Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 1129.

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Quote from: xeridea on September 08, 2016, 11:09:18 AM

Quote from: Grahnite on September 08, 2016, 09:43:58 AM

Quote from: GH on September 08, 2016, 01:15:36 AM

Quote from: dance191 on September 08, 2016, 12:18:58 AM

Is 15.12 still the driver to use? If so, where is a good place to download it? It looks like AMD removed it from their list of downloads.

AMD page - manually select driver - (select OS and card) - "download previous drivers & software" on the right

Of course useless for newer gen. RX series...

So does 15.12 NOT work with a RX470?

What is the most stable driver version for a RX470 card then? I seem to get that my miner stops mining and says there is an issue with the nanopool.org pool. Sometimes it would just quit.

I have a Powercolor Red Devil RX470 4GB

SOmetimes it runs for 6-8 hours just fine, then other times it would just stop.

Thanks for any help!

I use 16.8.3. They are stable though the Red Devil cards don't seem to like undervolting, at all, so there they throttle ~1150MHz, secondary coin goes a little slower. You can increase power limit though. If there is an issue with the pool, that shouldn't affect miner, I use nanopool and never had a crash. You can set up backup pools if you want (see OP).

15.12 does not work on any Polaris card, they need like 16.8.x or newer, RX 470 needs like 16.8.2 or 16.8.3. 15.12 is recommended for the 300, 200, 7000 series. Perhaps OP can be updated to clarify?

I use latest drivers on all my cards.
Don't see any drop in hash speed vs 15.12 on R9 cards.

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Quote from: rawbert on September 08, 2016, 07:09:12 PM

Quote from: Grahnite on September 08, 2016, 09:43:58 AM

Quote from: GH on September 08, 2016, 01:15:36 AM

Quote from: dance191 on September 08, 2016, 12:18:58 AM

Is 15.12 still the driver to use? If so, where is a good place to download it? It looks like AMD removed it from their list of downloads.

AMD page - manually select driver - (select OS and card) - "download previous drivers & software" on the right

Of course useless for newer gen. RX series...

So does 15.12 NOT work with a RX470?

What is the most stable driver version for a RX470 card then? I seem to get that my miner stops mining and says there is an issue with the nanopool.org pool. Sometimes it would just quit.

I have a Powercolor Red Devil RX470 4GB

SOmetimes it runs for 6-8 hours just fine, then other times it would just stop.

Thanks for any help!

16.8.3 is the minimum driver for the RX 470, but I always use the latest.

I am using 16.7.3 so this is not true. Certain ROMs I found 16.7.3 uses a little less wattage then 16.8.2 but not sure about 8.3 and the just release hotfix version 16.9.1

Anyone Dual mining LBRY with NVIDIA 1070? Would be interested in knowing the good setting for it. I'm doing 550 on Memory and -dcri of 60 and I still am only getting like 46MH. Rumors had it at much much higher but again it may just be that, rumors.

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Quote from: alevlaslo on September 08, 2016, 05:06:33 AM

Quote from: Claymore on September 08, 2016, 03:15:23 AM

1. AMD cards always handle dual mode better than NVidia. Especially 290(X)/390(X) cards, they are the best. RX480 is good too. Other cards are not so good in dual mode.

but Nvidia more profitable on LBRY (1070 get 312 mh...)

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Unfortunately, there is no way to get 0% drop on ETH if you mine ETH+LBC. Why? See item #2.

Fury not drop on ETH at dcri 30

On my 1070s, I've found better profitability with Claymore's ETH + LBRY than LBRY alone (only tried open source miner), as long as I max out at -dcri 500. Actually, it's the most profitable combo I've found yet, MUCH better than ETH alone, ETH + DCR, ETH + SIA, etc.

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Quote from: rawbert on September 08, 2016, 07:09:12 PM

16.8.3 is the minimum driver for the RX 470, but I always use the latest.

Nope, 16.8.2 worked fine for my 470 4gb

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Quote from: Grahnite on September 08, 2016, 09:43:58 AM

Quote from: GH on September 08, 2016, 01:15:36 AM

Quote from: dance191 on September 08, 2016, 12:18:58 AM

Is 15.12 still the driver to use? If so, where is a good place to download it? It looks like AMD removed it from their list of downloads.

AMD page - manually select driver - (select OS and card) - "download previous drivers & software" on the right

Of course useless for newer gen. RX series...

So does 15.12 NOT work with a RX470?

What is the most stable driver version for a RX470 card then? I seem to get that my miner stops mining and says there is an issue with the nanopool.org pool. Sometimes it would just quit.

