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专业高性能Grin C29矿工
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urza.cc
on 21/05/2019, 15:38:16 UTC
专业高性能Grin C29矿工。管理和监控Grin加密货币的挖矿。我们的矿工不会产生任何无效的解决方案而且以它的稳定性闻名。
https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinProMiner/releases/tag/2.1cn

现有适用于8G超微半导体(AMD)卡的最快矿工:

AMD Polaris 系列:2.2 - 2.8 图/秒
AMD Vega 系列:4.5 - 5.1 图/秒
产品特征
多平台(可运行于 Linux & Windows)
API自定义监控
监控多台机器的免费仪表盘 (适用于挖矿农场 - https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinPro-Dashboard)
由经验丰富的开发者开发(GrinPro Miner 是由原始Grin图形处理器(GPU)算法的作者所开发)
可在https://grinpro.io/api.html找到API文件

费用为2%

需要dotnet核心运行环境2.2(仅限Windows, Linux自含此独立系统): https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download

https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinProMiner/releases/tag/2.1cn
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Re: [ANN] GrinPro.io miner - farm friendly miner of Grin for both AMD and NVIDIA.
by
urza.cc
on 18/04/2019, 15:20:48 UTC
Version 2.1 is out, get it while it's hot:

https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinProMiner/releases

Vega family: 4.5 - 5.1 gps
Polaris family: 2.2 - 2.8 gps

Some other miners claim numbers that are doubtful. Always make your own research. Keep running the miner on your rigs pointed to your own grin node for a while and see the actual number of shares on grin node. Then compare with other miner. That is the only way how you can be sure about the real graphrate and fidelity.

In our testing, GrinPro has no competition on AMD cards.

Have a good mining.

If you have any issues please file them here https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinProMiner/issues
official miner web page is https://grinpro.io

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Re: [ANN] GrinPro.io miner - farm friendly miner of Grin for both AMD and NVIDIA.
by
urza.cc
on 09/04/2019, 16:28:59 UTC
Hello,
Remote Dashboard for monitoring multiple rigs now available:

https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinPro-Dashboard

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mozkomor/GrinPro-Dashboard/master/img/GProDashboard1.png

Quickly inspect accross all your miners:
  • GPU cards status
  • Shares count
  • Miner liveness
Search, filter and sort your miners by criteria, e.g. search for names, IP addresses or sort by "Status" to see all offline miners
Detail Miner Page:
  • Stratum connection details
  • Share Count details: Found/Submitted/TooLate/NotValid
  • GPU (workers) info for each card: GPU name/status/gps/fidelity/solutions
  • Change Primary Stratum Connection on rig remotely
  • View and Edit Config.xml on rig remotely
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[ANN] GrinPro 2 miner - first to get 5 gps on Vegas
by
urza.cc
on 24/03/2019, 19:00:10 UTC
We are happy to announce GrinPro 2 beta release - first to get 5 gps on Vegas
beta available at https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinProMiner/releases

4.5 - 5.1 gps on Vegas (depends on your power limit and tweaks)
2.1 - 2.8 gps on Polaris
fidelity 1
no rejects
windows and linux build
50% of the 2% fee mined directly to Grin dev pool
Final release will be on grinpro.io after Grin Amsterdam 2019.
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Re: [ANN] GrinPro.io miner - farm friendly miner of Grin for both AMD and NVIDIA.
by
urza.cc
on 12/03/2019, 12:20:17 UTC
New AMD solver is almost ready, just undergoing stability testing, some other improvements and we will release soon.. will make AMD cards competitive with Nvidias!
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Re: [ANN] GrinPro.io miner - farm friendly miner of Grin for both AMD and NVIDIA.
by
urza.cc
on 01/03/2019, 18:39:08 UTC
GrinPro is currently the most efficient grin miner on AMD cards and we are working on AMD improvements in next version. Stay tuned.
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Re: [ANN] GrinPro.io miner - farm friendly miner of Grin for both AMD and NVIDIA.
by
urza.cc
on 22/02/2019, 16:35:50 UTC
I used it one month ago and never get updates.
Yoir miner is fast but need some add you wrote in site web!👌 Version was 1.2 already or i Remember bad?

Thanks for using GrinPro.io. version 1.2 was released two days ago and has very big speed improvements
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[ANN] GrinPro.io miner - farm friendly miner of Grin for both AMD and NVIDIA.
by
urza.cc
on 21/02/2019, 23:17:06 UTC
Hello, we are happy to announce new release of GrinPro.io miner
(GrinPro is our modified version of GrinGoldMiner with API and some speed improvements)

get it at: https://grinpro.io/

Changelog for 1.2 release:

* Up to 30% faster Nvidia solver
* Very high Nvidia solver fidelity
* Improved AMD fidelity by about 1%
* Significant reduction in CPU usage for AMD and Nvidia (up to 2x less) (Implemented original fast C++ cycle finder from John Tromp)
* Slightly improved AMD mining rate
* Fixed AMD cards auto-detection issues
* "Reconnect To Primary" config option - try to connect back to primary stratum connection when on backup connection. You can set this in config, see manual_config.xml as example, alternatively can be also set as commandline argument (View documentation)
* API changes:
* Workers show Fidelity - Fidelity is important to make sure that solver is not missing valid graphs. Large GPS (graphs per seconds) is not enough on its own - with low Fidelity, the miner will miss valid solutions. Value should be close to 1.0. Fidelity is a statistical value and will be more precise the longer the miner is running (wait 24 hours if you are diagnosting cards). See more on Fidelity by John Tromp
* GPS is 0 when worker is offline
* Remote Dashboard options in config. Remote Dasbhoard will be released soon and this version of GrinPro.io miner is compatible with it.

