Repliessteemitboard (66)in gridcoin • 5 years agoRE: Optimising Collatz Conjecture for the TITAN VCongratulations @cautilus! You received a personal award! Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years! You can view your badges on your Steem Board and compare to others on…steemitboard (66)in gridcoin • 6 years agoRE: Optimising Collatz Conjecture for the TITAN VCongratulations @cautilus! You received a personal award! Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 1 year! Click here to view your Board Support SteemitBoard's project …donkeykong9000 (51)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: Optimising Collatz Conjecture for the TITAN VCurious if you ever tried or plan on trying BOINC from within a linux virtual machine?steemgridcoin (51)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: Optimising Collatz Conjecture for the TITAN VThis post was upvoted by Steemgridcoin with the aim of promoting discussions surrounding Gridcoin. This service is free. If you want to help the initiative, feel free to upvote this comment.…cm-steem (67)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: My quest to use an NVIDIA TITAN V for BOINC (TITAN V & 1080 Ti BOINC Benchmarks)Wow, that's seriously impressive double precision performance! That thing will destroy milkyway@home work units! :Dhotbit (58)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: More benchmarks on the TITAN V & 1080 Ti for BOINCOK, I have 1st hand explanation for WU naming in the Amicable Project. Example: amicable_10_20_20198_1519206302.310434_177 amicable_10_20 - app name 20198 - PID of the process that generated…hotbit (58)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: More benchmarks on the TITAN V & 1080 Ti for BOINCWhat I see there is a lot more than just 3 listed types of work units for Amicable Numbers. I expect these numbers might be batch numbers rather than WU types (worth to find out), but those numbers…timo425 (25)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: My quest to use an NVIDIA TITAN V for BOINC (TITAN V & 1080 Ti BOINC Benchmarks)I hope milkyway steps up their game and tries to optimize their tasks for titan v, there is some great potential thereivanviso (48)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: My quest to use an NVIDIA TITAN V for BOINC (TITAN V & 1080 Ti BOINC Benchmarks)O, you could just set it up in a graphic enviroment and then swap out to a tty pressing ctrl+alt+f(1-7)ivanviso (48)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: My quest to use an NVIDIA TITAN V for BOINC (TITAN V & 1080 Ti BOINC Benchmarks)Man, such a waste, dont use it on windows, you need to use it on linux so you can run it on cli only mode, the perfomance difference is usually around 15%! Or at least dont use it as display, but in…nexusprime (50)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: My quest to use an NVIDIA TITAN V for BOINC (TITAN V & 1080 Ti BOINC Benchmarks)A couple of questions for helping with calculating hardware performance tables: Is there a way to know how many work units you should be running at the same time for a given project (other than as…ragnarokdel (58)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: My quest to use an NVIDIA TITAN V for BOINC (TITAN V & 1080 Ti BOINC Benchmarks)Good stuff wouldnt have tested it myself at that price. :photbit (58)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: My quest to use an NVIDIA TITAN V for BOINC (TITAN V & 1080 Ti BOINC Benchmarks)Great research! While on paper they have almost the same single precision FLOPS count, Titan V can do even 3 times better in real world applications. Due to purchase price difference, it…donkeykong9000 (51)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: My quest to use an NVIDIA TITAN V for BOINC (TITAN V & 1080 Ti BOINC Benchmarks)Amazing. So jealous. Could you use the excess computing power for foldingcoin/curecoin while mining milkyway? Also, would you be able to fiddle with the settings on the Edit MilkyWay@Home…theissen (52)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: My quest to use an NVIDIA TITAN V for BOINC (TITAN V & 1080 Ti BOINC Benchmarks)If you're done testing it and don't need it anymore or if you need more space and want to get rid of your older titans .. i could take care of them for you ;)lumendan (46)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: PSA: What to do if your difficulty < 0.05 and/or net weight < 300,000 (i.e. if you’re on a fork) [Windows]I got stuck on another fork today, reorganizing from block 1155125 got me back in sync. the block hash for 1155125 was 0dd9179372b2ab3cc871af53824f6908b2c0d35b67454a479f454ef36e1081a6dtubix (38)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: PSA: What to do if your difficulty < 0.05 and/or net weight < 300,000 (i.e. if you’re on a fork) [Windows]Thanks for yur good posts, I followed you! +UPholger-will (41)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: A guide to project selection and earnings estimation for Gridcoini'm in the process of writing a mining calculator based on this post. Do you know if the information on gridcoinstats.eu is available via an API? currently a i go with screen scraping, but an API…johnniec (55)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: PSA: What to do if your difficulty < 0.05 and/or net weight < 300,000 (i.e. if you’re on a fork) [Windows]The Gridcoin website doesn't seem to be working for higher block numbers right now.jestem (25)in gridcoin • 7 years agoRE: PSA: What to do if your difficulty < 0.05 and/or net weight < 300,000 (i.e. if you’re on a fork) [Windows]I have seemed to get off the fork, but my current GRC total is incorrect in my wallet. It is off by a few coins. Do I need to rebuild the chain again even though my hashes match Gridcoin.network?
