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Re: Large Bitcoin Collider (Collision Finders Pool)
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rico666
on 14/03/2017, 14:49:43 UTC
I never find anything Smiley

With your current Mkeys/s power, you have around 50% of the pool capacity (may be even more).
So actually the probability for you to find something is that high compared to the rest of the pool.

But luck's a bitch... My funny 0.2 Mkeys/s 32bit client could find something sooner than your keygenerator army.
It's just not very probable.

@Ollebolle22:
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I'm just waiting for a multi gpu client that can use at least 90% of the gpu cores. Then I will switch my mining rigs of 20 gpus at this project. Cool

For the past two days I've been fighting with a segmentation fault on my new GPU implementation and I will have to take a few steps back and build up a complete forensic test scenario to figure out what's happening.

LBC is multi-GPU capable already, but you need still quite a lot CPU power to be able to put some load on the GPUs.
The new client is way better, but unfortunately unstable. As soon as this is sorted out, I believe we can start to measure the pool performance in GKeys/s!

Oh - BTW - You actually can use LBC with a GPU mining software on the same card. LBC just takes some 20-30% of the GPU capacity, so you can have a co-existant operation.


Rico