I am mining since several hours with a hashrate of 8.5 kh/s but i don't have any XMR in my balance or wallet .
What happen ? the blocks request a long time to be found ??
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Hi.
I am mining since several hours with a hashrate of 8.5 kh/s but i don't have any XMR in my balance or wallet .
What happen ? the blocks request a long time to be found ??
I am mining since several hours with a hashrate of 8.5 kh/s but i don't have any XMR in my balance or wallet .
What happen ? the blocks request a long time to be found ??
well version 4.0 and drivers 14.6 on 6950's seems to be way touchy, driver crash and thread hangs 98% of the time..... will test 4.0 on 13.12 drivers and report results.
asus 280x's 2x achieve 1068H/s at 1190-1800 and stable on 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
x2 7950's achieve 950h/s at 1145-1250 and stable with 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
X2 Gb 280x's with elpida memory do 791 at stock clocks and stable with 4.0 miner and 14.6 drivers. have yet to OC to gain higher results....
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Asus 6950 runs 90% stable with v3.4 miner with 13.12 drivers. 200H/s at stock clocks, 925-1200 nets 215h/s stable.
x2 GB 280x's do 401H/s each netting 802h/s at 1170-1500, OC'ed. High OC seems to not really be worth it given the small gain's from the much higher clocks... althou its stable for now.
asus 280x's 2x achieve 1068H/s at 1190-1800 and stable on 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
x2 7950's achieve 950h/s at 1145-1250 and stable with 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
X2 Gb 280x's with elpida memory do 791 at stock clocks and stable with 4.0 miner and 14.6 drivers. have yet to OC to gain higher results....
Edit*
Asus 6950 runs 90% stable with v3.4 miner with 13.12 drivers. 200H/s at stock clocks, 925-1200 nets 215h/s stable.
x2 GB 280x's do 401H/s each netting 802h/s at 1170-1500, OC'ed. High OC seems to not really be worth it given the small gain's from the much higher clocks... althou its stable for now.
Works fine on a HD 6950 with 2GB of memory, but the 1GB version crashes. Seems like the old cards have to have 2GB memory or more to run proper with the new 4.0 miner.
My 5970 with 1gb of memory works fine
well version 4.0 and drivers 14.6 on 6950's seems to be way touchy, driver crash and thread hangs 98% of the time..... will test 4.0 on 13.12 drivers and report results.
asus 280x's 2x achieve 1068H/s at 1190-1800 and stable on 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
x2 7950's achieve 950h/s at 1145-1250 and stable with 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
X2 Gb 280x's with elpida memory do 791 at stock clocks and stable with 4.0 miner and 14.6 drivers. have yet to OC to gain higher results....
Edit*
Asus 6950 runs 90% stable with v3.4 miner with 13.12 drivers. 200H/s at stock clocks, 925-1200 nets 215h/s stable.
x2 GB 280x's do 401H/s each netting 802h/s at 1170-1500, OC'ed. High OC seems to not really be worth it given the small gain's from the much higher clocks... althou its stable for now.
asus 280x's 2x achieve 1068H/s at 1190-1800 and stable on 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
x2 7950's achieve 950h/s at 1145-1250 and stable with 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
X2 Gb 280x's with elpida memory do 791 at stock clocks and stable with 4.0 miner and 14.6 drivers. have yet to OC to gain higher results....
Edit*
Asus 6950 runs 90% stable with v3.4 miner with 13.12 drivers. 200H/s at stock clocks, 925-1200 nets 215h/s stable.
x2 GB 280x's do 401H/s each netting 802h/s at 1170-1500, OC'ed. High OC seems to not really be worth it given the small gain's from the much higher clocks... althou its stable for now.
Works fine on a HD 6950 with 2GB of memory, but the 1GB version crashes. Seems like the old cards have to have 2GB memory or more to run proper with the new 4.0 miner.
iam still trying to get mine to work better with newer miner/drivers..... seems to crash very fast, and now it crash's with all the older versions as well..... which seems wierd....
well version 4.0 and drivers 14.6 on 6950's seems to be way touchy, driver crash and thread hangs 98% of the time..... will test 4.0 on 13.12 drivers and report results.
asus 280x's 2x achieve 1068H/s at 1190-1800 and stable on 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
x2 7950's achieve 950h/s at 1145-1250 and stable with 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
X2 Gb 280x's with elpida memory do 791 at stock clocks and stable with 4.0 miner and 14.6 drivers. have yet to OC to gain higher results....
Edit*
Asus 6950 runs 90% stable with v3.4 miner with 13.12 drivers. 200H/s at stock clocks, 925-1200 nets 215h/s stable.
x2 GB 280x's do 401H/s each netting 802h/s at 1170-1500, OC'ed. High OC seems to not really be worth it given the small gain's from the much higher clocks... althou its stable for now.
asus 280x's 2x achieve 1068H/s at 1190-1800 and stable on 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
x2 7950's achieve 950h/s at 1145-1250 and stable with 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
X2 Gb 280x's with elpida memory do 791 at stock clocks and stable with 4.0 miner and 14.6 drivers. have yet to OC to gain higher results....
Edit*
Asus 6950 runs 90% stable with v3.4 miner with 13.12 drivers. 200H/s at stock clocks, 925-1200 nets 215h/s stable.
x2 GB 280x's do 401H/s each netting 802h/s at 1170-1500, OC'ed. High OC seems to not really be worth it given the small gain's from the much higher clocks... althou its stable for now.
