ok so these zip files only contain the decred exe files, If I should use the 64bit zipfile I will be able to connect my own 64bit cgminer to it?
Can anyone provide me a working cgminer 64bit version? I really can't find a single one that works with decred. I'm using the 64bit versions of dcrd.exe dcrctl.exe and dcrwallet.exe but I can only mine coins using a 32bit cgminer witch does not have good performance
Ubuntu 15.10 MSI Geforce 980 (avg):1.395Gh/s (cgminer-decred-linux-x86_64-20160128 + linux-amd64 binaries)
Thanks I have no any special settings just cgminer-decred-w32_27012016 COLOR 0A cgminer --blake256 -o 127.0.0.1:19109 -u xxx -p xxx
Ok so I made a little spreadsheet on post that are in this thread up to #90 If you like this I will keep it up. I made this for my own reference since purchased a card and wanted data that was easier for me to read. If you want more data posted to it I can also do that. I was thinking about adding volts and price along with it but then I would need more detailed information since not all models cost the same along with run at the same voltage. Here is the link
Very nice of you that you made that list. Would have been even more awesome if you have submitted that info into my website Although, i understand it's a lot of work www.mininghwcomparison.com
Yea that is a lot more work then I did plus I didnt like the fact you have to view AMD and Nvidia separately.
The website is a good idea as a central place of reference for all these statistics... However, I am sure some people will not understand all the info that you are asking (like mem clock, core clock, even though it is accessible through several programs or on the cards spec page), and others will report inaccurate data since everything is entered manually. I like the idea of having an automated benchmark run and upload the results into the database automatically, but I know that functionality means MAJOR changes on your end. I would also suggest the ability to view all cards by algorithm...e.g., all results from blake256 from both Nvidia and AMD chips.
Times like these I wish my programming knowledge wasnt so basic because automation is definitely the right way to go
Me too. I wish I had stuck to it. I would have been able to contribute so much more for something like this.
Here, I made binaries of OCMiner's git. My signature on these certifies that they are compiled from the same code on his git - I made no mods except what I needed to in order to make it cross-build for Win64. It does NOT certify that I vouch for the code, as I've not gone over it. Anyways, yeah, have some: https://ottrbutt.com/miner/downloads/decred-cgminer/wolf-decred-cgminer-ocminer-02022016-win64.zip https://ottrbutt.com/miner/download...decred-cgminer-ocminer-02022016-win64.zip.sig Now I have to go diff the bugfixes done by ocminer and the bugfixes done by one of the Decred devs against my own private copy of cgminer that's been heavily edited and merge in the bug fixes, so I'll be busy for a bit. Oh, yeah, for those that didn't know - ocminer fixed a bunch of stuff and his pool (suprnova) requires the use of his cgminer, which I just compiled here, or you can find it on GitHub.
MSI R5850 TWIN FROZR II 1.091 Gh/s 1.1 Gh/s max Windows 10 x64 Standard late ATI driver build into Win10 extra options: cgminer -I 13 --gpu-engine 950 --gpu-memclock 1150
cgminer default settings Win 10 x64, Nvidia GTX 970 - 1.120 Gh/s Win 7 x64, ATI Radeon HD 7870 - 750 Mh/s Win 7 x64, ATI Radeon HD 4870 - 345 Mh/s