Wasn't asking for help with it was just bringing it to you attention in case you didn't know about it.
It and cpumimer-muti both run GPU algos with my limited testing with each on Intel & AMD CPU's in windows no VM or 2nd OS needed.
I did compile 3.07 on 2 Intel rigs & the AMD rig, still no luck with the AMD, only seeing a 20% load max no matter the core amount used.
Intel on the other hand runs about the same as 3.02 that was in use, 3.0.7 from a quick look was just a tad lower on hashrate than 3.0.2.
But that was just the start up numbers, long term that could change, will have to check it later once its been working a while.
It and cpumimer-muti both run GPU algos with my limited testing with each on Intel & AMD CPU's in windows no VM or 2nd OS needed.
I did compile 3.07 on 2 Intel rigs & the AMD rig, still no luck with the AMD, only seeing a 20% load max no matter the core amount used.
Intel on the other hand runs about the same as 3.02 that was in use, 3.0.7 from a quick look was just a tad lower on hashrate than 3.0.2.
But that was just the start up numbers, long term that could change, will have to check it later once its been working a while.
I'm confused. Your first paragraph says you aren't asking for help and the AMD rig is working.
But the second one is saying you are having a problems with 3.0.7 and the AMD rig isn't working.
Is the problem with cpuminer-opt or the rig?
Thanks for the info abnout cpumier-multi or . It seems to claim SSE2 optimizations so how does it
compare with cpuminer-opt? Maybe they did a better job.
You're probably right about 3.0.2 performance. I'm reviewing the performance of all releases because
I think some of my tweaks actually hurt performance.
Thanks for the extensive testing.
AMD is working with cpuminer-muti or cpuminer_x64_SSE2 in windows, in VM your versions doesn't work for the AMD rig.
Yours loads now and appears to be working but at a low load rate "20% or less" and I never see any shares completed with the amount of time I've let it run.
Over 2 hours nothing.
OK so there is a problem with cpuminer-opt in a Linux VM on your AMD rig but the other miners work ok
natively in Windows on the same machine? Is this correct?
How does the performance compare between cpuminer-multi and cpuminer_x64_SSE2. It has SSE2 in
the name but does it have the performance? It should be significantly faster than than multi.
Edit and another thing you could try the other miners in the VM?This eliminates another variable. Thanks.
When did it break for cpuminer-opt?
#2 Haven't had much of a change to take a close look at those numbers yet.
RL is being a pain atm.
#3 When I get the time I'll be more then glad to, I did try or tried to compile cpuminer-multi with no luck in the VM so far.
No source for cpuminer_x64_SSE2 to compile that I'm aware of.
#4 hasn't never worked for the AMD rig, but by this time next week with any luck I'll have my new CPU's up and running so it will no longer matter.
I will try to get you as much info as I can if you'd like that before the change over, but looks like I maybe the only one running this type of setup.
So that may not help anyone, but I willing to see what I can dig up.
