Monero Mining Performance
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Well, that's what cpuid hwmonitor said. On my I7 2600 it says 50w. Actually, it says 42w when its left running on the 2620.
Both have the same 95w TDP stated on Intels web page. Both run around 50-60% usage, dont know how accurate this is
BTW. Why are my hash rates much higher on the poolside? I'm testing 7950 and I get around 425H/s from it and its pretty stable. But on the pool side is says 483H/s for 1 hour avarage.
Both have the same 95w TDP stated on Intels web page. Both run around 50-60% usage, dont know how accurate this is
BTW. Why are my hash rates much higher on the poolside? I'm testing 7950 and I get around 425H/s from it and its pretty stable. But on the pool side is says 483H/s for 1 hour avarage.
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You may get a watt meter to check the power usage.
My dual X5650, @95W tdp each, server consume 230W total when mining, 100W idle, 14W switch off.
Yeah, the power meter is incoming from china. Probably will take months to arrive because of all the christmas zombies.
I also have a pair of 2680v2:s on the way, this 2620 was just something i got fast & cheap to test this board and get it up & running. And i was also curious about its performance, and i'm pleasantly surprised. Might get a singly cpu board & some dirt cheap ram for it.
Even with the single 2620 this thing runs smooth, probably will end up being my desktop setup. The cheap ram makes theses systems pretty awesome.
I also have a pair of 2680v2:s on the way, this 2620 was just something i got fast & cheap to test this board and get it up & running. And i was also curious about its performance, and i'm pleasantly surprised. Might get a singly cpu board & some dirt cheap ram for it.
Even with the single 2620 this thing runs smooth, probably will end up being my desktop setup. The cheap ram makes theses systems pretty awesome.
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That's what i'm aiming for, but maybe this is more about fiddling with dual cpu boards and having way too many cores.
Has anyone tested E7-4800 series CPUs? Xeon E7- 4870 seems like a cheap way of getting 30mb of cache per CPU, and 4 of them would equal 60 threads. As it seems this is mostly about cache?
Has anyone tested E7-4800 series CPUs? Xeon E7- 4870 seems like a cheap way of getting 30mb of cache per CPU, and 4 of them would equal 60 threads. As it seems this is mostly about cache?
E7-4870 is old architecture (Westmere 32nm), which is the same as my X5650. Don’t expect high hashrate per watt.
Hi,
Can anybody recommend a best pool? I'm testing dwarfpool for couple of days but I think I'm not getting correct amount of XMR (vs "calculated amount")
Can anybody recommend a best pool? I'm testing dwarfpool for couple of days but I think I'm not getting correct amount of XMR (vs "calculated amount")
I use supportxmr.com, but give it some time. They might have had a run of difficult blocks.
By the way, are these "estimated income" trustworthy?
Used other pool for a week before and got half of what was "estimated" and "calculated"
Used other pool for a week before and got half of what was "estimated" and "calculated"
est income varies with difficulty which varies with total hashrate of the coin and luck of pool.
@Janiashvili and @yyfong the calculators are off.
I was actually looking at the Aeon one, and I realized their variables were off a bit which is why it was saying I should be making a lot more.
I now just use how much I am actually earning as my number then divide by hash rate. On the Aeon side since I configured the pool I know it is only sucking 1% as a fee (in theory people running other pools could mess with this) and that 1% is paying the distribution transaction fees.
BTW if you are using CPUs, you should look at our Aeon pool these days.
I was actually looking at the Aeon one, and I realized their variables were off a bit which is why it was saying I should be making a lot more.
I now just use how much I am actually earning as my number then divide by hash rate. On the Aeon side since I configured the pool I know it is only sucking 1% as a fee (in theory people running other pools could mess with this) and that 1% is paying the distribution transaction fees.
BTW if you are using CPUs, you should look at our Aeon pool these days.
On a relative scale, it is still little.Good thing you stopped saying "little pool"
Wait a second, Aeon is another coin? Is it a stable coin you'd recommend? It's growth rate is pleasant, how does its mining compare vs Monero profitability wise?
And yes, I'm using couple low-end Xeon CPUs
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I am mining AEON in D13 and aeon-pool.com for months with small 10K hashrate.
I noticed your pool is semi-private, so I am not interested at the moment.
Thank you.
hello, I have been mining xmr for 1 straight month with my intel core i9 7940x 14 core ( 19mb l3,14mb l2) with hash rate of 900h/s , interestingly I used 14 threads instead of 9 , due to the huge l2 cache. any one playing around with the core i9 , specially 7940x or 7960x or 7980x ??????? the power consumption is surprisingly low at 4.1 ghz . I use nicehash. all I can say that the core i9 behaves similar to the xeonsgold and platinum even in power consumption
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It's pretty good. Under 1min downtime per week so far and I was one of the beta testers. It isn't private. It'd call it invite only.