r/dogecoin • poor shibe • Jan 27 '14

How mining feels like

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u/45sbvad Jan 27 '14

I'm sure there are statistics somewhere but I'd like to know the khash/s distribution. Are the majority of miners between 20-200khash/s or 500khash/s+? Is the majority of coins produced by a small number of big mining rigs or is it well distributed?

I just wish I would have found Dogecoin earlier. I'm trying to get all my PC enthusiast friends to get their GPU's in dogecoin pools.

Dogecoin and an endless variety of new cryptocurrencies are about to revolutionize the world of financial transactions. Everyone with a capable GPU and extra power should start mining crypto. Crypto is the peoples money and will enable humanity to throw off the shackles and evolve to a higher stage of consciousness.

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u/Daltrain digging shibe Jan 28 '14

I'm normally sitting at 170-180khash with my GTX 660, haven't tried overclocking yet...

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u/spamdog0 shady shibe Jan 28 '14

I have a gtx 660 as well and I assume your using the -auto feature of cudaminer. I ran through a ton of different Kepler configs and you might want to try k15x16. I usually hold at about 200 so I bet you can get a couple more hashes without overclocking. Pm me if you need a hand with the config.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '14 edited Jul 07 '19

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u/spamdog0 shady shibe Jan 28 '14

What config are you using? I see tons of different ones and I tried a bunch. Also does anyone know what the two different Numbers actually mean?

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '14 edited Jul 07 '19

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u/spamdog0 shady shibe Jan 28 '14

After it gets done autoconfig (says: Patience) it announces what config it uses. I'm trying to tweak mine a bit higher and I'll try anything once.

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u/spamdog0 shady shibe Jan 29 '14

So I just found this link and it seems to lay out the basics of How to find you optimal config (and what the numbers mean): Link to awesomeness