Re: ### A ChainWorks Industries (CWI) Project - CWIgm | Simple Powerful Stable
I was getting 25Mh/s on gtx 1080 with the standard signatum miner, now I can report 38Mh/s with CWIgm 
Running at -i 25 and +100Mhz on the gpu clock
I will post results for 1070 when I set up a new rig.
Running at -i 25 and +100Mhz on the gpu clock
I will post results for 1070 when I set up a new rig.
sp-mod give 29 on 1070 core +150 PL75
thats correct ...
sp also does the following ...
charges 0.05btc for the miner - we charge nothing ...
charges another 2.5% ongoing dev fee AFTER you pay for the miner - we charge nothing ...
once you mine a pool - YOU are charged the pool fee ... in most cases thats at least 1-2% ontop of the charges that sp already charged - our pool is 0.7% ... locked -
thats it ...
in the op - we specifically state this is NOT about hashrates - but about the stability of OUR miner - not one we just copied ( ccminer-alexis78 ) and tweaked ( sp 'developing' ) and RESOLD to the public through closed source means of open source software ... though it would be nice to release our private kernels ( which have a much higher hashrate than this current incarnation of CWIgm or spmod ) into the public ... we wont - because guess what sp does to them? ... copy - tweak - close compile - resell - grow spmod farm ... thats why
...anyway - ill reiterate once again ... its about the STABILITY of our miner rather than hashrate ... optimization will come much later when we have all the algos and features we want in CWIgm - AND we have our code ( IP - Intellectual Property ) copyrighted and protected by international law ...
then we can have a hashrate race ... we would be happy to compete then ...
...#crysx