Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 415. (Read 6590757 times)

Turn up the DCRI higher - I run mine at 130 DCRI - 30.5 mh/s on eTH And 1300+ mh/s on XVG.

Now you can check FAQ in Readme and find related info:

I have almost the same results with G1 GTX1070 31,2ETH 870 XVG oc settings  memory +600, clock 0, and 75% power,

Does anyone mine something with CPU ?
I run Claymore dual and have i5-7500 working nothing in one rig ... is it worth trying at all ?

tnx for the tip

This hashrate is worthless, the RX cards do 1400-1600 XVG. Go mine something else with 1070 and exchange it to ETH, you're losing 50% of your earnings mining ETH with this powerful GPU.

Hello guys who faced such a problem, today put the new driver 18.2.1 on the farm computer, it costs two R9 Fury, in partial overclocking, claymore 11, Windows 10 last update, in the AMD 18.2.1 settings included the calculation, afterburner not disconnected everything continues to work, the hashrate from 59Mh/s to 62Mh/s that was pleasantly surprised. Nearby there is a farm 4 Fury R9 and 2 R9 290, installed, Claymore 11, driver 16.9.1, Windows 10 updated, installed the same, after installing 18.2.1 afterburner disconnected, rolled back to 16.9.1 hasht fell. In general, I moved Windows, installed drivers 16.9.1, claymore 11, afterburner 4.4.2 while everything works, but here the hashrate was 172Mh/s, it became 169Mh/s. Why does everything work on one farm and on another radeon tm adrenalin edition 18.2.1 vs afterburner do not work? Can the problem be in the R9 290 ?

Hello, what is the expected hashrate for dualmining with GTX 1070? I have a rig of 6x Gigabyte G1 GTX 1070 and I get an average of 31,3 ETH and 880 XVG. My OC settings are +670 memory, +100 clock and 80% voltage. I use -dcri 80 value.

A lot of issues popping up recently. it used to be just update to latest claymore and if you were stable on the last version, you are stable with the new. now we get low hash rate, driver issues, etc.

Does anyone have this problem: periodically hashrate drops by 50-60% and doesn't recover until reboot.

Rig with 13 Nvidia 1060 cards under Ubuntu running Claymore 10.6. It can run days without problems at steady 315Mh/s, but always ends the same way: hashrate drops to 120-140Mh/s, web api not responsive and I can't access machine via Teamviewer - need to go and reboot it.

Here's screenshot from Ethermine and part of log file when this happens:

https://imgur.com/a/yit6Y

23:11:15:766   dd7da700   ETH: 02/12/18-23:11:15 - New job from eu1.ethermine.org:4444
23:11:15:766   dd7da700   target: 0x0000000112e0be82 (diff: 4000MH), epoch 169(2.32GB)
23:11:15:766   dd7da700   ETH - Total Speed: 315.275 Mh/s, Total Shares: 35089, Rejected: 3, Time: 124:37
23:11:15:766   dd7da700   ETH: GPU0 24.322 Mh/s, GPU1 24.316 Mh/s, GPU2 24.236 Mh/s, GPU3 24.128 Mh/s, GPU4 24.128 Mh/s, GPU5 24.336 Mh/s, GPU6 24.151 Mh/s, GPU7 24.355 Mh/s, GPU8 24.339 Mh/s, GPU9 24.310 Mh/s, GPU10 24.321 Mh/s, GPU11 24.014 Mh/s, GPU12 24.317 Mh/s
23:11:16:982   438e8700   GPU0 t=50C fan=70%, GPU1 t=47C fan=70%, GPU2 t=50C fan=70%, GPU3 t=38C fan=70%, GPU4 t=43C fan=70%, GPU5 t=44C fan=70%, GPU6 t=40C fan=70%, GPU7 t=46C fan=70%, GPU8 t=44C fan=70%, GPU9 t=50C fan=70%, GPU10 t=50C fan=70%, GPU11 t=45C fan=70%, GPU12 t=42C fan=70%
23:11:17:697   df7de700   ETH: put share nonce 12bf1880013a3741
23:11:17:697   df7de700   ETH round found 1 shares
23:11:17:697   dd7da700   ETH: 02/12/18-23:11:17 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 11)
23:11:17:697   dd7da700   send: {"id":21,"method":"eth_submitWork","params":["0x12bf1880013a3741","0x50681fc6f6cbdcd5b25cd3ef7af1153e8980f0be56f13953f32b83ba14672772","0xe3ba255be5e7c1a7abef03553d4f632041b37ef2660fcde8a56854c6b294a2ca"]}

23:11:17:732   dd7da700   got 40 bytes
23:11:17:732   dd7da700   buf: {"id":21,"jsonrpc":"2.0","result":true}

23:11:17:732   dd7da700   parse packet: 39
23:11:17:733   dd7da700   ETH: Share accepted (35 ms)!
23:11:17:733   dd7da700   new buf size: 0
23:11:20:007   dd7da700   ETH: checking pool connection...
23:11:20:007   dd7da700   send: {"worker": "", "jsonrpc": "2.0", "params": [], "id": 3, "method": "eth_getWork"}

23:11:20:037   dd7da700   got 248 bytes
23:11:20:037   dd7da700   buf: {"id":3,"jsonrpc":"2.0","result":["0x50681fc6f6cbdcd5b25cd3ef7af1153e8980f0be56f13953f32b83ba14672772","0xf4c702c8373b1a6467eb30d4640b62436e55a6c8c9e2f486197f6e0b2dd72f5f","0x0112e0be826d694b2e62d01511f12a6061fbaec8bc02357593e70e52ba","0x4d7fe6"]}

