[Cast XMR] high speed XMR/CryptoNight miner for RX Vega GPUs (2 KHash/s) - page 152.

grimjaw99

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Quote from: Puff Pastry Hangman on October 17, 2017, 06:03:28 AM

I think I'm making a rookie error but it won't work for me, SOCKET ERROR: NO LOGIN/PASSWORD SPECIFIED

Is there some guide for how to set up the configuration? I can't work it out from the defaults.

Does your pool require a password? Otherwise all you need is your wallet id..

Got this up and working... and yeah having a 2nd instance will knock about 200 h/s off the 1st instance... but oh well
I'm running 1600 h/s and 1800 h/s from 2 VEGA 56... still nice though.

Puff Pastry Hangman

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I think I'm making a rookie error but it won't work for me, SOCKET ERROR: NO LOGIN/PASSWORD SPECIFIED

Is there some guide for how to set up the configuration? I can't work it out from the defaults.

KL0nLutiy1

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@glph3k, when will be linux version available?

VaynardW

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Quote from: ordimans on October 16, 2017, 07:46:33 AM

Quote from: VaynardW on October 16, 2017, 01:46:16 AM

You're right, the shares are rejected with reason block expired, it's good to know, thank ypu

Just for my curiosity, what pool people use to mine with it ?

I'm using Nanopool without SSL, 1% fee

ronnieb

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Not sure what I'm doing wrong here,

Windows 10 64 bit
16gb ram DDR3
SSD virtual memory to 60gb
latest blockchain drivers, uninstall and reinstalled 3 times with DDU
1 single vega 56...

Seems to keep rejecting every share on any xmr pool...

https://i.imgur.com/P0d0Okg.jpg

ordimans

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Quote from: VaynardW on October 16, 2017, 01:46:16 AM

You're right, the shares are rejected with reason block expired, it's good to know, thank ypu

Just for my curiosity, what pool people use to mine with it ?

VaynardW

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You're right, the shares are rejected with reason block expired, it's good to know, thank ypu

glph3k

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Quote from: VaynardW on October 15, 2017, 11:50:32 PM

I'm experiencing high rejected shares with your miner, currently on 12 rejected shares with 167 accepted, is that common or maybe you have any insight?
My setting is a low noise one with -40% Powlim, -100 mV through recent afterburner update, and 800Mhz Mcloclk with 1584 H/s avg and 1700 peak,

Are the rejected shortly (1-2 seconds) after a new job was received? Something like this:

[08:11:00] New job received. Avg Job Time: 15.7 sec [08:11:00] Difficulty changed. Now: 40000. [08:11:01] Found Nonce, submitting... [08:11:01] !Rejected, Nonce Invalid!

Then the reason is that there is already a new job and the calculated nonce are from the previous job.
A roundtrip takes 1-2 seconds in the GPU, an improvement would be to faster cancel the current job and throw the old results away. Currently it tries to submit them. Will try to fix in the next update.

RfBTC

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Hi, guys, Cast XMR max work with 4 Vega's ? there are limitations ? thanks

VaynardW

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I'm experiencing high rejected shares with your miner, currently on 12 rejected shares with 167 accepted, is that common or maybe you have any insight?
My setting is a low noise one with -40% Powlim, -100 mV through recent afterburner update, and 800Mhz Mcloclk with 1584 H/s avg and 1700 peak,

jasonyslai

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Hi, so is the new amd driver can be worked for more than 8 amd gpu in windows?

ordimans

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Quote from: ordimans on October 15, 2017, 09:50:55 AM

Quote from: glph3k on October 14, 2017, 01:48:12 PM

Quote from: ordimans on October 14, 2017, 10:15:51 AM

Good job, better performance than Dagger, profit is better with one Vega 64.
I got 1877H/s with the followed setting with my MSI Vega 64.

   Core Frequency: -10.5%
   Memory Clock: 1025 MHz
   Power Limit: -23%

Don't know if i must adjust this, or just close all, or anything else.

