New exe file to test. Compiled with compute 30,35,50,52
-faster lyra 12% (Most of the improvement done by Klaus_t)
-faster quark 10%
-fixed HW errors in x11
-fixed compute 3.0 cards.(untested.)
x11, x13, x15 a little bit faster. (Optimized Skein)
The 21th public beta(windows executable) is available here: (21-12-2014)
http://www.filedropper.com/ccminer21
The sourcecode is available here:
https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer
-faster lyra 12% (Most of the improvement done by Klaus_t)
-faster quark 10%
-fixed HW errors in x11
-fixed compute 3.0 cards.(untested.)
x11, x13, x15 a little bit faster. (Optimized Skein)
The 21th public beta(windows executable) is available here: (21-12-2014)
http://www.filedropper.com/ccminer21
The sourcecode is available here:
https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer
SP_ and Linux-
I keep reading good things in the thread about v21. When I visited your github site, I noticed that your Windows branch and your Linux branch were not equally developed. Do any of your branches (Linux, Windows, Master) compile correctly on Ubuntu 14.04+ ? Are they all equally developed, or at the same version level? --scrypter
K1773R and SP_ -
Thanks! The code compiles with no problem under Ubuntu 14.04.1. I cloned from the Windows branch. My two 6-card 750ti rigs both saw an increase of 200+ kh/s, and both are running over 14,000kh/s total hash per rig. Merry Christmas!
Also, I've been looking over some older ccminer code. Bombadil (KBomba) seems to be working on "ccmonitor" code just recently. And, I wonder if one of the current ccminer cuda coders might be able to pull Zelante's split-screen code into the current releases. Zelante released windows-only binaries, I would hope to see his work echoed in the current miner(s). In attempting to use his split-screen on my 550ti Windows box, I get a short peek at it before it crashes.
It is colorful, but not compatible with Cuda TK 5.5, or Linux. --scryptr