I really need some help here regarding my hashrate. I am not getting what is claimed with my 750 Tis
Cayars has very kindly proposed his help but was unable to this date to connect to my rig. Any other devs out here who would have time to help me out please?
Here is my issue. On whichever miner I use be it ccminer or nvminer I get lower hashrates than expected. For example on x11 I get ~2.300 Kh instead of the ~2.600Kh claimed. On dmd-gr I get ~7.000 Kh instead of the 7.800 Kh claimed. So one and so forth.
I am on Win 7 64x. Currently running nvMiner (v1.2U-D7b - 29-07-2014) with latest drivers 340.52. I had the same issue with previous beta drivers 340.43 and also previous miner versions, so it doesn't seem a driver related issue.
Thanks for any help.
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July 31, 2014, 03:40:24 AM
July 30, 2014, 11:41:58 PM
@djm34
Are you working on cryptonite/M7 miner at all? If so what are the prospects for release? It seems Wolf is probably working on something that won't be public. We have some interest in getting a GPU miner to be released, so if this is something you're planning on doing, or if I can help in some way let me know. I have opencl experience, not so much cuda.
Are you working on cryptonite/M7 miner at all? If so what are the prospects for release? It seems Wolf is probably working on something that won't be public. We have some interest in getting a GPU miner to be released, so if this is something you're planning on doing, or if I can help in some way let me know. I have opencl experience, not so much cuda.
July 30, 2014, 09:08:12 PM
Speaking of Christian, he hasn't posted since July 12th.
Anybody heard from him in any way?
Just hoping everything is OK with him.
Anybody heard from him in any way?
Just hoping everything is OK with him.
note quite okay, been sick for 2 weeks, but based on what I know it's not fatal. At least I've got that going for me. :-)
Christian i wish you the best and fast speedy recovery
Whatever you need you have this thread+people backing you
July 30, 2014, 07:54:38 PM
Speaking of Christian, he hasn't posted since July 12th.
Anybody heard from him in any way?
Just hoping everything is OK with him.
Anybody heard from him in any way?
Just hoping everything is OK with him.
note quite okay, been sick for 2 weeks, but based on what I know it's not fatal. At least I've got that going for me. :-)
Hey man, if you need anything or we can help out in any way just let us know. I'm sure we can come together to help out. Get well soon!
July 30, 2014, 07:34:48 PM
Another weird problem I am having.
I am trying to solo mine from Rig A to Rig C. I get the json_rpc_call failed error. Now I copy and paste the bat from Rig A to Rig B and then run it. Rig B solo mines to Rig C perfectly. No issue at all.
Is there a setting that might be on Rig B preventing the solo mining. I have my anti virus turned off to eliminate that as an issue.
I am trying to solo mine from Rig A to Rig C. I get the json_rpc_call failed error. Now I copy and paste the bat from Rig A to Rig B and then run it. Rig B solo mines to Rig C perfectly. No issue at all.
Is there a setting that might be on Rig B preventing the solo mining. I have my anti virus turned off to eliminate that as an issue.
Sorry to quote/bump myself but I think I got lost in The Iraqi Minister of Defense.
Or maybe no one had any ideas.
By the way how are the new drivers ? (Geforce experience propose them, but since I read a few bad things...)
Not the ones that was released this week but the prior ones. Don't remember the number but will check when I get home from work.
July 30, 2014, 07:17:39 PM
Another weird problem I am having.
I am trying to solo mine from Rig A to Rig C. I get the json_rpc_call failed error. Now I copy and paste the bat from Rig A to Rig B and then run it. Rig B solo mines to Rig C perfectly. No issue at all.
Is there a setting that might be on Rig B preventing the solo mining. I have my anti virus turned off to eliminate that as an issue.
I am trying to solo mine from Rig A to Rig C. I get the json_rpc_call failed error. Now I copy and paste the bat from Rig A to Rig B and then run it. Rig B solo mines to Rig C perfectly. No issue at all.
Is there a setting that might be on Rig B preventing the solo mining. I have my anti virus turned off to eliminate that as an issue.
Sorry to quote/bump myself but I think I got lost in The Iraqi Minister of Defense.
Or maybe no one had any ideas.
By the way how are the new drivers ? (Geforce experience propose them, but since I read a few bad things...)
July 30, 2014, 06:28:39 PM
Another weird problem I am having.
I am trying to solo mine from Rig A to Rig C. I get the json_rpc_call failed error. Now I copy and paste the bat from Rig A to Rig B and then run it. Rig B solo mines to Rig C perfectly. No issue at all.
Is there a setting that might be on Rig B preventing the solo mining. I have my anti virus turned off to eliminate that as an issue.
I am trying to solo mine from Rig A to Rig C. I get the json_rpc_call failed error. Now I copy and paste the bat from Rig A to Rig B and then run it. Rig B solo mines to Rig C perfectly. No issue at all.
