Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 462. (Read 6590718 times)

What -gser 2 does?

Try upgrading to 10.5, see post #1 of this thread. Also, add "-gser 2" to your startup.

i tried without flashed bioses and results are slightly worse than now ;/

Hi, i am new   i need help ) , 2 mining rigs 6 x 580 nitro pulse , 1 is working perfect , 2nd one is just stack




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After this just freeze , absolutely all setting are the same  and all components are the same, also all drivers are, and windows and so on..

I am using Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v10.0 and Crimson beta.

Can u help me with this problem?

Thanks

In my experience 10.5 is solid as a rock. I would suggest to upgrade to 10.5

Using Claymore 10.3 on Win 10 x64, Aug 23 blockchain drivers with 3 x RX570 and 1 RX470. The problem I'm facing is miner's watchdog doesnt seem to be working - when one (or multiple) GPU gets "GPUx hangs in OpenCL call" error - the miner just stops working - until I hit "s" on keyboard, then and only then it restarts.

This is quite frustrating. Watchdog is enabled (-wd 1) - it even says so when miner launches, also "-r 15" is set. Any idea/solution to this? Thanks.

hiya all:
i know more than prob this isnot the right place for my post but i couldn't find any reliveant thread to my problem

if any 1 using or used ethminer can help me , i am using the cuda one for 1060 rig.
i been using ethminer for about 3 month now with no issu up until last week
the miner keep crashing given me unspecific lunch error of line 300, i have no idea what is tht error realted to and i haven't change my setting at all since i started using it.
any help will be much appreciated

i got xfx with samsung, which i managed to flash 1:1500 ^ and 2:1500 ^
2x sappphiro with micron first 1:1650 ^ and second 1:1750 ^

what you mean by new core? as per drivers i have recomended amdgpu-pro-17.40-483984, which were reinstalled already couple of times

The same problem with the last version 10.5

Hi,
I am Mining Ethereum and Decred (or just Ethereum) with ethermine (and suprnova for Decred).
I have a GTX 1070 (only one, it is my first try on this) in my gaming computer. So I downloaded claymore and followed a few tutorials and explanations about configuring my miner.
I have a good 27.7 Hashrate with stock settings and after OC and some tweaks I have reached 30.5 Hashrate in solo mining.
I am using Windows 8.1 Pro.

My problem is that, for example with the stock settings, my 27.7 hashrate only stays if I am somehow using the computer at the same time that I am mining. If I let it mining alone, closing every other program, etc, my Hashrate drops, in 3 or 4 minutes, to 18. And this happens always, after I have been AFK.
After that, the miner remains in 17~19 for hours, being consistent and stable, but at 18 and not at my 27 peaks.
But, if I stays using the computer, the miner remains in 27~28 being consistent and stable.

Do anyone have any clue about what can be happening ?
I already tried tweaking power options and can't make it change a bit. It is still the same (may be it is still the power options and I lacked on changing the proper setting, i don't know).

Thanks a lot. I am pretty knew on mining.

I had same problem on linux. And it was new core and need to reinstall drivers.

dear all,

currently im running ubuntu 16.04 lts rig, with 3x rx 580. the problem is ethash rate on dual mining (solo as well). on modded bios cards i hardly squeeze 21mh.
no matter what are the mclock/cclock values hashing varies 18-21mh/s. those values are reachble only wits asm 2 mode, solo eth mining does not help here. i really wasted lots o time no significant improve.
however at zec mining i got 330+hs per gpu which is oustanding, but what the heck can i do with eth?

Uhm, just saw that crossfire activated by itself-> voltages and clock settings where not taken by the 580s -> the 470 got the wrong values... I'll try with right voltages and clock values, thanks

mem clock 1975mhz on all cards, gpu memory errors 0 for all cards, have tested on 10.2, 10.4 and 10.5 versions. For now i switched back to 10.2, this one is stable.

Hi, since last week I've some problem with the latest versione of Claymore. I use dual mining ETH + Decred with Ethermine pool and DCR suprnova and I'm having a high number of "Stale Shares".
If I delete Claymore folder and "reinstall" (unzip) an restart the rig the problem resolves for about 12 hours...do you have any suggestions?

thank you!

With last versions(10.4 and 10.5) my both rigs(rx570 and rx580 cards) are crashing to bsod with 0x000000ea code randomly. Minidump shows it caused by dxgkrnl.sys and atikmdag.sys.
Have no this issue on 10.2 version.
//using win10 + blockchain driver.

I have 24gb as initial and maximum size, what do you suggest? Thanks

Increase virtual memory.

Hello, I have a rig with 2 RX 580 8gb and 1 RX 570 4gb running very smooth with 10.2. Today I added a RX 470 4GB and I got this error on this GPU "opencl error -4 cannot create DAG file for GPU3". What could be the issue?
Thanks a lot

Hi,

I have been mining for ~2 months now with 0 problems. How? Well, when the first AMD drivers that had the "Compute" mode came around (I think it was 17.11.1. Now I am on 17.11.3 and I am thinking of installing the latest but you know how it goes: if it works, don't fix it), they made the difference.

BUT I did not install them without problems. After installation, my rig worked for ~1 day with no problems, but then the miner crashed and it would not start again! It got stuck at the DAG file generation.

After some thought, I took the long way and formatted my drive. Clean install on everything, latest drivers etc. And... the same thing! 1 day of 0 problems and then the miner crashed. After research, I found out that it was the damn windows update that messed something up (at that time, the creator's fall update had just been released -I think it is relevant, that's why I am mentioning it). So, I performed another format, made sure I blocked Windows Updates by any possible way I could and voila: 2 months of no headaches.

So, if you haven't tried it already (because you are bored like I was, or something like that) a clean Windows installation will probably solve your problems. Search around for ways to block Windows Updates (it is a bit tricky on Windows 10) and whenever a new driver comes out resist the urge to install it if your system works well.

A final tip: just after a clean Windows install, proceed to install all your drivers EXCEPT your GPU drivers. Also, install all your software (like TeamViewer, HWInfo etc), perform any system configuration you want but do not install any gpu drivers or any Claymore version. Once you have done that, create a restore point AND do a full backup (there is a Windows 7 backup utility within Windows 10) to an external drive. That way, you will not have to perform a clean install again if something goes wrong with your drivers. That saved me a couple of hours so far and will definitely save me a lot more in case something goes terribly wrong in the future.

I Hope I helped