23:11:20:037   dd7da700   parse packet: 247
23:11:20:037   dd7da700   ETH: job is the same
23:11:20:037   dd7da700   new buf size: 0
23:11:27:925   dd7da700   got 248 bytes
23:11:27:925   dd7da700   buf: {"id":0,"jsonrpc":"2.0","result":["0x6050064dd575c945de1c14326511f907abe9597f9345b125efeb95f1dd8f49b8","0xf4c702c8373b1a6467eb30d4640b62436e55a6c8c9e2f486197f6e0b2dd72f5f","0x0112e0be826d694b2e62d01511f12a6061fbaec8bc02357593e70e52ba","0x4d7fe7"]}

23:11:27:925   dd7da700   parse packet: 247
23:11:27:925   dd7da700   ETH: job changed
23:11:27:925   dd7da700   new buf size: 0
23:11:27:925   dd7da700   ETH: 02/12/18-23:11:27 - New job from eu1.ethermine.org:4444
23:11:27:925   dd7da700   target: 0x0000000112e0be82 (diff: 4000MH), epoch 169(2.32GB)
23:11:27:925   dd7da700   ETH - Total Speed: 123.539 Mh/s, Total Shares: 35090, Rejected: 3, Time: 124:37
23:11:27:925   dd7da700   ETH: GPU0 14.455 Mh/s, GPU1 8.728 Mh/s, GPU2 8.727 Mh/s, GPU3 8.729 Mh/s, GPU4 8.727 Mh/s, GPU5 8.727 Mh/s, GPU6 8.727 Mh/s, GPU7 8.727 Mh/s, GPU8 8.727 Mh/s, GPU9 8.727 Mh/s, GPU10 13.086 Mh/s, GPU11 8.729 Mh/s, GPU12 8.726 Mh/s

The 11.0 version runs very smoothly for me, although so far I haven't been able to get "Blake" altcoin stable, but I'm only using a single 6GB GTX1060 at the moment.

I'm plugging in my Asus 8GB GTX 1080 Strix, RX580 8GB Strix and Sapphire 4GB Nitro+ OC tomorrow, now that my Asus Prime Z270-A mobo is back from the repair depot.

We'll see; since the rig I'm using is super-limited mostly because of the factory power supply (don't even know what exactly it is, it's an HP Power Pavilion 580-023w prebuilt jobbie), so I'm throwing 850 watts Platinum EVGA power at the new one, should be able to get them all cranking.

OK, I see them all over the place, but I have zero experience with the AMD RX 580 cards.  What MH/sec should I be able to get from them?  One's a 4GB Sapphire Nitro+ OC and the other is an 8GB Asus ROG / Strix "T8G" model.  I understand that GTX1080 cards ain't the best choice for Ethereum mining, but I have the "A8G" advanced OC version, so we'll see what kind of fun I have tuning that one.

I do have a set of risers, so I might go ahead and plug in one or two more cards once I get those three stable and tuned up.

What's the best card - acknowledging that the prices right now are all over the place.  I assume that the GTX1060 is probably the leader as far as MH/power eaten, but I know that there are plenty of cards that will outperform it.  I would love to stick with Asus and Sapphire brand cards, but of course Gigabyte and others are all under consideration.

Just want to report that v11 is stable and brings no issues.

It actually gives me cards .1 Mh  

Also more stable and less fluctuation of hashrates.

I have same problem too. According to Whattomine I should get 400 XVG one day, but Unimining only give me 200 which is only 50% of my hash power.

Antminepool gives correct numbers, but it's often full

Anyone suggest other pools?

Any modded bios to reduce power consumption?

Anyone have problem with unimining? due whattomine, i must earned 3 XVG per hour, 77 XVG per day but actually, i only earned 1 XVG per hour and after 18 hour i only earn 25 XVG? what is wrong in here? whattomine calculate wrong or pool is wrong?
My rig is sapphire rx 470, and my hashrate for XVG is 8600 MHs.

Anyone suggest me other pool to try?

-dpool stratum+tcp://pool-us.smartcash.cc:3333 -dwal USERNAME.WORKERNAME -dcoin keccak -dpsw PW -dcri 7 -allpools 1

This has worked for me thus far. The workername and password needs to be created in My Account > My Workers and the username is chosen when you register. If you've already done this, then I'm not sure what else it could be, maybe try the US pool? Also not even sure if -allpools 1 is required tbh, haven't tried without...

Setting dcri to anything higher seems to significantly impact ETH mh, I've found 7 to be best without losing too much.

SOLVED!

I found the problem!!!

It was the Remote Desktop Connection

If you start Claymore miner remotely using Remote Desktop Connection and you check the logs you will see that it reports that there are no AMD Adapters.
ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters

The miner will start, it will mine but it will ignore any overclock/undervolt settings for the cards!

I spent 2 days on that!!
I hope that will help some of you.

Please note that this problem does not occur if you use Teamviewer

Thank you
Initcode

Check if you are having shares lost because of the mem errors. In my case I have some GPUs that has a few thousands errors but are working just fine... once a time I need to restart the rig, but isn’t often.

Once I have this problem and to fix I open and close the miner for 2-3 times to fix the config... the trick is wait until the last setting dag file and then close.

Decrease your mem clock until you get no mem errors. Or try different mem strap.

right now at 29.5 /s for eth for 580 4gb.  mem clock at 2000, and while i can increase the mem clock (ie. 2100+) , i begin to see mem errors with hwinfo on my gpu.  claymore seems fine, and i can reach 31 /s but with massive mem errors in hwinfo, but again claymore seems fine.

Is it best I drop back to 2000 when I had no mem errors, or should I go as high as I can on the mem clock until I see the hashrate drop or claymore become unstable?

Thoughts?