Topic: [ANN] ccminer 2.3 - opensource - GPL (tpruvot) - page 163. (Read 500112 times)
neoskrypt gtx 970 100kh?
I think the fix is easy.
When the pool ask for a difficulty change all threads must be suspended and restarted. We don't want old threads to submit shares after the difficulty has been changed.
When the pool ask for a difficulty change all threads must be suspended and restarted. We don't want old threads to submit shares after the difficulty has been changed.
Two of the users in my thread has found a problem in the stratum implementation. CCminer is sending low difficulty shares, and this triggers some kind of protection on the pool and the payout is reduced. Please investigate
yes a big part of recent improvements are made with GPU assembler commands, which was really basic on gpus before SM 3.0
Merry XMas to all :p
Merry XMas to all :p
Ok, thanks, found a problem. GT 630 is 2.1 only 
Is there any miner, which supports 2.1 compute?..
try compiling it for 2.1Is there any miner, which supports 2.1 compute?..
I believe that versions of Ccminer greater than 1.0 began using Cuda code that is not supported by Cuda v2.0/2.1 chip architecture. --scryptr
As far as I know, Bombadil (KBomba) compiled the last version of ccminer with Cuda 2.0/2.1 support. Here are links:
"http://cudamining.co.uk/url/releases/member/6" or "https://github.com/KBomba/ccminer-KBomba"
or "http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/files/ccminer-1.0-windows-compute-2.zip"
"http://cudamining.co.uk/url/releases/member/6" or "https://github.com/KBomba/ccminer-KBomba"
or "http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/files/ccminer-1.0-windows-compute-2.zip"
Tnaks. I've already tried this version, but it don't know what is Lyra2RE
Ok, thanks, found a problem. GT 630 is 2.1 only
Is there any miner, which supports 2.1 compute?..
try compiling it for 2.1 Is there any miner, which supports 2.1 compute?..
Ok, thanks, found a problem. GT 630 is 2.1 only
Is there any miner, which supports 2.1 compute?..
Is there any miner, which supports 2.1 compute?..
As far as I know, Bombadil (KBomba) compiled the last version of ccminer with Cuda 2.0/2.1 support. Here are links:
"http://cudamining.co.uk/url/releases/member/6" or "https://github.com/KBomba/ccminer-KBomba"
or "http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/files/ccminer-1.0-windows-compute-2.zip"
I am able to run x11 at about 800-850 kh/s on my 550ti with the v1.0 release.
The rest of the ccminer versions of this vintage dropped Cuda 2.0/2.1 support.
The "cudamining.co.uk" site needs an update!
Newer contributions should be available there. However, it was a Windows-centric crowd that contributed. I wanted to run Zelante's split-screen utility, but it was only available for Windows, Cuda 3.0+, and Cuda 6.5 toolkit. --scryptr
Ok, thanks, found a problem. GT 630 is 2.1 only
Is there any miner, which supports 2.1 compute?..
Is there any miner, which supports 2.1 compute?..
which card ? its for Direct Compute 3.0 mini
Hi to all.
Can anyone, please, help me with miner config... The commandline is:
ccminer.exe -a lyra2 -o stratum+tcp://pool.verters.com:4444 -u snpminer.1 -p x
And the miner answer is:
[2014-12-24 15:19:48] NVAPI GPU monitoring enabled.
[2014-12-24 15:19:48] Starting Stratum on stratum+tcp://pool.verters.com:4444
[2014-12-24 15:19:48] 1 miner thread started, using 'lyra2' algorithm.
[2014-12-24 15:19:48] Stratum difficulty set to 0.1
[2014-12-24 15:19:48] pool.verters.com:4444 lyra2 block 215189
Cuda error in func 'keccak256_cpu_init' at line 299 : invalid device symbol.
Trying to run it on GT 630. What I'am doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Can anyone, please, help me with miner config... The commandline is:
ccminer.exe -a lyra2 -o stratum+tcp://pool.verters.com:4444 -u snpminer.1 -p x
And the miner answer is:
[2014-12-24 15:19:48] NVAPI GPU monitoring enabled.
[2014-12-24 15:19:48] Starting Stratum on stratum+tcp://pool.verters.com:4444
[2014-12-24 15:19:48] 1 miner thread started, using 'lyra2' algorithm.
[2014-12-24 15:19:48] Stratum difficulty set to 0.1
[2014-12-24 15:19:48] pool.verters.com:4444 lyra2 block 215189
Cuda error in func 'keccak256_cpu_init' at line 299 : invalid device symbol.
