Quote from: basub44 on June 07, 2018, 04:04:08 PM

Quote from: barrysty1e on June 02, 2018, 04:33:09 PM

Quote from: DjemBoot on June 02, 2018, 04:12:27 PM

Somebody is mining with 56 KH/s. Is it really using CPU? I am curious somebody is using GPU rigs to mine this coin. Please enlight me...

at the moment it is all cpu. i realise that to anyone skeptical, 56kh might look like a lot, but in reality it is either a set of physical/virtual servers working as a single user.

i have started working on an implementation for gpu, but this is more to offload the hashing algorithm so it doesnt bog down the user's machine, as it won't hold a great deal of advantage over cpu due to the way the hashing works.

i'm currently separating balloon from it's dependency on the openssl library (sha, evp and aes functions); i'm about 1/3 of the way through, once it is independent, i will attempt an opencl kernel. however this is all being communicated clearly and will be publically released, not a private or 'for sale' miner.

james

7 8700k 4.7Ghz (Ubuntu 18.04 // 12 hilos): ~ 630H / s
4.4Ghz i7 4790k (MacOSX // 8 hilos): ~ 270h / s
i7 860 2.8Ghz (MacOSX // 4 hilos): ~ 145H / s
Pentium G4440 (Windows 10 // 2 hilos): ~ 100 h / s
Intel Core 1.2Ghz M5 (MacOSX // 4 hilos): ~ 90h / s

dZ3fGxJr1zdh1Ceu2pKvUVKz8HJdcAZkKZ 0 0 99.8% 440.17 KH
dHpqKwtaQG8ZWnN4BABgT5CFrGmTpUyKFT 0 0 99.78% 268.53 KH
This is impossible with only CPU

Some mining plant with hundreds of E5-2680V2 CPUs can reach this easily.