Topic: Claymore XPM GPU Miner discussion - page 28. (Read 142114 times)
290x increase. Love it. Just wish solo would be easier to find blocks. Can take hours sometimes, almost not worth it.
v 4.0 v 5.0 v 5.0 -nofee
280X 156k 4ch & TRT 308 -> 156k 4ch & TRT 303 +0% 122k 4ch & TRT 382 -22%
7950 120k 4ch & TRT 396 -> 122k 4ch & TRT 385 +2% 95k 4ch & TRT 495 -13%
270X 97k 4ch & TRT 490 -> 97k 4ch & TRT 490 +0% 62k 4ch & TRT 620 -37%
7850 70k 4ch & TRT 670 -> 74k 4ch & TRT 634 +5% 47k 4ch & TRT 807 -37%
280X 156k 4ch & TRT 308 -> 156k 4ch & TRT 303 +0% 122k 4ch & TRT 382 -22%
7950 120k 4ch & TRT 396 -> 122k 4ch & TRT 385 +2% 95k 4ch & TRT 495 -13%
270X 97k 4ch & TRT 490 -> 97k 4ch & TRT 490 +0% 62k 4ch & TRT 620 -37%
7850 70k 4ch & TRT 670 -> 74k 4ch & TRT 634 +5% 47k 4ch & TRT 807 -37%
Claymore, can you modify this miner to work it for RIC GPU mining somehow ?
I was mining it with my 8x i5 CPUs while mining scrypts on the same systems with GPUs
But since your miner needs some resources from Processors also (30-35% from my i5 CPUs with 3x 290 cards on each of them) I stopped mining RIC.
I was mining it with my 8x i5 CPUs while mining scrypts on the same systems with GPUs
But since your miner needs some resources from Processors also (30-35% from my i5 CPUs with 3x 290 cards on each of them) I stopped mining RIC.
No, RIC uses much larger numbers so it won't work there with decent speed.
Version 5.0 is available:
- Improved speed by 10% for 290/290X, for other cards less. Up to 3.0 CPD on 290X.
- Added "-ss 0" option.
- Added "-nofee" option for solo miner.
- Improved speed by 10% for 290/290X, for other cards less. Up to 3.0 CPD on 290X.
- Added "-ss 0" option.
- Added "-nofee" option for solo miner.
indeed improvement for my 290s.
we're all looking for 280x improvements aswell!
gjOk, just wait for next update
At 280x remains the same 
Version 5.0 is available:
- Improved speed by 10% for 290/290X, for other cards less. Up to 3.0 CPD on 290X.
- Added "-ss 0" option.
- Added "-nofee" option for solo miner.
- Improved speed by 10% for 290/290X, for other cards less. Up to 3.0 CPD on 290X.
- Added "-ss 0" option.
- Added "-nofee" option for solo miner.
indeed improvement for my 290s.
we're all looking for 280x improvements aswell!
gj
Version 5.0 is available:
- Improved speed by 10% for 290/290X, for other cards less. Up to 3.0 CPD on 290X.
- Added "-ss 0" option.
- Added "-nofee" option for solo miner.
- Improved speed by 10% for 290/290X, for other cards less. Up to 3.0 CPD on 290X.
- Added "-ss 0" option.
- Added "-nofee" option for solo miner.
Claymore, can you modify this miner to work it for RIC GPU mining somehow ?
I was mining it with my 8x i5 CPUs while mining scrypts on the same systems with GPUs
But since your miner needs some resources from Processors also (30-35% from my i5 CPUs with 3x 290 cards on each of them) I stopped mining RIC.
I was mining it with my 8x i5 CPUs while mining scrypts on the same systems with GPUs
But since your miner needs some resources from Processors also (30-35% from my i5 CPUs with 3x 290 cards on each of them) I stopped mining RIC.
is it true that the v4.0 consume similar power as scrypt mining?
Which would only mean it is optimized to full potential, right?Not necessary, right? Speed increase vs power consumption increase might not be worth it?
I'll hook up my Kill-A-Watt meter later on in the day and show what one 7970 does in my AMD system.
I'm just comparing with the fee on.
Here's my findings with a single 7970:
Idle: 125 watts
Claymore v4.0: 344 watts (1080core/1500mem)/360 watts (1150core/1500mem)
Primegpu v2.00: 342 watts (1080core/1500mem)/354 watts (1150core/1500mem)
Scrypt: 436 watts (1080core/1500mem) @ 750 kh/s
+ They generate much less heat for me, and the summer is starting here
It's dramatic on multiGPU setups. For me, 3x 7970 on scrypt is 825 W, while Claymore was 545 W.
