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Topic: Claymore's CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v11.3 - page 88. (Read 2145056 times)

legendary
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v10.0 BETA:

- now miner uses the latest framework which is used for dual and zec miners. Therefore several new options are available.
- new assembler GPU kernels are used.
- added "-dmem" options that can improve performance in many cases. Note that twice more GPU memory is used in this mode.
- some old options were removed, some were renamed, please read Readme for detailed information and samples.
- reduced devfee, it's 1% now if you use secure SSL/TLS connection, 1.5% for unsecure connection.
- devfee mining is executed every hour, similar to dual and zec miners.
- a lot of minor improvements.

PS. Linux version will be available in a day.

After two weeks of waiting patiently...

Hi Calymore,
Do you have any ETA on version for linux ? Smiley
My users are waiting for Your release Smiley and many other part of the word Smiley
Thx for you well done job in all miners !

Pretty sure he said he's discontinuing it due to loss of the source or something.

Seriously?  Cry Cry Cry
hero member
Activity: 935
Merit: 1001
I don't always drink...
Has anyone successfully installed and used Claymore 10.2 for XMR with these drivers in Win 7-64 https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ethash-dag-epoch-rx470480570580-fix-2068446 with 4x Vega 56?  Or is Win 10 64 and Aug 28th Blockchain drivers essential?
full member
Activity: 406
Merit: 105
Chosŏn Minjujuŭi Inmin Konghwaguk
Anyone have any configs for the AMD Tahiti's? (7950/ 7970/ 280x)?

Seems that the speed is identical to the older Claymore version.

And profitability seems identical between ZEC and XMR. However XMR might pull less power.
Just try to add an -dmem 1 option. It can increese speed.

I did, doesn't do much. Exact same speed as Version 9.7

Using drivers 15.12

Same here on my 7990s
legendary
Activity: 3808
Merit: 1723
Anyone have any configs for the AMD Tahiti's? (7950/ 7970/ 280x)?

Seems that the speed is identical to the older Claymore version.

And profitability seems identical between ZEC and XMR. However XMR might pull less power.
Just try to add an -dmem 1 option. It can increese speed.

I did, doesn't do much. Exact same speed as Version 9.7

Using drivers 15.12
sr. member
Activity: 1484
Merit: 253
Anyone have any configs for the AMD Tahiti's? (7950/ 7970/ 280x)?

Seems that the speed is identical to the older Claymore version.

And profitability seems identical between ZEC and XMR. However XMR might pull less power.
Just try to add an -dmem 1 option. It can increese speed.
legendary
Activity: 3808
Merit: 1723
Anyone have any configs for the AMD Tahiti's? (7950/ 7970/ 280x)?

Seems that the speed is identical to the older Claymore version.

And profitability seems identical between ZEC and XMR. However XMR might pull less power.
legendary
Activity: 2660
Merit: 1096
Simplemining.net Admin
Hi Calymore,
Do you have any ETA on version for linux ? Smiley
My users are waiting for Your release Smiley and many other part of the word Smiley
Thx for you well done job in all miners !
full member
Activity: 262
Merit: 101
Have anyone a sample config for nicehash? Thanks!
NsGpuCNMiner.exe -xpool stratum+ssl://cryptonight.eu.nicehash.com:33355 -xwal btc-addr.rig1 -xpsw x -h 928 -dmem 1 -cclock 1167 -cvddc 875 -mclock 2000 -mvddc 875

btc-addr - is yours nicehash btc address
rig - is your rig name ( if you use it )
This is setup for 4GB vram card , if you have 8GB you can change -h 928 to -h 1800-1900 , just test it to find thah best fits to you , "-cclock 1167 -cvddc 875 -mclock 2000 -mvddc 875" - this is core and memory speed and voltage , edit it to fits for you or just delete it if you use other program to overclock/undervolt.

