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MemoryCoin / Re: memorycoin Hashpermin VS processor
« on: December 23, 2013, 09:43:52 pm »
I'm using Linux, it always has much better performance.
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MemoryCoin / Re: memorycoin Hashpermin VS processor
« on: December 23, 2013, 09:31:10 pm »
Snagged one for $69 from a wholesale dedi host :S
DUAL L5639 OPTIMIZED
DUAL L5639 OPTIMIZED
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MemoryCoin / Re: Is this nomally?
« on: December 23, 2013, 10:22:49 am »
You'll want to restart the client OR clear your block database.
However, if your computer is slow, and the number is going up, then you're fine.
However, if your computer is slow, and the number is going up, then you're fine.
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MemoryCoin / Re: PSA - Use Hyperthreading
« on: December 23, 2013, 09:03:39 am »
Freetrade,
Have you tested the stability of the thread increase?
My miner crashes more often on Windows Miners with 8 threads on four cores
It also crashes more often when running 6 threads on a six core processor.
Have you tested the stability of the thread increase?
My miner crashes more often on Windows Miners with 8 threads on four cores
It also crashes more often when running 6 threads on a six core processor.
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MemoryCoin / Debian Linux Cloud/Server Miner Script
« on: December 23, 2013, 03:06:35 am »
Debian Linux Server/Cloud Miner Script
This is a Daemon Helper script that makes managing your MMC miner on Debian Linux seamless.
Use and test at your own risk.
I have been relentlessly working on this for a couple of days now + running it on my servers.
I've seen performance increases of 10-40% on most of my servers just by running this script.
Also, repairs and reinstallations are effortless.
It downloads and compiles the MMC Daemon from source using git.
Features:
Type this in console as root:
Feel free to browse the code and make new suggestions.
PLEASE TIP
MBCtHCXoKthgjdau4zpny9nCyNcJ4jTBG8
This is a Daemon Helper script that makes managing your MMC miner on Debian Linux seamless.
Use and test at your own risk.
I have been relentlessly working on this for a couple of days now + running it on my servers.
I've seen performance increases of 10-40% on most of my servers just by running this script.
Also, repairs and reinstallations are effortless.
It downloads and compiles the MMC Daemon from source using git.
Features:
- Completely easy Installation
- Easily Restart your Daemon
- Easily clear Block DB
- Rebuild from scratch for new versions or to start fresh
- Get Daemon Information
- Print Last debug lines
- Watch Debug Information
- Watch Daemon Statistics (fine tuned without daemon performance degradation)
- Auto Restart Capability on crash (WIP)
Type this in console as root:
Code: [Select]
cd ~;rm mmc-beta.sh; wget https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/50880632/mmc-beta.sh;chmod +x mmc-beta.sh; ./mmc-beta.shFeel free to browse the code and make new suggestions.
PLEASE TIP
MBCtHCXoKthgjdau4zpny9nCyNcJ4jTBG8
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MemoryCoin / Re: memorycoin Hashpermin VS processor
« on: December 21, 2013, 11:28:36 pm »
They do not. Dual L5639 just have a ton of GHz (24 v-cores).
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MemoryCoin / Re: memorycoin Hashpermin VS processor
« on: December 21, 2013, 05:53:13 pm »
4x 4770k @ 5ghz 16.0
mainboard?
Eh, that must price inefficient for $ per H/m (fades)
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Dual Xeon L5639 - "hashespermin" : 6.18893583 with version 85400
I have the same config with 2 x5639 getting only 4.5 h/m now... Where is the trick?
I have a custom script that prevents 'watch' from abusing resources.
the miner runs as an idle process on linux by default.
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MemoryCoin / Re: memorycoin Hashpermin VS processor
« on: December 21, 2013, 04:10:15 am »
4x 4770k @ 5ghz 16.0
mainboard?
Eh, that must price inefficient for $ per H/m (fades)
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Dual Xeon L5639 - "hashespermin" : 6.18893583 with version 85400
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MemoryCoin / Re: memorycoin Hashpermin VS processor
« on: December 19, 2013, 04:18:09 pm »
Does your RAM Bus speed make a difference in H/m?
My i5 2500k stock clock is running at 1.3 H/m. (idle process)
x2 Intel Xeon L5420 @ 1.22 H/m
ARM Samsung Exynos 4412 Prime @ 0.09 H/m
My i5 2500k stock clock is running at 1.3 H/m. (idle process)
x2 Intel Xeon L5420 @ 1.22 H/m
ARM Samsung Exynos 4412 Prime @ 0.09 H/m
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MemoryCoin / Re: Client doesn't sync after 0.8.54 update? Do this!
« on: December 19, 2013, 06:20:46 am »
Here are my dedi's running the latest MMC build
(Should be online until Jan.)
addnode 69.197.166.50:1968 add
addnode 198.204.255.50:1968 add
addnode 69.197.181.18:1968 add
addnode 173.208.132.122:1968 add
addnode 69.197.144.42:1968 add
addnode 173.208.132.114:1968 add
addnode 69.197.144.146:1968 add
addnode 69.30.198.114:1968 add
Feel free to add them to your linux conf as well:
addnode=69.197.166.50:1968
addnode=198.204.255.50:1968
addnode=69.197.181.18:1968
addnode=173.208.132.122:1968
addnode=69.197.144.42:1968
addnode=173.208.132.114:1968
addnode=69.197.144.146:1968
addnode=69.30.198.114:1968
If you can't sync:
Go to "%APPDATA%/MemoryCoin/" and delete everything except wallet.dat
Restart the client and be patient for the blocks to load!
(Should be online until Jan.)
addnode 69.197.166.50:1968 add
addnode 198.204.255.50:1968 add
addnode 69.197.181.18:1968 add
addnode 173.208.132.122:1968 add
addnode 69.197.144.42:1968 add
addnode 173.208.132.114:1968 add
addnode 69.197.144.146:1968 add
addnode 69.30.198.114:1968 add
Feel free to add them to your linux conf as well:
addnode=69.197.166.50:1968
addnode=198.204.255.50:1968
addnode=69.197.181.18:1968
addnode=173.208.132.122:1968
addnode=69.197.144.42:1968
addnode=173.208.132.114:1968
addnode=69.197.144.146:1968
addnode=69.30.198.114:1968
If you can't sync:
Go to "%APPDATA%/MemoryCoin/" and delete everything except wallet.dat
Restart the client and be patient for the blocks to load!
