpu use. But having to restart it all the time doesn't make it practical yet. I am in the low 80's C with default auto fan, so I assume that is acceptable. Thanks Smolen, and if you can give us any tips or what settings we can use in the .bat, or a less buggy version in the future that would be great. Keep up the good work, see you past the Vanilla Sky.
Honestly, these bugs were the main reason to release
Free version to give Smelter test run on various hardware, OS and drivers.Stratum implementation is way too fresh, it doesn't handle corner cases well. At the beginning of session server sends low difficulty jobs, miner finds and puts into upstream queue a bunch of shares, then server rises the difficulty and refuses to accept old shares. Sometimes Smelter filters out invalid shares, sometimes not. Usually after minute or two it's clear is session failed or not.
Intensity is hardcoded in public release. If it is set too high driver hangs up entire PC and I have to turn off power supply, reset button not always works. Not a big pleasure to debug
1 x 280x, amd 15.3
512MH/s, smooth run ~1h, cpu load < 30%
all girlz around reduced their wardrobe to bikinis
(btw resets memclock to default, i can't prevent that)
Cool side effect!512MH/s, smooth run ~1h, cpu load < 30%
all girlz around reduced their wardrobe to bikinis
(btw resets memclock to default, i can't prevent that)
Strange, miner has no code at all to mess with clocks and fans, I'll take a look at it.
April 12, 2015, 07:26:54 PM
This is sad for 290's
April 12, 2015, 06:59:59 PM
If someone here has Windows, 280x and some taste to adventure, I released WhirlpoolX kernel wrapped in renewed host. Kernel is fast and stable, CPU host is rather ugly and not ready for real production use, whether you get extra hashpower or will waste your time is up to your luck
Interested to see how this works out for those who own a 280x, told Jimlite on IRC to check in the miner, since he owns a few of them.
I am testing with 3 rigs of two, three, and four cards. Since you can't change any settings like intensity or see your graphics cards like in sgminer, all I can report is that it seems to work for a few minutes and then stop or start erroring low diff share. It barely wants to run at 100% cpu on my single core rig, and my dual core rigs do better at 50% cpu use. But having to restart it all the time doesn't make it practical yet. I am in the low 80's C with default auto fan, so I assume that is acceptable. Thanks Smolen, and if you can give us any tips or what settings we can use in the .bat, or a less buggy version in the future that would be great. Keep up the good work, see you past the Vanilla Sky.
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