Graphics hardware
Evaluate practical mining on consumer GPUs while studying risks of specialized hardware advantage.
IN DEVELOPMENT
MINING / GPU EFFICIENCY
GPU mining.
Efficiency measured, not promised.
SYPcoin targets vendor-agnostic GPU Proof-of-Work. In v41.3 an AMD RX 7900 XTX on Kubuntu/Linux produced one native SYPcoin block accepted by two private nodes. Public mining, Windows and other GPU vendors remain unverified; no official miner is available.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Mining that can be measured.
Optimization cannot compromise consensus or hide the real operating cost.
Work per unit of power
Separate device readings from whole-system energy consumption and state measurement conditions.
Sustained operation
Measure accepted work, stability, thermal limits and recovery from errors over comparable test periods.
CURRENT LAB BASIS
Autolykos2 under evaluation.
The earlier Ergo devnet GPU experiment was not native SYPcoin mining. In v41.3 the experimental Autolykos2 GPU path on RX 7900 XTX/Kubuntu produced one native SYPcoin block at height 1, accepted and persisted by two private JVM nodes (H12). A public miner and a mined height-2 block remain pending.
Ergo devnet experiments
A controlled local setup allows mining and node behavior to be tested, but it is not a public SYPcoin chain.
Actual GPU block attribution
In v41.3 a newly GPU-mined native SYPcoin block was accepted by two private nodes. This specific height-1 success does not prove full consensus or subsequent blocks.
Future algorithm choice
Mining design and parameter choices remain subject to security, energy, fairness and implementation reviews.
ROADMAP · NOT CERTIFIED HARDWARE
AMD and NVIDIA. Linux and Windows.
The consensus protocol will accept valid PoW regardless of GPU vendor. Actual miner compatibility depends on drivers, APIs, VRAM, compute capabilities and cooling: not every graphics card can be promised support.
AMD RX 7900 XTX · Kubuntu/Linux
One native GPU-mined height-1 block accepted by two private SYPcoin nodes in v41.3. No public release or sustained benchmark.
AMD RX 7900 XTX · Windows
Next: test the miner on the same AMD GPU under Windows, then study optional energy optimization. No confirmed results yet.
NVIDIA RTX 3060 · Windows
After AMD/Windows, develop and validate NVIDIA mining first, then any optional tuning profiles. NVIDIA/Linux follows in later testing.
Intel and other GPUs
Study when suitable physical cards and driver support are available. No blanket vendor or old-GPU compatibility certification is claimed.
MODULAR MINING SOFTWARE
The core, miner and optimizer stay separate.
Miners will not have to install an optimizer or build their own in order to participate.
Hardware-neutral validation
Validates blocks, transactions and PoW, without vendor-specific power limits, fan curves, clock settings or GPU driver controls.
Separate mining engines
Receive jobs, compute solutions and submit candidates for validation. Each OS/vendor combination requires real testing before distribution; no exact GPU model is required by consensus.
External per-device optimization
A future tool to measure hashes per joule (hashes/J), power, temperatures and stability, offering conservative configurable AMD/NVIDIA profiles according to OS and permissions. No universal overclocking or validated public download.
MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK
How energy efficiency should be evaluated.
An experimental read-only AMDGPU monitoring tool passed 6/6 offline CI tests (H26). It reports sensors but has not adjusted GPU settings, mined native SYPcoin or demonstrated real energy savings. Hashrate alone is not accepted work.
Measured consumption
State GPU-reported power, whole-machine consumption if measured, duration and the measurement method.
Verifiable work
Track valid shares or newly accepted blocks, with the attribution and confirmation conditions made clear.
Hardware safety
Monitor temperature, hotspot, memory, fan and driver behavior. Unverified voltage or frequency tweaks are not public recommendations.
AVAILABILITY
What visitors can do now.
This website is an information source, not a working mining dashboard.
Review milestones
Consult documented tests and their limitations rather than claims of a launched network.
No official download yet
There are no SYPcoin miner, pool, public node parameters or wallet downloads available here.
Future releases
Once tools exist, check their publisher, version, source, integrity checks and security requirements before running them.
One native GPU-mined block verified privately; no public miner
Height 1 was mined on AMD RX 7900 XTX/Linux and retained by two private SYPcoin nodes (H11/H12). In v41.4-R2 a height-2 candidate was signed and verified offline; R3 passed 10/10 focused tests, but height 2 has not been mined or accepted. No public mining software, pool, or proven Windows/NVIDIA/Intel support exists.