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Board Announcements (Altcoins)
[ANN] Ethereum+ / NEW Beginning / PoW / GPU mining / SHA512/256
by
magurizio
on 27/11/2022, 06:45:22 UTC


Ethereum+: A Peer-to-Peer Digital Asset System

Abstract. The Ethereum+ network is a peer-to-peer digital asset system that enables direct exchange of value without going through a central party. A zero compromise blockchain with the inherent parallelism and performance characteristics of an unspent transaction output (UTXO) based architecture and the Turing Complete programming of Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) architectures. This is a breakthrough smart contracting and digital asset system based on SHA512 proof-of-work, designed for extreme throughput and scale.


What is Ethereum+?

Ethereum+ is a revolutionary network designed to solve the problems with all existing blockchains in terms of scale, parallelism and Turing Complete programming. Ethereum+ is a peer-to-peer digital asset system that enables direct exchange of value without going through a central party. Similarly to Bitcoin, the Ethereum+ network requires minimal structure, and timestamps transactions into an ongoing hash-based chain of proof-of-work (SHA512/256). We introduce two novel breakthrough techniques to validate digital assets: unique references and a general purpose induction proof system both of which operate in constant O(1) time and space. It is possible to compose outputs in any manner, without compromising the inherent parallelism and performance characteristics of an unspent transaction output (UTXO) based architecture. Therefore, users can leave and rejoin the Ethereum+ network at will and be assured of the integrity and authenticity of their digital assets.



Zero Compromise Open-source Blockchain: Hybrid Account + UTXO Smart Contracts

The world's first breakthrough hybrid Account + UTXO based architecture engineered for massive layer one (L1) on-chain scaling and Turing Complete smart contracts.Ethereum+ offers the benefits of a UTXO blockchain along with the advanced capabilities of EVM compatible blockchains, but with none of the downsies.

"I had to write all the code before I could convince myself that I could solve every problem, then I wrote the paper. I think I will be able to release the code sooner than I could write a detailed spec." - Satoshi Nakamoto

In the same spirit of Satoshi Nakamoto's launch of Bitcoin, we released a fully operational and software development stack on Day 1, before even writing the White Paper. We wanted to be convinced that the revolutionary and breakthrough system worked before writing about it. No waiting, no limitations, just a scalable blockchain node and toolkit to build your dreams today.



Network Details


Network Name: Ethereum+ (EthereumPlus)
Network Abbreviation: ETHP
Mining Algorithm: SHA512/256 Proof-of-work (GPU Mineable)
Block Time: 5 minutes
Initial Block Size: 128 MB, designed to achieve 10GB+
Block Reward Schedule: 50,000 ETHER per block
Block Reward Halvening: 2 years
Maximum Supply: 21,000,000,000 ETHER
Decimal Places: 8
Launch Date: 2022–11–01 02:42 UTC
Premine: Ethereum+ has 2,5% from all emission premine existing



Ethereum+ Node, Source Code and Libraries

All source code is immediately available and Open Source MIT Licensed.

Ethereum+ Node
A high-performance node, designed for big blocks and decentralized applications. Modified for the novel and efficient proof-of-work algorithm SHA512/256 and the breakthrough induction proofs to allow complete freedom to the developer, without compromising scalability such as EVM-based blockchains.

Ethereum+ Desktop Wallet
The classic 'Electron' wallet, available for Ethereum+
https://github.com/EthereumPlus/EthereumPlus/releases/download/EthereumPlus/EthereumPlus.zip

Ethereum+ ElectrumX Indexer Service
Highly optimized python3 foundation for indexing addresses and histories. Tested and working with block sizes in excess of 4 GB. Tremendous room to grow and still maintain decentralization.



rad-bfgminer (GPU Miner - bfgminer)
SHA512/256 Proof-of-Work GPU Miner



Alternative SHA512/256 Proof-of-Work GPU Miner. HiveOS support completed.


scrypt-boilerplate (Ethereum+)
Complete smart contracts using the Scrypt language
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v9.8 (Windows/Linux)
by
magurizio
on 30/08/2017, 17:16:27 UTC
Hi,

I just need to verify something about the amd beta blockchain driver.
I have a rig 8 GPU RX580 Gaming 8 Go (Hynix), in june i got 242 MH/s.
Actually in august i obtain 233 MH/s, in order to solve this drop MH/s, i installed this beta blockchain driver i got 248 MH/s, but i met issue with GPU clock speed frequency alternatively jumping 1000 to 1300 MHz.
Is somebody here met the same issue and find solution to solve this?

