Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 677. (Read 2347641 times)
Quark can mine for weeks in the latest build. (version 80.) The last bugs where fixed by t-nelson back in release 6x something.
I'm running a 5 cards rig with a sempron (single core, very slow, very little cache).
All the algos work fine. I didn't try ether, but ccminer is just ok. Cpu load under 20%.
What cards pallas?All the algos work fine. I didn't try ether, but ccminer is just ok. Cpu load under 20%.
some 980ti and some 970
I've been using many different forks, sp and tpruvot based, depending on the algo.
Quark is sp's, used to crash a couple times a day once, but it has been pretty stable during the last months.
Of course they include some code of mine.
Maybe it has to do with the operating system (ubuntu in my case) or the fact it's a headless machine (not even X windows running).
I'm running a 5 cards rig with a sempron (single core, very slow, very little cache).
All the algos work fine. I didn't try ether, but ccminer is just ok. Cpu load under 20%.
What cards pallas?All the algos work fine. I didn't try ether, but ccminer is just ok. Cpu load under 20%.
some 980ti and some 970
I'm running a 5 cards rig with a sempron (single core, very slow, very little cache).
All the algos work fine. I didn't try ether, but ccminer is just ok. Cpu load under 20%.
What cards pallas?All the algos work fine. I didn't try ether, but ccminer is just ok. Cpu load under 20%.
some 980ti and some 970
I'm running a 5 cards rig with a sempron (single core, very slow, very little cache).
All the algos work fine. I didn't try ether, but ccminer is just ok. Cpu load under 20%.
What cards pallas?All the algos work fine. I didn't try ether, but ccminer is just ok. Cpu load under 20%.
And are you using ccminer latest build? On quark ?
I'm running a 5 cards rig with a sempron (single core, very slow, very little cache).
All the algos work fine. I didn't try ether, but ccminer is just ok. Cpu load under 20%.
All the algos work fine. I didn't try ether, but ccminer is just ok. Cpu load under 20%.
Also the amount of cache a cpu has could play a roll.
1150 CPUs only allow for 16 lanes of PCI Express lanes
1150 CPUs only allow for 16 lanes of PCI Express lanes
I'm looking now to see the cheapest 4 core cpu to get for the asrock.
You must be expecting a massive increase in hash to justify a new CPU? Isn't it more profitable to continue hashing on the existing equipment?
Maybe why I can't get 4 high end cards to work...not enough lanes on my cpu.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rctaLgK5stA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rctaLgK5stA
tanx tbear ...
im going to test this in the coming week with a more powerful cpu on the board ...
I don' think this applies to mining else we wouldn't be able to mine from x1 slots.
Maybe why I can't get 4 high end cards to work...not enough lanes on my cpu.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rctaLgK5stA
This could be reason only for extremely high-bandwidth algo.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rctaLgK5stA
And high-bandwidth for gpu to RAM access
ok, i've found how to reset to p2 state without rebooting your computer and without using inspector, just this nvidia-smi -rac
very useful, was a pain in the ass to reset each time i need to use other algo, which otherwise would result in a drivers crash with p0 state, like quark...probably due to the high overclock...
quark is the one with the most problems and then neoscrypt and lyra2v2 ... but quark is the worst.. even with no oc'ing.very useful, was a pain in the ass to reset each time i need to use other algo, which otherwise would result in a drivers crash with p0 state, like quark...probably due to the high overclock...
There was a command in cuda mining - C 0 - C 1 -C 2 but there not in ccminer and I don't know if that would help in the oc'ing or not.
yeah when i shift from ethereum to quark with the same oc(+150 core/mem) i always get a crash, qubit is the same, there is a bug on the miner maybe? i don't remember such thing with 750ti and i had 10 of those baby...well there was not ethereum back then...
yes g1840, is that a problem? and same thing as you, with one gpu only this does not happen, by the time i add the second it happen(even without riser, so it's not the riser the problem)
would still be nice to see one in action ...
even if it isnt '10x' the speed and all that ...
will get a chance soon i think
...#crysx
This is all old... The unveil for Pascal was on Friday which someone else announced in the thread.
A 1070 is a bit faster then a Titan and a 1080 is a decent bit faster. Benchmarks aren't out yet.
ok, i've found how to reset to p2 state without rebooting your computer and without using inspector, just this nvidia-smi -rac
very useful, was a pain in the ass to reset each time i need to use other algo, which otherwise would result in a drivers crash with p0 state, like quark...probably due to the high overclock...
quark is the one with the most problems and then neoscrypt and lyra2v2 ... but quark is the worst.. even with no oc'ing.very useful, was a pain in the ass to reset each time i need to use other algo, which otherwise would result in a drivers crash with p0 state, like quark...probably due to the high overclock...
There was a command in cuda mining - C 0 - C 1 -C 2 but there not in ccminer and I don't know if that would help in the oc'ing or not.
yeah when i shift from ethereum to quark with the same oc(+150 core/mem) i always get a crash, qubit is the same, there is a bug on the miner maybe? i don't remember such thing with 750ti and i had 10 of those baby...well there was not ethereum back then...
Do you use different intensities for different algos? The default -i may be too high when combined with OC on some
algos.
