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Re: Unraveling the Bitmain Antminer X5: A Deep Dive into the New Monero Mine
I thought randomx algo is asic resistant.looks like nothing resistant to asics.
X5 is not an ASIC, it's a bunch of RISC-V CPUs (SG2042, you can google it) packed together, and they even use DDR4 SODIMM memory sticks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkWGbkJjXa8&t=15s&pp=ygUTYml0bWFpbiB4NSB0ZWFyZG93bg%3D%3DRe: Report Malware and Suspicious Links here so Mods can take Action !
⭐ Merited by Lafu (1)
This topic links to a fake Github repository with malware (see my comment there): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5465966.0
Attention! The first post links to a fake Github repository with malware. The official Monero P2Pool repository is https://github.com/SChernykh/p2pool - always check SHA256 hashes and GPG signatures when you download releases!
Re: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X CPU hashrate based on RandomX, Ghostrider, AstroBWT and Puffer
⭐ Merited by A-Bolt (1)
Do you consider the AMD CPU Ryzen 7 5800X3D hashrate of 17.75 kH/s as listed on nicehash.com to be fake?
I don't have a chance to check because I think CPU mining is pointless at the moment. And one processor needs a lot of hardware.
It is 100% fake. Bigger cache doesn't give it any advantage in RandomX because 5800X already has enough cache (2 MB per thread), so both will run at 10-11 kh/s with tuned memory.I don't have a chance to check because I think CPU mining is pointless at the moment. And one processor needs a lot of hardware.
Re: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X CPU hashrate based on RandomX, Ghostrider, AstroBWT and Puffer
I have so far considered data from nicehash to be a fairly authoritative source.
According to your source, the AMD 5950X processor hash is 23,37 kH/s. This is an overestimated hashrate.
https://xmrig.com/benchmark?cpu=AMD+Ryzen+9+5950X+16-Core+Processor
I saw tests of this processor with a result of 18-19kH/s.
This is the official xmrig benchmark site, all tests there are done online and validated on the server. What you see in the table at the top is an overclocked and highly tuned CPU (i.e. consider it competitive benchmarking), probably water cooled and with tweaked memory. 18-19 kh/s for 5950X is actually low, it can easily do 20-21 kh/s with just a bit of tuning.According to your source, the AMD 5950X processor hash is 23,37 kH/s. This is an overestimated hashrate.
https://xmrig.com/benchmark?cpu=AMD+Ryzen+9+5950X+16-Core+Processor
I saw tests of this processor with a result of 18-19kH/s.
Re: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X CPU hashrate based on RandomX, Ghostrider, AstroBWT and Puffer
AMD CPU Ryzen 7 5800X3D
https://www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator/amd-cpu-ryzen-7-5800x3d
RandomXmonero
17.75 kH/s -90 W
That's an impossible bullshit number. You can find real numbers for each CPU on xmrig.com/benchmarkhttps://www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator/amd-cpu-ryzen-7-5800x3d
RandomXmonero
17.75 kH/s -90 W
5800X3D can do a bit above 10 kh/s, same as the regular 5800X.
Re: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency
Ever since 8/13 I have not been able to mine XMR on Mining Pool Hub. Not sure what changed but I'm missing something. Please assist.
Miningpoolhub didn't update their Monero nodes, you have to switch to another pool (preferably not to the top 2 largest pools): https://miningpoolstats.stream/moneroRe: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency
⭐ Merited by NeuroticFish (5)
Another thing: how about the tool that supposedly converts Ledger 24-word seed to Monero 25-word seed? Is it good/working? (I may try it, although I'm not that good with Linux).
I don't know, I don't have Ledger. It probably works, but not always: https://github.com/LedgerHQ/app-monero/issues/105Re: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency
Probably this was answered in a way or another, hence I start with apologizing for being somewhat lazy and didn't research deeply and just came asking.
Is Monero and the official wallet working good with Ledger Nano hardware wallets? Is the setup mature enough?
I would like to finally move my few moneroj from paper wallet to hardware wallet (basically to have one HD seed for both BTC and XMR), but I want to be sure the underlying parts are mature enough.
Maybe somebody having his moneroj already on HW can help with this?
Thank you.
I would wait until after the July 16th hardfork and see if they updated their software, because Ledger is slacking right now: https://libera.monerologs.net/monero-dev/20220607Is Monero and the official wallet working good with Ledger Nano hardware wallets? Is the setup mature enough?
