Claymore's CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v11.3 - page 267.

Claymore

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Quote from: Deagle21 on July 04, 2014, 11:41:51 AM

That address is on several pools. It has made over 6000 XMR combines and just the 8 pools i checked. Sorry but he is making bank and Im using the proxy now. He has earned enough imo.

Your logic is brilliant:
Government gets too much money - so don't pay taxes!
Someone earns too much than I want - let's rob him!

You can agree with dev fee and use miner, or if you don't agree - don't use it.
If you want something good, but don't want to pay for it - you can try to steal/crack it and you will become rich Wink

But I have right to protect my property from such things, so in many cases you will fail even if you think that you cracked it, I already explained how miner will work in such situation.
If you just don't want to pay me for my job I can release miner without dev fee but a bit slower. But I doubt that it will be popular: everyone wants only the best. And for free, of course...

I could make dev fee twice less, but you barely notice even 5%, so 2.5% will not help you. So I'm sure the problem is not that you lose 5% for dev fee, the problem is that I earn "too much". If you think that I've already earned enough - create such miner as mine to estimate time, expertise and efforts that are necessary. Otherwise your words are senseless. If you are not so good to do it - may be it's a good idea to think that I earned these 6K XMR fairly?

RentaMouse

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I find ver4.0 with Catalyst 14.6 to be a lot more stable than before, but it still crashes on occasion. Using the "-wd 1" option does at least make it exit cleanly rather than continuing to run without hashing so its easier to script an auto restart.

Still seems that there can be problems if the pool restarts its stratum, maybe I imagine it but seems to be linked to some of the crashes. Since the last update though my pool's stratum has been a lot more stable so its not such an issue.

Hashpower reported by the pool is inconsistent though, using CPUminer the pool stats will be within 10% of what I see locally, with Claymore it varies a lot more. I guess that's partly down to the 5% fee but I've had other miners complain that they see 20-30% lower hashrate than they expect from the pool stats. Anyone else notice that?

Deagle21

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Quote from: nrg_wolf on July 04, 2014, 05:37:42 AM

Quote from: tiptopcode on July 04, 2014, 05:12:39 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

without proxy hashrate dropped to 25% or 0 after long time online.
now 100% of my hashes reported by pool after mining over night and miner still mining!

is it problem with router or hidden fees going to 100% over night?

re mone

Maybe..

This is Claymore's XMR DevFee address:
47mr7jYTroxQMwdKoPQuJoc9Vs9S9qCUAL6Ek4qyNFWJdqgBZRn4RYY2QjQfqEMJZVWPscupSgaqmUn 1dpdUTC4fQsu3yjN

moneropool.com alone, which has about 35% of net hashrate payed to this address 4500 XMR, until now. And it's increasing.
And where are the other pools, and other CN coins... Do the math... He dumped at least 100,000$ for few weeks

if your correct and thats his address at 170kh, thats frikin insane... :-/

That address is on several pools. It has made over 6000 XMR combines and just the 8 pools i checked. Sorry but he is making bank and Im using the proxy now. He has earned enough imo.

qiufeng

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Quote from: nrg_wolf on July 04, 2014, 11:10:18 AM

still seems to be an issue with 14.6 drivers and 4.0 14.6 miner, apart from the driver crashing randomly, and i mean random. had it going with no issues for almost 35 hours them bam crashed the driver and gave the error message that i need to allocate 16gb virtual memory, which i already have. issue still resides with elpida cards, speed is naturally not the issue, stability is atm.... anyone else got any ideas how to fix or gfet around or automaticially restart the miner or does the wd option on work for thread call hangs?

i am 14.6 almost one week stable!!

nrg_wolf

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still seems to be an issue with 14.6 drivers and 4.0 14.6 miner, apart from the driver crashing randomly, and i mean random. had it going with no issues for almost 35 hours them bam crashed the driver and gave the error message that i need to allocate 16gb virtual memory, which i already have. issue still resides with elpida cards, speed is naturally not the issue, stability is atm.... anyone else got any ideas how to fix or gfet around or automaticially restart the miner or does the wd option on work for thread call hangs?

tiptopcode

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Quote from: nrg_wolf on July 04, 2014, 05:37:42 AM

if your correct and thats his address at 170kh, thats frikin insane... :-/

Try the address on other pools, no one mine on all pools at the same time...

nrg_wolf

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Quote from: tiptopcode on July 04, 2014, 05:12:39 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

without proxy hashrate dropped to 25% or 0 after long time online.
now 100% of my hashes reported by pool after mining over night and miner still mining!

is it problem with router or hidden fees going to 100% over night?

