Re: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels.
what i see now is what matter, and lbry is at top with feathercoin with 2x profit over sia
btw lbry pumped hard to 10k...
btw something isn't right in your post, are you comparing a 1070 on both coin? 1800 MH vs 300 MH right? because i get different things that what you posted, which seems to be taken from current profitability...
btw lbry pumped hard to 10k...
btw something isn't right in your post, are you comparing a 1070 on both coin? 1800 MH vs 300 MH right? because i get different things that what you posted, which seems to be taken from current profitability...
Am I missing something about SIA profitability?
A 1070 should have got 1850MH/s right?
BTX instead?
A 1070 should have got 1850MH/s right?
BTX instead?
And no... Look around a bit.
if you provide source and everything, i don't see the issue with being newbie, would be good to start your thread, i see that your first work is on bitcore right?
Bitcore was my first try with github, I'm kinda newbie in CUDA developement, to be true, I haven't written single CUDA kernel from scratch, for me it's easier (and much more faster) to mod existing open-sourced code (or at least try to do it). It's more like self-educational hobby for me, not business, in Equihash particular case I won't release source at that moment, I've implemented some thread-synchronization tricks that can be unstable in long perspective and give wrong results, so I need testers with different equipment
My cheers go to tpruvot, who keeps ccminer up-to-date, he makes 99.9% of work, I'm just another shitty dev digging his code.
You have a winner if you can make it work with normal pools. Although knowing EWBF he's going to eat your code anytime soon and incorporate it into his miner.
Stuff like this is why we need some sort of community miner in which devs can contribute work and get paid for it (fee or otherwise).