Hi Claymore, any chance you can make this compatible with minergate's email address pool, like 9.7 was i'm tired of making different
blockchain wallets .
work fine blockchain wallets .
Topic: Claymore's CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v11.3 - page 94. (Read 2145056 times)
Hi Claymore, any chance you can make this compatible with minergate's email address pool, like 9.7 was i'm tired of making different
blockchain wallets .
blockchain wallets .
They skim hashes and eat babies, shady fuckers, choose a more sane pool.
Hi Claymore, any chance you can make this compatible with minergate's email address pool, like 9.7 was i'm tired of making different
blockchain wallets .
blockchain wallets .
Hello guys,
with the 10.1 I can see lower reported hashrate on the poolside but from the CM I can see a little increase. Is there somebody else experiencing this issue?
Thanks!
with the 10.1 I can see lower reported hashrate on the poolside but from the CM I can see a little increase. Is there somebody else experiencing this issue?
Thanks!
I have RX 480 8GB with power strap called UBER MIX 3.1 in 1750 and 2000. This only for samsung chips. My clocks are 1350/1990. Intensity 2000 worksize 7. If you have hynix u can try flash uber mix from samsung, I see some people do that and have succses.
lolwut
what hashrates are you getting?
Thanks for the nicehash support update , its working as it should now , overall diff from 9.7 is about 4% same settings for me ( 9.7 - 754 , 10.2 - 784 ) at 1167/1940 core/mem 880mv on xfx rx 470 4gb elpida , eth bios settings edit , maybe if I loosen timings will get more , monero do not like tight timings as much as speed. Power consumption is reduces in 10.2 about 25% ( 9.7 - 64w , 10.2- 51w ). My settings for 10.2 are -h 928 , I'm with 32 gigs of ram , 1gb virtual , do not see ram consumption increase more , no errors about virtual memory , will try with 4gb virtual memory whether have difference or not.
Actually monero like tight timings. Using ubermix 3.1 on my rx 480 8GB.
XMR stak gives 950h/s, claymore 1000+ h/s per card but + 50 watts overall from the wall.
Ram usage normal, about 22% load. 22 gb page file + 8GB RAM.
On my 580 8Gb on XMR stak(intens 1000) - 725, on Claymore (h 1800 dmem 1) - 840.
I think you need a Hynix card with mining straps running at 2250 and you can go over 1k H/s.
A warning on cheap Hynix cards however, don't go there. You'll end up in RMA hell or forced to run at stock speeds.
probably crap straps / miner settings...i have 920h/s with 1130/2100 with sgminer
Thanks for the nicehash support update , its working as it should now , overall diff from 9.7 is about 4% same settings for me ( 9.7 - 754 , 10.2 - 784 ) at 1167/1940 core/mem 880mv on xfx rx 470 4gb elpida , eth bios settings edit , maybe if I loosen timings will get more , monero do not like tight timings as much as speed. Power consumption is reduces in 10.2 about 25% ( 9.7 - 64w , 10.2- 51w ). My settings for 10.2 are -h 928 , I'm with 32 gigs of ram , 1gb virtual , do not see ram consumption increase more , no errors about virtual memory , will try with 4gb virtual memory whether have difference or not.
Actually monero like tight timings. Using ubermix 3.1 on my rx 480 8GB.
XMR stak gives 950h/s, claymore 1000+ h/s per card but + 50 watts overall from the wall.
Ram usage normal, about 22% load. 22 gb page file + 8GB RAM.
On my 580 8Gb on XMR stak(intens 1000) - 725, on Claymore (h 1800 dmem 1) - 840.
I think you need a Hynix card with mining straps running at 2250 and you can go over 1k H/s.
A warning on cheap Hynix cards however, don't go there. You'll end up in RMA hell or forced to run at stock speeds.
probably crap straps / miner settings...i have 920h/s with 1130/2100 with sgminer
Owners of 580 8Gb, please share your results on XMR Claymore 10.2... I tried 1380/2250 and recieve only 865 h/s.
Wolf0 congrats, people says your miner is faster than Claymore!
Meh, it is in some cases, but only a bit. If I wanted to have a contest, I wouldn't hand the competitor my entry, duh.
