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Quote from: cbuchner1 on March 03, 2014, 07:38:48 PM

Quote from: ManIkWeet on March 03, 2014, 04:40:35 PM

Quote from: sub-80 on March 03, 2014, 04:35:05 PM

I added a second gt 780 to my pc now the temp is 82c while the fans are at 100% anyway to lower gpu usage? how many had there fans damaged due to long periods of there fans running at 100%
i downclock my gpu to 1020 core but still above 80c

You should worry about getting cool air into your rig, not lowering the GPU cores

this is how I do it. Fan blows, PSU sucks. Wink

Current GPU temps are 88-90 deg C mining AuroraCoin @1840 kHash/s
Room is at 29 deg C (Sauna?)

My pc is an enclosed thermaltake mk1 chaser case with one thermaltake 200m fan blowng sair in from the front and one nzxt 200m fan at the side blowing air in. One thermaltake 180mm fan blowing air out, at the top 2 thermaltake water extreme 3.0 120m fans blowing air throught raidator to out of the case also one thermaltake 200m blowing out and one aerocool 200m fan at top the case blowing air out.

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Quote from: debido666 on March 03, 2014, 11:35:47 PM

Quote from: cbuchner1 on March 03, 2014, 07:44:41 PM

Quote from: SavellM on March 03, 2014, 05:31:53 PM

Hey Christian.

Quick question, can I use Cudaminer on something like [Suspicious link removed]?

Do I just set it up like normal and bobs your uncle?

well your posting isn't really clear when your URL gets replaced by [Suspicious link removed].

And what on earth does the second sentence mean? My uncle has no boobs Wink

Christian

"...and bobs your uncle?" = "...and I'm good to go?" It's a North-West coast American/Canadian thing?

Also, don't think ambient case temp and direct from three video cards heat are the the same thing. Don't pop a cap.

Think it's a Brit thing. Definitely not American :-)

Like the sound of it though...

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Quote from: cbuchner1 on March 03, 2014, 07:44:41 PM

Quote from: SavellM on March 03, 2014, 05:31:53 PM

Hey Christian.

Quick question, can I use Cudaminer on something like [Suspicious link removed]?

Do I just set it up like normal and bobs your uncle?

well your posting isn't really clear when your URL gets replaced by [Suspicious link removed].

And what on earth does the second sentence mean? My uncle has no boobs Wink

Christian

"...and bobs your uncle?" = "...and I'm good to go?" It's a North-West coast American/Canadian thing?

Also, don't think ambient case temp and direct from three video cards heat are the the same thing. Don't pop a cap.

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Quote from: frontier204 on March 03, 2014, 07:12:52 PM

Quote from: rahrahrah on March 03, 2014, 06:33:39 PM

Quote from: rahrahrah on March 03, 2014, 10:52:47 AM

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2014-03-03 15:45:15] GPU #0: cudaError 30 (unknown error) calling 'cudaStreamQu
ery(context_streams[stream][thr_id])' (D:/Christian/Documents/Visual Studio 2010
/Projects/CudaMiner/salsa_kernel.cu line 958)

[2014-03-03 15:45:15] GPU #0: cudaError 30 (unknown error) calling 'cudaStreamWa
itEvent(context_streams[stream][thr_id], context_serialize[(stream+1)&1][thr_id]
, 0)' (D:/Christian/Documents/Visual Studio 2010/Projects/CudaMiner/salsa_kernel
.cu line 946)

[2014-03-03 15:45:15] GPU #0: cudaError 30 (unknown error) calling 'cudaMemcpyAs
ync(hash, context_hash[stream][thr_id], mem_size, cudaMemcpyDeviceToHost, contex
t_streams[stream][thr_id])' (D:/Christian/Documents/Visual Studio 2010/Projects/
CudaMiner/sha256.cu line 446)

When Cudaminer does this, attempting to mine afterwards results in a very very low hashrate (usually ~27KH/s on Scrypt). Is there anyway to resolve this without having to reboot the computer?

Any ideas?

Check you clock speeds after CudaMiner errors out. When I get errors out of CudaMiner, my GPU goes to "2D" clocks and gets locked there. Another way to get out of that mess is to launch Device Manager and then disable and re-enable the offending GPU.