I have a Powercolor Red Devil RX470 4GB

SOmetimes it runs for 6-8 hours just fine, then other times it would just stop.

Thanks for any help!

16.8.3 is the minimum driver for the RX 470, but I always use the latest.
Edit: I meant 16.7.3.

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Hello! I'm using 4.7 version for a while, it works nice, and thank you.
Now I decide to upgrade it to 7.0(bat files the same), on one my farm I've got such error:
GPU 1, GpuMiner kx failed -48
This error occurs on each GPU, went back to 4.7

btw, what may be a reason of such error?

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Quote from: Grahnite on September 08, 2016, 09:43:58 AM

Quote from: GH on September 08, 2016, 01:15:36 AM

Quote from: dance191 on September 08, 2016, 12:18:58 AM

Is 15.12 still the driver to use? If so, where is a good place to download it? It looks like AMD removed it from their list of downloads.

AMD page - manually select driver - (select OS and card) - "download previous drivers & software" on the right

Of course useless for newer gen. RX series...

So does 15.12 NOT work with a RX470?

What is the most stable driver version for a RX470 card then? I seem to get that my miner stops mining and says there is an issue with the nanopool.org pool. Sometimes it would just quit.

I have a Powercolor Red Devil RX470 4GB

SOmetimes it runs for 6-8 hours just fine, then other times it would just stop.

Thanks for any help!

As it does not work with the 480 I don't think it will work with the (later) 470. I ordered one for testing today...

ATM I use 16.7.3 on Windows 8.1 64bit which is stable for at least days. The latest driver version two of two times made trouble with mixed multi rigs. (but this could be random, did not investigate further)

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Quote from: snk0752 on September 08, 2016, 10:29:28 AM

Quote from: Claymore on September 08, 2016, 03:15:23 AM

About low hashrates in dual mode - it seems I need to combine some of my messages into one and add some more comments about ETH+LBC mode.

1. AMD cards always handle dual mode better than NVidia. Especially 290(X)/390(X) cards, they are the best. RX480 is good too. Other cards are not so good in dual mode.
2. Lbry is not so good for dual mode as Sia or Decred, it takes too much GPU time, therefore ETH suffers. So only powerful cards are good in ETH+LBC mode. Do not use it on 280, 270, 7xxx, etc. On these cards ETH+DCR or ETH+SIA is better.
3. My test rig: 6x390, stock clocks, gives 172MH/s ETH in ETH-only mode.
In ETH+LBC mode, "-dcri 16", it gives 167MH/s ETH + 167MH/s LBC.

Dear Claymore,

Would it be possible to implement monero (CryptoNote) into the dualminer as well? I know, that you already have made another xmr miner, but to have such a profitable coin implemented would be really good. What do you think about it?
Actually, I am using your linux 7.0 build running on my amd rigs configured to mine eth+lbc. And for 5 x R9 NANO the results: ETH 120MH/s + LBC 200MH/s.

as per my understanding.... ETH and XMR are both using memory intensive algorithms (Ethash and Cryptonight) - so ETH + XMR maybe a bad idea. However XMR + DCR/SIA/LBRY combo like CDM is more realistic. In the XMR thread, Claymore already said that there is no plans for 2nd coin for XMR.

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Quote from: calculatorduck on September 08, 2016, 09:05:51 AM

Quote from: wll1rah on September 08, 2016, 03:14:22 AM

Quote from: calculatorduck on September 08, 2016, 01:30:25 AM

Anyone dual mining with a GTX 1060? What kind of speeds are you seeing for ETH + SIA?

GTX 1060 3GB Zotec ZT-P10610A-10L Samsung memory
OC: core none uses boost by default temp set to 85 Celsius, default is 83 Celsius; fan auto; memory +946
ETH only 22.3 MH/s
EXP +Sia 20.9 MH/s + SIA 418 MH/s DCRI set to 90
EXP + SIA 22.1 MH/s + SIA 218 MH/s DCRI set to 30

Thanks for sharing, not many people using these cards.

yr welcome I wanted to get RX 470's as the ref design was supposed to be around $150 but no ref design @ launch so the price is garbage and the 1060's slap the RX 480's and RX 470's around in other algo's meaning you'll have better longevity than AMD for the moment imo

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Quote from: xeridea on September 08, 2016, 11:09:18 AM

Quote from: Grahnite on September 08, 2016, 09:43:58 AM

Quote from: GH on September 08, 2016, 01:15:36 AM

Quote from: dance191 on September 08, 2016, 12:18:58 AM

Is 15.12 still the driver to use? If so, where is a good place to download it? It looks like AMD removed it from their list of downloads.

