[ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX] - page 159.

bathrobehero

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ICO? Not even once.

Quote from: wacko on August 17, 2014, 08:54:04 AM

Interestingly, XCN required the lowest overclock out of all the algos I've tried so far (and that was a lot of algos), it seems to be the most demanding algo out there. Most of my Gigabyte 750 Ti are stable at ~ +200-225 core and +500 memory with every coin, but I had to downclock them to +100/+300 for XCN.

Which is why it would be so awesome if we could pass overclocks as command line arguments in ccminer. I always end up crashing half the cards between switching algos and nvidia inspector is refusing to work for me.

fredeq

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Someone was wondering what would be his/her hashrate for different algo with 750ti. I have added adapt function for that card to my site.

Defaults are still for 280x. Remember to adjust power usage, about 300W per 1000kh/s of scrypt.

dav1199

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Quote from: RavenXBR on August 17, 2014, 11:09:07 AM

Quote from: dav1199 on August 17, 2014, 09:51:57 AM

Quote from: mordecai779 on August 17, 2014, 09:39:09 AM

Don't know how to help, it works like a charm for me. If it's any help my specs are:

i7 860 @3,6 ghz
p7p55d evo
8gb ram
2x MSI 750 Ti
2x Gygabite 750 oc
gtx 670
Corsair hx850

+latest drivers
+pciex 16 to 1x risers, powered

The 750's have a pciex power of their own while the powered risers don't do anything for my Ti's. They are just plain rotten.

Yeah my setup is pretty different.
Got three rigs with the same motherboard ( h61 pro btc ) , same processor ( cheap celeron ) ,4gb ram ,some old junk 40gb HD on each of them. Same power supply and risers.
Only difference is one of the rig is 6x 750ti's , the other two are 6x 750's.

The new miner work just fine on the ti's , and not on the 750's and it is the only difference between the rigs.

I've got a 4 Gigabyte 750Ti rig running 4.0~4.2Mhs per card on XCN with almost the same setup:
- H61 Pro BTC
- Celeron
- 4Mb RAM
- old PS3 40Gb HDD
- 750W OCZ PSU
- Ribbon unpowered risers
- all latest drivers and related stuff

I'm using the ccminer, not crypto-mining-blog cudaminer.

It works like a charm.

Wink

Yes my rig with the 6x750ti's work just fine with the latest drivers and cryptonite v4 too. It is just the rigs with the non ti's that do not want to .. Everything is the same expect the cards.

RavenXBR

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Quote from: dav1199 on August 17, 2014, 09:51:57 AM

Quote from: mordecai779 on August 17, 2014, 09:39:09 AM

Don't know how to help, it works like a charm for me. If it's any help my specs are:

i7 860 @3,6 ghz
p7p55d evo
8gb ram
2x MSI 750 Ti
2x Gygabite 750 oc
gtx 670
Corsair hx850

+latest drivers
+pciex 16 to 1x risers, powered

The 750's have a pciex power of their own while the powered risers don't do anything for my Ti's. They are just plain rotten.

Yeah my setup is pretty different.
Got three rigs with the same motherboard ( h61 pro btc ) , same processor ( cheap celeron ) ,4gb ram ,some old junk 40gb HD on each of them. Same power supply and risers.
Only difference is one of the rig is 6x 750ti's , the other two are 6x 750's.

The new miner work just fine on the ti's , and not on the 750's and it is the only difference between the rigs.

I've got a 4 Gigabyte 750Ti rig running 4.0~4.2Mhs per card on XCN with almost the same setup:
- H61 Pro BTC
- Celeron
- 4Mb RAM
- old PS3 40Gb HDD
- 750W OCZ PSU
- Ribbon unpowered risers
- all latest drivers and related stuff

I'm using the ccminer, not crypto-mining-blog cudaminer.

It works like a charm.