Maybe..

This is Claymore's XMR DevFee address:
47mr7jYTroxQMwdKoPQuJoc9Vs9S9qCUAL6Ek4qyNFWJdqgBZRn4RYY2QjQfqEMJZVWPscupSgaqmUn 1dpdUTC4fQsu3yjN

moneropool.com alone, which has about 35% of net hashrate payed to this address 4500 XMR, until now. And it's increasing.
And where are the other pools, and other CN coins... Do the math... He dumped at least 100,000$ for few weeks

if your correct and thats his address at 170kh, thats frikin insane... :-/

tiptopcode

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Quote from: ?? on ??

without proxy hashrate dropped to 25% or 0 after long time online.
now 100% of my hashes reported by pool after mining over night and miner still mining!

is it problem with router or hidden fees going to 100% over night?

Maybe..

This is Claymore's XMR DevFee address:
47mr7jYTroxQMwdKoPQuJoc9Vs9S9qCUAL6Ek4qyNFWJdqgBZRn4RYY2QjQfqEMJZVWPscupSgaqmUn 1dpdUTC4fQsu3yjN

moneropool.com alone, which has about 35% of net hashrate payed to this address 4500 XMR, until now. And it's increasing.
And where are the other pools, and other CN coins... Do the math... He dumped at least 100,000$ for few weeks

Claymore

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Quote from: Vanderi on July 04, 2014, 03:26:26 AM

Hey Claymore,

Could you give an estimate of the potential of how much more effective you could make the miner? Are there for instance still apparent flaws which you haven't had the time to do but know will make it faster?

Thanks

I think 10-30%, depends on card.

Vanderi

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Hey Claymore,

Could you give an estimate of the potential of how much more effective you could make the miner? Are there for instance still apparent flaws which you haven't had the time to do but know will make it faster?

Thanks

gregor12

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Quote from: frozn00 on July 02, 2014, 03:05:21 PM

Been trying to get my 5x 280x's to work for hours. Need some help.........

GPU memory allocation failed. Try to set at least 16 GB of Virtual Memory: Compu
ter Properties / Advanced System Settings / Performance / Advanced / Virtual Mem
ory............

Just registered to tell you, that you are not alone.

I have the same problem with my Sapphire 280x Dual-x rig with 5 cards.
I dont have a monitor connected and control it with google remote desktop and it seems the problems mostly appears when i connect to it.
Then i have to reboot the machine to get it going again without it halting.
So i guess it has something to do with displaying graphics while hashing.
Dont know if that helps you.

You could try to set the miner to start at boot in windows and dont connect a monitor and see if it works then, by looking at your reported hashrate at the pool.

I have tried everything, like 14.4, 14.6 and 13.12 i have also tried setting virtual memory as high as 300gb :-D
I also tried clocking the cards but it doesnt influence the error, and only gives a VERY small increase in hashrate (like 5-10 more)

Im pretty sure my 280x are also the slow elpida ram, because it only mines with around 400 h/s each.

My 2 other rigs with 3x7950 and 5x7950 have never had the problem, with the same setup.

On another note i hope Claymore can do something about the slow elpida. My old Club 3D 7950 hashes away with 1100/1500 over 500 h/s each.
On stock settings they were 440 each, big increase and hashrate compared to the 280x.

I also got problems with 280x, one works fine, in a rig always problem with "virtual memory" (it works for few hours then it crashed ), but i have noticed if u put higher memory clock it works longer before it crashes. Claymore you go any Idea how to fix this? I got 2x280x, win 8.1, 8gb ram, virtual mem is set to 16gb, if i set to more it crashes even faster, on stock mem-clock it works for about 12-18hours be4 it crashes

CiscoStud

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Quote from: gilad215 on July 03, 2014, 07:31:40 PM

Guys do any of you experiencing Router disconnects with the miner?

i'm having this problem for the last week. the miner is running on 2 different rigs in my home, 24/7. and every 1 hour my internet disconnects and i need to restart my router.
when i close the miner it doesn't happen. its a pretty new router and didn't happen with sgminer/xpm etc..

any ideas? its not the bandwidth i guess

Its highly unlikely Claymores software could affect the "control and data plane" of a router. Just doesn't make sense from a TCP/IP point of view.

gilad215

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Guys do any of you experiencing Router disconnects with the miner?

i'm having this problem for the last week. the miner is running on 2 different rigs in my home, 24/7. and every 1 hour my internet disconnects and i need to restart my router.
when i close the miner it doesn't happen. its a pretty new router and didn't happen with sgminer/xpm etc..

any ideas? its not the bandwidth i guess

onetwentyfive

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Quote from: Claymore on July 03, 2014, 03:05:13 AM

Quote from: onetwentyfive on July 03, 2014, 02:03:12 AM

Come on, I'm using your miner. Paying your 5% dev fee. The least you could do is answer my question, will there ever be a 32 bit version of the miner?