Trying to run it on GT 630. What I'am doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.
CCMINER INTENSITY-
I have an Ubuntu 14.04.1 build, x64, and have had success with x13 and an intensity of 20.5. I have since tried various intensity settings with x11 and Lyra2RE algorithms. Algo x11 maxes out with "-i 20.5"' but the improvement is very small compared to the default intensity of 19, only about +25kh/s for the complete rig (6 x 750ti). Lyra2RE does not improve with an increased intensity, or a lowered intensity. With Lyra2RE, an intensity setting of "-i 21" or greater resulted in HUGE kh/s values and no accepted shares. Algos x11 and x13 generated "out of memory" errors at settings of "-i 20.7".
I have used the setting of "./ccminer -a x13 -d 0,1,2,3,4,5 -i 20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5 -o stratum+tcp://URL" in my launch string.
So, overall, x13 mining with "-i 20.5" gives +125kh/s on my 6-card rig (14,300kh/s), x11 mining with "-i 20.5" improves by 25kh/s on the same rig (17,900kh/s). For Lyra2RE, the intensity settings had little or no effect on accepted hash rate.
--scryptr
So you have to set intensity for each card. I have an Ubuntu 14.04.1 build, x64, and have had success with x13 and an intensity of 20.5. I have since tried various intensity settings with x11 and Lyra2RE algorithms. Algo x11 maxes out with "-i 20.5"' but the improvement is very small compared to the default intensity of 19, only about +25kh/s for the complete rig (6 x 750ti). Lyra2RE does not improve with an increased intensity, or a lowered intensity. With Lyra2RE, an intensity setting of "-i 21" or greater resulted in HUGE kh/s values and no accepted shares. Algos x11 and x13 generated "out of memory" errors at settings of "-i 20.7".
I have used the setting of "./ccminer -a x13 -d 0,1,2,3,4,5 -i 20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5 -o stratum+tcp://URL" in my launch string.
So, overall, x13 mining with "-i 20.5" gives +125kh/s on my 6-card rig (14,300kh/s), x11 mining with "-i 20.5" improves by 25kh/s on the same rig (17,900kh/s). For Lyra2RE, the intensity settings had little or no effect on accepted hash rate.
--scryptr
Apparently not! I just redid my command line, using minimal instruction flags. In testing x15, I used the command line "./ccminer -a x15 -i 20 -o stratum+tcp://URL". On my 6-card 750ti rig, it gave an improvement of +70kh/s, or 12,350 kh/s vs 12,280kh/s at the default setting of 19 (no flag). Any setting greater than 20 resulted in a memory error.
I once had a mixed bag of nVidia cards, and was in the habit of setting each card individually. --scryptr
MORE ON CCMINER INTENSITY-
Just for thoroughness, I also ran some tests on Keccak. The Keccak hash rate for the full rig at default was 889,000kh/s to 910,000kh/s, with fluctuation. With flag settings in the range of "-i 22.5" to "-i 23.5", the 6-card rig was able achieve hash rates of 925,000kh/s to 935,000kh/s. The Kecccak hash rate fluctuated too much to make a good average in a brief time. I was able to generate acceptable hash with a setting of "-i 24.5"' but the results appeared to be slightly lower than max, perhaps 910,000 or so. A setting of "-i 25" resulted in an error. Overall, a hash rate increase of 20,000kh/s to 30,000kh/s is possible.
--scryptr
CCMINER INTENSITY-
I have an Ubuntu 14.04.1 build, x64, and have had success with x13 and an intensity of 20.5. I have since tried various intensity settings with x11 and Lyra2RE algorithms. Algo x11 maxes out with "-i 20.5"' but the improvement is very small compared to the default intensity of 19, only about +25kh/s for the complete rig (6 x 750ti). Lyra2RE does not improve with an increased intensity, or a lowered intensity. With Lyra2RE, an intensity setting of "-i 21" or greater resulted in HUGE kh/s values and no accepted shares. Algos x11 and x13 generated "out of memory" errors at settings of "-i 20.7".
I have used the setting of "./ccminer -a x13 -d 0,1,2,3,4,5 -i 20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5 -o stratum+tcp://URL" in my launch string.
So, overall, x13 mining with "-i 20.5" gives +125kh/s on my 6-card rig (14,300kh/s), x11 mining with "-i 20.5" improves by 25kh/s on the same rig (17,900kh/s). For Lyra2RE, the intensity settings had little or no effect on accepted hash rate.
