Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 56.

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The problem is this. Windows 7, 4Gb, 30GB swap, 5 GTX 1070 Palit super cards. Nvidia drivers are the latest. MSI Afterburner is the last. For 2 years everything worked well 32MH from the card. After changing the ETH era to 315, all cards began to show 23MH. In one rig there are 2 RX 580 and 3 GTX 1070, a 580 hash rate drop was not noticed 32MH remained, and 1070 23MH. 1660Ti is also no problem 30MH. 1060 6gb hash drop from 25MH to 22MH. Something happened at Claymore with a series of 10 Nvidia. I switched to ETHMiner 0.18.0, 1070 show 31MH. What is the problem?

What version of Claymore's miner are you using? You should be on 15 and that won't be an issue. None of my 1070s are running lower than 29MH/s. Using Claymore version 15.

Naturally claymore 15.0

Today, all miners began to issue 23MH on 1070 cards on ETH. ETHminer and Phoenix miner. What to do?

Are you using the -strap parameters?

Yes. -strap 4. Claymore miner, ETHminer and Phoenixminer all give out 23MH

Raise the GPU core frequence

LOL, for ETH you need memory bandwidth and not GPU core Roll Eyes

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Quote from: bategojko74 on February 19, 2020, 05:49:20 AM

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The problem is this. Windows 7, 4Gb, 30GB swap, 5 GTX 1070 Palit super cards. Nvidia drivers are the latest. MSI Afterburner is the last. For 2 years everything worked well 32MH from the card. After changing the ETH era to 315, all cards began to show 23MH. In one rig there are 2 RX 580 and 3 GTX 1070, a 580 hash rate drop was not noticed 32MH remained, and 1070 23MH. 1660Ti is also no problem 30MH. 1060 6gb hash drop from 25MH to 22MH. Something happened at Claymore with a series of 10 Nvidia. I switched to ETHMiner 0.18.0, 1070 show 31MH. What is the problem?

What version of Claymore's miner are you using? You should be on 15 and that won't be an issue. None of my 1070s are running lower than 29MH/s. Using Claymore version 15.

Naturally claymore 15.0

Today, all miners began to issue 23MH on 1070 cards on ETH. ETHminer and Phoenix miner. What to do?

Are you using the -strap parameters?

Yes. -strap 4. Claymore miner, ETHminer and Phoenixminer all give out 23MH

Raise the GPU core frequence

+100 core clock, 23.5Mh hash

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Quote from: DimoZeka on February 19, 2020, 03:06:10 AM

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Quote from: DimoZeka on February 18, 2020, 07:18:04 AM

The problem is this. Windows 7, 4Gb, 30GB swap, 5 GTX 1070 Palit super cards. Nvidia drivers are the latest. MSI Afterburner is the last. For 2 years everything worked well 32MH from the card. After changing the ETH era to 315, all cards began to show 23MH. In one rig there are 2 RX 580 and 3 GTX 1070, a 580 hash rate drop was not noticed 32MH remained, and 1070 23MH. 1660Ti is also no problem 30MH. 1060 6gb hash drop from 25MH to 22MH. Something happened at Claymore with a series of 10 Nvidia. I switched to ETHMiner 0.18.0, 1070 show 31MH. What is the problem?

What version of Claymore's miner are you using? You should be on 15 and that won't be an issue. None of my 1070s are running lower than 29MH/s. Using Claymore version 15.

Naturally claymore 15.0

Today, all miners began to issue 23MH on 1070 cards on ETH. ETHminer and Phoenix miner. What to do?

Are you using the -strap parameters?