Yeah I keep getting that cudaError 30 as well. Seems to be kind of random since I was able to mine for like 12hrs straight earlier. I was just trying 32bit miner on someone else's suggestion and it's definitely a bit faster, but the errors still happen. I haven't confirmed it yet but I seem to get them faster if my mem clocks are over +400, which is pretty weak on my evga ftw 750's. I've got to restart and play with my bios settings some more I guess. Not sure what else to try.

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Hey, just started mining Vertcoin on a new GTX780. It seems to work okay but the following error pops up every minute or so:

Code:

[] GPU #0: GeForce GTX 780 result does not validate on CPU (i=, s=1)!

This is with launch config T12x20, determined by auto-tune. What does this message mean, exactly? Does it indicate a hardware problem?

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Hey guys, I'm running five 780's for mining scrypt, and only the launch config mentioned in the pic worked as I copied it from another guy. So we're talking 420kh/s by each, all OC'ed, where I know it should atleast be 550-600 kh/s.

Does anyone have any better launch config for the new Cuda miners?

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their liquid mineral oil cooled, the same stuff they use to cool transformers
much higher end then a watercooler, and it cools everything. gpu, hdd's, psu, cpu
no fans, no radiator. the entire thing is metal so it is a giant passive radiator

you just change the socket parts for what you want and they work. thats cross gen cpus
and the psu is the reservoir and pump together, just plug in a module, the pci configures itself, sends power, sends cooling.

!00% plug and play
want to switch your gpu? unplug the old and plug in the new :-)

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Quote from: bigjme on March 03, 2014, 08:35:04 PM

the one i posted should be good for atleast 4 gtx 780's running maxed out 24/7 :-)
it is expensive but even if you have to pay an extra £70 per gpu for a waterblock, the entire investment wouldn't be much more then the cost of the loss of a single gpu due to overheating

this system is what we want for gpu mining
http://www.razerzone.com/christine

forget pci bandwidths and risers. heat? what heat? ;-)
when that system comes out i will buy one, price is no issue!

how do they cool the gpus ? because right know I picture them melting in their little boxes...
But yes it looks pretty nice

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for MinCoin i got 520k/s with one GTX780 ,is that ok?

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the one i posted should be good for atleast 4 gtx 780's running maxed out 24/7 :-)
it is expensive but even if you have to pay an extra £70 per gpu for a waterblock, the entire investment wouldn't be much more then the cost of the loss of a single gpu due to overheating

this system is what we want for gpu mining
http://www.razerzone.com/christine

forget pci bandwidths and risers. heat? what heat? ;-)
when that system comes out i will buy one, price is no issue!

djm34

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Regarding watercooling there is also the arctic cooler accelero hybrid which is less expensive (but take 3 slots and is currently sold out the reason I went for the usb riser...).

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Quote from: cbuchner1 on March 03, 2014, 07:56:51 PM

the VGA connector end of the GPUs is HOT - like melting candle wax hot (I've tried). The front end is a bit cooler.

watercool, all i can say :p
42'C maximum temps

huge investment but if you have it, go wild
Just as a saying, £200's worth of radiators, throw in some tube, cheap fittings, pump, all less then £300
only issue is gpu blocks

but still a good investment if space is an issue, especially with an open rig

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Quote from: ivanlabrie on March 03, 2014, 07:47:54 PM

lol, yeah, that was confusing...and nice rig Christian.

Don't you cook your psu like that? As for the cards, did you try placing the psu on the other end of the gpus?

the PSU should be actually designed to take in very warm air from inside a computer case.

the VGA connector end of the GPUs is HOT - like melting candle wax hot (I've tried). The front end is a bit cooler.

Christian

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lol, yeah, that was confusing...and nice rig Christian.

Don't you cook your psu like that?

As for the cards, did you try placing the psu on the other end of the gpus?

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Quote from: SavellM on March 03, 2014, 05:31:53 PM

Hey Christian.

Quick question, can I use Cudaminer on something like [Suspicious link removed]?

Do I just set it up like normal and bobs your uncle?

well your posting isn't really clear when your URL gets replaced by [Suspicious link removed].

And what on earth does the second sentence mean? My uncle has no boobs Wink

Christian

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Quote from: ManIkWeet on March 03, 2014, 04:40:35 PM

Quote from: sub-80 on March 03, 2014, 04:35:05 PM

I added a second gt 780 to my pc now the temp is 82c while the fans are at 100% anyway to lower gpu usage? how many had there fans damaged due to long periods of there fans running at 100%
i downclock my gpu to 1020 core but still above 80c

You should worry about getting cool air into your rig, not lowering the GPU cores

this is how I do it. Fan blows, PSU sucks. Wink

Current GPU temps are 88-90 deg C mining AuroraCoin @1840 kHash/s
Room is at 29 deg C (Sauna?)