--scryptr
So you have to set intensity for each card. I have an Ubuntu 14.04.1 build, x64, and have had success with x13 and an intensity of 20.5. I have since tried various intensity settings with x11 and Lyra2RE algorithms. Algo x11 maxes out with "-i 20.5"' but the improvement is very small compared to the default intensity of 19, only about +25kh/s for the complete rig (6 x 750ti). Lyra2RE does not improve with an increased intensity, or a lowered intensity. With Lyra2RE, an intensity setting of "-i 21" or greater resulted in HUGE kh/s values and no accepted shares. Algos x11 and x13 generated "out of memory" errors at settings of "-i 20.7".
I have used the setting of "./ccminer -a x13 -d 0,1,2,3,4,5 -i 20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5 -o stratum+tcp://URL" in my launch string.
So, overall, x13 mining with "-i 20.5" gives +125kh/s on my 6-card rig (14,300kh/s), x11 mining with "-i 20.5" improves by 25kh/s on the same rig (17,900kh/s). For Lyra2RE, the intensity settings had little or no effect on accepted hash rate.
--scryptr
Apparently not! I just redid my command line, using minimal instruction flags. In testing x15, I used the command line "./ccminer -a x15 -i 20 -o stratum+tcp://URL". On my 6-card 750ti rig, it gave an improvement of +70kh/s, or 12,350 kh/s vs 12,280kh/s at the default setting of 19 (no flag). Any setting greater than 20 resulted in a memory error.
I once had a mixed bag of nVidia cards, and was in the habit of setting each card individually. --scryptr
CCMINER INTENSITY-
I have an Ubuntu 14.04.1 build, x64, and have had success with x13 and an intensity of 20.5. I have since tried various intensity settings with x11 and Lyra2RE algorithms. Algo x11 maxes out with "-i 20.5"' but the improvement is very small compared to the default intensity of 19, only about +25kh/s for the complete rig (6 x 750ti). Lyra2RE does not improve with an increased intensity, or a lowered intensity. With Lyra2RE, an intensity setting of "-i 21" or greater resulted in HUGE kh/s values and no accepted shares. Algos x11 and x13 generated "out of memory" errors at settings of "-i 20.7".
I have used the setting of "./ccminer -a x13 -d 0,1,2,3,4,5 -i 20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5 -o stratum+tcp://URL" in my launch string.
So, overall, x13 mining with "-i 20.5" gives +125kh/s on my 6-card rig (14,300kh/s), x11 mining with "-i 20.5" improves by 25kh/s on the same rig (17,900kh/s). For Lyra2RE, the intensity settings had little or no effect on accepted hash rate.
--scryptr
So you have to set intensity for each card. I have an Ubuntu 14.04.1 build, x64, and have had success with x13 and an intensity of 20.5. I have since tried various intensity settings with x11 and Lyra2RE algorithms. Algo x11 maxes out with "-i 20.5"' but the improvement is very small compared to the default intensity of 19, only about +25kh/s for the complete rig (6 x 750ti). Lyra2RE does not improve with an increased intensity, or a lowered intensity. With Lyra2RE, an intensity setting of "-i 21" or greater resulted in HUGE kh/s values and no accepted shares. Algos x11 and x13 generated "out of memory" errors at settings of "-i 20.7".
I have used the setting of "./ccminer -a x13 -d 0,1,2,3,4,5 -i 20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5,20.5 -o stratum+tcp://URL" in my launch string.
So, overall, x13 mining with "-i 20.5" gives +125kh/s on my 6-card rig (14,300kh/s), x11 mining with "-i 20.5" improves by 25kh/s on the same rig (17,900kh/s). For Lyra2RE, the intensity settings had little or no effect on accepted hash rate.
--scryptr
Apparently not! I just redid my command line, using minimal instruction flags. In testing x15, I used the command line "./ccminer -a x15 -i 20 -o stratum+tcp://URL". On my 6-card 750ti rig, it gave an improvement of +70kh/s, or 12,350 kh/s vs 12,280kh/s at the default setting of 19 (no flag). Any setting greater than 20 resulted in a memory error.
I once had a mixed bag of nVidia cards, and was in the habit of setting each card individually. --scryptr
no, its a warning
What do you mean?
no, its a warning
And looks like with api I can't mine more then 1 coin at a time. Can't send hash to 2 or 3 ect places at once. from my 6 card rig.
telnet 127.0.0.1 4068
help
help
how do I look at the vital of the gpu ? It says nvapi enable but it doesn't show anything
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