Windows PORT of DGA CUDAPTS gpu miner WITH SOURCECODE and SLN FILES

[wsnnwa]

This works great dude! I'm very happy with it



As the screenshot shows, I managed to get 2100-2200 on my GTX 780.

Is there any possibility you can add support for other pools such as http://pts.1gh.com/??

[slothlike]

---- UPDATE -----
I have changed the core gpu code a bit and have now managed to eek out about 10% more performance on sm35 devices (GTX titan, GTX 780, and GTX 780Ti, and some weird variant of the 640).  On my gtx titan I now average 2200 (overclocked) or 2000 cpm (stock).  My previous rates before the change were 2000 (overclocked) and 1800 (stock).    Anyways I still haven't made any improvement for older devices as I don't own them so I wasn't as interested in non sm35 devices.  I will send DGA a pull request to get the sm35 changes back ported to his code as well or maybe just submit a patch depending on what he prefers.   
Anyways my changes currently have caused some increased register pressure that I haven't been able to get rid of so I am sure it could get even faster.  Lastly I updated the donation to 2%.  1% for me and 1% for DGA.  As always looking forward to hearing feedback if this release works better for those of you with top end cards, as I don't have a 780 gtx or 780 ti to test on. 
Anyways the new sm35 binary can be downloaded below.  Or as always you can pull the updated  source from github and compile yourself.  If you incorporate these changes into your own miners I would love a small donation .  Pc9oQoKptcwnQMoTj3RBvHzDVxx97fu6Kq

Updated Binary for SM35:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/33838/cudaptswin-0.2-SM35.7z

[iami]

please add GTX480 cuda 2.0~thanks~

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[dirnet]

it's fast, good job!
forgive my english is not good.
you can only shield ypool? because i'm slow connection to beeeeer.org, i want connect to other pool, thanks!

[nod]

Only curious--did my posts about iruu's suggestion and also any of my code help out?

(I still vote you get mining donation prizes for getting it done.)

I should mention... I tried out your code yesterday and it worked for me. Initially it wasn't printing anything to the screen after the startup messages, however, I merged the latest  changes dga made with your source and it worked fine. Was going to post but then saw this so didn't bother. This version seems to be perform the same, 1600-1700 c/m on a 780.

None of these versions should have any changes in speed, all of them are based on dga's code.

sm30 fast
gtx780
cudaPTSwin-0.3-cuda-3.0: 1800cpm
cudaPTSwin-0.3-cuda-3.5: 1200cpm

wow did you use my optimized versions? try the 0.4 version

0.4=1200 

[coolisbad]

Hello.

I tried the compiled version. I get the error:

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CUDAPTSWIN.exe - System Error
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The program can't start because MSVCP110.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.

Windows 8 x64 | Phenom II X6 | Asus Geforce 660 GTX

Any ideea what should I do? Thanks.

Ah my apologies that means you need the microsoft visual c++ redistribute.  It can be found here.  Installing it should fix your problems. 
http://www.microsoft.com/en-au/download/details.aspx?id=30679

Thank you very much, that was it.

[oddworld]

How do I start this miner? Do I make a .bat file with my address pointed to CUDAPTSWIN.exe?

[crz]

Only curious--did my posts about iruu's suggestion and also any of my code help out?

(I still vote you get mining donation prizes for getting it done.)

I should mention... I tried out your code yesterday and it worked for me. Initially it wasn't printing anything to the screen after the startup messages, however, I merged the latest  changes dga made with your source and it worked fine. Was going to post but then saw this so didn't bother. This version seems to be perform the same, 1600-1700 c/m on a 780.

None of these versions should have any changes in speed, all of them are based on dga's code.

sm30 fast
gtx780
cudaPTSwin-0.3-cuda-3.0: 1800cpm
cudaPTSwin-0.3-cuda-3.5: 1200cpm

wow did you use my optimized versions? try the 0.4 version

[nod]

Only curious--did my posts about iruu's suggestion and also any of my code help out?

(I still vote you get mining donation prizes for getting it done.)

I should mention... I tried out your code yesterday and it worked for me. Initially it wasn't printing anything to the screen after the startup messages, however, I merged the latest  changes dga made with your source and it worked fine. Was going to post but then saw this so didn't bother. This version seems to be perform the same, 1600-1700 c/m on a 780.

None of these versions should have any changes in speed, all of them are based on dga's code.

sm30 fast
gtx780
cudaPTSwin-0.3-cuda-3.0: 1800cpm
cudaPTSwin-0.3-cuda-3.5: 1200cpm

[slothlike]

Only curious--did my posts about iruu's suggestion and also any of my code help out?

(I still vote you get mining donation prizes for getting it done.)

I should mention... I tried out your code yesterday and it worked for me. Initially it wasn't printing anything to the screen after the startup messages, however, I merged the latest  changes dga made with your source and it worked fine. Was going to post but then saw this so didn't bother. This version seems to be perform the same, 1600-1700 c/m on a 780.

None of these versions should have any changes in speed, all of them are based on dga's code.

Actually I find what matters most with speed is weather you pick the right architecture for your card.  Archit when I run your code I get 1500 cpm on my titans.  When I run this code complied with sm35 or sm20 I get 1500 cpm, but when I run this code compiled with sm30 I get 2000 cpm per titan.  I haven't had the time to decompile and see what the cuda compiler is doing.  By all rights sm 35 should be the faster as the sha 512 can take advantage of the new funnle shift operators but its not. 

[archit]

Only curious--did my posts about iruu's suggestion and also any of my code help out?

(I still vote you get mining donation prizes for getting it done.)

I should mention... I tried out your code yesterday and it worked for me. Initially it wasn't printing anything to the screen after the startup messages, however, I merged the latest  changes dga made with your source and it worked fine. Was going to post but then saw this so didn't bother. This version seems to be perform the same, 1600-1700 c/m on a 780.

None of these versions should have any changes in speed, all of them are based on dga's code.

[relm9]

Only curious--did my posts about iruu's suggestion and also any of my code help out?

(I still vote you get mining donation prizes for getting it done.)

I should mention... I tried out your code yesterday and it worked for me. Initially it wasn't printing anything to the screen after the startup messages, however, I merged the latest  changes dga made with your source and it worked fine. Was going to post but then saw this so didn't bother. This version seems to be perform the same, 1600-1700 c/m on a 780.

[electrocat]

I won't add ypool.  Is there another pool you want.  Ypool has way too much of the market already.  Plus their fees are outrageous.

If you'd add support for pts.1gh.com/ that would be nice.

[slothlike]

Only curious--did my posts about iruu's suggestion and also any of my code help out?

(I still vote you get mining donation prizes for getting it done.)

Nope I started playing with make some example cuda projects from scratch and realized I was just being retarded with how I was setting up stuff in the project file so I started over from scratch with a fresh cuda project and imported dga's source.  The other gotcha is making sure you don't have the sha helper file set to compile and you set it to include only.  DGA also tried to make a few changes to make it easier to compile on windows.  Sadly visual studio 2012 isn't c99 compatible so you have to compile it as a c++ project and move all the restricts as well.

[earthbound]

Only curious--did my posts about iruu's suggestion and also any of my code help out?

(I still vote you get mining donation prizes for getting it done.)