Wolf0 miner is opensource, meaning the code is free; so anyone could make it faster or do whatever they want with it.
miner is opensource, but he has a fancy kernel that works only for $$$
Nope. I don't plan on selling/releasing any CN code - at least atm.
what's the point of being good/best if nobody knows about it?
I'm sure you have a goddamnly good optimised kernel and you keeping it just for yourself
If I want to compete, I will.
You don't need to do anything. Your public kernel is still the fastest one available. You win
.Version 10 of this miner shows speed gain but the pool tells a different story. No improvement whatsoever from 9.7 poolside.
Is there an optimized version for AMD RX64 Vega?
Thanks for the nicehash support update , its working as it should now , overall diff from 9.7 is about 4% same settings for me ( 9.7 - 754 , 10.2 - 784 ) at 1167/1940 core/mem 880mv on xfx rx 470 4gb elpida , eth bios settings edit , maybe if I loosen timings will get more , monero do not like tight timings as much as speed. Power consumption is reduces in 10.2 about 25% ( 9.7 - 64w , 10.2- 51w ). My settings for 10.2 are -h 928 , I'm with 32 gigs of ram , 1gb virtual , do not see ram consumption increase more , no errors about virtual memory , will try with 4gb virtual memory whether have difference or not.
Actually monero like tight timings. Using ubermix 3.1 on my rx 480 8GB.
XMR stak gives 950h/s, claymore 1000+ h/s per card but + 50 watts overall from the wall.
Ram usage normal, about 22% load. 22 gb page file + 8GB RAM.
On my 580 8Gb on XMR stak(intens 1000) - 725, on Claymore (h 1800 dmem 1) - 840.
I think you need a Hynix card with mining straps running at 2250 and you can go over 1k H/s.
A warning on cheap Hynix cards however, don't go there. You'll end up in RMA hell or forced to run at stock speeds.
I think you need a Hynix card with mining straps running at 2250 and you can go over 1k H/s.
A warning on cheap Hynix cards however, don't go there. You'll end up in RMA hell or forced to run at stock speeds.
A warning on cheap Hynix cards however, don't go there. You'll end up in RMA hell or forced to run at stock speeds.
A few years ago amd released the R9 280x which is a 7970 with overclocked core and ram speeds in the card bios...
I love to buy these because they mine almost as much as a 380x or 470, as long as you do not factor the electricity cost.
We miners love to overclock, but overclocking the R9 280x - 7970 to the limit also is a don't go there.
The 280x were so often poorly made with cheap chinese knockoff of capacitors (all gigabyte with 3 fans,
some msi and xfx) and bad heatsinks that keep the heat on the ram or voltage regulators (diamond, msi, xfx)
These cards when overclocked at 1011 mhz use 1.2v instead of 1.05v, often locked in the bios;
the capacitors and voltage regulators overheat easily if the fans are under 80%-100%
Think about the gains vs loss of overclocking too much... after all it's your money.
Thanks for the nicehash support update , its working as it should now , overall diff from 9.7 is about 4% same settings for me ( 9.7 - 754 , 10.2 - 784 ) at 1167/1940 core/mem 880mv on xfx rx 470 4gb elpida , eth bios settings edit , maybe if I loosen timings will get more , monero do not like tight timings as much as speed. Power consumption is reduces in 10.2 about 25% ( 9.7 - 64w , 10.2- 51w ). My settings for 10.2 are -h 928 , I'm with 32 gigs of ram , 1gb virtual , do not see ram consumption increase more , no errors about virtual memory , will try with 4gb virtual memory whether have difference or not.
Actually monero like tight timings. Using ubermix 3.1 on my rx 480 8GB.
XMR stak gives 950h/s, claymore 1000+ h/s per card but + 50 watts overall from the wall.
Ram usage normal, about 22% load. 22 gb page file + 8GB RAM.
On my 580 8Gb on XMR stak(intens 1000) - 725, on Claymore (h 1800 dmem 1) - 840.
I think you need a Hynix card with mining straps running at 2250 and you can go over 1k H/s.
A warning on cheap Hynix cards however, don't go there. You'll end up in RMA hell or forced to run at stock speeds.
