i just told you why 
yes because teamviewer acceleration, but that mean my hashrate will raise above what it normal is, but don't.I hope I can log somehow a hashrate to check it what happends when I am not logged in.
Topic: Cgminer 3.7.2 really strange (Read 735 times)
I hope I can log somehow a hashrate to check it what happends when I am not logged in.
i just told you why
I use windows 7 64
and cgminer 3.7.2
R9 280x
I don't see any relations by this why it works less when I am not logged in by teamviewer.
My card must work all the time at 705 Khash and not less no mather If I am logged in or not.
but when I am not logged in it works on about 670Khas
So I will try to log hashrate on cgminer.
and cgminer 3.7.2
R9 280x
I don't see any relations by this why it works less when I am not logged in by teamviewer.
My card must work all the time at 705 Khash and not less no mather If I am logged in or not.
but when I am not logged in it works on about 670Khas
So I will try to log hashrate on cgminer.
what OS are you using ? If your using windows 7 it does not have the GUI as optimized as Windows 8 does..
and i hate win 8 with a passion and won't use it.. just calling it how i see it.
what is prob happening i'm guessing is you are not triggering some routine on the OS and it's staying dormant
until you login via team viewer and then it's loading up sub routines responsible for using the GPU.
The desktop is gpu hardware accelerated..
Google search windows 8's improvements specifically on this exact area of the os..
it's one of the key features that was bragged about early on with windows 8.
and that could account for a hash difference of that much i think.
sounds like a resources conflict to me.
personally i use my 1 Radeon 7950 with cgminer as a secondary card dedicated 100 to mining
and i have my hasswell 4770k Intel gpu running my desktop.
edit:
Like Team viewer itself could have hardware acceleration maybe and if it taps into the remote desktop services etc, that might do it too.
and i hate win 8 with a passion and won't use it.. just calling it how i see it.
what is prob happening i'm guessing is you are not triggering some routine on the OS and it's staying dormant
until you login via team viewer and then it's loading up sub routines responsible for using the GPU.
The desktop is gpu hardware accelerated..
Google search windows 8's improvements specifically on this exact area of the os..
it's one of the key features that was bragged about early on with windows 8.
and that could account for a hash difference of that much i think.
sounds like a resources conflict to me.
personally i use my 1 Radeon 7950 with cgminer as a secondary card dedicated 100 to mining
and i have my hasswell 4770k Intel gpu running my desktop.
edit:
Like Team viewer itself could have hardware acceleration maybe and if it taps into the remote desktop services etc, that might do it too.
can someone test that and tell me that happends only on my pc miner?
Because it looks like someone stealling me a 50Khash.
Because it looks like someone stealling me a 50Khash.
did you set max alloc to 100%
yes
did you set max alloc to 100%
Can someone explain this to me?
I am running cgminer on one of my pcs and hashrate is about 702 to 707 Khash.
But only when I am logged in with teamviewer.
Every time when I log in to pc to check cgminer hshrate raise from 670Khash to 707Khash and than stays there, when I logoff fals down but I can't see that I can see it raising.
Why is that happening? I mean really everytime, I tested many times and everytime when I login hashrate is about 670Khash and goes up to 707.
I am running cgminer on one of my pcs and hashrate is about 702 to 707 Khash.
But only when I am logged in with teamviewer.
Every time when I log in to pc to check cgminer hshrate raise from 670Khash to 707Khash and than stays there, when I logoff fals down but I can't see that I can see it raising.
Why is that happening? I mean really everytime, I tested many times and everytime when I login hashrate is about 670Khash and goes up to 707.
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