Wink

RavenXBR

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Quote from: wacko on August 17, 2014, 08:54:04 AM

Interestingly, XCN required the lowest overclock out of all the algos I've tried so far (and that was a lot of algos), it seems to be the most demanding algo out there. Most of my Gigabyte 750 Ti are stable at ~ +200-225 core and +500 memory with every coin, but I had to downclock them to +100/+300 for XCN.

Same here...

- JPC: +135/+350
- SCR(Quark): +135/+300
- XCN: +135/+250 (+350 or +300 eventually crashes the cards) (270W at wall).

Gigabyte 750TIs on a 4 gpu rig.

bigjme

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ok everyone so the new website is up and running, but i want everyone to give it a test
http://www.cudamining.co.uk/

Right now no one can submit configurations, this is because no one did before so its been turned off
The functionality of the website is the same and just needs testing to see if anyone can cause any errors + maybe a stress test

dav1199

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Quote from: mordecai779 on August 17, 2014, 09:39:09 AM

Don't know how to help, it works like a charm for me. If it's any help my specs are:

i7 860 @3,6 ghz
p7p55d evo
8gb ram
2x MSI 750 Ti
2x Gygabite 750 oc
gtx 670
Corsair hx850

+latest drivers
+pciex 16 to 1x risers, powered

The 750's have a pciex power of their own while the powered risers don't do anything for my Ti's. They are just plain rotten.

Yeah my setup is pretty different.
Got three rigs with the same motherboard ( h61 pro btc ) , same processor ( cheap celeron ) ,4gb ram ,some old junk 40gb HD on each of them. Same power supply and risers.
Only difference is one of the rig is 6x 750ti's , the other two are 6x 750's.

The new miner work just fine on the ti's , and not on the 750's and it is the only difference between the rigs.

mordecai779

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Don't know how to help, it works like a charm for me. If it's any help my specs are:

i7 860 @3,6 ghz
p7p55d evo
8gb ram
2x MSI 750 Ti
2x Gygabite 750 oc
gtx 670
Corsair hx850

+latest drivers
+pciex 16 to 1x risers, powered

The 750's have a pciex power of their own while the powered risers don't do anything for my Ti's. They are just plain rotten.

Amph

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Quote from: MCMK on August 17, 2014, 08:15:40 AM

Quote from: Amph on August 17, 2014, 07:29:31 AM

it's not like the mining will be profitable with those new nvidia cards, if they have the same H/w ratio....maybe the big farm can take advantage of the density thing...

Can't find the source but I remember reading that the new cards will be Maxwell 2.0, so there may be a difference.

i'm really curious about the h/w ratio, can't be much less than 750ti and you will lose something when selling old cards and buy the new

dav1199

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Quote from: mordecai779 on August 17, 2014, 08:16:15 AM

Quote from: djm34 on August 17, 2014, 07:17:11 AM

Quote from: mordecai779 on August 17, 2014, 05:00:24 AM

Just wanted to post some 750 NON TI hashrates:
-on djm's cryptonitev3 3850 khash
-quark 4100 khash

They are from gigabyte and overclock like hell. I have them stable on +213 core and +454 mem with +12mv. I cant get my ti's over +86core.

Did you have a problem with the non ti and cryptonite, I received a PM yesterday from a guy who didn't want to post on the thread reporting problem

No, no problems, mining XCN right now.

Its not that i didn't want to post in the thread it is just i don't think it interest many ppl with my issue

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I tried again and my two rigs ( 6x 750's asus on each ) doesn't want to work with the m7 algo with the newer drivers/miners for xcn.
Getting spammed out in nonsense stuff when i start the miners.
Tried different drivers and version of ccminer from djm and its a no go. Tried adding more ram to the computer , underclocking / overclocking and so on ..
The only miner that work for me is the one that was posted on cryptomining blog and only with 337.50 drivers. Getting 3000 per card.
And i don't see what else i can do.

wacko

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Interestingly, XCN required the lowest overclock out of all the algos I've tried so far (and that was a lot of algos), it seems to be the most demanding algo out there. Most of my Gigabyte 750 Ti are stable at ~ +200-225 core and +500 memory with every coin, but I had to downclock them to +100/+300 for XCN.

mordecai779

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Quote from: djm34 on August 17, 2014, 07:17:11 AM

Quote from: mordecai779 on August 17, 2014, 05:00:24 AM

Just wanted to post some 750 NON TI hashrates:
-on djm's cryptonitev3 3850 khash
-quark 4100 khash

They are from gigabyte and overclock like hell. I have them stable on +213 core and +454 mem with +12mv. I cant get my ti's over +86core.