Is there a setting that might be on Rig B preventing the solo mining. I have my anti virus turned off to eliminate that as an issue.
Sorry to quote/bump myself but I think I got lost in The Iraqi Minister of Defense.
Or maybe no one had any ideas.
July 30, 2014, 06:28:33 PM
Yea, that's telling us you have a corrupted driver install (99% sure of this).
You need to completely remove the nvidia drivers, reboot and check to make sure it comes up with standard windows VGA drivers.
Then re install 340.52 drivers.
You should then be good to go.
PS if you have any anti-virus on trojan detection type software disable it when removing and installing drivers.
Leave turned off until after getting the miner to work.
You need to completely remove the nvidia drivers, reboot and check to make sure it comes up with standard windows VGA drivers.
Then re install 340.52 drivers.
You should then be good to go.
PS if you have any anti-virus on trojan detection type software disable it when removing and installing drivers.
Leave turned off until after getting the miner to work.
i didnt think about that, good idea. ill give it a try tomorrow
the antivirus that is. thanks July 30, 2014, 06:24:30 PM
Yea, that's telling us you have a corrupted driver install (99% sure of this).
You need to completely remove the nvidia drivers, reboot and check to make sure it comes up with standard windows VGA drivers.
Then re install 340.52 drivers.
You should then be good to go.
You need to completely remove the nvidia drivers, reboot and check to make sure it comes up with standard windows VGA drivers.
Then re install 340.52 drivers.
You should then be good to go.
did that
July 30, 2014, 06:23:24 PM
Yea, that's telling us you have a corrupted driver install (99% sure of this).
You need to completely remove the nvidia drivers, reboot and check to make sure it comes up with standard windows VGA drivers.
Then re install 340.52 drivers.
You should then be good to go.
PS if you have any anti-virus on trojan detection type software disable it when removing and installing drivers.
Leave turned off until after getting the miner to work.
You need to completely remove the nvidia drivers, reboot and check to make sure it comes up with standard windows VGA drivers.
Then re install 340.52 drivers.
You should then be good to go.
PS if you have any anti-virus on trojan detection type software disable it when removing and installing drivers.
Leave turned off until after getting the miner to work.
July 30, 2014, 06:14:28 PM
Can you give us the screen capture after manually running it? We want to see what the miner looks like when it doesn't run.
Can you also download GPU-Z, run this and give us a screen shot of it?
Can you also download GPU-Z, run this and give us a screen shot of it?
yes i have everything like gpu-z ect but the file when i try to run it, it just open and closes in a split second.
EDIT:also the driver 340.43 doesn't work on my computer
its the same with this driver as far as the older bat files
July 30, 2014, 06:12:21 PM
try without the loop...
I meant:
nvMiner etc...
dir
pause
I meant:
nvMiner etc...
dir
pause
ok got it to open
Lets try this old school style
1) open dos/cmd box
2) manually type in cd "C:\blabla\something" but of course switch to the proper directory
3) manually type the following
nvMiner.exe -a luffa -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5112 -u razorsedge.doom1 -p x
no -d at the end
What happens? If problem screen shot please.
Carlo
PS this assumes "razorsedge" is a valid account on suprnove.cc for doom and there is a worker setup with the name "doom1"
[/quote]
currently on the screen we see the message concerning the use of the wrong driver, the rest seems ok to me...
July 30, 2014, 05:59:03 PM
i can and was mining with that file but with the new drivers.
EDIT: the other bat files dont work with the new drivers
nvminer D7b works with driver version 340.52. Probably not with older versions since it's CUDA 6.5EDIT: the other bat files dont work with the new drivers
Everything that worked with the old drivers should work with the new driver too.
I don't see why it shouldn't.
July 30, 2014, 05:52:47 PM
Sorry for little ot,
but which card is better?
I would like to hear your opinions, before buy.
ASUS GTX750TI-OC-2GD5 or MSI N750Ti TF 2GD5/OC Gaming ?
Or which type exactly have best hashrate?
And other question is it possible to run 6 cards on win7?
If there is some thread related to this topic (750ti mining setup),
can you post a link?
Thank you.
but which card is better?
I would like to hear your opinions, before buy.
ASUS GTX750TI-OC-2GD5 or MSI N750Ti TF 2GD5/OC Gaming ?
Or which type exactly have best hashrate?
And other question is it possible to run 6 cards on win7?
If there is some thread related to this topic (750ti mining setup),
can you post a link?
Thank you.
I have MSI cards with samsung ram chips and they are working fine with pretty decent OC. For Asus quite a few reports of poor memory overclocks.
More details you have on this link:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1468166/gtx-750-ti-mining
July 30, 2014, 05:24:04 PM
Can you give us the screen capture after manually running it? We want to see what the miner looks like when it doesn't run.
Can you also download GPU-Z, run this and give us a screen shot of it?
Can you also download GPU-Z, run this and give us a screen shot of it?
