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Thanks @Fireduck!
dunno if you're actually maxing out your CPUs with the checks there, or if there's some inherent penalty in juggling more threads
or if i'm just not able to think clearly on what's actually going on in an E7 system with 4(?) NUMA nodes in a wide multithreading seek
or you're running with post-spectre patches?
shame TSX-NI was an even worse idea, that'd have been brilliant for snowblossom
No I avoided the patches
Its a private network anyway
i'm post-patch so could be jamming more threads in there is just some weird way to force a performance penalty mitigation
not sure how to figure out either on a trivial time / effort scale, so just gonna leave it at the "start with 2x hyperthreads and also try +/- 50% of that"
I´ll try a few more numbers and see how well it performs
if one is to believe intel sales people, the E7 just delivers consistently all the time no matter what you throw at it :stuck_out_tongue:
is testing out two factor authentication keys before implementing them in anything security concerning
@mjay sorta also considering the miner should just tune the thread count on its own as it can just adjust the pool size at runtime
but, effort
so, 40 Threads = 2.1MH/s
60 Threads = 2.5MH/s
80 and 160 3.1MH/s
that's also funnily in line with the old intel promise of "up to 50% gains with hyper threading"
320 and we are down to 3.0MH/s
i'd guess some os scheduling overhead also kicks in then
might mitigate that with silly experimental process schedulers
all the threads fill up the caches, that can do a penalty
and also if the JVM has to do more, that's also in the way
and as it's all about the memory seeks, just the per thread data structures and juggling them is my primary guess for why it starts dropping off
@mjay how high are you setting xmx? i had the best results on the 128GB field with xmx 220g, somehow suspect that to have something to do with the GC and trigger densities thereof
@Rotonen Its still at default, I use a ramdisk
oh, well, that's a different ballgame, yeah
but nicely saves you the load every time you muck with it
heh, make that a zram block device? :stuck_out_tongue:
just a regular tmpfs mount :wink:
i'll actually put that onto my wizard tomorrow, that's a rather neat trick to provision dedicated ram, and to enable quick mucking around with, and to not have to bother with jvm flags
will have to bother to benchmark that myself as well first, though
Can we maybe get a mmap / mlock combination?
This will just lock it in system cache
that'd also be rather nice as then one would not have to figure out any java openmpi stuff
should work really nicely with the chunked field and arktika
as in you can guaranteedly lock something per numa node and guaranteedly run arktika miners per core etc.
@mjay try with memfield instead of ramdisk. i had a gain of 15-20%.
@fydel did you try overprovisioning the heap size?
yep. that also gave 1-2%. i cant remember exactly.
i've had 0% .. 5% depending
not mining on ec2 anymore.
ec2 is hard to judge for small differences as that could just as well be dumb luck with noisy neighbours and cpu steal
i was using the m5d.12x and m5d.24x
very early on the digital ocean high cpu instances were competitive as well
I get 10kh/s on a pi 3
``` 19:46 meese | [12:37:52] A couple of questions: 1) Do you know the deadline for this work? 2) My minimum level of engagement is around $2500. I just want to make sure your budget isn't below that. Thanks! ```
yep. Optane 900P makes 95kh/s.
i better should have bought RAM instead.
or multiple low power SSDs
the kingston DCP1000 could be interesting if you wanna burn more on trying things out
i think i will just send it back.
wow. IOPS 4K lesen/schreiben 900k/​145k
iops per money is not too good, though
i wonder how much mh/s fireduck's ram cluster will have.
with the itx boards
What is the most ram you can put on itx?
128 is the easy answer
but look up supermicro X11SDV boards
that’s assuming to have been installed a few parallel in an 1U rack case with airflow
cpu and mobo for ~600, up to 512GB RAM
nice
jotted numbers for 1T SSD, samsung 970 EVO comes out on top
you need to rent a warehouse for your entropy soon
heh, I've been using these since they are so damn cheap: https://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Expansion-Desktop-External-STEB8000100
cheaper than a naked 8tb drive somehow
I assume it is actually gum and nuts in there
actually scratch the EVO, 10W power draw, heats up
You working on a small mining machine spec?
ballparking
and sorta
maybe an index could be useful
(read bandwidth * read iops) / (price * power draw)
gonna flesh out the tables at some point
it is a fun little problem
btw. dunno how many memory channels the skylake xeon d has
the data visualization problem is fun
i guess i should do spec tables per snowfield
4, meh
so 800kH/s
pff, i’ll just recommend a product per category
Ok, I might be an idiot but we are on paid slack now. :wink:
May have to change that over time, but for now I don't mind.
how expensive is it?
Right now, $400/mo
but it is worth it it to have the backlog of witty remarks from you guys
uff. that's much.
hehe
what about moving to discord?
I think of it like this, I've put hundreds of hours or my time and at least a few thousand dollars in hardware into this, might as well not go cheap on this
I find discord very discordant
good point.
10k per year is an acceptable price for a hobby for many
crazy
@Fireduck any update on a GUI wallet?
Haven't worked on it much, clueless filled my brain with crazy ideas instead
The networking, crypto and wallet storage work. I should really hire someone to do the android UI work.
@Fireduck The community has previously suggesting creating donation addresses to help pay third party work.
meese seems interested in branding/design/web templates starting around $2500
not a bad idea
I personally don't care about design, it doesn't make the thing work
but I understand the reasons for it
agreed.
I consulted the board. The response is "orange". https://xkcd.com/1525/#eyJxIjoib3V0c291cmNlIGFuZHJvaWQgZGV2PyIsImEiOlsiJiN4MUYzNEE7Il19 [Title text] ""
it could be a peach
that is so helpful
yeah
its how I make investment/financial/life decisions
the ambiguity of its answers mean you wind up doing what you wish to do.
@CryptoQuan I missed the files you made for the icon version you made with the flower and snowflake
can you send them to me again?
’level up, +1 managerism’
oh yeah, it is all under the shared files button
ah, xkcd also got our business plan already: https://xkcd.com/1032/ [Title text] "Our company is agile and lean with a focus on the long tail. Ok, our company is actually a polecat I found in my backyard."
My wallet doesn't seem to be downloading the blockchain: The block explorer shows I have a balance but my wallet shows nothing. Is there a way to resync?
Or maybe it's the node config. Let me try that.
the wallet asks your node
snowplough, now with stats on unpaid shares https://snowplough.kekku.li/ A Snowblossom mining pool which tries to do things slow, steady, stable and thorough.
I changed the database from rocksdb to lobstack in the node config
does your node have all the blocks?
@Rotonen shouldn't the node show what the current block height is?
@Fireduck no, I don't think so. The node is showing that it "Got first tip from a remote peer"
give it time
yeah
The node is updating on my Win7 workstation but the node is hanging on my Win10 workstation
hmmm
It can take some time to get started
nice stats @Rotonen! I´ll send my big mining rig over to you