I'm not living in this forum, so sorry for the delay

I think there will not be 32 bit version of this miner, it requires too much GPU memory and it's even unstable sometimes on 64bit systems, I'm sure OpenCL on 32bit platform would work even worse.

Thanks for answering! Sorry to be pissy.. it's been a long week. It turns out my old cpu is 64 bit capable so now the question is.. do i want to go through the hassle of upgrading just to mine monero? the answer, i think, is yes.

this is gonna suck

superresistant

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Have a try at monero.crypto-pool.fr we're doing really great.

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Quote from: nrg_wolf on July 03, 2014, 08:24:24 AM

you do realize that releaseing your program is only going to cause claymore to cease makeing updates and improvement to the miner code right? its 5% big frikin whoop.
Time for an update again claymore, get around this clowns virus ridden program.....

I don't think it's a virus but it could be blocked by Claymore.

trip96

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Thanks! I follow this thread closely but I must have missed this.

Thanks again for the help

trip96

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Hey everyone. I have a simple question.

What script are you guys using to make sure your miner is running. I am having more thread hangs than usual and now i am going to use the -wd 1 flag. SO, I would love to know what you guys are using to reboot the miner when it closes.

Thanks!

tiptopcode

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Quote from: nrg_wolf on July 03, 2014, 08:24:24 AM

you do realize that releaseing your program is only going to cause claymore to cease makeing updates and improvement to the miner code right? its 5% big frikin whoop.

Time for an update again claymore, get around this clowns virus ridden program.....

What makes you think it's my program?

It's not a virus, and it's working just fine..
Who wants 5% more will use it and support opensource, who don't will give it to Claymore. That's it.
Claymore has got more than enough.. we are talking here about big numbers already
And no I don't think that he will stop making updates, coz he is too greedy..

nrg_wolf

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Quote from: tiptopcode on July 03, 2014, 07:49:36 AM

MinerProxy v0.4

Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!WJM2wQZY!YU9QFgnX0vTsfR5PypYNZIjbf_j2lKbezUh74r89kWA

No more fees. Replace DevFee address with MinerProxy, and add fee to your balance.

Instructions

- Enter proxy port, ex. 5555
- Enter pool address and port without stratum+tcp:// or http:// (ex. xmr1.crypto-pool.fr:3333)
- Enter Your Coin Addresses where DevFee coins will be payed out, (may be the same address where you mine or different, doesn't matter)
- Point your miner to MinerProxy
(ex. -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:5555, if proxy is installed on localhost)
- Other miners also work with this proxy, so You can easily change pool for all Your rigs.
- For failover, start more proxy instances with different ports, and put those addresses to pool.txt

If You like it donate some XMR to the author of the software...
XMR: 46huLCNkxF5efM526TR5FhDiMNAsRtdbv4NigL5NSgp3T5FB8Xq3EbLQfhDcLVGFsxLHDTtU7MKDucv u4qFr4C73V1GTJHu

you do realize that releaseing your program is only going to cause claymore to cease makeing updates and improvement to the miner code right? its 5% big frikin whoop.

Time for an update again claymore, get around this clowns virus ridden program.....

tiptopcode

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MinerProxy v0.4

Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!WJM2wQZY!YU9QFgnX0vTsfR5PypYNZIjbf_j2lKbezUh74r89kWA

No more fees. Replace DevFee address with MinerProxy, and add fee to your balance.

Instructions

- Enter proxy port, ex. 5555
- Enter pool address and port without stratum+tcp:// or http:// (ex. xmr1.crypto-pool.fr:3333)
- Enter Your Coin Addresses where DevFee coins will be payed out, (may be the same address where you mine or different, doesn't matter)
- Point your miner to MinerProxy
(ex. -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:5555, if proxy is installed on localhost)
- Other miners also work with this proxy, so You can easily change pool for all Your rigs.
- For failover, start more proxy instances with different ports, and put those addresses to pool.txt

If You like it donate some XMR to the author of the software...
XMR: 46huLCNkxF5efM526TR5FhDiMNAsRtdbv4NigL5NSgp3T5FB8Xq3EbLQfhDcLVGFsxLHDTtU7MKDucv u4qFr4C73V1GTJHu

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