Topic: [Cast XMR] high speed XMR/CryptoNight miner for RX Vega GPUs (2 KHash/s) - page 130. (Read 206388 times)

How and where can we use this command ?

cast_xmr --help

Once miner is running, how can I see stats such as active pool, averages, ...

Also I have a correct global hashrate but most of the lines are empty... Is this normal ??

[14:05:45] GPU3 | 63°C | Fan 2085 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:45] GPU4 | 64°C | Fan 2188 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:45] GPU5 | 62°C | Fan 1886 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:45] GPU0 | 63°C | Fan 1922 RPM | 835.8 H/s
[14:05:45] GPU1 | 63°C | Fan 1979 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:45] GPU2 | 64°C | Fan 2013 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:45] GPU3 | 63°C | Fan 2083 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:45] GPU4 | 63°C | Fan 2187 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:45] GPU5 | 62°C | Fan 1886 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU0 | 63°C | Fan 1923 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU1 | 64°C | Fan 1976 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU2 | 64°C | Fan 2014 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU3 | 63°C | Fan 2080 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU4 | 64°C | Fan 2188 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU5 | 62°C | Fan 1885 RPM | 843.5 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU0 | 62°C | Fan 1923 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU1 | 63°C | Fan 1976 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU2 | 63°C | Fan 2015 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU3 | 63°C | Fan 2081 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU4 | 63°C | Fan 2190 RPM | 862.8 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU5 | 61°C | Fan 1886 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU0 | 62°C | Fan 1923 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU1 | 63°C | Fan 1975 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU2 | 63°C | Fan 2016 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU3 | 63°C | Fan 2081 RPM | 831.6 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU4 | 63°C | Fan 2190 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:46] GPU5 | 61°C | Fan 1885 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:48] GPU0 | 62°C | Fan 1921 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:48] GPU1 | 64°C | Fan 1958 RPM | 763.0 H/s
[14:05:48] GPU2 | 64°C | Fan 2032 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:48] GPU3 | 63°C | Fan 2081 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:48] GPU4 | 64°C | Fan 2193 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:48] GPU5 | 61°C | Fan 1884 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU0 | 62°C | Fan 1919 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU1 | 63°C | Fan 1965 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU2 | 63°C | Fan 2030 RPM | 834.8 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU3 | 63°C | Fan 2086 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU4 | 63°C | Fan 2179 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU5 | 62°C | Fan 1880 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU0 | 62°C | Fan 1920 RPM | 836.4 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU1 | 63°C | Fan 1967 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU2 | 64°C | Fan 2029 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU3 | 63°C | Fan 2086 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU4 | 63°C | Fan 2179 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU5 | 62°C | Fan 1880 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU0 | 62°C | Fan 1921 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU1 | 63°C | Fan 1970 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU2 | 63°C | Fan 2027 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU3 | 63°C | Fan 2086 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU4 | 63°C | Fan 2179 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU5 | 61°C | Fan 1880 RPM | 834.5 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU0 | 62°C | Fan 1924 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU1 | 63°C | Fan 1969 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU2 | 63°C | Fan 2026 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU3 | 63°C | Fan 2086 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU4 | 63°C | Fan 2181 RPM | 847.7 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU5 | 61°C | Fan 1879 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU0 | 63°C | Fan 1922 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU1 | 62°C | Fan 1964 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU2 | 63°C | Fan 2026 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:50] GPU3 | 64°C | Fan 2087 RPM | 728.5 H/s
[14:05:51] GPU4 | 64°C | Fan 2180 RPM | 0.0 H/s
[14:05:51] GPU5 | 61°C | Fan 1879 RPM | 0.0 H/s

I have an RX 580 that generates 10% lower hashrate despite all GPU-Z readings being the same. Just a shit set of silicone.

What brands?  I have a PowerColor (1850 H/s) and it does 100 H/s less than my GigaByte and Sapphire (1950 H/s) on the same settings.

I'm running 4 Vega 56 with stock BIOS and was able to get 1950 h/s on 3 of them, but my 4th is only running at 1720 h/s. I am using block chain drivers, tried disabling and re-enabling everything and all of the cards are over clocked to the exact same settings. Anyone know of any reason why this might be happening?

hashrate is already shown in my entire post:

[Hash Rate Avg: 6365.5 H/s]
  852.8 H/s GPU0
  862.3 H/s GPU1
  877.1 H/s GPU2
  1923.9 H/s GPU3
  1849.4 H/s GPU4

First 3 GPUs are 580s and last two Vega56s.

Which settings do you mean?

At 4% overvolt it's about 208-212W per card. At 0.119 kWh pricing it's plenty profitable, about 1.02 XMR/month under current difficulty while the power cost is ~$18/month for the card itself. Given that 1XMR = ~$120 today, that's plenty of margin.

