Topic: [XPM] [ANN] Primecoin High Performance | HP14 released! - page 3. (Read 397655 times)
please update hp12 cause it uses vulnerable to heartbleed bug openssl v1.0.1e
Anyone do or have a benchmark to compare http://primegpu.com http://rapidprime.com as GPU vs CPU on Primecoin? It would be interesting to see whether it's profitable to do CPU anymore and how profitable with GPU.
I'm updating everything and fine tuning a pair of 3770 processors, using hp12. Will see how a month of them going goes, and the electric cost.Wondering this as well, GPU miners could spike the price though, hash rate goes up, so does coin value generally as does market cap.
Anyone do or have a benchmark to compare http://primegpu.com http://rapidprime.com as GPU vs CPU on Primecoin? It would be interesting to see whether it's profitable to do CPU anymore and how profitable with GPU.
I'm updating everything and fine tuning a pair of 3770 processors, using hp12. Will see how a month of them going goes, and the electric cost.Wondering this as well, GPU miners could spike the price though, hash rate goes up, so does coin value generally as does market cap.
Anyone do or have a benchmark to compare http://primegpu.com http://rapidprime.com as GPU vs CPU on Primecoin? It would be interesting to see whether it's profitable to do CPU anymore and how profitable with GPU.
I'm going to guess it is (or will soon be) roughly equal to the more profitable scrypt coins but 10-20% less profitable than vertcoin (on highly optimised cards reaching their limit for scrypt-n). Everything has its way of working out...
Anyone do or have a benchmark to compare http://primegpu.com http://rapidprime.com as GPU vs CPU on Primecoin? It would be interesting to see whether it's profitable to do CPU anymore and how profitable with GPU.
Thanks, so https://gmplib.org/download/gmp/gmp-6.0.0a.tar.lz then https://gmplib.org/manual/Installing-GMP.html#Installing-GMP ?
Yes, that will install the latest version of GMP in /usr/local. However, you then need to use some special flags to link against it. Here's a snippet from my Linux compilation guide which modifies makefile.unix.
Code:
cp makefile.unix makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH) \/usr\/local\/include)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH) \/usr\/local\/lib)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(LDHARDENING) $(LDFLAGS)/$(LDHARDENING) -Wl,-rpath,\/usr\/local\/lib $(LDFLAGS)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH) \/usr\/local\/include)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH) \/usr\/local\/lib)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(LDHARDENING) $(LDFLAGS)/$(LDHARDENING) -Wl,-rpath,\/usr\/local\/lib $(LDFLAGS)/' makefile.my
After that run "make -f makefile.my clean" and then "make -f makefile.my".
Also, it's possible to check that you're using your own custom libgmp by typing "ldd primecoind". The output should say something like this:
Code:
libgmp.so.10 => /usr/local/lib/libgmp.so.10 (0x0000003822600000)
That means it's using the libgmp installed in /usr/local.
Thanks, even without the changes, I have:
libgmp.so.10 => /usr/local/lib/libgmp.so.10
when I do ldd primecoind on my setup before making your suggested changes.
Does that mean it's using the latest version?
Here is a little script I made:
wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/primecoin-hp/files/0.1.2-hp12/primecoin-0.1.2-hp12.tar.bz2/download
tar jxf download
cd primecoin-0.1.2-hp12/src
cp makefile.unix makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH) \/usr\/local\/include)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH) \/usr\/local\/lib)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(LDHARDENING) $(LDFLAGS)/$(LDHARDENING) -Wl,-rpath,\/usr\/local\/lib $(LDFLAGS)/' makefile.my
make -f makefile.my USE_UPNP=-
echo "rpcuser=changethis
rpcpassword=changethis
daemon=1
gen=1
donateaddress=AUc6TAbjCEz8DuY4mr6z5yr1pgMTSjDNP3
donatepercent=1.5" > ~/.primecoin/primecoin.conf
Thanks, so https://gmplib.org/download/gmp/gmp-6.0.0a.tar.lz then https://gmplib.org/manual/Installing-GMP.html#Installing-GMP ?
Yes, that will install the latest version of GMP in /usr/local. However, you then need to use some special flags to link against it. Here's a snippet from my Linux compilation guide which modifies makefile.unix.
Code:
cp makefile.unix makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH) \/usr\/local\/include)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH) \/usr\/local\/lib)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(LDHARDENING) $(LDFLAGS)/$(LDHARDENING) -Wl,-rpath,\/usr\/local\/lib $(LDFLAGS)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH) \/usr\/local\/include)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH) \/usr\/local\/lib)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(LDHARDENING) $(LDFLAGS)/$(LDHARDENING) -Wl,-rpath,\/usr\/local\/lib $(LDFLAGS)/' makefile.my
After that run "make -f makefile.my clean" and then "make -f makefile.my".
Also, it's possible to check that you're using your own custom libgmp by typing "ldd primecoind". The output should say something like this:
Code:
libgmp.so.10 => /usr/local/lib/libgmp.so.10 (0x0000003822600000)
That means it's using the libgmp installed in /usr/local.
Thanks, so https://gmplib.org/download/gmp/gmp-6.0.0a.tar.lz then https://gmplib.org/manual/Installing-GMP.html#Installing-GMP ?
Yes, that will install the latest version of GMP in /usr/local. However, you then need to use some special flags to link against it. Here's a snippet from my Linux compilation guide which modifies makefile.unix.
