Topic: [ANN] ccminer 2.3 - opensource - GPL (tpruvot) - page 145. (Read 500113 times)
it is known cuda 7.5 gives a slight advantage on blake-based algos.
Well, I was comparing 1.7.2 x64 for Cuda 7.5 vs 1.7.3 x86 for Cuda 6.5
for me x64 Cuda 7.5 builds give ~ 440MH/S at decred with 750Ti on Win8.1
x86 Cuda 6.5 versions give ~ 400MH/s
for me x64 Cuda 7.5 builds give ~ 440MH/S at decred with 750Ti on Win8.1
x86 Cuda 6.5 versions give ~ 400MH/s
IMHO 1.7.3 is >10% slower.
with what? ...
algos? ... performance mining? ... compiling? ... what? ...
you make a statement like that - but dont clarify what you are saying OR what you are comparing it to ...
my car is 30% faster ... there you go ...
...#crysx
PS: see 2 posts below, I was comparing different versions (32bit vs 64bit)
nothing wrong, i double checked the wallet one hour ago, diff is too high i guess :/
What's wrong with decred and yiimp? 72.1 gh/s should give a block every 4 hours, but it has been over 24 hours since the last block was found.
everybody is using release 1.7.3
Version Count Donators Extranonce Percent Hashrate* Reject
ccminer/1.7.3 31 0 31 100% 73 gh/s 0%
Total 31 0 31 73 gh/s 0%
http://yiimp.ccminer.org/site/block?id=1574
everybody is using release 1.7.3
Version Count Donators Extranonce Percent Hashrate* Reject
ccminer/1.7.3 31 0 31 100% 73 gh/s 0%
Total 31 0 31 73 gh/s 0%
http://yiimp.ccminer.org/site/block?id=1574
tpruvot...... where is your page to download ccminer-1.7.3-tpruvot? thx
ccminer-1.7.3-tpruvot-decred is only showing 25% of my hash at suprnova stratum port. Is it his pool?
cmd window shows correctly 100% accepts.
EDIT: Must be his pool...showing 400% hashrate now.
Going back to getwork protocol.
cmd window shows correctly 100% accepts.
EDIT: Must be his pool...showing 400% hashrate now.
Going back to getwork protocol.
blake is pure compute, and only a single algo (no result to pass to another one like X11).
eth is a "memohash" algo, a lot of work data is "required" to hash faster (More than 1 GB)... too big imo
Your card will mostly wait the data read...
eth is a "memohash" algo, a lot of work data is "required" to hash faster (More than 1 GB)... too big imo
Your card will mostly wait the data read...
-i (range is 10-30 for blake, no memory used)
Ah yes, that does the trick. Thank you much.
One more noob question. Why is the decred miner using strictly all the gpu and not any of its memory? The eth cuda miner uses a significant portion of the gpu memory and doesn't seem to make a video card run as hot under a similar load.
What parameters would be best to lower gpu load? I browsed the readme but wasn't sure which would be the correct ones. Each coin and applicable miner seems to have different settings. I typically have a low settings bat I like to use when I'm on my pc so it's still useable for watching movies or whatever and then a full blast bat when I'm away.
-i (range is 10-30 for blake, no memory used)
I posted this on the decred forum because I've been lurking over there fiddling around, but wanted to post it here if anyone had any use for it. I know you can just use telnet also, but I was bored and wanted to mess around.
https://github.com/codyf86/PyCCMiner
I wrote a simple API interface in Python 3. I know everyone just cringed when they read Python 3, but you can easily convert it to work on Python 2, but come-on just install Python 3 already it's been 10 years nearly...as everyone who uses linux cringes. =)
Use PyCCMiner.py to be able to input console commands to send. Type help for a list of options.
Can also use PyCCMiner.py -C to constantly send one command that refreshes.
Right now it just connects to port 4068 under local host (which you can easily change) and does a GET request.
If you have an android device can install Python for android and run it from console can be pretty nifty. Slowly doing more to learn more python so will update it when I can.
https://github.com/codyf86/PyCCMiner
I wrote a simple API interface in Python 3. I know everyone just cringed when they read Python 3, but you can easily convert it to work on Python 2, but come-on just install Python 3 already it's been 10 years nearly...as everyone who uses linux cringes. =)
Use PyCCMiner.py to be able to input console commands to send. Type help for a list of options.
Can also use PyCCMiner.py -C
Right now it just connects to port 4068 under local host (which you can easily change) and does a GET request.
If you have an android device can install Python for android and run it from console can be pretty nifty. Slowly doing more to learn more python so will update it when I can.
What parameters would be best to lower gpu load? I browsed the readme but wasn't sure which would be the correct ones. Each coin and applicable miner seems to have different settings. I typically have a low settings bat I like to use when I'm on my pc so it's still useable for watching movies or whatever and then a full blast bat when I'm away.
look like you built it only with SM 5.2 support
E3 Power! infinity7th
E3 Power! infinity7th
I get this trying to Benchmark on a Ti 750
[2016-02-18 07:53:02] NVML GPU monitoring enabled.
[2016-02-18 07:53:02] 1 miner thread started, using 'decred' algorithm.
Cuda error in func 'decred_cpu_setBlock_52' at line 320 : invalid device symbol.
[2016-02-18 07:53:02] NVML GPU monitoring enabled.
[2016-02-18 07:53:02] 1 miner thread started, using 'decred' algorithm.
Cuda error in func 'decred_cpu_setBlock_52' at line 320 : invalid device symbol.
THX for new ccminer 
750TI on DCR got 485 Mh/S per card with default GPU Clock.
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E3 1230V3
16G Memory
WIN 10 64Bit
750TI on DCR got 485 Mh/S per card with default GPU Clock.
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E3 1230V3
16G Memory
WIN 10 64Bit
Whoops lol, sorry went and checked some other places, the article I read with the graph was way off. Yeah you're right. Not sure why he would be getting such a low hash rate. Make sure you're only running 2 cards per instance and that nothing else is bogging down your cpu. Those are the only things I have noticed will make it mine slower.
Hmmm he says he only has one 970. 1300MH is the correct hashrate 2700 is double and the 980ti only does like 1.7. If something is showing 2700 for one 970 card it's displaying wrong.
can also use the d flag to specify which cards per ccminer instance. -d 0,1 or -d 0 etc etc etc.
can also use the d flag to specify which cards per ccminer instance. -d 0,1 or -d 0 etc etc etc.
for what? ... decred? ...
the 980ti g1 does a lot more than 1.7gh ...
#crysx
Hmmm he says he only has one 970. 1300MH is the correct hashrate 2700 is double and the 980ti only does like 1.7. If something is showing 2700 for one 970 card it's displaying wrong.
can also use the d flag to specify which cards per ccminer instance. -d 0,1 or -d 0 etc etc etc.
can also use the d flag to specify which cards per ccminer instance. -d 0,1 or -d 0 etc etc etc.
Maybe he has 2 cards..
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