As for castXMR outdated jobs, I am running about 2.2% outdated jobs. Will have to compare this to xmr-stak-amd soon but it's far lower than what others are reporting here. I find the hashrate reported on supportXMR to be generally correct, adjusting for the fact that supportXMR's pooling/graphing doesn't really show perfectly with any miner that I've found. I get the right amount of shares, which is all that matters.

pls send your settings and hashrate

thanks

Yeah but how much of that are you giving to the power company? How many watts per card under those settings?


Cast does not work with x70 cards.

Of course, here we go:

cast_xmr-vega -G 0,1,2,3,4 -S pool.supportxmr.com:7777 -u 45gLm8HYupeW6f8LFL479GiZsQS8nXEj2ScaaJvB8gZQMJRG2bxEUZrCQsGPQzc4tHgu89tyoyBMr9Q fDK6xBnybPB4fTo7.1ce888860aab407 -p xxx -I 9

I can confirm. There's 4-5% old shares in my case too, on average. This totally destroys the supposed cast-xmr.
Not sure if the displayed hash rate is real or fake, but pool numbers don't lie.
Unfortunately, I cannot use stak because it's not stable for my overclock settings.

Try these; this gets me to 2000 h/s on my single Vega 56 card unmodded.

Core Frequency: -10%
Memory Clock: 965 MHz
Power Limit: +4
Fan: Maximum

Run using -I 9 switch on the command line as well to maximize intensity.

Nicehash is a different beast of a pool. Try mineXMR/supportXMR or the like if you want lower fees and to be paid in XMR, not BTC.

Massively increase the amount of virtual memory. I ran into this problem myself today with 3xRX580s.

Though virtual memory doesn't actually seem to be used, there's some check when mining begins to see if there's enough room. Not sure why. But it exists.

I have 5 rx 570 and 1 rx 580. I am running amd stak gpu without any error but Cast xmr gives me error.

"Error cl_device_not_found calling clGetDeviceIDs for number of devices"

This is my config file: "cast_xmr-vega -S pool_adress -u my_wallet -p x -G 0,1,2,3,4,5"

What should i do?

Finally got single MSI Vega 56 to run stable with xmr-cast-vega.  My key was getting the temp right <65 to stay stable and keep MEM < 950
Block chain drivers and reset driver prior to running.  Very stable.

Freq: -8%
Mem: 945
Power +10
Rate:  1980
Fan: ~3400 min
Temp: 64
Ave Search 45 secs, no errors

or

Freq -8%
Mem: 935
Power +0
Rate 1950
Fan: ~2500 min
Temp: 62

Not bad, both very stable, but I have not been able to get to the fabled 2000


Here's my question.  I mined 24 hrs with nicehash
Nicehash reports between 1.33 and 2.2 at any given time and is quite variable on their BTC profitability curve through the day.
anyone have good/bad NiceHash experience or can explain this phenomenon?

Or, suggest a more profitable pool to point to?

Thanks

Is your system still using RX Vega 64 drivers for your Vega 56 cards?  What does GPU-Z show for your Vega 56s?

I'm on stock BIOS Vega 56s and used the 800hbm regedit but I'm unable to increase mem speeds higher than 950mhz and unable to get past 1960h/s.  So I'm wondering if you're able to push higher than 950 because you may still have Vega 64 drivers installed.

thats an interesting project, good luck with that!  But maybe the dev can add the feature, its is still very useful to have.

I'm trying to design a dashboard/monitoring solution for my farm.  I absolutely require some way to get hash rates out of the rigs remotely at a minimum, fan speeds and temps would be a bonus.  Claymore has that but it does very poorly with CryptoNight on the Vegas.   My current plan is to fork XMR Stak AMD and add an API (only the CPU version apparently has an API currently).  I am going to see if I can make a Claymore-compatible API so that it would integrate into Awesome Miner.

I made an script to run devcon, overdriventool and finally cast xmr. I set the Task Scheduler to run this script at statup whether user is logged or not. When booting the pc and not login the script will run in background, without opening the cmd prompt.
This result in a consumption of around 1015W in a 6x Vega 64 rig.
If I run the script manually, so it shows the cmd prompt, the power consumption is  between 100 and 150W higher.
I don't understand why this happen. I would like to know if you can replicate this results.
Of course, the downside of this is that you cannot know the hashrate you are getting.
Devcon was not running properly.


So, an API to get your temps, fan speeds, hashrate and so on would be great. Even better if it's compatible with Awesome Miner.

I typically get 6-13% outdated shares no matter what pool I'm using.   My effective hash rate with XMR Stak seems to be much closer to what it should be, even if the reported hash rate is 5% lower than Cast.  Between that and the lack of an API with Cast I am going with XMR Stak for now.  I will reexamine Cast if and when it has an API for monitoring.

could you share the config file for that miner?