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Quote from: roy7 on March 03, 2014, 06:34:20 PM

Quote from: cbuchner1 on March 03, 2014, 06:27:00 PM

Quote from: roy7 on March 03, 2014, 06:14:32 PM

Would a 2gb 750 mine faster than a 1gb 750?

RAM is only a bottleneck at higher N-factors. For Yacoin that is a definitive Yes.

Christian

How about vertcoin? It has an N factor of 11 (2048) I believe for couple more years.

Not memory limited yet, except on old (weak) GPUs with maybe 256 MB of video RAM. When you get in the range of 1MB per hash needed, you can start worrying about memory on modern GPUs with >= 1 GB of memory.

VertCoin is at 256kb per hash.

Christian

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Quote from: rahrahrah on March 03, 2014, 06:33:39 PM

Quote from: rahrahrah on March 03, 2014, 10:52:47 AM

Quote

2014-03-03 15:45:15] GPU #0: cudaError 30 (unknown error) calling 'cudaStreamQu
ery(context_streams[stream][thr_id])' (D:/Christian/Documents/Visual Studio 2010
/Projects/CudaMiner/salsa_kernel.cu line 958)

[2014-03-03 15:45:15] GPU #0: cudaError 30 (unknown error) calling 'cudaStreamWa
itEvent(context_streams[stream][thr_id], context_serialize[(stream+1)&1][thr_id]
, 0)' (D:/Christian/Documents/Visual Studio 2010/Projects/CudaMiner/salsa_kernel
.cu line 946)

[2014-03-03 15:45:15] GPU #0: cudaError 30 (unknown error) calling 'cudaMemcpyAs
ync(hash, context_hash[stream][thr_id], mem_size, cudaMemcpyDeviceToHost, contex
t_streams[stream][thr_id])' (D:/Christian/Documents/Visual Studio 2010/Projects/
CudaMiner/sha256.cu line 446)

When Cudaminer does this, attempting to mine afterwards results in a very very low hashrate (usually ~27KH/s on Scrypt). Is there anyway to resolve this without having to reboot the computer?

Any ideas?

Check you clock speeds after CudaMiner errors out. When I get errors out of CudaMiner, my GPU goes to "2D" clocks and gets locked there. Another way to get out of that mess is to launch Device Manager and then disable and re-enable the offending GPU.

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Quote from: cbuchner1 on March 03, 2014, 06:27:00 PM

Quote from: roy7 on March 03, 2014, 06:14:32 PM

Would a 2gb 750 mine faster than a 1gb 750?

RAM is only a bottleneck at higher N-factors. For Yacoin that is a definitive Yes.

Christian

How about vertcoin? It has an N factor of 11 (2048) I believe for couple more years.

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Quote from: rahrahrah on March 03, 2014, 10:52:47 AM

Quote

2014-03-03 15:45:15] GPU #0: cudaError 30 (unknown error) calling 'cudaStreamQu
ery(context_streams[stream][thr_id])' (D:/Christian/Documents/Visual Studio 2010
/Projects/CudaMiner/salsa_kernel.cu line 958)

[2014-03-03 15:45:15] GPU #0: cudaError 30 (unknown error) calling 'cudaStreamWa
itEvent(context_streams[stream][thr_id], context_serialize[(stream+1)&1][thr_id]
, 0)' (D:/Christian/Documents/Visual Studio 2010/Projects/CudaMiner/salsa_kernel
.cu line 946)

[2014-03-03 15:45:15] GPU #0: cudaError 30 (unknown error) calling 'cudaMemcpyAs
ync(hash, context_hash[stream][thr_id], mem_size, cudaMemcpyDeviceToHost, contex
t_streams[stream][thr_id])' (D:/Christian/Documents/Visual Studio 2010/Projects/
CudaMiner/sha256.cu line 446)

When Cudaminer does this, attempting to mine afterwards results in a very very low hashrate (usually ~27KH/s on Scrypt). Is there anyway to resolve this without having to reboot the computer?

Any ideas?

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