Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 46. (Read 6590757 times)

Please, point me , there mr. Claymore put the code of his miner for furfer dev.

I assume it was any message from him like " here guys , thats the code, go on with it, im giving all rights to anyone who wants it", but i suppose ive missed this message, right ?

The code is already available on github. So if there was a developer that was inclined to continue they should be able to do so with little effort. To support this theory there are a few unofficial version of Claymore and PhoenixMiner that reduces or eliminates the devfee. Kind of a shitty move in my opinion.
d33z0r-reloaded and digitalpara for example. Perhaps you can find them and ask them to continue their work... if they don't mind the possibility of being sued for copyright infringement.
Making these mining programs isn't a simple task. Otherwise everyone would be doing it. Developers have lives. They have professions, family, health issues, etc. They aren't genies that will just answer everyone's beck and call. So let's not look down on them for their absence. After all, it may be the very reason why they don't show up anymore. Who knows? They might still be active on this forum under a different user name.

Well, talking about heping people with his miner. Its a liitle not fair send it to unsupported voyage. If your are rich and happy why not give your code to some developers , let them continue after you with solving at least current issues ( 4Gb Ram GPUs, new GPUs support etc.)

Silently saing I dont give a f... . Hmmm.....

Developers would be back out of retirement only if they see their e-wallets have remained unchanged for couple of weeks!

Then, they know something has gone wrong affecting their labours - so time to get back to work!

Thanks I appreciate that help and explanation.  Definitely helps in getting all this started.

I agree. But some people will never be satisfied. If they had their way the developers would be dragged back out of retirement and forced to spend hours or days to rewrite their code from scrap in hopes that their RX 570's that are currently hashing at 32MH/s will be stable at 34MH/s. Some people just don't know how much work goes into it and thus don't respect it.
My opinion is that it works fine and I thank the developers. Claymore and Phoenix.

Well said and 100% agreed with everything there.

I am not sure why some folks are a little concerned with 1% dev fees. I like how Claymore (and others) remind us .. “if you don’t like it, don’t use it”!

Simple. Write your own mining code and save your 1%.

But, the fact is many of us are not capable of doing that! So, it’s a fair business!

My problem however is with those wanna-be coders who have copied from certain open-source APIs / codes, closed source theirs and charge 4 times more - and you can’t even keep your rigs up and running for an hour straight!!

Those folks never see a penny (??) from me no matter how much I love certain coins. Instead, I buy them directly!!

Both Claymore and Phoenix deserve to enjoy early retirement!

Exactly. In my opinion it's because previous updates yielded better results so people like him are hoping for a huge improvement each time and can never get enough. Yet they don't understand that there will always be limitations which are mostly due to the drivers or the equipment itself. Not everything relies on the developer. If it was up to them they would make my GTX 1070's hash at 100MH/s with only 50w from the wall. But it's simply not possible. Yet some people think that with each update it might bring it ever so closer to being a possibility. It's very likely that the program has reached it's most optimal potential already. Yet... they persist that there will always be another which will outshine the previous versions. And so on, so forth.

Based on my experience with updates this isn't always the case. Examples being updates with Windows 10 operating systems. On rare occasions it makes thing so much worse! Or updates to your cellphone operating system. Sometimes drivers or bios for hardware can get botched and mess something up. All because people were crying for an update.

Bottom line, leave good enough alone. There are only so many ways to make a wheel.
Seriously, Claymore is making a fortune based on the work that he already did. What else is he obligated to do? Whether he improves his software or not he's making pretty good money from our 1% devfee's and he doesn't even have to log on to play Tech Support. He can retire... or as Digital_Seytan asked... die (let's hope not) and still have a very nice and somewhat stable income.

If it ain’t broken ...!!

Maybe. You've been asking for at least two months now and he hasn't answered you.
What updates are you hoping for? There are other people here that can help you with basic questions if you need something. Is it something that only the dev can fix for you?

If it's just because you haven't had an update then perhaps stop using the program. That way his dev fee gets cut and he'll be forced to develop again. Meanwhile, he's still getting hundreds if not thousands of dollars a day from it.

  

Why no update claymore miner is the dev dead ?

hash decreased from 32 Mh/s to 22 Mh/s. I have two cards : Nvidia GTX 1070it.
How to solve this problem ?

The negative powlim is to reduce the amount of electricity the card uses to mine.  Reducing the powlim will save you on ur electric bill and will also reduce the amount of heat (temp) of the card.  Its all about finding the right efficiency with these GPUs. 

Thanks, that just made a huge difference.  I'm now at 32.2mhs

Though I'm just looking back and I made a typo in my bat file and wrote   [-powlim +18]  instead of [-powlim -10]

why is it that it's typically a negative number?  I've seen this in a couple places and just wondering

I am happy I made the decision to only buy 8GB cards when I started. It has paid off wisely. I had a few friends that just bought what they could get and then had to sell when the DAG started to swell.

Have a couple of dozen 4Gb's , hashing at the same speed as before. So its about something else. And agree , selling 4Gbs for buying 8Gbs is nothing but pain and suffer ( done it few times not long ago ). We will see tons of 4Gbs very soon on second hand market.

BR.

Well according to,

https://etherscan.io/chart/hashrate

The hashrate is completely constant so most likely he has some 4GB GPUs and he is getting slower speeds with them due to the DAG limit being hit on the 4GB cards.

Like it was discussed in this thread many times, nothing to do but downgrade to Windows 7 or Switch to Linux or sell the 4GB and buy a 8GB instead. However most likely due to the low profitability nobody will want to go thru the hassle of doing that.

Are you talking about network hashrate or your hashrate on your cards over the last few days?

Actual ETH hashrate felt down 10-15% in the last two days. Is this a common cause?

Now that you have it in compute mode that will help in your efficiency.  no just do the following settings in bat.file and don't even use MSI afterburner.  -10 powlim cclock 1200 cvddc 820 mclock 2150 mvddc 900.  Give rxboost 1 and -strap 1 another try.  If that crashes the system try just -strap 1 without rxboost to see if it is stable.  All these cards should be in the 29-31mhs range.