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Re: PREANN|Kepler Network|POW|FIRST MIMBLE WIMBLE ANONYMOUS ASSET PLATFORM|C31
Can I mine the Kepler coin with AMD or NVIDIA with limited memory, like 4GB and below?
For crypto mining industry, since late of 2017, we have seen several hot trends in mining algorithms, from NeoScrypts, Quark, then the Cuckoo Cycle within recent weeks.
better economic model than grin and looking forward to the mining.
another coins with algorithm Cuckoo Cycle, I saw the last few months Cuckoo Cycle become a hot discussion. maybe, this can be something interesting
There are always hot trend in crypto, that changes over time.For crypto mining industry, since late of 2017, we have seen several hot trends in mining algorithms, from NeoScrypts, Quark, then the Cuckoo Cycle within recent weeks.
need support Cuckatoo31 algorithm. seems you need at least 8GB memory GPU Card.
since big amount of 4GB or 2GB cards are holding by Ethereum and Zcash mining farm.
that's maybe the reason why they choose Cuckatoo31, that means only high end GPU with at least 8GB memory can mine Kepler.
Re: [ANN] (QTUM) - A Scalable PoS Smart Contract Platform - MainNet Complete!
Shocking new bug found in Qtum - it's been dubbed "The Event Horizon", and it sucks in all currently existing coins and they disappear for good 
But the "gravitational pull" is so weak, almost no coins will actually be sucked in. Just kidding - April Fools! 
But the "gravitational pull" is so weak, almost no coins will actually be sucked in. Just kidding - April Fools! seems Qtum is the only coin fixed the bug immediately.
and still one of the biggest POS network.
Re: [ANN] BitGrin (XBG) – MimbleWimble with Bitcoin economics – Fair Launch
more Information on the dev team?
This is top secret you won't get answer of this question more like it looking copy cat idea instead of original. I think this coin come in the hype of Grin and they want to get more attention who don't care about the tech.
You clearly didn't research much, we just released a windows wallet before anyone else. Found few bugs in Grins code. And respect the developers, grin is an amazing implementation of MW. Doesn't change the fact the economics suck
https://twitter.com/BitGrin/status/1094457105250242560
good to know this.
Re: [ANN]Bminer: a fast Equihash/Ethash/CuckooCycle miner for AMD/NVIDIA GPUs 14.2.0
Works good on linux with my 2080Ti
[INFO] [2019-02-09T17:28:49 01:00] [GPU 0] Speed: 2.15 G/s Fidelity 0.976 Temp: 1C Fan: 1% Power: 1W 2.15 G/J
[INFO] [2019-02-09T17:28:49 01:00] Total 2.15 G/s Accepted shares 283 Rejected shares 7
With 1080Ti I get 35-50% rejected so basically gets 0.6-0.8 on pool with 1.2-1.3 in miner. Would love to get it to work, as that would rock.
my 2080Ti are alone, with better cpu and more ram, while my 1080Tis are rigs (1x6 gpu and 1x12 gpu, same happens with both) on celeron and 8 gb rams - so that may be something about the problem
[INFO] [2019-02-09T17:28:49 01:00] [GPU 0] Speed: 2.15 G/s Fidelity 0.976 Temp: 1C Fan: 1% Power: 1W 2.15 G/J
[INFO] [2019-02-09T17:28:49 01:00] Total 2.15 G/s Accepted shares 283 Rejected shares 7
With 1080Ti I get 35-50% rejected so basically gets 0.6-0.8 on pool with 1.2-1.3 in miner. Would love to get it to work, as that would rock.
my 2080Ti are alone, with better cpu and more ram, while my 1080Tis are rigs (1x6 gpu and 1x12 gpu, same happens with both) on celeron and 8 gb rams - so that may be something about the problem
and what command line and parameters you are using? thanks!
Re: [ANN]Bminer: a fast Equihash/Ethash/CuckooCycle miner for AMD/NVIDIA GPUs 14.2.0
Works good on linux with my 2080Ti
[INFO] [2019-02-09T17:28:49 01:00] [GPU 0] Speed: 2.15 G/s Fidelity 0.976 Temp: 1C Fan: 1% Power: 1W 2.15 G/J
[INFO] [2019-02-09T17:28:49 01:00] Total 2.15 G/s Accepted shares 283 Rejected shares 7
With 1080Ti I get 35-50% rejected so basically gets 0.6-0.8 on pool with 1.2-1.3 in miner. Would love to get it to work, as that would rock.
my 2080Ti are alone, with better cpu and more ram, while my 1080Tis are rigs (1x6 gpu and 1x12 gpu, same happens with both) on celeron and 8 gb rams - so that may be something about the problem
[INFO] [2019-02-09T17:28:49 01:00] [GPU 0] Speed: 2.15 G/s Fidelity 0.976 Temp: 1C Fan: 1% Power: 1W 2.15 G/J
[INFO] [2019-02-09T17:28:49 01:00] Total 2.15 G/s Accepted shares 283 Rejected shares 7
With 1080Ti I get 35-50% rejected so basically gets 0.6-0.8 on pool with 1.2-1.3 in miner. Would love to get it to work, as that would rock.
my 2080Ti are alone, with better cpu and more ram, while my 1080Tis are rigs (1x6 gpu and 1x12 gpu, same happens with both) on celeron and 8 gb rams - so that may be something about the problem
which Linux Version you are using?
Re: [ANN]Bminer: a fast Equihash/Ethash/CuckooCycle miner for AMD/NVIDIA GPUs 14.2.0
No answer on the error?
"Insufficient memory 9171.7 MB available on device (#0). Unable to run the solver"
Yes, I'm using Windows 10, but with 11GB from the GPU and the used memory being less than 500MB before the miner starts, there shouldn't be a problem.
"Insufficient memory 9171.7 MB available on device (#0). Unable to run the solver"
Yes, I'm using Windows 10, but with 11GB from the GPU and the used memory being less than 500MB before the miner starts, there shouldn't be a problem.
Same issue here.
Linux works here, but with pretty high rejected shares, like 30%-40% shares been rejected.
Re: [ANN]Bminer: a fast Equihash/Ethash/CuckooCycle miner for AMD/NVIDIA GPUs 14.2.0
For me it won't even start on cukatoo31 with a 2080ti
[FATA] [2019-02-09T16:37:09+01:00] Insufficient memory 9028.42 MB available on device (#0). Unable to run the solver
2 gps sounds good though, I get ~1.5 with gminer
[FATA] [2019-02-09T16:37:09+01:00] Insufficient memory 9028.42 MB available on device (#0). Unable to run the solver
2 gps sounds good though, I get ~1.5 with gminer
on windows?
Re: [ANN] (QTUM) - A Scalable PoS Smart Contract Platform - MainNet Complete!
I wonder if the Developers of this Project can actually deliver ? That would be amazing since it sounds so good on paper
https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum/releases
check it here.