Works fine on a HD 6950 with 2GB of memory, but the 1GB version crashes. Seems like the old cards have to have 2GB memory or more to run proper with the new 4.0 miner.
v3.4, 13.12 drivers, Asus R9280x @ 1190/1800 yields 545 H/s
You should make this available on Linux and offer it within PiMP (www.getpimp.org).
You should make this available on Linux and offer it within PiMP (www.getpimp.org).
yeah i agree talk to the guys in #pimp on freenode
just make a working linux executeble ad ask them to include it....
I'd rock it. I love PiMP.
The only reason I switched this rig over to Windows is so I could use this miner.
About 740 h/s on stock 290X (Hynix memory).
About 650 h/s on stock 290X (Elpida memory).
About 450 h/s on stock 280X (Hynix memory).
About 300 h/s on stock 270X.
About 650 h/s on stock 290X (Elpida memory).
About 450 h/s on stock 280X (Hynix memory).
About 300 h/s on stock 270X.
Getting ~360 h/s on a 7870 GHz OC (Sapphire Dual-X v1) 1250 gpu / 1350 mem / 1.218 vddc / powertune 20 / 100% fan speed ~50°C (Ambient temp is 75°F) (Hynix Memory)
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Fan died on my other card, same card, only Elpida Memory. Going to go to microcenter tomorrow to be an ass and buy a NZXT Kraken G10 and toss my Corsair H70 on it with some vrm heatsinks and make this bitch hit 400h/s.
After installed 14.6 RC i got 2032 h/s for 3 - 290 on (v4.0 -14.6). Thank you. Btw 16 gb swap is off!
Well,the price is going down so fast,so the hashrate must be higher to get benefit.Waiting for better version 
.Anw,tks for the best miner ever
.Anw,tks for the best miner ever
well version 4.0 and drivers 14.6 on 6950's seems to be way touchy, driver crash and thread hangs 98% of the time..... will test 4.0 on 13.12 drivers and report results.
asus 280x's 2x achieve 1068H/s at 1190-1800 and stable on 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
x2 7950's achieve 950h/s at 1145-1250 and stable with 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
X2 Gb 280x's with elpida memory do 791 at stock clocks and stable with 4.0 miner and 14.6 drivers. have yet to OC to gain higher results....
Edit*
Asus 6950 runs 90% stable with v3.4 miner with 13.12 drivers. 200H/s at stock clocks, 925-1200 nets 215h/s stable.
x2 GB 280x's do 401H/s each netting 802h/s at 1170-1500, OC'ed. High OC seems to not really be worth it given the small gain's from the much higher clocks... althou its stable for now.
asus 280x's 2x achieve 1068H/s at 1190-1800 and stable on 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
x2 7950's achieve 950h/s at 1145-1250 and stable with 4.0 miner with 13.12 drivers.
X2 Gb 280x's with elpida memory do 791 at stock clocks and stable with 4.0 miner and 14.6 drivers. have yet to OC to gain higher results....
Edit*
Asus 6950 runs 90% stable with v3.4 miner with 13.12 drivers. 200H/s at stock clocks, 925-1200 nets 215h/s stable.
x2 GB 280x's do 401H/s each netting 802h/s at 1170-1500, OC'ed. High OC seems to not really be worth it given the small gain's from the much higher clocks... althou its stable for now.
monero died because of this 5% of greedy?
Monroe is far from dead. You can go and cpu mine if you dont like the 5%
Claymore - I love fairy tales and do not like evasive answers. Test have 10 minutes - total hashes 206k - target 142k, devhashes 10k - target 18k. On hash - 5%, on target - more then 10%. Draw conclusions.
10/206*100=4.85% < 5% (lol, now I understand better all the dumping below profitability )
Claymore - I love fairy tales and do not like evasive answers. Test have 10 minutes - total hashes 206k - target 142k, devhashes 10k - target 18k. On hash - 5%, on target - more then 10%. Draw conclusions.
v3.4, 13.12 drivers, Asus R9280x @ 1190/1800 yields 545 H/s
You should make this available on Linux and offer it within PiMP (www.getpimp.org).
You should make this available on Linux and offer it within PiMP (www.getpimp.org).
yeah i agree talk to the guys in #pimp on freenode
just make a working linux executeble ad ask them to include it....
I also did not notice any speed change with v4.0 with 14.6 drivers.
Using R9 290.
Using R9 290.
v3.4, 13.12 drivers, Asus R9280x @ 1190/1800 yields 535 H/s
You should make this available on Linux and offer it within PiMP (www.getpimp.org).
You should make this available on Linux and offer it within PiMP (www.getpimp.org).
And someone promised? Version released only in response to bypass program. Response. Forward to hearing your opponent - I think not long to wait.
On v4.0 on the 14.6 drivers I am getting ~820 H/s with 2x R9 270x @ 1200/1500.
on v4.0 13.12 noting change fore me
then i install driver 14.6 use v4.0 for 14.6 speed increase about 1-2%
on my 280X x4 from 1390 h/s to 1410 h/s. it about 350 h/s per card.
then i install driver 14.6 use v4.0 for 14.6 speed increase about 1-2%
on my 280X x4 from 1390 h/s to 1410 h/s. it about 350 h/s per card.
I don't see any changes for my 290 (still 385 h\s).
Notable hash difference between 13.12 and 14.6 on the 280x with elpida?
I don't see any change with V4 on 13.12 and 14.6 with my Elpidia 280X cards
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