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Looks like gapcoin has an experimental gpu miner....

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=822498.msg9464035#msg9464035

Now I am glad I haven't invested any time in my own version of this yet.

Interesting that they chose to put the Fermat test on the GPU instead of the sieving.
Maybe I can learn something from their approach.

In our CoinShield miner it's actually the Fermat test that's more efficient on the CPU,
whereas the sieving was accelerated nicely by the GPU (higher memory bandwidth!)

Christian

Hi Christian,
On Cudaminer.... the hash rates on scrypt jane nf are lower on windows 8 by 33%. My vista computer gets about 3.6 mh/s and my 2 windows 8 computers get 2.3 mh/s. I tried everything I could even compiling Cudaminer on windows 8. All the combinations of the arguments ect. Do you are anybody here know why please. thanks

people still mine that? I took a look at the AMD kernel - looks like it could use some work.

My vista computer gets about 3.6 mh/s and my 2 windows 8 computers get 2.3 mh/s. I worked on it on and off for months. Still only 2.3 Angry

Got any AMD cards?

No just 750ti's