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Works this algorithm on older AMD HD5870 GPUs?
Topic: [VNL] VanillaCoin [WhirlpoolX] [Angel Investor] [White paper] GPU miner is out! - page 4. (Read 10438 times)
February 21, 2015, 05:16:38 PM
February 21, 2015, 04:58:05 PM
Diff:83 now 
February 21, 2015, 03:44:41 PM
I think he will open a lot more up soon, and now we are at 75 diff and 11GH net, this coin is exploding!
February 21, 2015, 03:09:56 PM
I think, coin with closed sources have no future.
February 21, 2015, 02:38:57 PM
Lol
Did you read http://vanillacoin.net/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=2775#p2775 :
Right now faucet growth from ~110k to 191k.
More than 80k coin stolen by dev )
Thank you for your support, John )
Lasybear, thanks for all your work on X11. Would love you to release a Pluck (SUP) GPU miner for AMD, but anyways.. I have been mining Vanilla and I don't think 90% is going to donation faucet, maybe 10% of what you mined. Yesterday I was over the 10% limit I think, but the pools have gone from 1GH to 6GH overnight and I don't think many people are going to fall under the mining more than 10% of nethash now. I also know that Wolf has been mining directly into the faucet, causing it to grow. So keep mining, this coin looks real promising. Might even have a few good new pools tomorrow or Monday. Did you read http://vanillacoin.net/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=2775#p2775 :
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Word of advice for some people out there. If you mine more than 10% of the pool combined hashrate 90% of your earnings will be sent to the faucet. This happens automatically in NOMP server-side code. The GPU arms race will start sunday evening after I have upgraded the infrastructure and the anti-DoS attack rules will be removed from NOMP. That said all of the people abusing the system today have lost 90% of all of their rewards so perhaps they will learn to wait until things are in a state where the load can be handled and sustained or go start their own mining pool with strong servers. Everyone else needs to make sure they stay under 10% which should be simple. Have a great weekend.
Right now faucet growth from ~110k to 191k.
More than 80k coin stolen by dev )
Thank you for your support, John )
February 21, 2015, 02:37:49 PM
What hashrate are people getting with their 280x? Config?
'shamed to admit 3.x mh/s. idk wtf, guess i'll try the 14.9 driver
[edit] has anyone tried the 14.12 or the 14.11.2 beta?
[edit] put in the AMD 14.9, good w/70 mh now
February 21, 2015, 02:36:22 PM
Yeah, I noticed that, too.
I haven't been able to get registered on that forum, no reply to email, either. Anyway one poster in that thread shows a clip of his 280x at 129Mh/s. I have only been able to get to about 81 Mh/s so I know I am missing something. I would appreciate anyone else divulging their findings.
I haven't been able to get registered on that forum, no reply to email, either. Anyway one poster in that thread shows a clip of his 280x at 129Mh/s. I have only been able to get to about 81 Mh/s so I know I am missing something. I would appreciate anyone else divulging their findings.
Lol
Did you read http://vanillacoin.net/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=2775#p2775 :
Right now faucet growth from ~110k to 191k.
More than 80k coin stolen by dev )
Thank you for your support, John )
Did you read http://vanillacoin.net/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=2775#p2775 :
Quote
Word of advice for some people out there. If you mine more than 10% of the pool combined hashrate 90% of your earnings will be sent to the faucet. This happens automatically in NOMP server-side code. The GPU arms race will start sunday evening after I have upgraded the infrastructure and the anti-DoS attack rules will be removed from NOMP. That said all of the people abusing the system today have lost 90% of all of their rewards so perhaps they will learn to wait until things are in a state where the load can be handled and sustained or go start their own mining pool with strong servers. Everyone else needs to make sure they stay under 10% which should be simple. Have a great weekend.
Right now faucet growth from ~110k to 191k.
More than 80k coin stolen by dev )
Thank you for your support, John )
February 21, 2015, 02:30:14 PM
Lol
Did you read http://vanillacoin.net/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=2775#p2775 :
Right now faucet growth from ~110k to 191k.