Yes. -strap 4. Claymore miner, ETHminer and Phoenixminer all give out 23MH

Raise the GPU core frequence

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Quote from: br2459 on February 19, 2020, 02:19:08 AM

Quote from: DimoZeka on February 19, 2020, 12:28:38 AM

Quote from: DimoZeka on February 18, 2020, 09:22:29 PM

Quote from: br2459 on February 18, 2020, 01:35:59 PM

Quote from: DimoZeka on February 18, 2020, 07:18:04 AM

The problem is this. Windows 7, 4Gb, 30GB swap, 5 GTX 1070 Palit super cards. Nvidia drivers are the latest. MSI Afterburner is the last. For 2 years everything worked well 32MH from the card. After changing the ETH era to 315, all cards began to show 23MH. In one rig there are 2 RX 580 and 3 GTX 1070, a 580 hash rate drop was not noticed 32MH remained, and 1070 23MH. 1660Ti is also no problem 30MH. 1060 6gb hash drop from 25MH to 22MH. Something happened at Claymore with a series of 10 Nvidia. I switched to ETHMiner 0.18.0, 1070 show 31MH. What is the problem?

What version of Claymore's miner are you using? You should be on 15 and that won't be an issue. None of my 1070s are running lower than 29MH/s. Using Claymore version 15.

Naturally claymore 15.0

Today, all miners began to issue 23MH on 1070 cards on ETH. ETHminer and Phoenix miner. What to do?

Are you using the -strap parameters?

Yes. -strap 4. Claymore miner, ETHminer and Phoenixminer all give out 23MH

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Quote from: DimoZeka on February 19, 2020, 12:28:38 AM

Quote from: DimoZeka on February 18, 2020, 09:22:29 PM

Quote from: br2459 on February 18, 2020, 01:35:59 PM

Quote from: DimoZeka on February 18, 2020, 07:18:04 AM

The problem is this. Windows 7, 4Gb, 30GB swap, 5 GTX 1070 Palit super cards. Nvidia drivers are the latest. MSI Afterburner is the last. For 2 years everything worked well 32MH from the card. After changing the ETH era to 315, all cards began to show 23MH. In one rig there are 2 RX 580 and 3 GTX 1070, a 580 hash rate drop was not noticed 32MH remained, and 1070 23MH. 1660Ti is also no problem 30MH. 1060 6gb hash drop from 25MH to 22MH. Something happened at Claymore with a series of 10 Nvidia. I switched to ETHMiner 0.18.0, 1070 show 31MH. What is the problem?

What version of Claymore's miner are you using? You should be on 15 and that won't be an issue. None of my 1070s are running lower than 29MH/s. Using Claymore version 15.

Naturally claymore 15.0

Today, all miners began to issue 23MH on 1070 cards on ETH. ETHminer and Phoenix miner. What to do?

Are you using the -strap parameters?

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Quote from: DimoZeka on February 18, 2020, 09:22:29 PM

Quote from: br2459 on February 18, 2020, 01:35:59 PM

Quote from: DimoZeka on February 18, 2020, 07:18:04 AM

The problem is this. Windows 7, 4Gb, 30GB swap, 5 GTX 1070 Palit super cards. Nvidia drivers are the latest. MSI Afterburner is the last. For 2 years everything worked well 32MH from the card. After changing the ETH era to 315, all cards began to show 23MH. In one rig there are 2 RX 580 and 3 GTX 1070, a 580 hash rate drop was not noticed 32MH remained, and 1070 23MH. 1660Ti is also no problem 30MH. 1060 6gb hash drop from 25MH to 22MH. Something happened at Claymore with a series of 10 Nvidia. I switched to ETHMiner 0.18.0, 1070 show 31MH. What is the problem?

What version of Claymore's miner are you using? You should be on 15 and that won't be an issue. None of my 1070s are running lower than 29MH/s. Using Claymore version 15.

Naturally claymore 15.0

Today, all miners began to issue 23MH on 1070 cards on ETH. ETHminer and Phoenix miner. What to do?

