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Re: [ANN][JPC]JackpotCoin, 1st Separate PoW/PoS#Jackpot#True Random#New Hash Algo!
*** JackpotCoin Mining Hardware Comparison ***
As you guys know, jackpotcoin hash algorithm is new and shows completely different hashing speed with other algorithms.
So I made mining hardware comparison website to share mining information including hardware, software, performance, settings, etc. for all new and existing miners.
I will add more useful features (net hashrate, pool hashrate, etc.) to this website soon. Stay tuned!
I hope this site helps you on mining.
BTW, because it just launched now, I need more mining results from you!
Please send me your mining results via email, PM, contact form in my website, etc. by following form.
For GPU,
your nickname / GPU name / vendor / hash (Kh/s) / core (MHz) / memory (MHz) / voltage / miner (name, version) / config / com. info. (OS, CPU, RAM)
e.g. redpumk1n / R9 290 Reference / ASUS / 3100 / 1080 / 1250 / 1.172 / gpuminer_v2s / --kernel jackpotcoin -I 18 / Win 8.1 64bit, G1830, 4GB RAM
For CPU,
your nickname / CPU name / hash (Kh/s) / clock (GHz) / threads / miner (name, version) / OS
e.g. redpumk1n / Xeon x5650 (dual) / 1721 / 2.66 / 24 / cpuminer_w64 / Win 7 64bit
I will update your results ASAP.
Thanks for your contribution!
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As you guys know, jackpotcoin hash algorithm is new and shows completely different hashing speed with other algorithms.
So I made mining hardware comparison website to share mining information including hardware, software, performance, settings, etc. for all new and existing miners.
I will add more useful features (net hashrate, pool hashrate, etc.) to this website soon. Stay tuned!
I hope this site helps you on mining.
BTW, because it just launched now, I need more mining results from you!
Please send me your mining results via email, PM, contact form in my website, etc. by following form.
For GPU,
your nickname / GPU name / vendor / hash (Kh/s) / core (MHz) / memory (MHz) / voltage / miner (name, version) / config / com. info. (OS, CPU, RAM)
e.g. redpumk1n / R9 290 Reference / ASUS / 3100 / 1080 / 1250 / 1.172 / gpuminer_v2s / --kernel jackpotcoin -I 18 / Win 8.1 64bit, G1830, 4GB RAM
For CPU,
your nickname / CPU name / hash (Kh/s) / clock (GHz) / threads / miner (name, version) / OS
e.g. redpumk1n / Xeon x5650 (dual) / 1721 / 2.66 / 24 / cpuminer_w64 / Win 7 64bit
I will update your results ASAP.
Thanks for your contribution!
http://smartcode.cafe24.com
For Nvidia cards it's maybe better to wait day or two because of new ccminer announcement...
Re: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX]
The best projects so far I got with my 750 ti's are 7623 and 7626: 14093 points for ~9 hours of work.
Worst project definitely is 8018 getting only 5300 points, that is even less then CPU projects can make.
Worst project definitely is 8018 getting only 5300 points, that is even less then CPU projects can make.
Re: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX]
Just gotta be patient..guys, remember to not dump right away. This is the first, and I repeat, THE FIRST coin with an actually useful subproduct (no primecoin doesn't count...cunningham chains? how do you eat those? lol) as part of the mining procedure.
The sha256 asics can be put to good use mining it, and the PoS blocks will help with security in case asic owners decide to mine elsewhere.
It's really undervalued, imho, once it takes off we'll be getting WAY less coins per day.
Consider yourselves lucky to get in so early, look at the total folding at home ppd and the potential ppd that can be added to the team if more farm owners jump ship.
Play your cards smart
The sha256 asics can be put to good use mining it, and the PoS blocks will help with security in case asic owners decide to mine elsewhere.
It's really undervalued, imho, once it takes off we'll be getting WAY less coins per day.
Consider yourselves lucky to get in so early, look at the total folding at home ppd and the potential ppd that can be added to the team if more farm owners jump ship.
Play your cards smart
That's true, but if they can only fix Maxwell thing....
www.cinnipool.co is the currently #1 most profitable multipool at http://poolpicker.eu/ (the table appears to not work correctly, but the graphs do, if you move your cursor over, it will give the btc per mh/s)
Cool, I think more ppl will join Cinnipool
Re: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX]
Any new x11 multipools?
I know only this 2: TradeMyBits and newly IpoMiner.
I know only this 2: TradeMyBits and newly IpoMiner.
conmine.pw and nicehash are good x11 pools too
Thanks! Forgot about this two.
I'm mining 13 kH/s with an i5 32, it's not profitable :| even for fun
You can mine mine some "cpu only" coins like Quazar, Quark or Memory. But with single CPU it would be very hard to profit.Re: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX]
Question , gtx 750 ti , palit stormx oc vs leadtek oc. Which one is better ? Assuming both sell at same price
I have stormx DUAL and I must say its a BEAST!Scrypt - ~325(305), jane @ 3850(3450), JPC @ 4250(4000) - mild OC(stock)...
Haven't tried non dual palit and Leadtek though.
Re: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX]
Set -q and it will only show when you find a block or submit a share. So solomining you will only successful blocks
Well, that's wise, but now I cannot see my hashing speed.
That a choice you have to made.However, the speed never change (from my experience), so once you know what is your speed for your cards, there isn't much point to continue to display it.
I think using ">> log" (or something like that) should give you the full logfile (in linux playing with tail and grep could help you to achieve what you want... but in windows I am totally clueless)
@nomad1109: Thanks for the BTQ, you quadrupled my balance.
[Your startup command] 2>&1 >> logfile.txt
That will redirect standard output (1) and error output (2) to a single logfile where it will append to the end of the file rather than overwrite what is there.
You won't see anything on the screen anymore, but you will log all the output to a file you can search through later.
There is a way to put the output to both, but it can require some more setup or specific needs on your end...
[Your startup command] 2>&1 | tee logfile.txt
Hope that helps.
Excellent explanation and great community. Thank you all!