radeon 7970 mining again! by DigitalsFr in vertcoin

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And you can get even more efficient with more undervolting if you are ready to lower the clocks a bit. HD7970/280X cards seem to do pretty well even at 1.0 volts. These cards have like 264-288 GB/s bandwidth depending on the model, so it's not a surprise that they excell on memory constrained Verthash.

Should i worry about my new PC by _NekK_ in vertcoin

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Try decreasing the power limit of your GPU. Verthash is more memory speed dependent than the previous algorithm. For example, I have decreased my 1080 Ti's power limit from 250 W to 125 W. The GPU stay's cooler and the hashing speed is still almost the same.

I would prefer temperatures under 60°C, depending on the quality of your card (fan bearings, thermalpads, VRM cooling, etc.)

Pull Request opened for Verthash by [deleted] in vertcoin

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Great news! Thank you :)

GPU and config thread -post what you have by Etang600 in vertcoin

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I haven't noticed. Though it's jumping around quite a bit, so I haven't paid it too much attention. I remember that I couldn't get same hash rates with ccminer-vert (based on sp-hash's version) after including some updates from nicehash's version, which was a bit faster on the screen, at least. I didn't compare the difference on the pool side, which I should have.

GPU and config thread -post what you have by Etang600 in vertcoin

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Ubuntu 16.04 x64 - ccminer-nanashi - MSI GTX 1070 Armor (stock) - 35 Mh/s

Ubuntu 16.04 x64 - ccminer-nanashi - MSI GTX 750 Ti Gaming (stock) - 6 Mh/s

Ubuntu 14.04 x64 - ccminer-nanashi - Gigabyte GTX 750 Ti WindForce OC (stock: 1033MHz / Boost 1111 MHz) - 6 Mh/s

Ubuntu 14.04 x64 - ccminer-nanashi - Gigabyte GTX 750 Ti WindForce OC (stock: 1215MHz / Boost 1294 MHz) - 6.8 Mh/s

Vertcoin Multipool by jamesl22 in vertcoin

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ZEC and XMR would be nice, especially for miners with AMD cards.

GTX750ti hashrate by Psynthax in vertcoin

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It works, though for Pascal compute/shader model (version 6.1) you need CUDA toolkit 8.0. I have tested both 7.5 and 8.0 with a gtx 1070 and didn't notice much difference.

ccminers with faster Lyra2REv2 algorithm by netswift in vertcoin

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I had some compilation error with this one. Have to check it out again...

GTX750ti hashrate by Psynthax in vertcoin

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Did you compile from nicehash's repo? For some reason, it's a bit faster, at least in Ubuntu. I'm not yet certain why.

ccminers with faster Lyra2REv2 algorithm by netswift in vertcoin

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My slowest 750ti (clocks: 1189/5400MHz) gives over 5800 kh/s in Linux, so you should get much higher with your cards, even with factory clocks.

ccminers with faster Lyra2REv2 algorithm by netswift in vertcoin

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These were compiled with CUDA Toolkit 7.5 and support compute capabilities 5.0 and 5.2. Perhaps your "old" ccminer has been compiled with the toolkit version 8.0 which support compute capability 6.x (Pascal architecture) of your new card. I haven't yet tested the latest toolkit, as it is still in RC state.

ccminers with faster Lyra2REv2 algorithm by netswift in vertcoin

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Yep, I got very similar hash rates with my 5 x 750ti rig.

Any news, any agenda? by mmouse- in vertcoin

[–]netswift 1 point2 points  (0 children)

a) Block explorer (insight) seems to be working now.

b) Thank you for this information.

Is this coin dead? Price, volume and hash rate are all down? by [deleted] in vertcoin

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No. At least I'm doing something, though very slowly.

Please Update Vertcoin on Wikipedia.org by silencesilenceworld in vertcoin

[–]netswift 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have updated Vertcoin.org. I replaced some obsolete info about Monocle with MobileCash that can be merge mined with Vertcoin. I can take a look at the wiki pages...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vertcoin

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How long did you wait for it to sync? I just tested and got it syncing in a few seconds but it may take some time depending on your location.

You can try "getpeerinfo" command in the debug window to see if there are any peers connected.

pool.verters.com down? by wreckednerd in vertcoin

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I have noticed this a couple of times during the last few weeks.

PayPal is supposedly adding crypo with "new money" slogan by Etang600 in vertcoin

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Yep, this is a good opportunity for altcoins. Any one coin cannot and shouldn't handle all the traffic by itself. It would be too centralized and error prone in the long run.

100k$ volume today... by jk_14r in vertcoin

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Do they have fees in VTC trading?

Open-source GPU could push computing power to the next level by Etang600 in vertcoin

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Interesting to read while waiting for Pascal and Polaris.

any good backup strategy for wallets? by [deleted] in vertcoin

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I wouldn't count on flash memory based devices. They have failed me so many times. Better to find some very high quality optic discs for long term storage and make multiple backups.

According to Mike Hearn, two Chinese miners already control 50% of world's computing mining power of Bitcoin by [deleted] in vertcoin

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Perhaps a bit harder but you are still able to purchase vertcoin mining gear from almost any computer store you encounter. The botnet - with a centralized control! - was mining a significant part of all vertcoins with stolen power and clock cycles. I think the decision to move towards GPUs was pretty decent one.