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Re: [ANN] cudaMiner - a new litecoin mining application [Windows/Linux]
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2GB config made for testing purposes only, so no harm done, 4GB were mining again 15 mins later
Not going to change anything - both rigs are mostly used for work/gaming... so mining is done on "idle hours only"
Tnx anyway
Any idea about "browser + cudaminer = high KH/s" situation from my previous post?! Sounds stupid but happens all the time on the first rig only!
2GB config made for testing purposes only, so no harm done, 4GB were mining again 15 mins later
Not going to change anything - both rigs are mostly used for work/gaming... so mining is done on "idle hours only"
Tnx anyway
Any idea about "browser + cudaminer = high KH/s" situation from my previous post?! Sounds stupid but happens all the time on the first rig only!
The first thing I would do check is the power savings settings. You're most likely using windows (the gaming gave it away :p) and I wouldn't be completely surprised if windows doesn't recognize an app running in the console as a priority, given a conservative power savings profile.
I noticed the same thing just now. Rebooted machine (Win7 x64 SP1), started cudaMiner, and the speed was much worse than what it was supposed to be. Also, GPU-Z said that GPU load was only at 78%. Immediately after I started Chrome the GPU load rose to 99% and cudaMiners' speed returned to the expected level. Would be interesting to know what's causing this...
Re: [ANN] cudaMiner - a new litecoin mining application [Windows/Linux]
guys help me out here
what is the best setting with my GT610 and put in some CPU i have a quad core 2 Q6600
please help me out for optimal settings cudaminer
what is the best setting with my GT610 and put in some CPU i have a quad core 2 Q6600
please help me out for optimal settings cudaminer
You just really have to go with trial and error. Test different flags and see what autotune suggests. Be aware, though, that you're card will most likely have very limited performance. You could try running cudaminer + cpuminer together.
Re: [ANN] cudaMiner - a new litecoin mining application [Windows/Linux]
Greets!
I've been testing cudaMiner for few days now and I thought I'd share the results of my 560 Ti 448. It's currently running core at 930 and memory at 2100. Temperature is around 75C - 77C and stability seems OK (core @ 940 was unstable). So I'm currently getting 268 - 286 khash/s with:
-H 1 -l F28x8 -C 1 -i 1 -m 1
F28x8 is giving slightly better results than F14x16
I ordered an ATI card yesterday and it will be interesting to see the performance difference.
I've been testing cudaMiner for few days now and I thought I'd share the results of my 560 Ti 448. It's currently running core at 930 and memory at 2100. Temperature is around 75C - 77C and stability seems OK (core @ 940 was unstable). So I'm currently getting 268 - 286 khash/s with:
-H 1 -l F28x8 -C 1 -i 1 -m 1
F28x8 is giving slightly better results than F14x16
I ordered an ATI card yesterday and it will be interesting to see the performance difference.
my doubt is when those big banks gets in, what will happen? a new coin? or just pump the bitcoin again
Just read something interesting:
Quote from: Slashdot.org
Banking giant JPMorgan Chase has filed a patent application for an electronic commerce system that sounds remarkably like Bitcoin but never mentions the controversial, Internet-only currency. The patent application was filed in early August but made publicly available only at the end of November; it describes a 'method and system for processing Internet payments using the electronic funds transfer network.' The system would allow people to pay bills anonymously over the Internet through an electronic transfer of funds just like Bitcoin. It would allow for micropayments without processing fees just like bitcoin. And it could kill off wire transfers through companies like Western Union just like Bitcoin. There are 18,126 words in the patent application. 'Bitcoin' is not one of them.
Link to the article
From a newbie perspective it's very hard to see what's the future of cryptocurrencies (or who's the winner).