04:01:47 sech1: your v2 branch doesn't build on my lichee pi https://paste.debian.net/hidden/f0921546 04:02:32 probably due to v0.7 vector support 06:18:24 hyc it needs gcc-14 or newer 09:46:24 ah I only have 13.2. lemme see if I can update 09:49:59 how about clang? 10:07:29 clang should work too. A recent version of course 10:13:58 I'm using the installed gcc13 to build gcc14 from source. could be a while 13:26:25 sech1: would the final version also require gcc 14? monero still supports gcc12 on master branch https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/9669 16:08:24 selsta if you compile for risc-v - yes 16:08:46 i missed the riscv context 16:08:50 all good in this case 16:08:51 But risc-v boards generally have newer compilers because they're new 17:38:52 any reason the benchmark would give me 6788.14, whereas xmrig gives me 9121.8 h/s? 17:40:29 and i keep trying to justify buying one of these intel core ultra, but buying a dead socket is just..... bluh 17:53:34 benchmark with v2 tests different things, unless you are testing v1 17:54:31 yeah those are v1 hashrates from the benchmark 17:58:30 oh might be the wacky affinity for the 1920x 17:59:00 how many numa nodes for that? :D 17:59:18 can't remember if the benchmark cares about these and replicates dataset across each numa node 18:13:29 well the --auto flag has interesting results. v1 = 7445.25 h/s, v2 = 7468.91 h/s. 18:14:33 lulz nvm. v2 is 6715.3 . turns out -v2 not the same as --v2. who needs syntax checking anyways.... 18:28:43 Benchmark doesn't do numa 18:29:16 You can set affinity, large pages, and enable msr mod via xmrig's script. But not numa