Quote from: Elun on June 02, 2016, 09:39:03 PM

Quote from: etoque on June 02, 2016, 06:13:53 PM

so what are you trying to said to me,this is an paid job ? Cheesy

And nvidia miner,who have paid for that ?

Mount it up and post your xre/btc adress,people will throw

No, from my 2years exp it is not worth to throw work at public.
My point is:
-It is not hard to do and there is a high probability that devs have private miner for themselves. If they don't, well they have a pretty big problem.
-No, there is no nvidia advantage for this algo. Only diff between amd and nvidia here, that tpruvot was a honest one and released correct code without writing shit as coin devs did. ppl, stop talking about things that you do not understand. Read x11evo code first.

It's a certainty that there are people using miners for AMD cards that are delivering significantly more hashrate than the publicly available miner. New algo's never really offer any significant value to a coin because it soon becomes apparent that others have been mining with the same hardware but getting a much greater return from their resources. The altcoin world is littered with new algo's that have fallen by the wayside and abandoned. I don't know what will become of this x11evo but if history is any indication, not much. I'm not trying to disparage this coin. In fact I mined it for the first few days after launch. Just being realistic.

I don't think there is anything wrong with someone modifying a miner, getting better results, and keeping it for themselves for a new algo that has been released. If it was available at launch to a few people then that's another story. If anyone feels left out because there is likely a better miner then all I can say is "learn to code". Problem solved. Modify the miner yourself and keep it to yourself like most people do.