Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 491. (Read 6590565 times)

Hello,

could it be that this miner version results in higher temperatures? I need to run 1 card with 85% fanspeed to keep it at 66°C - before it was 75% speed.

It's generally strange because another card runs at 51°C with 47% fanspeed. Where are those big discrepancies coming? Same Bios, same card/gpu and same speed.....

hi,
please submit your updated hashrate results to
https://gpustats.com

v10.3:

- added support for Adrenalin drivers (GPU sorting, fan/temperature/clocks management).
- fixed issue with possible GPU crash during miner shutdown.
- now miner shows PCI bus number for every GPU.
- a few minor improvements.
- EthMan: some bug fixes and minor improvements.

PS. Linux version will be available in a few days.

https://i.imgur.com/IHGiV0v.png

Has anyone experienced this ? "Nvidia 1070 Ti cant be removed or unplugged". Tried using 388.10 to 388.71 and nothing worked. Cards set to stock settings, changed drivers, risers, PCI-e ports, PSU is at 80% use so no overload there.

What could cause such an issue ?

i have a rig with 12 GPUS (rx580 4GB) and there is a problem with remote status report and management
it takes long time (>40s) to report status even in localhost(127.0.0.1).
and because of the delay EthMan can not get result in time.
https://image.ibb.co/d9Hq2G/2018_01_04_17_31_06.jpg

Is anyone else having this problem?

Turns out that SmOS which im using put the rig name as a variable at the end of the address '/$rigName' and thats what was messing things up in the end. Wouldnat have worked without the -allcoins parameter.

Apologies, just found and looked through the readme.

RTFM eh?

Thanks for your help @Coroto

Is 11.2Mh/s normal for 280x for Ethereum mining?

Well, for one the Adrenalin drivers are WHQL certified, so they should be more stable than the non-WHQL Crimson Relive 17.11.x drivers.

You're welcome, im glad to help.

I know that EXP and UBQ are different coins, but if you think about "-allcoins exp" like just a simple parameter, and not about it has to compulsory mine EXP coin, you will be opening your mind. Expanse has a couple of years in in the ecosystem, Ubiq genesis block is less than a year old. It may be prolly that Claymore was aware of Expanse as a <2GB dag when he added that parameter. Cheers.

Please read my posts from the last 2-3 pages on this thread. If you are mining Ubiq, you need to set "-allcoins exp" parameter. Also, read the entire readme.txt file, it will help you a lot, more than any of us. Cheers.

Thank you for that - that's good to know. I am still on blockchain beta drivers because those were the only drivers which were working with 1709 without issues.

cheers,

I don't see any improvements, but some people want to use latest drivers anyway.

Good news... I guess. What's the benefit of using latest adrenalin drivers? Are there any improvements?

Thank you for that. Lowered Ram speed now just a little and it seems to be stable.
Please let me ask a last question.
Is is normal, when those cards (all are the same type of 580rx pulse 8gb) are having different temperatures when running? i recognized that some cards need just 62% fan for running with 65°C - others need 75% fan.

Anything i should adjust here?

Thanks again,

Hi,

does anyone get the temperature monitoring thread hangs error then miner restarts itself? it does this every 2 hours or so

Any update on this release? Looking forward to it!

Edit: Last night I found the solution. I hadn't installed the proper [Suspicious link removed]pute driver from AMD (17.30). All cards are now running 28.5+ without overclocking.

First of all, love the program, so many thanks to the developer! Now on to the cry for help

To make it short, I've had a rig running two Gigabyte Gaming 8GB RX580's for a while now and I'm getting a stable 24.5 Mh/s out of each. I do mod the BIOSs using the One Click method on the current Polaris software, I've changed the VRAM to 16GB, and I try to overclock using MSI Afterburner a bit, though I feel like I'm not very good at it. Hash rate's not super hot, but for the moment I'm content.

I recently added on a Sapphire Nitro+ 8GB RX580, which I know some get 30+ Mh/s out of, hoping to get the same result as other posters. After much dinking around, modding the BIOS (both of them), switching BIOSs, and attempts at overclocking, I'm managing to get a measly 18.4 Mh/s out of the card (even mining with that card solo), which is extremely disappointing. So my question is: why is a verified bad ass card so much worse than my other cards, and what can I do to improve? All help is appreciated!

One thing I did not do is install any extra drivers after adding the Sapphire. I figured using the AMD drivers I already had for my previous 580's would suffice, but I may be entirely wrong.

My rig, in case it helps:
Windows 10 Home OS
Asus B250 Mining Expert MOBO
2x Gigabyte Gaming 8GB RX580s on PCIE x1 risers
1x Sapphire Nitro+ 8GB RX580 on PCIE x1 riser

Thanks!

Thank you for such a great program

I didn't see your first post where you explain this, but I did I apologize upfront if this was covered in one of the previous 900+ pages in this thread.

Also, UBQ and EXP are different coins with different DAGs, so it seems weird that setting "-allcoins exp" would work when mining UBQ, but it does, so I'm not going to complain. Thanks for the help.

Hey! I'm with a 12 card rig with 17.12.1 Driver. With fewer cards claymore can write the temperatures, but with all, no. Nor the MSI Afterburner works.
Did AMD changed their api again?