Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 624. (Read 6590565 times)

Thx Claymore:

I tested it on my Part Time Gaming PC / Miner Rig / Tester Rig, everything is working great: 3.5% more MH/s while decred dual mining, on my RX580 (29.5MH/s) and RX560 (14.15MH/s) cards, voltage set on miner, undelrvolt ok, overclock ok, temp control ok, power consumption seems to be at the same levels, I must confirm with more time. The PC is more unstable but I guess it's due the beta drivers. I will begin installation on my Mining Rigs tomorrow.

I have only one question, What are environment variables in "epools.txt", "dpools.txt" and "config.txt" files?, Can use them to define different pools or variables for several workers on the same file, I cant found information about it.

Thx again, paying gladly my 2% fee =)

P.S.: Anyone has tried gaming on these drivers?, I have two SSDs on this PC, one for tests and one for gaming, so far I always have installed everything that works on the test SSD to the main one, this time I have my doubts.

PSU/RISER PROBLEM LIKELY--

I agree with Klassje.  It is likely that a riser is bad.  Old, skinny-version risers get really hot and sometimes melt with dual-mining, and even new risers go bad.  It is interesting to note that if the problem occurs, the "511C" figure is common.  I have had the same readout; the card was good but the riser was bad.

I would stop the rig and change risers before mining again.      --scryptr

@Claymore

The '-r -1' command line option is not working correctly in version 10; it still retries the initialization instead of closing.

Thank you!

Read the "Help/Getting started" page on mining pool website

I am new to mining ,  thanks for software and all the help,  I just have a problem.    I am seeing the devfee  show up in log but have not seen any transactions at this point.   This maybe normal because of my low 13mh but like I said I am new.  One more question I do not use as "worker ID" is it mandatory?

I have reproduced this bug some more times.
GPUs are stuck in P0, P1 or P2 states after reconnection to pool.
Should I put same clocks in all states in BIOS?
Or should I force clocks with -cclock option?
Or should we wait fix in miner v10.1?

I'm working on it already, currently I write assembler GPU kernels.

Need help from Ubuntu experts

Hi!  I need some help from Ubuntu experts.  I set up a test rig using the Sapphire Nitro+ RX580 on Windows 10, using Afterburner to do some mild overclocking - Stable on Claymore 9.8 with customised fan profile.  I flashed the bios with the Hynix timing straps and I am getting around 24mhs, which is not bad, but not great either.   It is stable.

However, when I tried set up an Ubuntu environment (16.04), I can get it stable at standard clock rates - however it crashes when I raised the clock rate using the flashed bios with the overclocked memory that works well in windows.   The fan seems to be kicking in very late, and I was getting 76 degrees at 25% fan. 

Here's a list of my questions that I hope the Ubuntu/Claymore experts can help with as I am a beginner in Ubuntu:

1.  I tried using the -tt and -fanmin command in Claymore.  I get the error message "Failed to set new fan speed, check if miner has root access!".   How do I set the miner to have root access?   Right now, I am starting the miner with the command in terminal "./mine.sh", where mine.sh is the claymore start file. 

2.  I am getting a list of error messages off the standard environment variables in Claymore.  As below:

"alvin@cryptominer-one:~/Desktop/Claymore98$ ./mine.sh
./mine.sh: line 1: export: `0': not a valid identifier
./mine.sh: line 2: export: `100': not a valid identifier
./mine.sh: line 3: export: `1': not a valid identifier
./mine.sh: line 4: export: `100': not a valid identifier
./mine.sh: line 5: export: `100': not a valid identifier?

Appreciate some insights into the above.

3.  -mclock 2100 doesn't seem to have any impact on the hash rate (standard is 2000).   Am I using it correctly?

4.  How do I monitor GPU status in Ubuntu?  Aticonfig doesn't seem to work.

Thanks!

I second that emotion; if there can be any improvements to the Claymore Cryptonote miner it would be appreciated.

Hi,

where did you get the Beta 16 ? All I can find is Beta 12.

Thanks

This temperature is shown by the msi afterburner 16 BETA.
Resetting the settings for overclocking the map by default did not help.
Maybe the truth is in the riser?

The power supply is good.....Corsair rm1000i
I do not think that the map could deteriorate (

Anyone else having an issue mining ETC in solo mode? 

My activity isn't showing up on the pool side and I've tried it on ethermine and minergate.  Miner is showing normal activity, submissions, occasional rejects, etc., just the shares submitted and/or stats are not showing up at the pool.  There are no errors at start either.  My guess is that I don't have it configured correctly (and I'd love to be corrected on).

setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100

EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool us1-etc.ethermine.org:4444 -ewal 0xa013999da9a5e595b93540c6ee6fe705daf31491.orc1 -erate 0 -dcri 5 -platform 1 -mport 0 -mode 1 -wd 0

Very good version for this 10th number of the Claymor's dual Ethereum + Decred/LbryCoin/SiaCoin/PascalCoin mining software :-).
I use only nVidia cards and I am very happy of the result.
Thanks a lot Claymore.

Awesome thanks for the new update works like a charm  

My Rig:

Asus Maximus Viii Hero
Kingston HyperX FURY 8GB (2x4GB) 2133MHz C14
Intel Pentium G4400 Skylake LGA1151
Corsair HX1200i PSU
6x Sapphire Nitro+ RX580 4GB Hynix Memory (Modded Bios)

Using smOS with the new update Claymore v10.0

Getting total average=  170.34 mh/s
GPU temps ~51℃ fans %67
Each GPU ~ 28.431 mh/s
Power Draw= 1092 Watts / Cost per KW/h ($) here in kuwait is 0.01 $

OC settings on smOS: Core 1215 MHz, Memory 2150 MHz, Powerstage 6, Target Temp 75℃, Minimum Fan speed 67%

Happy Mining guys  have a great day

Try just one card without riser then add parts from there.

I've been using Claymore on an unstable system - trying to narrow down the errors to stabilize the system but it is still crashing.  It has never mined for more than a day or so without crashing.

Now the console output gives zero indication of error, it just crashes or reboots after several hours or nearly immediately.

Z170A SLI PLUS
5 x gigabyte 1070
1200W EVGA platinum
win 8.1 64

99 times out of 100 511C means a PSU/RISER problem look at the connectors at the PSU

If the card shows 511 c degree, that mean the card crashed. You need to reduce the frequency.

from my side it was within ethos and also in windows with claymore 9.5.
card is long time laying around - will try it again with new setup and miner.