Topic: [ANN] TeamRedMiner v0.10.10 - Ironfish/Kaspa/ZIL/Kawpow/Etchash and More - page 11. (Read 211969 times)

Such a feature isnt there at the moment, but check if these commands help in your case to protect GPUs

To the Teamredminer development team:

Is it possible to put in the Power throttle limit control to slow down the mining itself in order to protect GPU does not over temp under GPU temp/ Junction temp/ Vram temp , pls consider

On the Autolykos protocol, when mining an ERGO coin (pool woolypooly), the miner constantly writes about duplicate work, is this not good?
a lot of expired shares and as a result of rejections

are you guys planning to make Nvidia miner? and maybe call it TeamGreenMiner.

As far as I know, you cant control voltage and clocks,.. I do it throug OverdriveNTool program.

Hello guys i hope you are all doing good

one question:

for ravencoin mining on windows 10, amd rx 570 4gb, what is the best way to control fans, voltages and clocks?

can i do it from the miner (like eth mining on phoenix or old claymore, where i can control temps, fans, etc via a command)

thanks

Not sure if this is the right place to ask but I have a doubt.
I was mounting a new rig. Initially it used just a rx 570 8gb: worked fine. Then I added a rx 480 8gb through one of those pci express usb adapters that turn x1 slots into x16 ones.
At first both gpus stopped working altogether, windows was giving code 43 (even when i plugged them individually). Did some trouble shooting and found the issue was probably windows installing conflicting drivers; reverted both of these card's bios to the original one then did a DDU and they started working fine again.

However, now when plugging on the same rig again (one on the x16 slot and the other on the x1 slot through an adapter) the one plugged through the adapter is extremely unstable. MSI afterburner shows its values oscilating like crazy at idle, the pc keeps freezing slightly every 5 seconds and the fans also stop spinning randomly. Impossible to use it like this.

Both cards are on their original bios, haven't flashed back to the modded yet since I wanted to test first. And from my estimations the psu should be enough: It's a 550 corsair and hwinfo64 tells me these cards only draw 100w each while at heavy load. At the very least the psu should be enough to keep stable in idle.
Plus, the fact only the card on the pci express adapter is causing problems tells me the problem is the adapter itself.
 
Anyone know what could be it? Or anyone with experience using those adapters suffered something similar? It's that one with blue slot and blue USB cable.
Would appreciate any help.

I'm having an issue were TRM just exits :


Command line is:
teamredminer.exe --enable_compute -a ethash -o stratum+tcp://eu1.ethermine.org:4444 -u 0xYYYYYY.TR -p x
6900 XT card
Windows 10

It occasionally gets a bit further than this (DAG sometimes gets to 100%), but but then exits.

Any ideas?

Hiveos, 20.40, 8x Radeon Vii, v0.8.2.1

What OS, Driver, GPU and TRM Version

[2021-05-13 19:21:06] GPU 0 Gpu monitor stats refresh timed out, no data available.
[2021-05-13 19:21:06] GPU 1 Gpu monitor stats refresh timed out, no data available.
[2021-05-13 19:21:06] GPU 2 Gpu monitor stats refresh timed out, no data available.
[2021-05-13 19:21:06] GPU 3 Gpu monitor stats refresh timed out, no data available.
[2021-05-13 19:21:06] GPU 4 Gpu monitor stats refresh timed out, no data available.
[2021-05-13 19:21:06] GPU 0 Gpu monitor stats refresh timed out, no data available.

Please help..

Newest drivers work fine.

Getting this error: Failed to list OpenCL platforms.

Jumping back on the crypto mining bandwagon, it's been a while and I used windows previously, now using Ubuntu 20.04.

I could use some help, I should have everything but trying to figure out what driver I should be running on currently as most guides are out-of-date.

I have the Radeon RX 5700 XT

Which driver should I be using? Link if possible? Thanks guys!

RX570 4GB - Turtlecoin Hashrate with TRM - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3l0EnPubKk

I now have several Radeon VII doing 98Mhs in Windows, I'm just using the strap 2 option in the driver. Distance between the cards is important as well as fan speed.

it is better to look not at the displayed hashrate by the program, but the number of found shares for a certain period of time, usually TRM looks better

Hi, I'm using TRM to mine ETH using my Hynix Vega 56 and I'm getting 50.5 MH/s @ 130 W, which is about 10% better than PhoenixMiner 5.5c. Great! However, my RX 480 8GB only gets around 29 MH/s with TRM, whereas it gets 30.2 MH/s @ 61 W using PhoenixMiner. Is it normal for TRM to not be faster than PhoenixMiner for Polaris?

The RX 480 has optimised voltages and clocks, only VRAM tweak is REF=27.

Hawaii support on TRM would be awesome if that's possible. I'm using HiveOs exclusively on my r9 390(x) rigs getting ~26MH/s @ 115-124W across all 8 gpus.
As far as I know we are lead to believe that it is AMD's fault 390/290 gpus can't get full hashrate on windows because compute mode is not supported for Hawaii/Grenada chips in the amd windows drivers.

Now, let me clarify, I'm not a programmer nor do I know how to write a miner software, but I'm here long enough that I witnessed times when you could get full hashrates ~30Mh/s stock with 390/290 on claymore's miner  out of the box...back in the days...