AMD page - manually select driver - (select OS and card) - "download previous drivers & software" on the right

Of course useless for newer gen. RX series...

So does 15.12 NOT work with a RX470?

What is the most stable driver version for a RX470 card then? I seem to get that my miner stops mining and says there is an issue with the nanopool.org pool. Sometimes it would just quit.

I have a Powercolor Red Devil RX470 4GB

SOmetimes it runs for 6-8 hours just fine, then other times it would just stop.

Thanks for any help!

I use 16.8.3. They are stable though the Red Devil cards don't seem to like undervolting, at all, so there they throttle ~1150MHz, secondary coin goes a little slower. You can increase power limit though. If there is an issue with the pool, that shouldn't affect miner, I use nanopool and never had a crash. You can set up backup pools if you want (see OP).

15.12 does not work on any Polaris card, they need like 16.8.x or newer, RX 470 needs like 16.8.2 or 16.8.3. 15.12 is recommended for the 300, 200, 7000 series. Perhaps OP can be updated to clarify?

Thanks!

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Quote from: joaocha on September 08, 2016, 09:36:13 AM

@claymore It is possible to add a remote management from webinterface or from your remote app, where you can change dcri , turn mining on and off, and change settings on the go?

If you use the config files you can change all settings on the go.

Right click and "edit config" on the rig you want to change. You can then edit settings like -dcri -tt etc. Then save changes. Then right click and "restart miner" so the changes take effect.

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Quote from: Grahnite on September 08, 2016, 09:43:58 AM

Quote from: GH on September 08, 2016, 01:15:36 AM

Quote from: dance191 on September 08, 2016, 12:18:58 AM

Is 15.12 still the driver to use? If so, where is a good place to download it? It looks like AMD removed it from their list of downloads.

AMD page - manually select driver - (select OS and card) - "download previous drivers & software" on the right

Of course useless for newer gen. RX series...

So does 15.12 NOT work with a RX470?

What is the most stable driver version for a RX470 card then? I seem to get that my miner stops mining and says there is an issue with the nanopool.org pool. Sometimes it would just quit.

I have a Powercolor Red Devil RX470 4GB

SOmetimes it runs for 6-8 hours just fine, then other times it would just stop.

Thanks for any help!

I use 16.8.3. They are stable though the Red Devil cards don't seem to like undervolting, at all, so there they throttle ~1150MHz, secondary coin goes a little slower. You can increase power limit though. If there is an issue with the pool, that shouldn't affect miner, I use nanopool and never had a crash. You can set up backup pools if you want (see OP).

15.12 does not work on any Polaris card, they need like 16.8.x or newer, RX 470 needs like 16.8.2 or 16.8.3. 15.12 is recommended for the 300, 200, 7000 series. Perhaps OP can be updated to clarify?

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Quote from: Claymore on September 08, 2016, 03:15:23 AM

About low hashrates in dual mode - it seems I need to combine some of my messages into one and add some more comments about ETH+LBC mode.

1. AMD cards always handle dual mode better than NVidia. Especially 290(X)/390(X) cards, they are the best. RX480 is good too. Other cards are not so good in dual mode.
2. Lbry is not so good for dual mode as Sia or Decred, it takes too much GPU time, therefore ETH suffers. So only powerful cards are good in ETH+LBC mode. Do not use it on 280, 270, 7xxx, etc. On these cards ETH+DCR or ETH+SIA is better.
3. My test rig: 6x390, stock clocks, gives 172MH/s ETH in ETH-only mode.
In ETH+LBC mode, "-dcri 16", it gives 167MH/s ETH + 167MH/s LBC.

Dear Claymore,

Would it be possible to implement monero (CryptoNote) into the dualminer as well? I know, that you already have made another xmr miner, but to have such a profitable coin implemented would be really good. What do you think about it?
Actually, I am using your linux 7.0 build running on my amd rigs configured to mine eth+lbc. And for 5 x R9 NANO the results: ETH 120MH/s + LBC 200MH/s.

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Quote from: GH on September 08, 2016, 01:15:36 AM

Quote from: dance191 on September 08, 2016, 12:18:58 AM

Is 15.12 still the driver to use? If so, where is a good place to download it? It looks like AMD removed it from their list of downloads.

AMD page - manually select driver - (select OS and card) - "download previous drivers & software" on the right

Of course useless for newer gen. RX series...

