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I have made comparison b/w CPU wolf miner and xmrig. Xmrig gives me higher hashrate, up to 20%.
ryzen 1500x up to 475 H/s average 450 H/s
This after the recent win 10 update before I was getting max 380 H/s
This after the recent win 10 update before I was getting max 380 H/s
Hi all
Can anyone make me a benchmark with Ryzen 7 1700 and Ryzen 5 CPU for hodl coin ?
This coin is for CPU only and is optimised for AVX2 instructions
The miner is on this adress http://hodl.optiminer.pl/ and for start benchmark create a *.bat file and write on it hodlminer.exe --benchmark
I would appreciate some printscreen if you can.
Thank's in advance !
Can anyone make me a benchmark with Ryzen 7 1700 and Ryzen 5 CPU for hodl coin ?
This coin is for CPU only and is optimised for AVX2 instructions
The miner is on this adress http://hodl.optiminer.pl/ and for start benchmark create a *.bat file and write on it hodlminer.exe --benchmark
I would appreciate some printscreen if you can.
Thank's in advance !
I'm using the 1700 (non x) stock at 3.0 GHz. Using only 7 cores (following the 0,2,4,6,8,10,17) and I manage to get around 464 h/s while using other apps in the background. Very cool and quiet cpu.
We have 5 Ryzen CPUs in my wife's small mining farm and 2 Ryzen CPUs in personal computers. They have all been CPU mining for several months at a minimum and we have never had a single issue with them. They are very stable and power consumption is quite reasonable if you don't overvolt them. Temperatures are lower then when running CPU benchmarks or stress tests too. Ie. mining has lower temps then running Cinebench etc...
Temps depend on the algo. Cryptonight and other memory hard algos run relatively cool.
If you want a hot algo try keccak. I'm particularly interested in the 1700. It comes
with a cooler and has a lower TDP, besides being cheaper than the 1700X. Do you OC?
Yeah, I bought the 1700X for my personal workstation/gaming rig when it first came out, but if I had to do it all over again I would have bought a 1700 instead and saved the money. Both of them are overclocked at 4.0 on all 8 cores @ 1.425 vcore, but the 1700 runs at least 5-6c cooler under the same workload when compared to the 1700X. The 1700 is on a 120mm AIO cooler and the 1700X is on a 240mm AIO cooler but it's still hotter due to the higher power consumption. For whatever reason the 1700X does ~2150 on AEON whereas the 1700 only does ~2070 at the same clocks and settings. I don't know if that's due to better silicone or different motherboards between the two PCs.
I don't think the Wraith cooler that comes with the 1700 would handle 1.425 vcore, but you could probably OC it to 3.8-3.9 on 1.35 vcore and it would handle that just fine.
My guess for the performance variance Is something with the CPU. There has to be a cost for the significantly lower TDP. If it runs 5-6C cooler
at the same clock it must be doing less work.
We have 5 Ryzen CPUs in my wife's small mining farm and 2 Ryzen CPUs in personal computers. They have all been CPU mining for several months at a minimum and we have never had a single issue with them. They are very stable and power consumption is quite reasonable if you don't overvolt them. Temperatures are lower then when running CPU benchmarks or stress tests too. Ie. mining has lower temps then running Cinebench etc...
Temps depend on the algo. Cryptonight and other memory hard algos run relatively cool.
If you want a hot algo try keccak. I'm particularly interested in the 1700. It comes
with a cooler and has a lower TDP, besides being cheaper than the 1700X. Do you OC?
Yeah, I bought the 1700X for my personal workstation/gaming rig when it first came out, but if I had to do it all over again I would have bought a 1700 instead and saved the money. Both of them are overclocked at 4.0 on all 8 cores @ 1.425 vcore, but the 1700 runs at least 5-6c cooler under the same workload when compared to the 1700X. The 1700 is on a 120mm AIO cooler and the 1700X is on a 240mm AIO cooler but it's still hotter due to the higher power consumption. For whatever reason the 1700X does ~2150 on AEON whereas the 1700 only does ~2070 at the same clocks and settings. I don't know if that's due to better silicone or different motherboards between the two PCs.