Thank you for help.

Had the same problem with my RX570, also befor kernel update. I flashed only 1 clk level to the RX570, after that they run fine.
With the RX4X0 i had no Problems to set the clk with rocm-smi, they run stabel

I have no issue with official driver, i only meet this issue gpu clock frequency jumping alternatively non stop from 1000 to 1300 MHz with the beta blockchain driver.
I dont see what you mean, you flashed only 1 clk level to solve this issue?


Can you undervolt with the blockchain driver?

Yes, but only with Afterburner version beta 4.4.0.16, i found it on the link below, i tried to undervolt it was ok for consumption, but jumping issue always there.
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/rtss-6-7-0-beta-1.412822/page-32


I'm experiencing the same problem with 6 RX 580 GPU rig !
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: RX 560 4GB Ethereum
by
magurizio
on 25/07/2017, 12:18:17 UTC
Jesus there are some greedy people in this thread.

Trying to sell modded BIOS' for 0.1BTC or 0.85 ETH - fuck the fuck off!

It takes 5 minutes to watch a youtube video (or search a forum, this thread is a good start) and mod & flash these BIOS' yourself.
Then a bit of effort to test and tweak your cards, which if you are serious about this is a joy not a burden.

As if miners aren't taking the piss out of each other enough already with the resale prices of cards (saw somebody on Ebay asking £500 for a 4GB RX470 Nitro+ just last week) now they are trying to cash in on newbs for something that they could do themselves with 5 minutes of research.

Where has the team spirit gone?

This is the best post ever!
Wink
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: RX 560 4GB Ethereum
by
magurizio
on 21/07/2017, 17:29:11 UTC


So I can suppose that is a RX 460 inside a RX 560 case... is this a fraud from Sapphire? The label ON the board says SKU# 11267-01 also

!!!


If I'd be you, I'd surely be pissed about it, as AMD clearly states what is considered RX560:

http://www.amd.com/en/products/graphics/radeon-rx-560

so there should be no cards like yours

Thank you for your help: I opened a ticket on support.sapphiretech.com
I let you know...
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: RX 560 4GB Ethereum
by
magurizio
on 21/07/2017, 17:03:17 UTC

EDIT:
there are 2 types of RX 560 card from sapphire:
11267-00 --> 90W edition
11267-01 --> 45W edition

Maybe the SAD edition (the 11267-01) has only 14 compute units...

No, 45W version is the one without external PCI-E connector, so
its restricted to draw max 75W (from board) while 90W one can use
max 150W (75W from motherboard and 75W from PCI-E 6-pin connector)


Radeon RX 560       Radeon RX 460    

Shaders     1024    vs    896    
Compute Units    16    vs    14    
TMUs        64    vs    56

Thank you. GPU-Z, for my bad RX 560 11267-01, says:
Shader: 896
Compute Units: 14
TMU: 56

So I can suppose that is a RX 460 inside a RX 560 case... is this a fraud from Sapphire? The label ON the board says SKU# 11267-01 also

!!!
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: RX 560 4GB Ethereum
by
magurizio
on 21/07/2017, 12:59:06 UTC

I bought 4 -NEW- Sapphire RX 460 unboxed from a sealed box... Sad  

Strange then, that someone modified them at factory...still good rate, 3 out of 4
 460s transformed into 560s is OK in my book

But why did you say 560s in your original post?


Yes, I said Sapphire RX 560.
I paid for 16 CU Sad

But in previous post you said

"I bought 4 -NEW- Sapphire RX 460 unboxed from a sealed box... Sad  "


Whatever...460s have 14 CUs and 560s have 16 CUs...draw your conclusions form that fact


OPS, I took a mistake: I would have said "I bought 4 -NEW- Sapphire RX 560 unboxed from a sealed box... Sad  "
The card are labelled as 560, "five" is the first digit Cheesy
So maybe 1 card is bad


EDIT:
there are 2 types of RX 560 card from sapphire:
11267-00 --> 90W edition
11267-01 --> 45W edition

Maybe the SAD edition (the 11267-01) has only 14 compute units...
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: RX 560 4GB Ethereum
by
magurizio
on 21/07/2017, 12:50:11 UTC

I bought 4 -NEW- Sapphire RX 460 unboxed from a sealed box... Sad  

Strange then, that someone modified them at factory...still good rate, 3 out of 4
 460s transformed into 560s is OK in my book

But why did you say 560s in your original post?


