GetWork Miner 130 HPM on 3.4Ghz i7 3x faster than coyote pool miner

[ryen123]

Win7 x64, i7-2600k @ 4.7Ghz

Benchmark Results: Between 138 and 159 hpm. Elasped time 133.382 seconds.

[bytemaster]

Win7 x64, i7-2600k @ 4.7Ghz

Benchmark Results: Between 138 and 159 hpm. Elasped time 133.382 seconds.

What was the final number... it is cumulative...  can you compare to ypool?

[ryen123]

Win7 x64, i7-2600k @ 4.7Ghz

Benchmark Results: Between 138 and 159 hpm. Elasped time 133.382 seconds.

What was the final number... it is cumulative...

143.something hpm I only roughly glanced thru the figures. I mostly ran the linux protominer (yPool), that average is 160hpm. My pc is dual boot linux/windows.

[bytemaster]

Win7 x64, i7-2600k @ 4.7Ghz

Benchmark Results: Between 138 and 159 hpm. Elasped time 133.382 seconds.

What was the final number... it is cumulative...

143.something hpm I only roughly glanced thru the figures

Ok, well at least that is in the ballpark of my numbers.

[gigawatt]

Any ideas?

Code: [Select]

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make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/fc.dir/src/thread/thread.cpp.o] Error 1
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Thats a new one... what type of system ? Boost version?  That bug looks like it is in the boost code.

Ubuntu 13.04 x64, fresh install of Boost from sources.
I'll try a fresh VPS and see if that helps.

[crendore]

Hey bytemaster, i'm sorry, it does run really fast! I thought i had enabled release mode by setenv, but apparently that didn't work.

I'm getting 113 HPM now on an i7 2600k OC'd to 4.5GHZ.

[bytemaster]

Hey bytemaster, i'm sorry, it does run really fast! I thought i had enabled release mode by setenv, but apparently that didn't work.

I'm getting 113 HPM now on an i7 2600k OC'd to 4.5GHZ.

Great!  So how close am I to ypool?

[spoonman]

This what I am seeing on my rMPB:

ACCEPTED: 0
 ACCEPTED: 0
 ACCEPTED: 0
 ACCEPTED: 0
HPM: 146.101

[doesntmatter]

it seems to hash the same, but i can't actually get it to connect to wallet to mine???

[doesntmatter]

when run without options (doesn't connect) on 1090t w 8gigs of mem ~70-80 hpm....

[glongsword]

When I run it without arguments, it benchmarks.  But when I try to connect to localhost, it reports this:

./gw_miner localhost x y
/root/coyote_miner/bitcoin.cpp(88): Throw in function boost::property_tree::ptree bitcoin::detail::client::request(const string&)
Dynamic exception type: boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<bitcoin::exception>
std::exception::what: bitcoin::exception
[bitcoin::bitcoin_msg_*] = Response returned with status code 500

I installed boost 1.53 development and debug so that should include all the boost libraries.  Any ideas?

EDIT: stopping and starting bitcoind a few times and trying again resolves the issue.

Also, occasionally it will display hashes, but still say "ACCEPTED: 0."  Is this normal?

[bytemaster]

Yes... that is normal.  I submit hashes below a certain threshold automatically... when it finds a block it will say accepted 1.

[Snard]

Sorry to say, that I think Ypool still has the edge.

My i7 2600k is benching at 79 while ypool is hovering around 85.

[NUB137]

Got it installed on Arch. Benchmark runs fine... 140-150HPM 136.363 seconds on i5 3570K at 4.2GHz.

When I try to run with

./gw_miner localhost USER PASS

it just says:

./gw_miner: /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.1.0.0: no version information available (required by ./gw_miner)

and runs at 100% on 1 core.

Am I doing something wrong?

[crendore]

Hey bytemaster, i'm sorry, it does run really fast! I thought i had enabled release mode by setenv, but apparently that didn't work.

I'm getting 113 HPM now on an i7 2600k OC'd to 4.5GHZ.

Great!  So how close am I to ypool?

I can't actually run ypool's miner on OSX, i haven't figured out how to do that yet, is it even possible?