I would like to finally move my few moneroj from paper wallet to hardware wallet (basically to have one HD seed for both BTC and XMR), but I want to be sure the underlying parts are mature enough.
Maybe somebody having his moneroj already on HW can help with this?
Thank you.
A crash perhaps, but not the end of GPU mining. With a faster randomx implementation soon to be released, gpu miners can move to secure the Monero network instead.
At a price of $192 monero generates around $36.34 Million annually to the miners. But the price is likely to rise..
Looking forward for the faster randomx implementation!At a price of $192 monero generates around $36.34 Million annually to the miners. But the price is likely to rise..
because the people buying monero do not even understand what they have.
Any solution for this? How to reach these people and educate them? Where do they come from? Twitter, Tiktok, random crypto discords?
Re: Bounty offer OpenCL or CUDA Monero vanity address generator
I've created a new wallet to receive the bounty:
Address: 47Sp1L4sjdFhRVuLevzx3PGpjF8LoKNNfSEfykesoVejS7P4CVZMucUDdAkv7hiFtSAyGQYp4uwAZGP FUJh6CkepHZmmfQ4
Viewkey: 25b6369894243846c8c8f34362081d75f75cbb331242c63177398a4af1c2e702
Address: 47Sp1L4sjdFhRVuLevzx3PGpjF8LoKNNfSEfykesoVejS7P4CVZMucUDdAkv7hiFtSAyGQYp4uwAZGP FUJh6CkepHZmmfQ4
Viewkey: 25b6369894243846c8c8f34362081d75f75cbb331242c63177398a4af1c2e702
Thank you! Is 12 XMR okay?
Re: Bounty offer OpenCL or CUDA Monero vanity address generator
I've created a new wallet to receive the bounty:
Address: 47Sp1L4sjdFhRVuLevzx3PGpjF8LoKNNfSEfykesoVejS7P4CVZMucUDdAkv7hiFtSAyGQYp4uwAZGP FUJh6CkepHZmmfQ4
Viewkey: 25b6369894243846c8c8f34362081d75f75cbb331242c63177398a4af1c2e702
Address: 47Sp1L4sjdFhRVuLevzx3PGpjF8LoKNNfSEfykesoVejS7P4CVZMucUDdAkv7hiFtSAyGQYp4uwAZGP FUJh6CkepHZmmfQ4
Viewkey: 25b6369894243846c8c8f34362081d75f75cbb331242c63177398a4af1c2e702
Re: Bounty offer OpenCL or CUDA Monero vanity address generator
⭐ Merited by kopipe (5)
Here you go: https://github.com/SChernykh/vanity_xmr_cuda
You can send the bounty to my XMR address:
You can send the bounty to my XMR address:
Code:
44MnN1f3Eto8DZYUWuE5XZNUtE3vcRzt2j6PzqWpPau34e6Cf4fAxt6X2MBmrm6F9YMEiMNjN6W4Shn4pLcfNAja621jwyg
Because Bitcoin is optimizing for SECURITY and not cheapness of fees, then we WILL see fees rise. Naturally.
And we WILL see everyone in BTC migrating to Lightning or even to other coins like Monero 
Who would pay $100 fees?⭐ Merited by Hueristic (1)
A VAST majority of coins are being hoarded and hodl'd despite the utility and cash like fungibility provided by XMR.
I can only partially agree on that point. Some coins are in long-term hold for sure, but the reality is that Monero is being used much more than BTC. Daily Monero transaction count is currently 8-10% of Bitcoin's despite being only 1/200 of BTC market cap. XMR almost overtook BTC on CoinCards: https://nitter.net/CoinCards/status/1508324025256202246I have 7 ryzen CPU that I use for raptoreum mining and it was so profitable when raptoreum coin was at its ATH but now its not even worth mining, is it time to shut down my rig? .
Switch to Monero mining.This is a modern analogue, but it is expensive.
RYZEN 9 5950X
https://www.amd.com/en/products/cpu/amd-ryzen-9-5950x
Where I'm from, Ryzen 3000 are hard to find and more expensive and Ryzen 5000 are cheaper and in stock everywhere.RYZEN 9 5950X
https://www.amd.com/en/products/cpu/amd-ryzen-9-5950x