Yes, I said Sapphire RX 560.
I paid for 16 CU Sad
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: RX 560 4GB Ethereum
by
magurizio
on 21/07/2017, 10:51:12 UTC
Hi guys, I have 4 Sapphire rx 560 cards and but also a problem with one of them: when the Claymore SW starts it indicates that 1 of them has only
14 compute units
whereas the other 3 have
16 compute units

I was wondering if this is a configuration problem or a problem related to the card hardware...

Any help?

Thank you in advance


Sounds like you bought modded RX460s, but mod didn't work well on one of cards

I bought 4 -NEW- Sapphire RX 460 unboxed from a sealed box... Sad 
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: RX 560 4GB Ethereum
by
magurizio
on 21/07/2017, 09:30:10 UTC
Hi guys, I have 4 Sapphire rx 560 cards and but also a problem with one of them: when the Claymore SW starts it indicates that 1 of them has only
14 compute units
whereas the other 3 have
16 compute units

I was wondering if this is a configuration problem or a problem related to the card hardware...

Any help?

Thank you in advance
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: RX 560 4GB Ethereum
by
magurizio
on 06/07/2017, 13:05:27 UTC
I modded the bios successfully and increased the mining speed to ~14.xxx mh/s with the following settings:

bios mod:

1750 timings -> 1875, 2000
max memory clock 2000 -> 2200

amd radeon settings:

gpu clock -> 1125 (underclock)
memory clock -> 2000
fan -> 100%

ASIC is 65% and 75% so they run 60° and 53°. Memory is Micron 4GB.
Could push the memory clock further now but I'm satisfied and let them work for 48h.

I think they could do 15.xxx mh/s but with much more power draw and heat dissipation.

And disable crossfire in amd tool, enabled by default!


Hi, thank you for your hints.
I have some problems trying to flash my bios:
- I back up my original BIOS using AtiWinFlash v.2.74
- I modify the bios putting the new values using PolariBiosEditor Master 1.4
- I save the new BIOS into a new file
- I put the new BIOS on the RX 560 using AtiWinFlash v.2.74 again

But....
whatever I try to change in the BIOS, after the reboot, the ATI driver stops to recognise the ATI card...
WHERE AM I WRONG ?

maybe is it a checksum problem (this may be the reason why the driver doesn't see the card anymore)

Thank you in advance

Smiley






I think its answered few hundred times on this board alone...you have to patch your video drivers
to recognize your card with modified BIOS

Edit: you can download patcher here:

https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-AMD-ATI-Pixel-Clock-Patcher



Thank you so much, I'm silly
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: RX 560 4GB Ethereum
by
magurizio
on 05/07/2017, 09:25:31 UTC
I modded the bios successfully and increased the mining speed to ~14.xxx mh/s with the following settings:

bios mod:

1750 timings -> 1875, 2000
max memory clock 2000 -> 2200

amd radeon settings:

gpu clock -> 1125 (underclock)
memory clock -> 2000
fan -> 100%

ASIC is 65% and 75% so they run 60° and 53°. Memory is Micron 4GB.
Could push the memory clock further now but I'm satisfied and let them work for 48h.

I think they could do 15.xxx mh/s but with much more power draw and heat dissipation.

And disable crossfire in amd tool, enabled by default!


Hi, thank you for your hints.
I have some problems trying to flash my bios:
- I back up my original BIOS using AtiWinFlash v.2.74
- I modify the bios putting the new values using PolariBiosEditor Master 1.4
- I save the new BIOS into a new file
- I put the new BIOS on the RX 560 using AtiWinFlash v.2.74 again

But....
whatever I try to change in the BIOS, after the reboot, the ATI driver stops to recognise the ATI card...
WHERE AM I WRONG ?

maybe is it a checksum problem (this may be the reason why the driver doesn't see the card anymore)

Thank you in advance

Smiley