July 30, 2014, 04:52:57 PM
try without the loop...
I meant:
nvMiner etc...
dir
pause
I meant:
nvMiner etc...
dir
pause
ok got it to open
Lets try this old school style
1) open dos/cmd box
2) manually type in cd "C:\blabla\something" but of course switch to the proper directory
3) manually type the following
nvMiner.exe -a luffa -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5112 -u razorsedge.doom1 -p x
no -d at the end
What happens? If problem screen shot please.
Carlo
PS this assumes "razorsedge" is a valid account on suprnove.cc for doom and there is a worker setup with the name "doom1"
[/quote]
try that bat file see what you get
July 30, 2014, 04:48:24 PM
try without the loop...
I meant:
nvMiner etc...
dir
pause
I meant:
nvMiner etc...
dir
pause
ok got it to open
Lets try this old school style
1) open dos/cmd box
2) manually type in cd "C:\blabla\something" but of course switch to the proper directory
3) manually type the following
nvMiner.exe -a luffa -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5112 -u razorsedge.doom1 -p x
no -d at the end
What happens? If problem screen shot please.
Carlo
PS this assumes "razorsedge" is a valid account on suprnove.cc for doom and there is a worker setup with the name "doom1"
[/quote]
i can and was mining with that file but with the new drivers.
EDIT: the other bat files dont work with the new drivers
July 30, 2014, 04:44:24 PM
i can drag and drop in windows 8 and its not recognize
July 30, 2014, 04:39:19 PM
Take a look at this:
#define MULT2(a,j)\
tmp = a[7+(8*j)];\
a[7+(8*j)] = a[6+(8*j)];\
a[6+(8*j)] = a[5+(8*j)];\
a[5+(8*j)] = a[4+(8*j)];\
a[4+(8*j)] = a[3+(8*j)] ^ tmp;\ (work is done)
a[3+(8*j)] = a[2+(8*j)] ^ tmp;\ (work is done)
a[2+(8*j)] = a[1+(8*j)];\
a[1+(8*j)] = a[0+(8*j)] ^ tmp;\ (work is done)
a[0+(8*j)] = tmp;
3 out of 9 lines of code is doing work.
The luffa implementation is moving 32bit words around in the cache. Instead of moving the memory, scramble the memory.
Create an index with a modulo for every write. Rewrite the loop to use 64bit registers .
The modulo can be created with an andmask. since the border of each block is on 2^n boundaries.
3-4 times the speed.
why not testing your suggestion ? It is only one algo to change. #define MULT2(a,j)\
tmp = a[7+(8*j)];\
a[7+(8*j)] = a[6+(8*j)];\
a[6+(8*j)] = a[5+(8*j)];\
a[5+(8*j)] = a[4+(8*j)];\
a[4+(8*j)] = a[3+(8*j)] ^ tmp;\ (work is done)
a[3+(8*j)] = a[2+(8*j)] ^ tmp;\ (work is done)
a[2+(8*j)] = a[1+(8*j)];\
a[1+(8*j)] = a[0+(8*j)] ^ tmp;\ (work is done)
a[0+(8*j)] = tmp;
3 out of 9 lines of code is doing work.
The luffa implementation is moving 32bit words around in the cache. Instead of moving the memory, scramble the memory.
Create an index with a modulo for every write. Rewrite the loop to use 64bit registers .
The modulo can be created with an andmask. since the border of each block is on 2^n boundaries.
3-4 times the speed.
There is a difference between those who compile algorithms and those who invent them.
I'm pretty sure English isn't his first language.
actually, anything can work, we you see a 40% perf difference between loop with a break instruction and one without
(random suggestion might work as well... I don't say _sp suggestion to translate all the program in uint64 would'nt work...)
Dump the SASS and find out why.
Not to keep this going but I think djm34 was simply saying it would be nice to have the "ideas" put down in code and actually tested. Because often times what you think will happen doesn't. You can think you will save 50% with a change to a routine only to find out it costs you an extra 10% in time to execute because the compile had already optimized it for you or you added memory access times, etc, etc, etc.
OR sometime one part of a routine can be sped up but then later in the code the changes needed to access "said routine" will require different access and will slow down.
So it's always better to test out the ideas whenever possible.
I think that was all he was getting at.
Carlo
July 30, 2014, 04:32:47 PM
try without the loop...
I meant:
nvMiner etc...
dir
pause
I meant:
nvMiner etc...
dir
pause
ok got it to open
[/quote]
Lets try this old school style
1) open dos/cmd box
2) manually type in cd "C:\blabla\something" but of course switch to the proper directory
3) manually type the following
nvMiner.exe -a luffa -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5112 -u razorsedge.doom1 -p x
no -d at the end
What happens? If problem screen shot please.
Carlo
PS this assumes "razorsedge" is a valid account on suprnove.cc for doom and there is a worker setup with the name "doom1"
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