DimoZeka

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Quote from: br2459 on February 18, 2020, 01:35:59 PM

Quote from: DimoZeka on February 18, 2020, 07:18:04 AM

The problem is this. Windows 7, 4Gb, 30GB swap, 5 GTX 1070 Palit super cards. Nvidia drivers are the latest. MSI Afterburner is the last. For 2 years everything worked well 32MH from the card. After changing the ETH era to 315, all cards began to show 23MH. In one rig there are 2 RX 580 and 3 GTX 1070, a 580 hash rate drop was not noticed 32MH remained, and 1070 23MH. 1660Ti is also no problem 30MH. 1060 6gb hash drop from 25MH to 22MH. Something happened at Claymore with a series of 10 Nvidia. I switched to ETHMiner 0.18.0, 1070 show 31MH. What is the problem?

What version of Claymore's miner are you using? You should be on 15 and that won't be an issue. None of my 1070s are running lower than 29MH/s. Using Claymore version 15.

Naturally claymore 15.0

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Quote from: DimoZeka on February 18, 2020, 07:18:04 AM

The problem is this. Windows 7, 4Gb, 30GB swap, 5 GTX 1070 Palit super cards. Nvidia drivers are the latest. MSI Afterburner is the last. For 2 years everything worked well 32MH from the card. After changing the ETH era to 315, all cards began to show 23MH. In one rig there are 2 RX 580 and 3 GTX 1070, a 580 hash rate drop was not noticed 32MH remained, and 1070 23MH. 1660Ti is also no problem 30MH. 1060 6gb hash drop from 25MH to 22MH. Something happened at Claymore with a series of 10 Nvidia. I switched to ETHMiner 0.18.0, 1070 show 31MH. What is the problem?

What version of Claymore's miner are you using? You should be on 15 and that won't be an issue. None of my 1070s are running lower than 29MH/s. Using Claymore version 15.

DimoZeka

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The problem is this. Windows 7, 4Gb, 30GB swap, 5 GTX 1070 Palit super cards. Nvidia drivers are the latest. MSI Afterburner is the last. For 2 years everything worked well 32MH from the card. After changing the ETH era to 315, all cards began to show 23MH. In one rig there are 2 RX 580 and 3 GTX 1070, a 580 hash rate drop was not noticed 32MH remained, and 1070 23MH. 1660Ti is also no problem 30MH. 1060 6gb hash drop from 25MH to 22MH. Something happened at Claymore with a series of 10 Nvidia. I switched to ETHMiner 0.18.0, 1070 show 31MH. What is the problem?

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Quote from: DimoZeka on February 18, 2020, 01:23:06 AM

Quote from: Binary100100 on February 17, 2020, 05:04:45 PM

Quote from: DimoZeka on February 17, 2020, 12:06:35 AM

All GTX 1070 cards after changing the Eth era to 315 began to issue 23 MH instead of 32 MN, another miner gave out 31 MH. What is the reason?

Not sure what you mean. I have a rig with nothing but 1070 Founders Editions (8 of them) and I'm looking at a minimum of 252MH/s. That's an average of 31.5MH/s each.
My clocks are:
Memory: +675
Core +150
Core 925mv
PL 100%
Fan speed 75%
Temp limit 80C

Temperatures range from 63C to 74C

Nvidia drivers 441.66
Windows 10 Pro with 16gb on onboard memory and 56gb of virtual ram.

I am using PhoenixMiner 4.9c though. Not sure if that's making any difference.

it is the hash that falls on Claymore, switched to the miner Ethnminer hash 31MH

Another reason to bail on Claymore I guess.

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Quote from: Binary100100 on February 17, 2020, 05:04:45 PM

Quote from: DimoZeka on February 17, 2020, 12:06:35 AM

All GTX 1070 cards after changing the Eth era to 315 began to issue 23 MH instead of 32 MN, another miner gave out 31 MH. What is the reason?

Not sure what you mean. I have a rig with nothing but 1070 Founders Editions (8 of them) and I'm looking at a minimum of 252MH/s. That's an average of 31.5MH/s each.
My clocks are:
Memory: +675
Core +150
Core 925mv
PL 100%
Fan speed 75%
Temp limit 80C

Temperatures range from 63C to 74C

Nvidia drivers 441.66
Windows 10 Pro with 16gb on onboard memory and 56gb of virtual ram.

