I'm having some minor issues with mining on Windows 10 64.
Regardless of the number of mining threads set (genproclimit), the miner takes all cores (4 in my case)
hodlcoin-qt reports Miners:1, Threads:1. I have not changed any mem settings.
To make matters worse this affects ethereum mining on GPU as 100% CPU load affects the GPU load.
I tried setting the priority of the HOdl miner to low, but no dice.
Also, the avx2 option crashes the app from time to time (I have gen 4 core i5, which supports it)
Anybody experiencing similar issues? Any solutions ? 

It's here, as previously announced :

https://github.com/HOdlcoin/HOdlcoin/releases/tag/v3.0.1

Thanks. Your build does not use aes extensions and suffers from slow generic hash rate.
The build on Mac is tricky, but I managed to compile the sources, however without hashing improvements. Anybody know how to do this ?

edit:  I figured it out __x86_64__ has to to be defined in order to use the faster pattern search.

 

Mobile core i5 4300U (ultra low voltage,  2 cores, 4 threads) 45H/s with aes-ni enabled on Arch Linux (built the miner from sources). Half of that without.

The last 3-4 generations of Intel core architecture CPUs support the new aes-ni instruction set, which in this case is very useful.
The GUI miner algo uses openssl to perform aes encryption. Newer openssl releases support aes-ni out of the box, so you might get ~2x speedup when mining on Linux
I'm willing to bet that Windows builds do not support it as I'm getting about 90H/s on a 4590 stock i5