Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 540. (Read 6590757 times)

I'm using:

Win10 FCU
17.10.3 driver
Claymore v10

I set my clocks via config file as well and everything is buttery smooth.
The new AMD driver will let you run more than 8 AMD cards in Windows 10.
Just ensure to set the cards to "Compute" mode via Radeon Settings to harness card's fullest hash rate.

See this at reddit, may be something for you there..
https://www.reddit.com/r/EtherMining/comments/6gykst/claymore_miner_giving_me_a_unspecified_launch/

Hey all, my main rig is running win10(not fcu), AMD blockchain drivers, and claymore 10.0.  It has 8 570/580s and 3 1070s but I would like to add 2 new 570s.  Which combo of versions is stable right now?  I currently use claymore to set speeds and voltages and want to make sure the new AMD driver will still allow me to do so.  Thanks

Just want to be sure before upgrading drivers because I have to disconnect all my flashed 570s to do driver updates for some reason or the install crashes.

Hello,
I have a problem mining with AMD Vega 64 on Windows 10 PRO (RX580 Works fine)

[2017-10-28 18:50:06.664] [info] [GPU4] Device info: {"id": "1/4" "name": "gfx900" "platform": "AMD" "driver": "2442.9 (PAL,HSAIL)"}
[2017-10-28 18:50:06.680] [error] Build Status: -2
[2017-10-28 18:50:06.682] [error] Build Log:
Error: AMD HSA Code Object loading failed.

Can somebody help please

Can somone tell me what is this? i keep searching on google and i cant find nothing.

https://imgur.com/a/BKafA

Claymore 10.1 / Last version NVidia Drivers.
GPU: Zotac 1060 amp 6gb x6
MOBO: r2 Arock BTC
PSU: EVGA 1200 P2
SSD: Sandisk 120 gb
RAM: Samsung 4gb ddr 3 1333 Mhz
OS: Windows 10

Thanks and regards

Hi MikeGR7
My MB is old and having driver issues with Win8 and 10 so I stick with Win7 for which the Blockchain driver is problematic.
Thanks for pointing that out

You are missing a lot brother.

Here is what you must do:

1. If you are using Windows 10, then go at AMD website, you will see a search box on the upper right corner, type " Blockchain".

2. First result is a driver, download it, uninstall your old gpu driver and install the new one, also make sure to use latest miner 10.1.

3. Problem solved, still use google in your free time and search "AMD DAG problem". You will now know what got you into all this.

Have a beer haha

Hello everyone

I have a rig with 4x ASUS RX470 4G and used to get 85+MH/s but with the time the hashrate got lower and lower and I thought it is because the difficulty is increasing.
But then the diff dropped and my hashrate continued to decrease, so now is ~75MH/s. I know my cards are not the best for this job  but still.. Also now they keep lower temperatures (54-57C).
Someone please explain to me what am I missing. Thanks

Use a vpn and don't expose that port to the internet.

Recently, I was hacked using a bruteforce attack.

Somehow, someone found my ddns, my remote management port (it's not the default one) and he was able to bruteforce the password until he succeeded. The hacker was able to upload a epools dpools and custom config.txt file and restart the miner. A couple of minutes after, I noticed the hack and quickly erased those files because I don't use any of them and I've also disabled the remote management feature.
@Claymore, are there any anti-bruteforce measures implemented on your miner? If not, consider adding something like a lockdown after "x" invalid login attempts.
Also, it's possible to flood the miner if you start refreshing the rig stats too often. You can send http requests as many times as you want and that creates an overflow of refreshes on the miner stats. It's basically a DoS attack. It floods the log file, uses CPU time on the miner and some bandwidth. Consider adding an http login feature so that you can't check your miner's stats on your browser without the correct user/password combo.

Thanks

There are some 1060 cards with power limit way above what it should be and even setting 50% doesn't allow to get anything below 1.0 volts I then used the temp limit to operate them at 750mV and around 1500 MHz... This kept the speed same in ETH especially on micron chips those cards cant go beyond 23 MHs so they dont need any core power at all.

Wonderif we can trick the card somehow to use low voltage

Not through software man.


Either way i advice against it since around the -30%, the speed slowdown counters any gains from the power efficiency.

I just posted the same error in the previous page!

It is a known problem that a ton of us have. ( After network loss, the cards mine at lower speed when the network connection is restored ).

Claymore propably can't reproduce the issue so we may have to live with it.

Temporary Workarounds:

1.Close and restart the miner manually when network connection is restored.

or

2. Add -minspeed in your .bat file so that the miner restarts itself when it detects a lower then normal mining speed.

Is there a way to lower the power limit below the minimal 50% on Nvidia cards?

version 7.4?  That's really old one.  Update to v10 or v10.1 (first post in the thread).
You're probably using the claymore version before RX 580 was even launched.

@Claymore

I am noticing strange behavior on one of the rigs with 6x 1080 Ti mining Ethereum with Claymore.

The cards starts mining at 36.1 MH/s and the do fine until there is a problem with the network connection either an actual loss of ping with the pool or a manual cable disconnect. Once the connection is reestablished the cards resume hashing at 35 MH/s instead of 36.1 MH/s. Upgraded to version 10.1 and the behavior persisted.

Please HELP ME!!
i have ASUS RADEON RX 580 8GB OC Editio ..
I mining with "Claymore's Dual Ethereum+Decred_Siacoin_Lbry AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v7.4"

For now i bought that one card, and when start to mining write "GPU #0 recognized ad Radeon RX 480"

Why ?? And with this card i mining 20.3 Mh/s .. Is that low or ?
Sorry for my bad English.. i need a help :/

It caused by a datacenter-issue. Great respect to Ethermine.org as how they managed this server-outage: https://medium.com/@bitfly/eu-stratum-mining-server-outage-postmortem-60f00e4c4411

GPU1, GpuMiner cu_k01 failed 73, an illegal instruction was encountered
GPU4, GpuMiner kx failed 1
GPU1, GpuMiner kx failed 1
GPU 4 failed
GPU 1 failed
Setting DAG epoch #150 for GPU0
GPU0 failed
GPU0, CUDA error 73, cannot write buffer for DAG
GPU 0 failed
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
NVML: cannot get current temperature, error 999(an internal driver error occurred)
WATCHDOG: GPU error, you need to restart miner

I have an 6x GTX1070 STRIX miner. Core clock +99, Memory clock +600. Tried to decrease it, but no effect for now. Running 10.0 Claymore Dual eth+sia. Power is on 90% for now. Tried to change it but also no effect.