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thank you for sharing? so how about CPU? is it not as important as GPU?
I get 300 per i7 (2600 stock/3770 stock) and ~600-800 for various Xeons, so its not nothing.
Re: [DSH] Dashcoin - (true anonymity (Cryptonote), multi-signature transactions, automated source co
I have some finding about the recent transaction problem. I knew what was the problem when I fixed my test pool - transactions with size bigger than 10,000 bytes were hardly accepted in the blockchain. I took my investigation further and here are my finding:
So what about transactions that never made it from pools like extremepool or even democats (or any of the open source pools)? Will those failed TXs ever be resent to miners that never received them or is it a manual process? I know extremepool won't be doing any manual payouts like that for me, I already asked. Between extremepool and democats I never received >50M DSH that should have made it to me.
Awesome, thanks for looking into that and getting a fix. Will that only apply to your pool or should I contact other pools about it? Thanks again
Re: Extremepool [POOL] [BCN/XMR/QCN/XDN/DASH/FCN/MCN/AEON/BBR/DOSH/OEC/INF8] MINING
Any chance that failed TXs from Dashcoin will be resent to miners? There are reports of TXs that never made it to miners because the TX size was too big and don't know if those will automatically be resent. I don't know how to find all of the failed ones other than checking each one, but there are possibly 1000s of them. Thanks
Edit: Seems there might be a fix being made?
Edit: Seems there might be a fix being made?
Re: [DSH] Dashcoin - (true anonymity (Cryptonote), multi-signature transactions, automated source co
I have some finding about the recent transaction problem. I knew what was the problem when I fixed my test pool - transactions with size bigger than 10,000 bytes were hardly accepted in the blockchain. I took my investigation further and here are my finding:
So what about transactions that never made it from pools like extremepool or even democats (or any of the open source pools)? Will those failed TXs ever be resent to miners that never received them or is it a manual process? I know extremepool won't be doing any manual payouts like that for me, I already asked. Between extremepool and democats I never received >50M DSH that should have made it to me.
Re: [DSH] Dashcoin - (true anonymity (Cryptonote), multi-signature transactions, automated source co
http://dsh.democats.org is my test pool. Your Dashcoins are not lost, I am working on a script that will resend the transaction refused by the network. It will be open source. Expect it this week. I prefer to not do it by hand.
I'm glad to know that was your pool at least. Is it safe to continue mining then?
I feel that most people mining Dashcoin on these pools have no idea of this problem and might not check all of the transactions. About 20% of my TXs on extremepool were refused and I told them about this problem over a few months; they always ignored me if I mentioned TXs that never made it, so I had to stop mining with them and lost about 15M DSH.
Re: [DSH] Dashcoin - (true anonymity (Cryptonote), multi-signature transactions, automated source co
I was just mining at http://dsh.democats.org for a while and am having issues with payments not showing valid transaction #s (and never making it to my wallet) and the support email is dead; Just to let others know. I had the same issue with extremepool. Is there something with Dashcoin and the pool code not working well together? Anyone else noticing this problem?
i'm just mining on Minergate and have no problems like thatI don't believe it is an issue with Minergate because they use their own custom pool software. All of the pools that use the open source cryptonote-universal-pool seem to have this problem.
Re: [DSH] Dashcoin - (true anonymity (Cryptonote), multi-signature transactions, automated source co
I was just mining at http://dsh.democats.org for a while and am having issues with payments not showing valid transaction #s (and never making it to my wallet) and the support email is dead; Just to let others know. I had the same issue with extremepool. Is there something with Dashcoin and the pool code not working well together? Anyone else noticing this problem?
Re: [DSH] Dashcoin - (true anonymity (Cryptonote), multi-signature transactions, automated source co
Starting to be very happy I held onto all my Dash 
Me too! Though I wish I mined it for more than 2 days. Stopped mining due to pool issues and still having pool issues now that I'm mining it again.
Re: [DSH] Dashcoin - (true anonymity (Cryptonote), multi-signature transactions, automated source co
The issue is rarely with the exchange. The most common issue is the transaction size being too large. Decreasing the mixin, and increasing the fee to 15 DSH in your transaction will help. Example:
transfer 0 [address] [amount] -p [payment id] -f [fee]
Also, when you mine dashcoin, your wallet fills up with a ton of inputs with not too many dashcoin, which contributes to transaction size. The solution is to send yourself the most dashcoin you can (1-4 million), with the 15 DSH fee, and this will help reduce the number of unspent inputs in your walllet.
Thanks, I'll give that a shot. And are you suggesting a second wallet to consolidate inputs?
Re: [DSH] Dashcoin - (true anonymity (Cryptonote), multi-signature transactions, automated source co
I too have been unable to move any substantial sum of DSH out of my wallet. I have resynced the blockchain and reset my wallet and although I can always get them to show back up in my wallet, I can never successfully get them sent anywhere. Very small amounts will send, but even the larger amounts that are failing are much less that the max TX size. If I have a few 100M DSH to move, would I need to do so over 1000's of TXs?
i think at this point its limit safely is 4 million at a time. i never have issues sending that amount per transaction.