When I Mine solo 29 card ( 2x280X 16x7950 4x270X 7x7850) and I had 10 connections, I lost 6 block, while it was 8 Connects everything was normal. Most likely you have not synchronized wallet.
48 hours solo I dug 8+7 = 15block * 7,67xpm = 115XPM / 2day = 57XPM/day
24 hours on the Ypool I found 8 blocks received only 43XPM
24 hours on the Ypool I found 8 blocks received only 43XPM
I mined solo for about 36hours, found nothing (6 cards 280x).
As soon as I mine with ypool I see in the statistics that I find multiple blocks a day. I hade over 11 connections with the wallet.
Anyone else having solo issues?
48 hours solo I dug 8+7 = 15block * 7,67xpm = 115XPM / 2day = 57XPM/day
24 hours on the Ypool I found 8 blocks received only 43XPM -- This is 42% less than it should be
24 hours on the Ypool I found 8 blocks received only 43XPM -- This is 42% less than it should be
is it true that the v4.0 consume similar power as scrypt mining?
Which would only mean it is optimized to full potential, right?Not necessary, right? Speed increase vs power consumption increase might not be worth it?
I'll hook up my Kill-A-Watt meter later on in the day and show what one 7970 does in my AMD system.
I'm just comparing with the fee on.
Here's my findings with a single 7970:
Idle: 125 watts
Claymore v4.0: 344 watts (1080core/1500mem)/360 watts (1150core/1500mem)
Primegpu v2.00: 342 watts (1080core/1500mem)/354 watts (1150core/1500mem)
Scrypt: 436 watts (1080core/1500mem) @ 750 kh/s
+ They generate much less heat for me, and the summer is starting here
I haven't passed 62C during times when it was 85F to 90F with either XPM miner.
is it true that the v4.0 consume similar power as scrypt mining?
Which would only mean it is optimized to full potential, right?Not necessary, right? Speed increase vs power consumption increase might not be worth it?
I'll hook up my Kill-A-Watt meter later on in the day and show what one 7970 does in my AMD system.
I'm just comparing with the fee on.
Here's my findings with a single 7970:
Idle: 125 watts
Claymore v4.0: 344 watts (1080core/1500mem)/360 watts (1150core/1500mem)
Primegpu v2.00: 342 watts (1080core/1500mem)/354 watts (1150core/1500mem)
Scrypt: 436 watts (1080core/1500mem) @ 750 kh/s
+ They generate much less heat for me, and the summer is starting here
is it true that the v4.0 consume similar power as scrypt mining?
Which would only mean it is optimized to full potential, right?Not necessary, right? Speed increase vs power consumption increase might not be worth it?
I'll hook up my Kill-A-Watt meter later on in the day and show what one 7970 does in my AMD system.
I'm just comparing with the fee on.
Here's my findings with a single 7970:
Idle: 125 watts
Claymore v4.0: 344 watts (1080core/1500mem)/360 watts (1150core/1500mem)
Primegpu v2.00: 342 watts (1080core/1500mem)/354 watts (1150core/1500mem)
Scrypt: 436 watts (1080core/1500mem) @ 750 kh/s
Hello,
3x7950+1x7970 with claymore v3.0 it consumed 780W, with v4.0 it is 820W on the wall. Scrypt with this configuration is 1000W
3x7950+1x7970 with claymore v3.0 it consumed 780W, with v4.0 it is 820W on the wall. Scrypt with this configuration is 1000W
is it true that the v4.0 consume similar power as scrypt mining?
Which would only mean it is optimized to full potential, right?Not necessary, right? Speed increase vs power consumption increase might not be worth it?
I'll hook up my Kill-A-Watt meter later on in the day and show what one 7970 does in my AMD system.
is it true that the v4.0 consume similar power as scrypt mining?
Which would only mean it is optimized to full potential, right?Not necessary, right? Speed increase vs power consumption increase might not be worth it?
I'll hook up my Kill-A-Watt meter later on in the day and show what one 7970 does in my AMD system.
is it true that the v4.0 consume similar power as scrypt mining?
Which would only mean it is optimized to full potential, right?Not necessary, right? Speed increase vs power consumption increase might not be worth it?
is it true that the v4.0 consume similar power as scrypt mining?
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