Thanks for the nicehash support update , its working as it should now , overall diff from 9.7 is about 4% same settings for me ( 9.7 - 754 , 10.2 - 784 ) at 1167/1940 core/mem 880mv on xfx rx 470 4gb elpida , eth bios settings edit , maybe if I loosen timings will get more , monero do not like tight timings as much as speed. Power consumption is reduces in 10.2 about 25% ( 9.7 - 64w , 10.2- 51w ). My settings for 10.2 are -h 928 , I'm with 32 gigs of ram , 1gb virtual , do not see ram consumption increase more , no errors about virtual memory , will try with 4gb virtual memory whether have difference or not.
Actually monero like tight timings. Using ubermix 3.1 on my rx 480 8GB.
XMR stak gives 950h/s, claymore 1000+ h/s per card but + 50 watts overall from the wall.
Ram usage normal, about 22% load. 22 gb page file + 8GB RAM.
On my 580 8Gb on XMR stak(intens 1000) - 725, on Claymore (h 1800 dmem 1) - 840.
Wolf0 congrats, people says your miner is faster than Claymore!
Meh, it is in some cases, but only a bit. If I wanted to have a contest, I wouldn't hand the competitor my entry, duh.
Wolf0 miner is opensource, meaning the code is free; so anyone could make it faster or do whatever they want with it.
miner is opensource, but he has a fancy kernel that works only for $$$
Nope. I don't plan on selling/releasing any CN code - at least atm.
what's the point of being good/best if nobody knows about it?
I'm sure you have a goddamnly good optimised kernel and you keeping it just for yourself
Wolf0 congrats, people says your miner is faster than Claymore!
Meh, it is in some cases, but only a bit. If I wanted to have a contest, I wouldn't hand the competitor my entry, duh.
Wolf0 miner is opensource, meaning the code is free; so anyone could make it faster or do whatever they want with it.
miner is opensource, but he has a fancy kernel that works only for $$$
Thanks for the nicehash support update , its working as it should now , overall diff from 9.7 is about 4% same settings for me ( 9.7 - 754 , 10.2 - 784 ) at 1167/1940 core/mem 880mv on xfx rx 470 4gb elpida , eth bios settings edit , maybe if I loosen timings will get more , monero do not like tight timings as much as speed. Power consumption is reduces in 10.2 about 25% ( 9.7 - 64w , 10.2- 51w ). My settings for 10.2 are -h 928 , I'm with 32 gigs of ram , 1gb virtual , do not see ram consumption increase more , no errors about virtual memory , will try with 4gb virtual memory whether have difference or not.
My ram usage goes to 99% and almost hangs the PC. Testing on my 6x Rx 570 4gb rig.
Unfortunately it's not usable.
I have 4gb system ram, 30gb virtual memory.
Unfortunately it's not usable.
I have 4gb system ram, 30gb virtual memory.
Claymore's CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v10.2
-li low intensity mode. Reduces mining intensity, useful if your cards are overheated. Note that mining speed is reduced too.
More value means less heat and mining speed, for example, "-li 10" is less heat and mining speed than "-li 1". You can also specify values for every card, for example "-li 3,10,50".
Default value is "0" - no low intensity mode.
Claymore CryptoNote GPU Miner v9.7
-li Low intensity mode. Specify "-li 1" if you don't want Windows to freeze.
The option mean different now, and my windows keep freezing if using -li 1. I mine while working on my pc (windows 7 64).
Is there any solution without upgrading to windows 10?
-li low intensity mode. Reduces mining intensity, useful if your cards are overheated. Note that mining speed is reduced too.
More value means less heat and mining speed, for example, "-li 10" is less heat and mining speed than "-li 1". You can also specify values for every card, for example "-li 3,10,50".
Default value is "0" - no low intensity mode.
Claymore CryptoNote GPU Miner v9.7
-li Low intensity mode. Specify "-li 1" if you don't want Windows to freeze.
The option mean different now, and my windows keep freezing if using -li 1. I mine while working on my pc (windows 7 64).
Is there any solution without upgrading to windows 10?
Wolf0 congrats, people says your miner is faster than Claymore!
Meh, it is in some cases, but only a bit. If I wanted to have a contest, I wouldn't hand the competitor my entry, duh.
Wolf0 miner is opensource, meaning the code is free; so anyone could make it faster or do whatever they want with it.
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