I tried down to 1M and it was still failing to send after a few hours. Now, only at <10K does it send normally. Something just seems off as in the past I have had no issues. I have not sent any DSH since the last update though. Or maybe something to do with Poloniex?
Re: [DSH] Dashcoin - (true anonymity (Cryptonote), multi-signature transactions, automated source co
I too have been unable to move any substantial sum of DSH out of my wallet. I have resynced the blockchain and reset my wallet and although I can always get them to show back up in my wallet, I can never successfully get them sent anywhere. Very small amounts will send, but even the larger amounts that are failing are much less that the max TX size. If I have a few 100M DSH to move, would I need to do so over 1000's of TXs?
Your screenshot shows a Primecoin (XPM) miner and CPD is "Coins per Day " which is the hashrate equivalent for XPM. This thread is for the CryptoNote miner which is completely different from the XPM miner you are talking about. I believe you are looking for this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=693680.0
Around that time I sent a transaction from one wallet to another and it never showed up. Guess those ~3800 are gone.
just delete you wallet file, NOT YOUR KEYS FILE, and resync it should show back up.I was rebuilding wallet VM anyways, so that worked perfectly. Thanks
I've been mining Monero mostly and been turning a good profit. Right now I've been mining about:
65% Monero
30% Ducknote
5% Various other CN coins (Dashcoin, Infinium-8, Quazarcoin)
1 750ti do 250 for something like 35w, can a high-end cpu do better?
I get about 270 H/s for a 40W rise at the wall for a desktop CPU, and I was told my hashrate is low for my cpu. But I can't verify that claim because I can't test yam miner. Either way, GPUs don't have much of an advantage right now.
65% Monero
30% Ducknote
5% Various other CN coins (Dashcoin, Infinium-8, Quazarcoin)
1 750ti do 250 for something like 35w, can a high-end cpu do better?
I get about 270 H/s for a 40W rise at the wall for a desktop CPU, and I was told my hashrate is low for my cpu. But I can't verify that claim because I can't test yam miner. Either way, GPUs don't have much of an advantage right now.
In the past I had been using coinwarz, coinchoose, and whatmine, but recently http://www.whattomine.com/ has been my preferred site. I rarely see anyone mention it and don't really know why.
Re: Extremepool [POOL] [BCN/XMR/QCN/XDN/DSH/FCN/MCN/AEON/BBR] MINING
It seems that Ducknote payments are stuck as my pending balance is now up to ~300k. Last payment was posted 8/12/2014 7:43:39 AM and I normally get a payment every 10-20 minutes. Thanks for taking a look.
Edit: The pending balance when through just now. Not sure if anything was done, but if so thank you.
Edit: The pending balance when through just now. Not sure if anything was done, but if so thank you.
i use Yam miner. posts better hash rates at the pool as well and the donation is alot lower.
Ah, I haven't had a chance to run that miner due to the donation and thus pool redirect which my environment can't handle. I wish I could get it to work though. Thanks for the info.
This is the best hardware/config comparison I've come across: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MI-ic0Os25hgGUImW54sUIjZY_pUNQNa_W8Se5pRGBs/edit?pli=1#gid=0
It's for monero specifically, but relevant to all CryptoNight coins. Most modern CPUs get 80-280 H/s depending on cores, AES-NI compatibility, and OS. In my case with an i7-3770 (same machine in both examples), I get 170 H/s on Windows 7 and 265 H/s on Ubuntu 14.04.
It's for monero specifically, but relevant to all CryptoNight coins. Most modern CPUs get 80-280 H/s depending on cores, AES-NI compatibility, and OS. In my case with an i7-3770 (same machine in both examples), I get 170 H/s on Windows 7 and 265 H/s on Ubuntu 14.04.
wow thats a low hash rate. my i5 3500 series does 233 in win 8, my i7 2600 non k edition does 303 on win 8 and my 4770k does 320h/s on win 8..... you should look into a better miner lol.
also gpu hash rates that i use.
280x hynix memory 531h/s with stable OC
280x elpida memory 405h/s with no OC as its pointless as elpida cards suffer heavily due to crap memory type.
7950 with hynix memory 503h/s with stable OC
6950 modded with 6970 bios does 360h/s with stable OC.
naturally 290-290x cards will do higher as long as you have samsung or hynix memory. avoid elipda cards at all costs as they are pure crap with this algo.
Very interesting, I haven't seen hashrates like that on those CPUs. What miner are you using and/or what's an example config for yours? I know Claymore's miner shows a higher than actual hasrate.
This is the best hardware/config comparison I've come across: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MI-ic0Os25hgGUImW54sUIjZY_pUNQNa_W8Se5pRGBs/edit?pli=1#gid=0
It's for monero specifically, but relevant to all CryptoNight coins. Most modern CPUs get 80-280 H/s depending on cores, AES-NI compatibility, and OS. In my case with an i7-3770 (same machine in both examples), I get 170 H/s on Windows 7 and 265 H/s on Ubuntu 14.04.
It's for monero specifically, but relevant to all CryptoNight coins. Most modern CPUs get 80-280 H/s depending on cores, AES-NI compatibility, and OS. In my case with an i7-3770 (same machine in both examples), I get 170 H/s on Windows 7 and 265 H/s on Ubuntu 14.04.