Sometime i got 1900, but never 2000. The power consumption is not my first priority, just get the best hashrate.

About consumption, i check without miner, 285W (for the total of PC) during mining, 460W. So 175W at full ??

Ok, maybe the Vega gets to hot, it has the habit to throttle down if it gets close to 70°. So to stay above 1900 you can increase the fan speed.
Flick the "Speed (RPM)" toggle an enter a value for min fan speed like 1200 and apply, the temperature should drop.

If you want to go for the 2000 and more you have to go all in. Turn up the min fan speed to "3000" RPM. Crank up memory clock to 1100 and increase power limit in steps, core frequency can stay. It gets really loud but you should reach 2000 hash/s and it will eat up another 50-100 watts. My suggestion of the above values are in my opinion the most efficient ones, but if you don't care about the power usage it is worth a try.

Also one can edit the Voltage Control down, there are some threads where the experts are debating what the best settings are to bring the wattage down again... but please do on your own risk

OK thanks you.
The power usage is very reasonable. After one night, it stay at 1824 and very stable. 450W for total, and my PSU (Corsair) is in fanless, incredible.
74C for temp, 85 for HBM

I will try your setting, but if i ear the fan after, and lost 50W, not sure it's good for 100H....
Like i said, the power usage is not the key for me, but i prefer to care my Vega, and no noise Cheesy

One thing too, on Win 10, i have problem after hours mining on the desktop, displaying problem...

THe limit setting was power limit.
I got 1950H/S now, with 520W instead 450. (1100 for mem)
I got 2000 with +5 power limit and 1100.

I will stay at 1824 i think Cheesy

d3athgu1s3

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This not gonna work with Polaris atm yes?

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Quote from: glph3k on October 14, 2017, 01:48:12 PM

Quote from: ordimans on October 14, 2017, 10:15:51 AM

Good job, better performance than Dagger, profit is better with one Vega 64.
I got 1877H/s with the followed setting with my MSI Vega 64.

   Core Frequency: -10.5%
   Memory Clock: 1025 MHz
   Power Limit: -23%

Don't know if i must adjust this, or just close all, or anything else.

Sometime i got 1900, but never 2000. The power consumption is not my first priority, just get the best hashrate.

About consumption, i check without miner, 285W (for the total of PC) during mining, 460W. So 175W at full ??

Ok, maybe the Vega gets to hot, it has the habit to throttle down if it gets close to 70°. So to stay above 1900 you can increase the fan speed.
Flick the "Speed (RPM)" toggle an enter a value for min fan speed like 1200 and apply, the temperature should drop.

If you want to go for the 2000 and more you have to go all in. Turn up the min fan speed to "3000" RPM. Crank up memory clock to 1100 and increase power limit in steps, core frequency can stay. It gets really loud but you should reach 2000 hash/s and it will eat up another 50-100 watts. My suggestion of the above values are in my opinion the most efficient ones, but if you don't care about the power usage it is worth a try.

Also one can edit the Voltage Control down, there are some threads where the experts are debating what the best settings are to bring the wattage down again... but please do on your own risk

OK thanks you.
The power usage is very reasonable. After one night, it stay at 1824 and very stable. 450W for total, and my PSU (Corsair) is in fanless, incredible.
74C for temp, 85 for HBM

I will try your setting, but if i ear the fan after, and lost 50W, not sure it's good for 100H....
Like i said, the power usage is not the key for me, but i prefer to care my Vega, and no noise Cheesy

One thing too, on Win 10, i have problem after hours mining on the desktop, displaying problem...

Truthchanter

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Quote from: glph3k on October 15, 2017, 05:18:06 AM

Quote from: l1xx on October 14, 2017, 04:15:54 PM

What are the settings of the vega in your screenshot?

The screenshot shows a Sapphire Vega 56 with following settings:

Core clock: -5%
MemClock: 990 Mhz
PowerLimit: +24
Fan Min Speed: 3000 RPM

The voltage control is still on auto.