I don't think the Wraith cooler that comes with the 1700 would handle 1.425 vcore, but you could probably OC it to 3.8-3.9 on 1.35 vcore and it would handle that just fine.
i suppose xmr stack cpu gives u the highest hashrate. im currently running amd ryzen 1700(no x version) on asus x370 pro @3.850mhz stock air cooler. getting about 550h/s in claymore xmr miner.hadnt time to oc better. should have configured xmr stack.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
how about power usage ? is it stable when you are activating high performance ? need more info about this ryzen
want to build new ryzen rig, since im amd big fans hehehe
no that is ok.important fact is that CPUs do not age like GPUs so i order them to work. why not.
XMR STACK has some sort of configurations like low power mode. disabling threads .playing with them and removing some threads from mining does reduce power consumption to 80w. without a huge reduction in hashrate.
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i suppose xmr stack cpu gives u the highest hashrate. im currently running amd ryzen 1700(no x version) on asus x370 pro @3.850mhz stock air cooler. getting about 550h/s in claymore.hadnt time to oc better. should have configured xmr stack.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
how about power usage ? is it stable when you are activating high performance ? need more info about this ryzen
want to build new ryzen rig, since im amd big fans hehehe
We have 5 Ryzen CPUs in my wife's small mining farm and 2 Ryzen CPUs in personal computers. They have all been CPU mining for several months at a minimum and we have never had a single issue with them. They are very stable and power consumption is quite reasonable if you don't overvolt them. Temperatures are lower then when running CPU benchmarks or stress tests too. Ie. mining has lower temps then running Cinebench etc...
i have a plan to build new computer with ryzen inside with the spec amd ryzen, mobo gigabyte ab350, ram 8 gb, hdd 1 tb. is it good to start mining? because i have another idea to add one graphic card inside so if i want to mining in anytime, i can start without having any problem. but it will cost too much because the graphic card is too expensive. for the cpu itself, it cost me almost $500. i am thinking to redesign the spec so it will go cheaper but the spec is good.
We have 5 Ryzen CPUs in my wife's small mining farm and 2 Ryzen CPUs in personal computers. They have all been CPU mining for several months at a minimum and we have never had a single issue with them. They are very stable and power consumption is quite reasonable if you don't overvolt them. Temperatures are lower then when running CPU benchmarks or stress tests too. Ie. mining has lower temps then running Cinebench etc...
Temps depend on the algo. Cryptonight and other memory hard algos run relatively cool.
If you want a hot algo try keccak. I'm particularly interested in the 1700. It comes
with a cooler and has a lower TDP, besides being cheaper than the 1700X. Do you OC?
i suppose xmr stack cpu gives u the highest hashrate. im currently running amd ryzen 1700(no x version) on asus x370 pro @3.850mhz stock air cooler. getting about 550h/s in claymore.hadnt time to oc better. should have configured xmr stack.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
how about power usage ? is it stable when you are activating high performance ? need more info about this ryzen
want to build new ryzen rig, since im amd big fans hehehe
We have 5 Ryzen CPUs in my wife's small mining farm and 2 Ryzen CPUs in personal computers. They have all been CPU mining for several months at a minimum and we have never had a single issue with them. They are very stable and power consumption is quite reasonable if you don't overvolt them. Temperatures are lower then when running CPU benchmarks or stress tests too. Ie. mining has lower temps then running Cinebench etc...
what are u mining ? with rizen ? i tried bible pay but ryzen is terrible on that, way slower than I7
i suppose xmr stack cpu gives u the highest hashrate. im currently running amd ryzen 1700(no x version) on asus x370 pro @3.850mhz stock air cooler. getting about 550h/s in claymore.hadnt time to oc better. should have configured xmr stack.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
how about power usage ? is it stable when you are activating high performance ? need more info about this ryzen
want to build new ryzen rig, since im amd big fans hehehe
We have 5 Ryzen CPUs in my wife's small mining farm and 2 Ryzen CPUs in personal computers. They have all been CPU mining for several months at a minimum and we have never had a single issue with them. They are very stable and power consumption is quite reasonable if you don't overvolt them. Temperatures are lower then when running CPU benchmarks or stress tests too. Ie. mining has lower temps then running Cinebench etc...