Did you have a problem with the non ti and cryptonite, I received a PM yesterday from a guy who didn't want to post on the thread reporting problem

No, no problems, mining XCN right now.

MCMK

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Quote from: Amph on August 17, 2014, 07:29:31 AM

it's not like the mining will be profitable with those new nvidia cards, if they have the same H/w ratio....maybe the big farm can take advantage of the density thing...

Can't find the source but I remember reading that the new cards will be Maxwell 2.0, so there may be a difference.

Amph

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it's not like the mining will be profitable with those new nvidia cards, if they have the same H/w ratio....maybe the big farm can take advantage of the density thing...

djm34

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Quote from: yellowduck2 on August 17, 2014, 06:38:51 AM

Nvidia GTX Titan II Flagship with GM200 Core Is Launching Sooner Than Expected

http://wccftech.com/nvidia-gm200-core-titan-ii-soon/

right... rumor over a shipment invoice Roll Eyes

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Quote from: mordecai779 on August 17, 2014, 05:00:24 AM

Just wanted to post some 750 NON TI hashrates:
-on djm's cryptonitev3 3850 khash
-quark 4100 khash

They are from gigabyte and overclock like hell. I have them stable on +213 core and +454 mem with +12mv. I cant get my ti's over +86core.

Did you have a problem with the non ti and cryptonite, I received a PM yesterday from a guy who didn't want to post on the thread reporting problem

yellowduck2

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Nvidia GTX Titan II Flagship with GM200 Core Is Launching Sooner Than Expected

http://wccftech.com/nvidia-gm200-core-titan-ii-soon/

mordecai779

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Just wanted to post some 750 NON TI hashrates:
-on djm's cryptonitev3 3850 khash
-quark 4100 khash

They are from gigabyte and overclock like hell. I have them stable on +213 core and +454 mem with +12mv. I cant get my ti's over +86core.

Bombadil

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Quote from: fredeq on August 17, 2014, 04:51:51 AM

Quote from: Bombadil on August 17, 2014, 04:39:31 AM

Quote from: fredeq on August 17, 2014, 04:36:28 AM

Bombadil are you getting heavy stats from WTM? Nice tool Wink

Yep

You're the only having so many algos, thanks a lot for that! ;-) I hope it's OK that I use your api, and have it set as default. It's the best one out there IMHO Tongue

Ofc its ok, I have made it free of charge API for a reason. I am glad someone is using it in other application! Cheesy

Anyway I was asking cause you said HVC has big difficulty swings. Maybe get stats from difficulty24 only? Or program a switch for a user to choose from.
I can add other difficulties (3 and 7 days) as well.

I will add the switcher, but I was postponing that because I had in mind to keep historic data in the app itself. But there are other ideas that need to be implemented first! Cheesy

fredeq

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Quote from: Bombadil on August 17, 2014, 04:39:31 AM

Quote from: fredeq on August 17, 2014, 04:36:28 AM

Bombadil are you getting heavy stats from WTM? Nice tool Wink

Yep

You're the only having so many algos, thanks a lot for that! ;-) I hope it's OK that I use your api, and have it set as default. It's the best one out there IMHO Tongue

Ofc its ok, I have made it free of charge API for a reason. I am glad someone is using it in other application! Cheesy

Anyway I was asking cause you said HVC has big difficulty swings. Maybe get stats from difficulty24 only? Or program a switch for a user to choose from.
I can add other difficulties (3 and 7 days) as well.

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