More than 80k coin stolen by dev )
Thank you for your support, John )
Did you read http://vanillacoin.net/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=2775#p2775 :
Quote
Word of advice for some people out there. If you mine more than 10% of the pool combined hashrate 90% of your earnings will be sent to the faucet. This happens automatically in NOMP server-side code. The GPU arms race will start sunday evening after I have upgraded the infrastructure and the anti-DoS attack rules will be removed from NOMP. That said all of the people abusing the system today have lost 90% of all of their rewards so perhaps they will learn to wait until things are in a state where the load can be handled and sustained or go start their own mining pool with strong servers. Everyone else needs to make sure they stay under 10% which should be simple. Have a great weekend.
Right now faucet growth from ~110k to 191k.
More than 80k coin stolen by dev )
Thank you for your support, John )
February 21, 2015, 01:55:12 PM
What hashrate are people getting with their 280x? Config?
February 21, 2015, 01:53:18 PM
my 290's wont go past 20mhs whats wrong ?
try with amd 14.9 drivers, or someone who have r9 290 can upload their .bin fileedit: also after driver update remember to delete old .bin files from the miner folder, THIS IS the most IMPORTANT part.
February 21, 2015, 01:49:22 PM
Any chance that dev has a twitter account or IRC room/name he uses so that pool ops and exchanges can talk with him? If so, please post here.
Thanks
Thanks
https://twitter.com/Vanillacoin1
IRC #vanillacoin
February 21, 2015, 01:38:58 PM
The OP shows a link for sgminer_64. But it isn't a 64 bit miner. Is a 64 bit miner available?
?? it is a 64bit miner. there isn't a kernal compiled sgminer32bit yet.
I see. So 64 bit miner but kernels aren't. That explains the .bin file that ends in whirlcoinTahitigw64l4
February 21, 2015, 01:33:06 PM
my 290's wont go past 20mhs whats wrong ?
February 21, 2015, 01:32:16 PM
The OP shows a link for sgminer_64. But it isn't a 64 bit miner. Is a 64 bit miner available?
?? it is a 64bit miner. there isn't a kernal compiled sgminer32bit yet.
February 21, 2015, 12:39:44 PM
The OP shows a link for sgminer_64. But it isn't a 64 bit miner. Is a 64 bit miner available?
February 21, 2015, 12:36:51 PM
I made #vanillacoin IRC room and already have pool ops, devs, and a few of us early miners in there. It is looking good, come join us. I posted on official forum and am waiting to give john-connor ops
Added link to the OP
February 21, 2015, 12:32:44 PM
I made #vanillacoin IRC room and already have pool ops, devs, and a few of us early miners in there. It is looking good, come join us. I posted on official forum and am waiting to give john-connor ops
February 21, 2015, 11:37:05 AM
Please join the VNL irc for some discussion about the coin: https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net/#Vanillacoin #Vanillacoin @ freenode
February 21, 2015, 10:10:06 AM
Saw it - ended up at the github to see there is no build system.
It will be uploaded soon, im pretty confident in Johns capabilities as a dev so I didn't mind.
Also he has fully proven his ability to code so far.
Not concerned about his ability to code - more concerned that there isn't any solid proof the binaries were built from the source on the github.
Anyway, looking past that, the Linux x64 binary has a daemon, not a GUI. Is there instructions on how to interact with this?
February 21, 2015, 10:36:31 AM
Any chance that dev has a twitter account or IRC room/name he uses so that pool ops and exchanges can talk with him? If so, please post here.
Thanks
Thanks
IRC channel was just made so John is not there yet. Official/Development discussion is being held on vanillacoin.net/forums and you can find "john-connor" there, he is the dev. You can send him an e-mail through the forums or you can use bitmessage to reach him directly: BM-NC49AxAjcqVcF5jNPu85Rb8MJ2d9JqZt
He reads bitmessage pretty often, give him a bit of time to reply since he has family issues now for a day or so. Minerspool and ocminer are also waiting for instructions atm.
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