The GPU consumes 260 watts.

a V56 with 990 mem clock?? wow mine starts having artifacts at 975 (with the v56 bios and timings)

glph3k

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Quote from: l1xx on October 14, 2017, 04:15:54 PM

What are the settings of the vega in your screenshot?

The screenshot shows a Sapphire Vega 56 with following settings:

Core clock: -5%
MemClock: 990 Mhz
PowerLimit: +24
Fan Min Speed: 3000 RPM

The voltage control is still on auto.

The GPU consumes 260 watts.

alucard20724

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do you have a version that will run without the blockchain drivers?... or at least remove the hard block of requiring the blockchain drivers?

thanks

l1xx

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Quote from: glph3k on October 14, 2017, 01:48:12 PM

Quote from: ordimans on October 14, 2017, 10:15:51 AM

Good job, better performance than Dagger, profit is better with one Vega 64.
I got 1877H/s with the followed setting with my MSI Vega 64.

   Core Frequency: -10.5%
   Memory Clock: 1025 MHz
   Power Limit: -23%

Don't know if i must adjust this, or just close all, or anything else.

Sometime i got 1900, but never 2000. The power consumption is not my first priority, just get the best hashrate.

About consumption, i check without miner, 285W (for the total of PC) during mining, 460W. So 175W at full ??

Ok, maybe the Vega gets to hot, it has the habit to throttle down if it gets close to 70°. So to stay above 1900 you can increase the fan speed.
Flick the "Speed (RPM)" toggle an enter a value for min fan speed like 1200 and apply, the temperature should drop.

If you want to go for the 2000 and more you have to go all in. Turn up the min fan speed to "3000" RPM. Crank up memory clock to 1100 and increase power limit in steps, core frequency can stay. It gets really loud but you should reach 2000 hash/s and it will eat up another 50-100 watts. My suggestion of the above values are in my opinion the most efficient ones, but if you don't care about the power usage it is worth a try.

Also one can edit the Voltage Control down, there are some threads where the experts are debating what the best settings are to bring the wattage down again... but please do on your own risk

What are the settings of the vega in your screenshot?

glph3k

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Quote from: ordimans on October 14, 2017, 10:15:51 AM

Good job, better performance than Dagger, profit is better with one Vega 64.
I got 1877H/s with the followed setting with my MSI Vega 64.

   Core Frequency: -10.5%
   Memory Clock: 1025 MHz
   Power Limit: -23%

Don't know if i must adjust this, or just close all, or anything else.

Sometime i got 1900, but never 2000. The power consumption is not my first priority, just get the best hashrate.

About consumption, i check without miner, 285W (for the total of PC) during mining, 460W. So 175W at full ??

Ok, maybe the Vega gets to hot, it has the habit to throttle down if it gets close to 70°. So to stay above 1900 you can increase the fan speed.
Flick the "Speed (RPM)" toggle an enter a value for min fan speed like 1200 and apply, the temperature should drop.

If you want to go for the 2000 and more you have to go all in. Turn up the min fan speed to "3000" RPM. Crank up memory clock to 1100 and increase power limit in steps, core frequency can stay. It gets really loud but you should reach 2000 hash/s and it will eat up another 50-100 watts. My suggestion of the above values are in my opinion the most efficient ones, but if you don't care about the power usage it is worth a try.

Also one can edit the Voltage Control down, there are some threads where the experts are debating what the best settings are to bring the wattage down again... but please do on your own risk

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Quote from: glph3k on October 14, 2017, 04:20:08 AM

Quote from: xeridea on October 13, 2017, 11:01:14 PM

Only supporting single GPU per instance is a huge issue. Also, do you plan on adding an api, or at least remote webpage?

Ok, planning to support multiple GPU per instance. Personally found that running on instance per GPU very stable and more flexible, but there seem some reports that it does influence the other GPUs. Should be no big deal to implement.

Which kind of API would you suggest? Is there an standard?

For API, anything really, perhaps similar to claymores, ccminer or sgminer. JSON data for hashrates, temperatures, fans, pool, stale%, uptime etc. Then it could be added to AwesomeMiner.

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