Topic: [ANN] [PASC] PascalCoin, true deletable blockchain - V3 Hardfork on block 210000 - page 358. (Read 990744 times)

I fixed my crashing by changing the properties of the clminer to windows 7 and run as admin. 290 noce so far and not a single block lol.

Same here. (Ive checked 16.9.1 and 16.10.2 full install/drv only) got constant crashes on 370 and 470. The rig I'm testing has few of them - all behave the same way... succeeded to get 1 block somehow, but it crashes every few minutes.
I strongly suspect it have something to do with the system... mine is Win10, AMD, ASRock FM2A88X PRO+ (not willing at this point to play with more stable rigs, working on ROI )

EDIT: I have tried single stock 370 (extremely stable card otherwise) with no OC - it's all the same - crashes in a few moments, sometimes submits something, mo.... it also NEVER gave me a proper hashrate(like during benchmarking) sometimes there's none, sometimes it's way off -


P.S. Don't mind me f*kng with it, I've tried in 'sterile' environment as well

after my dll problem is fixed and the miner started i had a crash in two of my 280x rigs, i just reduced the core clock to 1100 and 1110...no crashes since then, running for hours now...all are stable even the 4x 390 rig and the mixed 290x, 2x rx 480 and r9 390 rig

drivers are 15.7.1 and 16.8.1

like Vorksholk i'm on windows 7 64bit ultimate.

bios are stock, settings and intensity are default.

...the only problem i had was my desktop pc with my amd fury card not mining due to "The batch file cannot be found." in the proxy, i removed the fury card and mixed it with the 280x's rig and run pretty stable there.

Hi Vorksholk!!!
Please can you give me some help to deal with this error ? "failed to start kernel -54"
seen it when i put pause in the bat file.

config : windows 10 build 1607 / GTX 750 / core i5-4460 3.20Ghz / 8Go Ram

Thank you

No idea then. I had crashing issues also. It mined for a few seconds and then crashed and I just switched to another GPU. Didn't want to flash back to stock bios.

It is with the stock BIOS...

Flash your RX back to stock bios. Your hacked bios memory straps are probably messing this up.

i just did that..

from readme..

6 * 480 rig tested on win 8.1 x64.
There is no other display connected ,AMD platform 0 only.
Tested with 3 different drivers ( 16.9.2; 16.10.2; 16.7.4).
Tested with many values of Intensity 4,8,10,13,15,18,20,21,22,23,24,25
Results are the same - miner crashes by the time it gets a nonce.
When you increase the intensity above 23 , it could not submit a nonce
Ive tried to underclock also - same crash..

Am I missing something to try ?

EDIT: The NV 1070 rig is working pretty well with Miner 1.03...

Quick note for anyone wondering about my config that I tested this miner on:
Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
Latest AMD Driver (Crimson 16.10)
GTX 1080 and RX 480 installed (1080 attached to display, RX 480 not connected to display, platform 1)


Does it give any kind of an error, or just crash?


If you're seeing duplicated nonces, try decreasing intensity and/or cyclesize.


Good catch--unfortunately probably can't fix for the next few days, since I'm traveling. If anyone else has Visual Studio or similar set up to compile AMD OpenCL host code (aka AMD app sdk installed, IDE configured), they could follow the instructions in the readme to make the benchmark version. Additionally, anyone can open the .cl file and change the single F in the targetY = 0xF0000000 line, which will make shares go 16x faster. Then mine with the normal miner, and divide the output number by 16 to get actual hashrate (but shares will be fast enough to work for benchmarking purposes, just not as nice).

That's really weird--I developed and tested the miner only on an RX 480 system. Maybe those GPUs had better instruction sets for mining, or the compilers from OpenCL to device kernels were better optimized for mining on older devices where SHA-256 mining was more relevant and AMD developers wanted to get more of an edge for their cards to increase sales?

Crimson 16.10, does it give any kind of error or just crash? Did you make sure your device and platform arguments were correct?


Huh, what hash rate are you getting at intensity 9 on that card?


Yeah, the miner name you set in the Pascal Wallet needs to be 8 characters, it's not the name of the miner .exe file itself.

Attacking... or just mining a ton for their own benefit. Probably just someone with a large AMD farm who wants some Pascal

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For anyone interested, the current difficulty (2Cxxxxxx) implies a network hashrate of ~58 GH/s, and the current blockrate at this difficulty implies a hashrate of ~100 GH/s. That's about 512x the speed of a few weeks ago.

I can only assume someone is attacking us again with huge hashing power. 4X increase in less than 3 hours. I put 6,000 MHs on mining and haven't gotten a block in 3 hours...

I'm out as well, pending an exchange add and a pool.

I succeeded in what I wanted to do though, learn how it all worked and earn a few thousand coins in the process. Hopefully this coin has some actual value some day and it will make it worth it.

I may dedicate 1 GPU on this for the time being but I'm still deciding.

Great job on the miner Vorksholk!

2x R9 390s mining for about 8 hours now without an issue here, not sure why everyone is getting crashes but the system I used is on Windows 7 and I'm using 16.7.3

Thanks, Vorksholk!

My R9290X (Hawaii) crashed quickly for all intensities from 23 down to 10. It seems to be stable at intensity 4, running cool at over 80% GPU usage.

I'll start working intensity back upwards again Real Soon Now to find a sweet spot.

Edit: Update - intensity 9 looks stable, whereas 10 was not in an earlier test. I'll do more careful checking as time permits, but for now the sweet spot for this rig seems to be i9.

Edit: Update - I now think I was getting artifacts from another miner that had not completely shut down and which caused the crashes at higher intensities. I'm retesting everything.

Website? Slack? Something?

My 370s didn't crash but my 7850 crashed.

Best cards were the 7970/280x, my R9 290 wasn't that much faster and no matter what I changed, I or C, it still hashed the same.

Ok im out. Started mining when diff was 20GH/s and had 40% of the entire network hashrate and now at 100GH/s, not worth it without an exchange at least.

Told ya it'd be 4-5x within a day. LOL.
Might be much higher too. 

Goodbye Nvidia mining, hashrate going to the roof.

R7-370's crashing without errors.

Looks like I can get 4 GPU's working per rig. After than the miner just crashes on the 5 and 6th ones.

do you mean to rename miner