So does 15.12 NOT work with a RX470?

What is the most stable driver version for a RX470 card then? I seem to get that my miner stops mining and says there is an issue with the nanopool.org pool. Sometimes it would just quit.

I have a Powercolor Red Devil RX470 4GB

SOmetimes it runs for 6-8 hours just fine, then other times it would just stop.

Thanks for any help!

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@claymore It is possible to add a remote management from webinterface or from your remote app, where you can change dcri , turn mining on and off, and change settings on the go?

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Quote from: wll1rah on September 08, 2016, 03:14:22 AM

Quote from: calculatorduck on September 08, 2016, 01:30:25 AM

Anyone dual mining with a GTX 1060? What kind of speeds are you seeing for ETH + SIA?

GTX 1060 3GB Zotec ZT-P10610A-10L Samsung memory
OC: core none uses boost by default temp set to 85 Celsius, default is 83 Celsius; fan auto; memory +946
ETH only 22.3 MH/s
EXP +Sia 20.9 MH/s + SIA 418 MH/s DCRI set to 90
EXP + SIA 22.1 MH/s + SIA 218 MH/s DCRI set to 30

Thanks for sharing, not many people using these cards.

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Quote from: brizio71 on September 08, 2016, 08:01:02 AM

@Claymore

Is it possible on a sigle RIG with different GPU (I have RX470 and HD7970) run 2 different processes 1 for RX470 that mine ETC+LSB and another for HD7970 that mine ETC+SC ?

thanks

Yes, create two config files (or use two folders), specify "-mport 0" to disable remote management (or use different ports), use "-di" option to select cards in every miner instance, that is all. However, often it's a bad idea to mix cards of different generations since some of them may work slowly because driver is optimized for some one generation usually. You can solve it by copying appropriate OpenCL driver files (amdocl64, amd_opencl64.dll) to the folder with miner, but I'm not experienced in such things (last time I did it ages ago), you can search on this forum for details.

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@Claymore

Is it possible on a sigle RIG with different GPU (I have RX470 and HD7970) run 2 different processes 1 for RX470 that mine ETC+LSB and another for HD7970 that mine ETC+SC ?

thanks

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Quote from: Coreol on September 08, 2016, 03:40:21 AM

I'm running 3x XFX Radeon RX 480 GTR Black and 1x XFX Radeon RX 480 GTR on one Rig using the latest Crimson driver and claymore's 6.3.
...
So far the system runs more or less stable. What difference would a switch to crimson 15.12 make...?

Your RX 480s would not be useable anymore. Tongue

(supported from 16.6.2 on AFAIK)

Quote from: Coreol on September 08, 2016, 03:40:21 AM

Also, has anyone been able to achieve higher hash rates with the 480s using claymore than what I got? If so, how?

Yes. At least 26.6 Mhash/s ETC + 465 Mhash/s SC is possible on a (cheap and not so great) XFX RX 480 XXX without BIOS mod. More would be possible if the memory was not that picky.
How? Simply more undervolt, more overclock...

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Quote from: Claymore on September 08, 2016, 03:15:23 AM

About low hashrates in dual mode - it seems I need to combine some of my messages into one and add some more comments about ETH+LBC mode.

1. AMD cards always handle dual mode better than NVidia. Especially 290(X)/390(X) cards, they are the best. RX480 is good too. Other cards are not so good in dual mode.
2. Lbry is not so good for dual mode as Sia or Decred, it takes too much GPU time, therefore ETH suffers. So only powerful cards are good in ETH+LBC mode. Do not use it on 280, 270, 7xxx, etc. On these cards ETH+DCR or ETH+SIA is better.
3. My test rig: 6x390, stock clocks, gives 172MH/s ETH in ETH-only mode.
In ETH+LBC mode, "-dcri 16", it gives 167MH/s ETH + 167MH/s LBC.
If you have 290/390 cards and see big drop on ETH even on "-dcri 16", make sure you use 15.12 drivers.
So I see -5MH/s ETH but +167MH/S Lbry, i.e. dual mining is working. Unfortunately, there is no way to get 0% drop on ETH if you mine ETH+LBC. Why? See item #2.
4. Why I added ETH+LBC if it causes ETH hashrate drop? Because this mode is good anyway for fast cards like 290/390/480, you get small ETH drop but good LBC speed.
5. Why I added ETH+LBC if ETH+LBC has less profit than LBC-only mining? Because in future ETH+LBC can have more profit than LBC-only.

Getting exactly what you are Claymore on my 390 sets. 167 167 with DCRI at 16

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