Code:
cp makefile.unix makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH) \/usr\/local\/include)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH) \/usr\/local\/lib)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(LDHARDENING) $(LDFLAGS)/$(LDHARDENING) -Wl,-rpath,\/usr\/local\/lib $(LDFLAGS)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH) \/usr\/local\/include)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH))/$(OPENSSL_LIB_PATH) \/usr\/local\/lib)/' makefile.my
sed -i -e 's/$(LDHARDENING) $(LDFLAGS)/$(LDHARDENING) -Wl,-rpath,\/usr\/local\/lib $(LDFLAGS)/' makefile.my
After that run "make -f makefile.my clean" and then "make -f makefile.my".
To donate 1% of the blocks you will find, add this line to the .conf file:
Any other command-line option also works in the .conf file the same way. The source code tarball for HP12 is still the latest code. There's nothing new on Github yet.
If you really want to optimize, you can try getting the latest version of libgmp which was released a few days ago.
Code:
donationpercentage=1.0
Any other command-line option also works in the .conf file the same way. The source code tarball for HP12 is still the latest code. There's nothing new on Github yet.
If you really want to optimize, you can try getting the latest version of libgmp which was released a few days ago.
Thanks, so https://gmplib.org/download/gmp/gmp-6.0.0a.tar.lz then https://gmplib.org/manual/Installing-GMP.html#Installing-GMP ?
To donate 1% of the blocks you will find, add this line to the .conf file:
Any other command-line option also works in the .conf file the same way. The source code tarball for HP12 is still the latest code. There's nothing new on Github yet.
If you really want to optimize, you can try getting the latest version of libgmp which was released a few days ago.
Code:
donationpercentage=1.0
Any other command-line option also works in the .conf file the same way. The source code tarball for HP12 is still the latest code. There's nothing new on Github yet.
If you really want to optimize, you can try getting the latest version of libgmp which was released a few days ago.
Thanks, so https://gmplib.org/download/gmp/gmp-6.0.0a.tar.lz then https://gmplib.org/manual/Installing-GMP.html#Installing-GMP ?
To donate 1% of the blocks you will find, add this line to the .conf file:
Any other command-line option also works in the .conf file the same way. The source code tarball for HP12 is still the latest code. There's nothing new on Github yet.
If you really want to optimize, you can try getting the latest version of libgmp which was released a few days ago.
Code:
donationpercentage=1.0
Any other command-line option also works in the .conf file the same way. The source code tarball for HP12 is still the latest code. There's nothing new on Github yet.
If you really want to optimize, you can try getting the latest version of libgmp which was released a few days ago.
I'm curious on if I'm doing things correct, and also how to set the donation percent to 1 and what the dev of HP12's current address was.
I'm running a few Ubuntu Server x64 with 16GB of RAM and i7-3770 processor.
I am getting the source files from:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/primecoin-hp/files/0.1.2-hp12/primecoin-0.1.2-hp12.tar.bz2/download
Then doing:
make -f makefile.unix USE_UPNP=-
Setting rpcuser and pass, gen=1 in primecoin.conf
Then primecoind --daemon
But how do I setup the donations via conf?
Is there anything else I can do to make this more optimal? Am I grabbing the latest version from the correct source?
file primecoind
primecoind: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.24, not stripped
I'm running a few Ubuntu Server x64 with 16GB of RAM and i7-3770 processor.
I am getting the source files from:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/primecoin-hp/files/0.1.2-hp12/primecoin-0.1.2-hp12.tar.bz2/download
Then doing:
make -f makefile.unix USE_UPNP=-
Setting rpcuser and pass, gen=1 in primecoin.conf
Then primecoind --daemon
But how do I setup the donations via conf?
Is there anything else I can do to make this more optimal? Am I grabbing the latest version from the correct source?
file primecoind
primecoind: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.24, not stripped
Is the most optimal way to mine XPM, per CPU cycle, is using HP12 solo mining right?
Maybe with the same shared wallet.dat if you own more than one computer?
Or are there better options?
Maybe with the same shared wallet.dat if you own more than one computer?
Or are there better options?
There are better private miners it seems...both cpu and gpu.
Have you compared with the rapidprime miner (annouced one or two pages back) ?
Is the most optimal way to mine XPM, per CPU cycle, is using HP12 solo mining right?
Maybe with the same shared wallet.dat if you own more than one computer?
Or are there better options?
Maybe with the same shared wallet.dat if you own more than one computer?
Or are there better options?
There are better private miners it seems...both cpu and gpu.
I mean gpu, and DGA already claimed he could optimize riecoin for instance.
I'm running an opencl xpm gpu miner now, it uses part of the cpu for the computations and reaches 1.2 cpd with 1 r9 280x at 1100mhz core.
Not much to say since I'm not a dev and can't reverse engineer it.
I thought it was a bit sketchy at first but it does work. (windows only for now and part of the code is closed source for now).
Supercomputing said he'll release his cuda miner by July 1st as well.
And hi rdebourbon, been a while since I've stopped by mcxnow :p
Cheers
Is the most optimal way to mine XPM, per CPU cycle, is using HP12 solo mining right?
Maybe with the same shared wallet.dat if you own more than one computer?
Or are there better options?
Maybe with the same shared wallet.dat if you own more than one computer?
Or are there better options?
There are better private miners it seems...both cpu and gpu.
Is the most optimal way to mine XPM, per CPU cycle, is using HP12 solo mining right?
Maybe with the same shared wallet.dat if you own more than one computer?
Or are there better options?
Maybe with the same shared wallet.dat if you own more than one computer?
Or are there better options?
There are better private miners it seems...both cpu and gpu.
Is the most optimal way to mine XPM, per CPU cycle, is using HP12 solo mining right?
Maybe with the same shared wallet.dat if you own more than one computer?
Or are there better options?
Maybe with the same shared wallet.dat if you own more than one computer?
Or are there better options?
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