I was told they were under a DDOS attack last nicht. Things currently seem much better. My aggregate total hash rate now shows up as 27 MHash/s at the pool, which is good.

Although my inner greed won't accept the fact that you are having the Heavyminer for yourself Christian (), but I do appreciate that you do that instead of releasing the miner to the wild like last time with MAX. You have protected the early investors and people of heavycoin from FUD. And you deserve your earning after much hard work. 

When you release the miner, whether with fees or not, I will be happy to comply. You are still one of the best respected devs in the community, Christian.

Regards,

Aizen.

Im try ULTRACOIN and use this on Nvidia 750 ti ( i have 2 gpu ) :

cudaminer-2014-02-28.zip [32+64bit version] (7.0 MB) speed-up for YAC (compute 3.0 or later), keccak (compute 3.5 or later)

use 32 bit + chrome open

the string is cudaminer --algo=scrypt-jane:UltraCoin -o [pool-info] -u username -p password ( use autotune and find t59x1 )

( No overclock because the driver crash on autotune with scrypt-jane )

Im go to 54 kh/s at GPU ( Totally 108 kh/s with 2 GPU )



EDIT :

Im overclocked now my 2 Nvidia 750ti ( +160mhz gpu and +550mem ) and now a 120 kh/s :



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Yeah, such protocol extensions need to be implemented by both miner and stratum. A chicken/egg story. But if cudaminer would have it, many multipools would be eager to implement it themselves.

something interesting (even though not related to cudaminer)
https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/512808.0
May-be an idea for cudacoin (well yes and no... this coin will be minable for only 10 days)

must be the riser.
Before I changed my riser because my amd card was crashing too often, I had these sort of issue:
MSI afterburner very laggy, many crash due to bad readout I think
I should try to check the riser one by one...

ok guys so i have decided to maybe jump onto some 750Ti's and build a dedicated rig.

i have a few systems kicking around, so would just need GPU's and risers, as ive seen many people using risers i need a bit of help.
So my spare i5 2500K has 3 PCI-E 2.0 x1 slots which im looking to use for powered risers, and 3 750Ti's

ive seen a lot of you guys having trouble with risers, bandwidth issues etc.

so what would you all say is a minimum in relation to;

1) PCI-E version (1.1, 2.0, 3.0)
2) CPU power needed to run 3 cards, ive seen dual cores with 4 i believe?
3) What algo's would you consider running, and expect to run properly on PCI-E 2.0 x1 slots?
4) Is there enough performance difference between the 750 and the 750TI to warrant an extra £20?

And if PCI-E 2.0 x1 is fast enough,
would you get one of these motherboards and just get a newer cpu? leaving a bit of headroom for another 2 gpu's
https://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Motherboards/Intel+Socket/Socket+1150+-+Intel+H81/ASRock+H81+Pro+BTC+LGA+1150+Intel+H81+HDMI+SATA+6Gb%2Fs+USB+3.0+ATX+Intel+Motherboard+?productId=59568

confirm, it works, 5.5Mhash/s with R9290x (and I think it is already too late... everybody seems to be getting many mhash on 1gh... )
want a real cpu only coin (due to some misconfig, miners work only from the wallet  ): rhinohorn

Thanks! Now just trying to get my 670 to work, but that's terrible...