Thanks! I hope now it will work fine.
sr. member
Activity: 574
Merit: 261
1250@960-980mV

Thanks. Managed to increase even to 1300@1025mV. This has increased the wattage with 20% and the hashrate with 6% (900 h/s). Again, compared to sgminer, this miner is currently superior Smiley
If electricity cheap i think no problem, but you see wattage increase 20% but you only gain 6%, how thats good?
Because I'm still profiting man. Calculated the extra electricity and the extra hash only through whattomine and it shows I'm on +++ Smiley

On my 5 card setup I find no difference in hashrate between Sgminer & Claymore, but Claymore does take a little more power.
Sgminer no more than 770 Watts and Claymore 790 Watts - jumping occasionally to 800 Watts.
newbie
Activity: 67
Merit: 0
1250@960-980mV

Thanks. Managed to increase even to 1300@1025mV. This has increased the wattage with 20% and the hashrate with 6% (900 h/s). Again, compared to sgminer, this miner is currently superior Smiley
If electricity cheap i think no problem, but you see wattage increase 20% but you only gain 6%, how thats good?
Because I'm still profiting man. Calculated the extra electricity and the extra hash only through whattomine and it shows I'm on +++ Smiley
sr. member
Activity: 379
Merit: 250
Have anyone a sample config for nanopool with 480 4gb? Thanks!
full member
Activity: 215
Merit: 100
1250@960-980mV

Thanks. Managed to increase even to 1300@1025mV. This has increased the wattage with 20% and the hashrate with 6% (900 h/s). Again, compared to sgminer, this miner is currently superior Smiley
If electricity cheap i think no problem, but you see wattage increase 20% but you only gain 6%, how thats good?
newbie
Activity: 67
Merit: 0
1250@960-980mV

Thanks. Managed to increase even to 1300@1025mV. This has increased the wattage with 20% and the hashrate with 6% (900 h/s). Again, compared to sgminer, this miner is currently superior Smiley
full member
Activity: 406
Merit: 105
Chosŏn Minjujuŭi Inmin Konghwaguk
Claymore!  You're so quiet, buddy!  Care to give us an update?

that greedy asshole is to busy spending the money he earned of us.


Drunk lonely trolls are drunk and lonely.

I think that is just a joke. not too serious.

Conveying sarcasm over the internet is the most difficult thing a man can do, you can never be sure if serious or not.
newbie
Activity: 58
Merit: 0
Claymore!  You're so quiet, buddy!  Care to give us an update?

that greedy asshole is to busy spending the money he earned of us.


Drunk lonely trolls are drunk and lonely.

I think that is just a joke. not too serious.
newbie
Activity: 20
Merit: 0
Have anyone a sample config for nicehash? Thanks!
NsGpuCNMiner.exe -xpool stratum+ssl://cryptonight.eu.nicehash.com:33355 -xwal btc-addr.rig1 -xpsw x -h 928 -dmem 1 -cclock 1167 -cvddc 875 -mclock 2000 -mvddc 875

btc-addr - is yours nicehash btc address
rig - is your rig name ( if you use it )
This is setup for 4GB vram card , if you have 8GB you can change -h 928 to -h 1800-1900 , just test it to find thah best fits to you , "-cclock 1167 -cvddc 875 -mclock 2000 -mvddc 875" - this is core and memory speed and voltage , edit it to fits for you or just delete it if you use other program to overclock/undervolt.
full member
Activity: 262
Merit: 101
Have anyone a sample config for nicehash? Thanks!
sr. member
Activity: 512
Merit: 260
Nvidia please.
sr. member
Activity: 1288
Merit: 319
does hash faster with the "normal" AMD driver or the blockchain one?
With blockchain drivers hashrate faster. About 980h/s on RX480 8G samsung

At what wattage is that?
About 680W 5*RX580 "from the wall"
that's really great. I just optimized a bit my RX470s 4GB and it is around 850, can't squuze more. This pulls 620W for 6 GPUs. Compared to sgminer it is better hashrate at a lower wattage.
Would you share your core freq pls?
1250@960-980mV

Which Wattage do you have with 1250@960-980mW?
I read somewhere you can tiune vega about 130W.
Is it correct?
newbie
Activity: 63
Merit: 0
does hash faster with the "normal" AMD driver or the blockchain one?
With blockchain drivers hashrate faster. About 980h/s on RX480 8G samsung

At what wattage is that?
About 680W 5*RX580 "from the wall"
that's really great. I just optimized a bit my RX470s 4GB and it is around 850, can't squuze more. This pulls 620W for 6 GPUs. Compared to sgminer it is better hashrate at a lower wattage.
Would you share your core freq pls?
1250@960-980mV
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