With the latest commit, I get on Quark 38142 Kh/s on my 6 card EVGA 750 Ti SC with no OC, No Bios change Windows 8.1 Pro (6357 per card). If I put the fans to 100% I can get about 15 Kh/s more per card.
X11 19070 Kh/s Rig / 3178.33 Kh/s per card (Note this is with any -g or -i parameter)
thats the great thing about this fork - sp puts the intensity levels ( -i ) as high as he can as default in the code so that the miner works at peak speed ...
this can backfire with some cards - as the intensity levels are a little too high at default - but usually works quite well overall ...
for those who want to mine as a donation for sp's work - i will be working on getting the donation links running and active today ...
a few more issues to be rid of and the servers ( with donation links ) will be ready to mine with ...
will notify here -
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/a-chainworks-industries-cwi-project-donate-by-mining-dbm-1089744 ...
#crysx
Yeah... there is very little configuration for this miner compared to SG. You just plug in pool and algo information and that's it.
That also means people aren't rewarded for tweaking the miner in addition to setting it up, but you know. That's just the elitist miner in me talking.
sp is working on oc setting tuning within the miner though ...
its just limited by the nvidia toolkit and from nvidia themselves ...
eg - memclock and gpuclock is possible under linux using nvidia-smi - BUT - nvidia themselves are limiting availability to the cards that can be oc'd to those that are the 'elite' upper range cards ... my gigabyte 750ti oc lp card is not on that list ...
so when there is more flexibility to do that - i am sure there will be the switches / parameters that will be built into ccminer ( if it is still called that of course ) that will allow easy oc - like that in sgminer ...
i really do like the sgminer 'stats-candy' ...
one can see all that one needs - in one screen ... except for the current block number ( not just the hash ) ... unlike the rolling list that ccminer has ...
for the layman and lazy miner - this is a good thing ... for tweakers and power users / miners - this is a little lame ... but works ...
#crysx
I also like the stats and other options available in SG, but no one for Nvidia has been willing to work on it. I messaged SP at one time asking him what it would cost to add it and he never got back to me on that.
From mining across multiple miners and versions, the best 'features' were found in SGminer. Going a step further Multiminer simplified that even further and almost was a complete mining experience. CCminer and CGminer can't be incorporated in to Mutliminer though as a API was never added to either of them. If you use AMD cards I'd advise checking it out. I used it right up till the point I stopped using AMD cards. Great piece of software made by Nwools. Even has a mobile app.
(No minercontrol isn't nearly the same thing)
BTW if anyone wants to help add support for CCminer or CGminer to Multiminer, MM is open source and Nwools is very easy to work with. It's a great piece of software in and of itself.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/multiminer-any-miner-any-where-on-any-device-free-open-source-cross-platform-248173agreed on many points ...
there would be many many reasons why ccminer devs would not want to work on sgminer code ...
even wolf - who is a long time dev of opencl AND sgminer - has a great deal to say about sgminer's internal workings ... but all those stats at a glance - stats-candy
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ive been watching multiminer for a very long time - even tried getting it running under fedora 20 x64 with no success ... havent toyed with it for a while now - too much on my plate ... but would definitely be worth a look-in to see whats happened with it ...
only a small part of the farm is amd - gigabyte 7970 oc and 280x oc ... about 22 cards left i think from memory ... wasa great deal more than that until nvidia kicked serious butt with hashrate and power consumption ... which is why most of the farm is now nvidia ... but i do have a soft spot for amd still - which is why these cards are still running ...
so i guess its a matter of workign what you have ( and forking your own builds ) or building from scratch and developing a 'new' miner ...
cant wait for that to happen
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#crysx