There is a new driver out that seems to help... but.
ok, i've found how to reset to p2 state without rebooting your computer and without using inspector, just this nvidia-smi -rac
very useful, was a pain in the ass to reset each time i need to use other algo, which otherwise would result in a drivers crash with p0 state, like quark...probably due to the high overclock...
quark is the one with the most problems and then neoscrypt and lyra2v2 ... but quark is the worst.. even with no oc'ing.very useful, was a pain in the ass to reset each time i need to use other algo, which otherwise would result in a drivers crash with p0 state, like quark...probably due to the high overclock...
There was a command in cuda mining - C 0 - C 1 -C 2 but there not in ccminer and I don't know if that would help in the oc'ing or not.
yeah when i shift from ethereum to quark with the same oc(+150 core/mem) i always get a crash, qubit is the same, there is a bug on the miner maybe? i don't remember such thing with 750ti and i had 10 of those baby...well there was not ethereum back then...
would still be nice to see one in action ...
even if it isnt '10x' the speed and all that ...
will get a chance soon i think ...
#crysx
This is all old... The unveil for Pascal was on Friday which someone else announced in the thread.even if it isnt '10x' the speed and all that ...
will get a chance soon i think
...#crysx
A 1070 is a bit faster then a Titan and a 1080 is a decent bit faster. Benchmarks aren't out yet.
Beside, it will last some few month before the optmized miners for the new gpu will arrive : probably better to keep them and mine with them for the next 3 months.
lol 230, i can still return one to amazon because 1 month is not passed so 100% refund for that, and the other can be sold on ebay at 300 easily, no way i'm selling mine at 230
but if you wait two months their price will be 150, because new gpu are really strong in gaming and gamers care only about gaming, so depreciation will be very high, you will lose 100-150 euro on each gpu at least
A single gtx 970 can currently make around $60 a month mining etherum. Cards get depricated, but you will ROI all of you.
would still be nice to see one in action ...
even if it isnt '10x' the speed and all that ...
will get a chance soon i think
...#crysx
This is all old... The unveil for Pascal was on Friday which someone else announced in the thread.
A 1070 is a bit faster then a Titan and a 1080 is a decent bit faster. Benchmarks aren't out yet.
what do you guys will do, do you sell your gpu now, to avoid depreciation or better to wait and see the new gpu in action?, because the new gpu will make this one depreciate a lot, up to 50%
Beside, it will last some few month before the optmized miners for the new gpu will arrive : probably better to keep them and mine with them for the next 3 months.
lol 230, i can still return one to amazon because 1 month is not passed so 100% refund for that, and the other can be sold on ebay at 300 easily, no way i'm selling mine at 230
but if you wait two months their price will be 150, because new gpu are really strong in gaming and gamers care only about gaming, so depreciation will be very high, you will lose 100-150 euro on each gpu at least
would still be nice to see one in action ...
even if it isnt '10x' the speed and all that ...
will get a chance soon i think
...#crysx
This is all old... The unveil for Pascal was on Friday which someone else announced in the thread.
A 1070 is a bit faster then a Titan and a 1080 is a decent bit faster. Benchmarks aren't out yet.
what do you guys will do, do you sell your gpu now, to avoid depreciation or better to wait and see the new gpu in action?, because the new gpu will make this one depreciate a lot, up to 50%
Beside, it will last some few month before the optmized miners for the new gpu will arrive : probably better to keep them and mine with them for the next 3 months.
lol 230, i can still return one to amazon because 1 month is not passed so 100% refund for that, and the other can be sold on ebay at 300 easily, no way i'm selling mine at 230
but if you wait two months their price will be 150, because new gpu are really strong in gaming and gamers care only about gaming, so depreciation will be very high, you will lose 100-150 euro on each gpu at least
would still be nice to see one in action ...
even if it isnt '10x' the speed and all that ...
will get a chance soon i think
...#crysx
This is all old... The unveil for Pascal was on Friday which someone else announced in the thread.
A 1070 is a bit faster then a Titan and a 1080 is a decent bit faster. Benchmarks aren't out yet.
what do you guys will do, do you sell your gpu now, to avoid depreciation or better to wait and see the new gpu in action?, because the new gpu will make this one depreciate a lot, up to 50%
Beside, it will last some few month before the optmized miners for the new gpu will arrive : probably better to keep them and mine with them for the next 3 months.
gaming wise is not equal to crypto wise the performance of mining I think may increase 20-40% at max
An Eth/FTC dual miner would be so so awesome. Not sure what kind of hash rates could be expected though...
FTC = neoscrypt = memory hard algo
+
ETH = dagger hashimoto = memory hard algo
don't think it'll happen ;-)
would still be nice to see one in action ...
even if it isnt '10x' the speed and all that ...
will get a chance soon i think
...#crysx
This is all old... The unveil for Pascal was on Friday which someone else announced in the thread.
A 1070 is a bit faster then a Titan and a 1080 is a decent bit faster. Benchmarks aren't out yet.
what do you guys will do, do you sell your gpu now, to avoid depreciation or better to wait and see the new gpu in action?, because the new gpu will make this one depreciate a lot, up to 50%
Beside, it will last some few month before the optmized miners for the new gpu will arrive : probably better to keep them and mine with them for the next 3 months.
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