I am using PhoenixMiner 4.9c though. Not sure if that's making any difference.

it is the hash that falls on Claymore, switched to the miner Ethnminer hash 31MH

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Quote from: DimoZeka on February 17, 2020, 12:06:35 AM

All GTX 1070 cards after changing the Eth era to 315 began to issue 23 MH instead of 32 MN, another miner gave out 31 MH. What is the reason?

Not sure what you mean. I have a rig with nothing but 1070 Founders Editions (8 of them) and I'm looking at a minimum of 252MH/s. That's an average of 31.5MH/s each.
My clocks are:
Memory: +675
Core +150
Core 925mv
PL 100%
Fan speed 75%
Temp limit 80C

Temperatures range from 63C to 74C

Nvidia drivers 441.66
Windows 10 Pro with 16gb on onboard memory and 56gb of virtual ram.

I am using PhoenixMiner 4.9c though. Not sure if that's making any difference.

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Quote from: Digital_Seytan on February 17, 2020, 08:24:43 AM

:oIs Claymore dead? No further development? Roll Eyes

why no UPDATES Huh

? Claymore miner dev

He got rich man.Drinking and enjoying viskey

on the bich with 100 chiks around...

Who cares mining

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Quote from: abg00 on February 14, 2020, 01:27:30 PM

dwarfpool is dead after 16 feb. but fee to dwarf. wait new version?

UPDATE! ETH pool is closing. Please switch to another pool by 23th February, 12:00 UTC. All balances will be paid out automatically.

Huh

dwarfpool is dead after 23 feb. but fee to dwarf. wait new version Huh

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:oIs Claymore dead? No further development? Roll Eyes

why no UPDATES Huh

? Claymore miner dev

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Hi, is someone using linux as os to mine?
When i do OC my gpu mem i get less hasrate, at default settings i get 22 and if i oc vram i get 18 19

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Quote from: deimo on February 17, 2020, 04:07:52 AM

Quote from: DimoZeka on February 17, 2020, 12:06:35 AM

All GTX 1070 cards after changing the Eth era to 315 began to issue 23 MH instead of 32 MN, another miner gave out 31 MH. What is the reason?

Exactly, i have the same problem ... nothing helped, changing virtual memory, power limit, clocks, bios straps...

PX 570, PX580, GTX 1660ti do not lose MH.

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Quote from: DimoZeka on February 17, 2020, 12:06:35 AM

All GTX 1070 cards after changing the Eth era to 315 began to issue 23 MH instead of 32 MN, another miner gave out 31 MH. What is the reason?

Exactly, i have the same problem ... nothing helped, changing virtual memory, power limit, clocks, bios straps...

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Quote from: CryptoYeti on February 16, 2020, 07:30:42 PM

Quote from: Blisk on February 16, 2020, 03:57:04 AM

It is funny with 4Gb video card in windows 7 I can mine, but when I install windows 10 on the same computer I can not mine anymore because I get error
CUDA error - cannot allocate big buffer for DAG.

anyone knows why is that happend?
Can I disable something in windows 10?

This does sound like a virtual memory problem.

It's a simple enough procedure, but if you need help configuring your VM in Windows, I recently updated my guide here: https://www.cryptoyeti.com/cannot-write-buffer-for-dag-error/

Its not a virtual memory problem. Windows 10 has some system resources or cache that it uploads to the GDDR whenever windows starts and along with the large DAG, it exceeds the physical memory requirements on the GPU, its not the virtual memory.

There are 3 solutions to this

1) Put a 8GB video card in the main PCIe slot of the motherboard, its usually the one that is PCIe 3.0 x16, usually label PCIe slot 0. You can put the 4GB in the other slot and it should work.

2) Use Windows 7, however there is a max of 4 GPUs limit and no more security updates.

3) Use Linux. There is some learning curve to this. My biggest issue was correctly installing the display drivers.

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All GTX 1070 cards after changing the Eth era to 315 began to issue 23 MH instead of 32 MN, another miner gave out 31 MH. What is the reason?

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