Just for info, I'm doing 1370 h/s XMR with XMR-STACK-CPU on a stock Threadripper 1950x.
i suppose xmr stack cpu gives u the highest hashrate. im currently running amd ryzen 1700(no x version) on asus x370 pro @3.850mhz stock air cooler. getting about 550h/s in claymore.hadnt time to oc better. should have configured xmr stack.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
how about power usage ? is it stable when you are activating high performance ? need more info about this ryzen
want to build new ryzen rig, since im amd big fans hehehe
i suppose xmr stack cpu gives u the highest hashrate. im currently running amd ryzen 1700(no x version) on asus x370 pro @3.850mhz stock air cooler. getting about 550h/s in claymore xmr cpu miner.hadnt time to oc better. should have configured xmr stack.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
u know what is best about ryzen? even if i put load on 8 real cores ,i have no drop in hashrate for any gpus. this is way beyond expectations as intels are the other way around.i dont know why mining ppl do not buy amd for their rigs. the mainboards northbridge chip is also cool at load.
tweak : just remember to activate 'high performance' in power options of windows. if not, u will get about 350h/s
dont forget to enable 'lock pages in memory' as well.
I've recently started to CPU mine Monero using xmrig.exe (I tried to compile xmr-stak-cpu from source, but unfortunately I can't afford to quit my daytime job to fix all problems I encountered) in administrator mode on Windows 10, meaning Huge pages are activated. I have a Ryzen 1700 processor (not overclocked) that I currently get about 300 H/s from.
Isn't this a bit low? I've seen people in this thread mention hash rates above 500 H/s. Is there any tweaking that I could perform to get a larger hash rate? I pretty much have no idea what I'm doing, but I'm eager to learn
Isn't this a bit low? I've seen people in this thread mention hash rates above 500 H/s. Is there any tweaking that I could perform to get a larger hash rate? I pretty much have no idea what I'm doing, but I'm eager to learn
Try this config. You should expect 590 h/s at 3.8 Ghz
"cpu_thread_num" : 8,
"cpu_threads_conf" :[
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 0 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 2 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 4 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 6 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 8 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 10 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 12 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 14 },
],
Thanks! I guess these commands are for xmr-stak-cpu, and not for xmrig, right? Can't get them to work in xmrig.
Yep, that looks like xmr-stak-cpu settings to me. I have not tried xmrig myself since xmr-stak-cpu has always been stable and efficient in our use of it.
I've recently started to CPU mine Monero using xmrig.exe (I tried to compile xmr-stak-cpu from source, but unfortunately I can't afford to quit my daytime job to fix all problems I encountered) in administrator mode on Windows 10, meaning Huge pages are activated. I have a Ryzen 1700 processor (not overclocked) that I currently get about 300 H/s from.
Isn't this a bit low? I've seen people in this thread mention hash rates above 500 H/s. Is there any tweaking that I could perform to get a larger hash rate? I pretty much have no idea what I'm doing, but I'm eager to learn
Isn't this a bit low? I've seen people in this thread mention hash rates above 500 H/s. Is there any tweaking that I could perform to get a larger hash rate? I pretty much have no idea what I'm doing, but I'm eager to learn
Try this config. You should expect 590 h/s at 3.8 Ghz
"cpu_thread_num" : 8,
"cpu_threads_conf" :[
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 0 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 2 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 4 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 6 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 8 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 10 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 12 },
{ "low_power_mode" : false, "no_prefetch" : true, "affine_to_cpu" : 14 },
],
Thanks! I guess these commands are for xmr-stak-cpu, and not for xmrig, right? Can't get them to work in xmrig.
start mining biblecoin with ryzens= it very stable for this cpu on this coin
whats the biblecoin hash rate? with ryzen?
will biblecoin be worth anything? seems kind like a uselses coin
start mining biblecoin with ryzens= it very stable for this cpu on this coin
I am not mining with my ryzen.
prices on I7 are dropping plus you can get an 8 thread xeon kaby lake now for $200
I dont think ryzens are really worth dealing with the low amount of 8 plus gpu motherboards
I dont think ryzens are really worth dealing with the low amount of 8 plus gpu motherboards
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