Topic: [XPM] [ANN] Primecoin High Performance | HP14 released! - page 128. (Read 397700 times)
Found any blocks?
mikaelh,
Do you recommend running with one thread per core? I seem to get a lot higher PPS when I run with up to 8 threads per core, but haven't found nearly as many blocks with the higher thread count as I did when I ran with 1 thread per core.
Of course, this could just be attributed to bad luck or increased primecoin network speed.
Do you recommend running with one thread per core? I seem to get a lot higher PPS when I run with up to 8 threads per core, but haven't found nearly as many blocks with the higher thread count as I did when I ran with 1 thread per core.
Of course, this could just be attributed to bad luck or increased primecoin network speed.
Early results with a sieve size of 1,000,000.
Looking good I think.
Code:
$ grep primemeter debug-hp2.log
2013-07-14 00:16:03 primemeter 43070284 prime/h 300695577 test/h
2013-07-14 00:18:03 primemeter 44915077 prime/h 311393971 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp2.log
69
2013-07-14 00:16:03 primemeter 43070284 prime/h 300695577 test/h
2013-07-14 00:18:03 primemeter 44915077 prime/h 311393971 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp2.log
69
Looking good I think.
Is that the same duration as the previous Sunny K run?
Yes, that's also 5 minutes.
So what's the eta for the update? I'm still personally a little bit skeptical about this.
Early results with a sieve size of 1,000,000.
Looking good I think.
Code:
$ grep primemeter debug-hp2.log
2013-07-14 00:16:03 primemeter 43070284 prime/h 300695577 test/h
2013-07-14 00:18:03 primemeter 44915077 prime/h 311393971 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp2.log
69
2013-07-14 00:16:03 primemeter 43070284 prime/h 300695577 test/h
2013-07-14 00:18:03 primemeter 44915077 prime/h 311393971 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp2.log
69
Looking good I think.
Is that the same duration as the previous Sunny K run?
Yes, that's also 5 minutes.
Early results with a sieve size of 1,000,000.
Looking good I think.
Code:
$ grep primemeter debug-hp2.log
2013-07-14 00:16:03 primemeter 43070284 prime/h 300695577 test/h
2013-07-14 00:18:03 primemeter 44915077 prime/h 311393971 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp2.log
69
2013-07-14 00:16:03 primemeter 43070284 prime/h 300695577 test/h
2013-07-14 00:18:03 primemeter 44915077 prime/h 311393971 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp2.log
69
Looking good I think.
Is that the same duration as the previous Sunny K run?
Early results with a sieve size of 1,000,000.
Looking good I think.
Code:
$ grep primemeter debug-hp2.log
2013-07-14 00:16:03 primemeter 43070284 prime/h 300695577 test/h
2013-07-14 00:18:03 primemeter 44915077 prime/h 311393971 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp2.log
69
2013-07-14 00:16:03 primemeter 43070284 prime/h 300695577 test/h
2013-07-14 00:18:03 primemeter 44915077 prime/h 311393971 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp2.log
69
Looking good I think.
Are you updating github with it yet?
i have ubuntu 10.04 :S
Ah that's why.
For lucid you'll need libgmp3-dev.
solved
thanks
Early results with a sieve size of 1,000,000.
Looking good I think.
Code:
$ grep primemeter debug-hp2.log
2013-07-14 00:16:03 primemeter 43070284 prime/h 300695577 test/h
2013-07-14 00:18:03 primemeter 44915077 prime/h 311393971 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp2.log
69
2013-07-14 00:16:03 primemeter 43070284 prime/h 300695577 test/h
2013-07-14 00:18:03 primemeter 44915077 prime/h 311393971 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp2.log
69
Looking good I think.
i have ubuntu 10.04 :S
Ah that's why.
For lucid you'll need libgmp3-dev.
FYI people!
These results seem to indicate that the block rate isn't much higher with my version. It definitely doesn't seem to correlate with primespersec. I will try with a bigger sieve.
These results seem to indicate that the block rate isn't much higher with my version. It definitely doesn't seem to correlate with primespersec. I will try with a bigger sieve.
hmm
wtf?
apt-get install libgmp-dev
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Couldn't find package libgmp-dev
wtf?
apt-get install libgmp-dev
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Couldn't find package libgmp-dev
When is the last time you did a "apt-get update"?
hmm 5 min ago
i have ubuntu 10.04 :S
Ty getting 9,000-10,000 PPS now.
Well, I did two 5 minute test runs on the testnet with both Sunny King's version and my version. Here are the raw results.
These results seem to indicate that the block rate isn't much higher with my version. It definitely doesn't seem to correlate with primespersec. I will try with a bigger sieve.
And thanks for the heads up about the sieve size guys.
Code:
$ grep primemeter debug-sk.log
2013-07-13 23:52:03 primemeter 8907663 prime/h 55590547 test/h
2013-07-13 23:54:03 primemeter 11783978 prime/h 75861638 test/h
$ grep primemeter debug-hp.log
2013-07-13 23:58:14 primemeter 40165311 prime/h 337983907 test/h
2013-07-14 00:00:14 primemeter 40200340 prime/h 338913343 test/h
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-sk.log
26
$ grep -c "Probable prime chain" debug-hp.log
24
These results seem to indicate that the block rate isn't much higher with my version. It definitely doesn't seem to correlate with primespersec. I will try with a bigger sieve.
And thanks for the heads up about the sieve size guys.
hmm
wtf?
apt-get install libgmp-dev
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Couldn't find package libgmp-dev
wtf?
apt-get install libgmp-dev
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Couldn't find package libgmp-dev
When is the last time you did a "apt-get update"?
yea i was using the x86 file, so should use the x64. should I have it installed at "Program Files" or "Program Files (x84)" or it dosnt matter?
unzip it anywhere, it doesn't matter.
EDIT: The part that matters will always be in users>*username*>appdata>roaming>primecoin
K.
yea i was using the x86 file, so should use the x64. should I have it installed at "Program Files" or "Program Files (x84)" or it dosnt matter?
1 core VPS here, I got like 150 from 1.1, with this I got up to 1000, what the hell .
Until I get my first block, this pps thing could be just for mental.
Until I get my first block, this pps thing could be just for mental.
My mining rate jumped up 7x.
Good work
Good work
What is your PPS rate / processor guys?
32 000 pps mining for 15 mins no results.
Say what you are mining with pls, since i feel 3200 is pretty low for I7 3770k, was getting 2000 before.
multiple vps.
this is not working for me. peace I'm out.
What is your PPS rate / processor guys?
32 000 pps mining for 15 mins no results.
Say what you are mining with pls, since i feel 3200 is pretty low for I7 3770k, was getting 2000 before.
I think you're using the 32-bit version. I noticed it seems to give worse performance. I'll try to investigate that later. Use the 64-bit version if you can.
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