EDIT 2019/03/24:

We are happy to announce GrinPro 2 beta release - first to get 5 gps on Vegas
beta available at https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinProMiner/releases

4.5 - 5.1 gps on Vegas (depends on your power limit and tweaks)
2.1 - 2.8 gps on Polaris
fidelity 1
no rejects
windows and linux build
50% of the 2% fee mined directly to Grin dev pool
Final release will be on grinpro.io after Grin Amsterdam 2019.

EDIT 2019/04/09:
Remote Dashboard for monitoring multiple rigs now available:
https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinPro-Dashboard
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mozkomor/GrinPro-Dashboard/master/img/GProDashboard1.png
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Re: [ANN] Grimble [GRB] | PoW Cuckatoo | MimbleWimble |Private | Low Inflation |
by
urza.cc
on 31/01/2019, 23:14:10 UTC
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Re: [ANN] AceMiner 1.3 Fast Grin Mimblewimble Cuckoo cycle miner for AMD/Nvidia
by
urza.cc
on 23/01/2019, 20:42:13 UTC
NEW VERSION OF ACEMINER-PRO RELEASED: https://grinpro.io/
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Re: [ANN] AceMiner Fast Grin Mimblewimble Cuckoo cycle miner for AMD/Nvidia
by
urza.cc
on 16/01/2019, 15:51:36 UTC
This is just 1:1 copy paste of original GrinGoldMiner and the only change is that they changed the name (even that they screwed up, still reports as GGM in pools) and they take the fee for themselves. With that they are in violation of the fair mining licence.

They also lie about speed improvement, their binary blob of the solver has same sha256 hash as the GGM original they took it from.
They are just scammers. Be careful, they may also add some "bonus", would not surprise me.

Just use the original GrinGoldMiner (find it in GitHub), don’t fall for these cheap clones.

urza (one of authors of GGM)
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Re: ZCash Mining Guide
by
urza.cc
on 03/11/2016, 19:49:59 UTC
Hi guys,
are you mining?
How much ZEC/day could I approximately expect to mine on desktop with i7 (Ivy Bridge, 4 cores)?

Thanks
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Re: [XMR] Monero Mining
by
urza.cc
on 02/11/2016, 14:59:40 UTC
After a quick 'n dirty analysis of the network distribution of hash on monerohash.com (divide hashrate of each pool by the number of miners in each pool), the pool monero.net has a per miner hashrate (137.7 kh/s) that is 40.4X that of the average of all other miners (3.4kh/s).

I can think of 3 reasons for this:

1) Someone is investing significant resources into mining monero in that pool

2) Someone has developed an optimized miner (GPU, etc)

3) And, of course, bonnet

If the reason is #1 - great. Whoever you are, thanks for investing 40.4X the average contributors resources to support the network.

if the reason is #2, congrats to whoever you are for tweaking the code. However, being that the security of the network depends upon the network hashrate, I think it would be beneficial to share this code, if it exists. Granted, if this code and individual exists, they are enjoying wonderful profits right now, so we would need to make the release of this code financially rewarding.

The pool reports finding a block on average every 7 minutes, therefore this pool gets a rough estimate of 2k XMR per day. So if this is an optimized miner, it will probably cost a lot.  

Upon further examination, this pool might be the source of the network flucation (I think someone else may have discovered this before), as evident here: http://monero.net/#pool_stats

http://monero.net/images/graph/pool_week.png



However, even at the lowest points, this pool still hashes 600 kh/s, which puts the hashrate / miner at 29X the rest of the entire network.


Edited: interesting. With my new numbers (must have missed something in the copy and paste. woops!) when the low end of the wave is used, the average hashrate / user for that pool goes to 46.16, which is still 13X the average for all other users.

Thus, I propose a bounty dependent upon release of mining software that provides 29X increase in hashrate for my mining rig. I don't have much, but I planned on building a new rig soon. Thus, I will pay 500 XMR for this software (that might not exist), or contribute 200 XMR for a bounty for releasing the software (that might not exist) to the entire network (because if that happens, then the whole hashrate goes up and I'm just burning 200 XMR). Actually, to be honest, if I got it privately I would release it anyway because network, so we should probably try to get the public-release bounty going.

If reason #3, well... then.... people should really install antivirus software.

EDITED some numbers due to copy paste error. Edit time 10:45 AM EST.

Is it now known which of the three explanations was the actual one?

I found interesting article from author of more efficient miner, but that is older from 2014 https://da-data.blogspot.cz/2014/08/minting-money-with-monero-and-cpu.html