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Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 828. (Read 6590718 times)

newbie
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Hi Guys
Can we split the output from each GPU to different wallets using claymore miner?
I am fine with splitting either the time(like 30 mins to one wallet and 30 mins to second wallet) or the GPU output(like GPU  0,1,2 to wallet 1 and GPU 3,4,5 to wallet 2) to each wallet.
I have a home rig and want to automatically split the payment received to my account and my friends account.
any help will be appreciated.
you can make separate configfiles for you and your friend with your own wallets, and then use windows task sheduler to run miner with friends config or your config.

the bat file is simple at 12:00 run this bat file:

taskkill /f /IM EthDcrMiner64.exe
EthDcrMiner64.exe c:\pathtoyour\config_friend.txt

at 00:00 run this

taskkill /f /IM EthDcrMiner64.exe
EthDcrMiner64.exe c:\pathtoyour\config_myself.txt

the explanation of config file you can see in miners folder "config.txt"

but miner may crash or somethink i think it is bad idea. As I know, claymore miner cannot mine to different wallets for now. Only your wallet and developers wallet for fee.

Or ... just create two batch files to run two instances of the miner parallely, assign 0,1,2 to the first wallet, and 3,4,5 to the second. Use the -di option to set which gpuz to be used on which batch file.
For instance, first batch file would have your eth address, and -di 0,1,2. The Second batch file woult have your friends eth address and -di 3,4,5
yes, but what if he have 3 or 5 gpus wich cannod be divided to half. Also some gpus may be slower than others.
I think he can combine two methods, and at 00:00 run -di 0,1,2 for self and -di 3,4 for friend   and at 12:00 run 0,1,2 for friend and 3,4 for self. Also he may switch more often than 12 hours, because if some instance will crash there will be headache to divide profit. If it will switch every 3 hours, crash will be not so serios problem.

Also headache and any problems may be resolved if they will monitor pool earnings (payment transactions) of each other and every month will calculate the difference, so any instability and different gpu speeds problems will be resolved at this point.
member
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the -cvddc command does not work with RX 580 does it?
i tried set it to -cvddc 850 but gpuz shows 1.0000V

-fanmin 60 -fanmax 90 has no effect too i think... or can MSI afterburner be the Problem?

thanks for this nice miner
newbie
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What is wrong with my setup? I'm using a GTX 980Ti in my gaming pc and wanted to play around with mining. When I do a benchmark with solo mining it gives me about 20-22MHs but when I mine with a pool its only 5MHs ... using Claymore its only 3.1MHs
hero member
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Fail to plan, and you plan to fail.
Hi Guys
Can we split the output from each GPU to different wallets using claymore miner?
I am fine with splitting either the time(like 30 mins to one wallet and 30 mins to second wallet) or the GPU output(like GPU  0,1,2 to wallet 1 and GPU 3,4,5 to wallet 2) to each wallet.
I have a home rig and want to automatically split the payment received to my account and my friends account.
any help will be appreciated.
you can make separate configfiles for you and your friend with your own wallets, and then use windows task sheduler to run miner with friends config or your config.

the bat file is simple at 12:00 run this bat file:

taskkill /f /IM EthDcrMiner64.exe
EthDcrMiner64.exe c:\pathtoyour\config_friend.txt

at 00:00 run this

taskkill /f /IM EthDcrMiner64.exe
EthDcrMiner64.exe c:\pathtoyour\config_myself.txt

the explanation of config file you can see in miners folder "config.txt"

but miner may crash or somethink i think it is bad idea. As I know, claymore miner cannot mine to different wallets for now. Only your wallet and developers wallet for fee.

Or ... just create two batch files to run two instances of the miner parallely, assign 0,1,2 to the first wallet, and 3,4,5 to the second. Use the -di option to set which gpuz to be used on which batch file.
For instance, first batch file would have your eth address, and -di 0,1,2. The Second batch file woult have your friends eth address and -di 3,4,5
newbie
Activity: 50
Merit: 0
Hi Guys
Can we split the output from each GPU to different wallets using claymore miner?
I am fine with splitting either the time(like 30 mins to one wallet and 30 mins to second wallet) or the GPU output(like GPU  0,1,2 to wallet 1 and GPU 3,4,5 to wallet 2) to each wallet.
I have a home rig and want to automatically split the payment received to my account and my friends account.
any help will be appreciated.
you can make separate configfiles for you and your friend with your own wallets, and then use windows task sheduler to run miner with friends config or your config.

the bat file is simple at 12:00 run this bat file:

taskkill /f /IM EthDcrMiner64.exe
EthDcrMiner64.exe c:\pathtoyour\config_friend.txt

at 00:00 run this

taskkill /f /IM EthDcrMiner64.exe
EthDcrMiner64.exe c:\pathtoyour\config_myself.txt

the explanation of config file you can see in miners folder "config.txt"

but miner may crash or somethink i think it is bad idea. As I know, claymore miner cannot mine to different wallets for now. Only your wallet and developers wallet for fee.


Also you may try to run in parrallel two instances of miner. for first instance use parameter -di 012  to run it with own settings on gpus 012   and second instance run with -di 34  to run it on gpus 34 with own settings. In past i made some mistakes and two work together, so i think it may work.
newbie
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Hi Guys
Can we split the output from each GPU to different wallets using claymore miner?
I am fine with splitting either the time(like 30 mins to one wallet and 30 mins to second wallet) or the GPU output(like GPU  0,1,2 to wallet 1 and GPU 3,4,5 to wallet 2) to each wallet.
I have a home rig and want to automatically split the payment received to my account and my friends account.

any help will be appreciated.
newbie
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Claymore,
the problem with ETHMan 3.1 + Dualminer 9.5
If some rig go down, and then after some time goes up, it dosent restore in ETHMan, on screenshot you see that miner restarted and work, i launched web console and it works already 2 minutes, but ETHMan still show "lost ****". Even after 10 minutes ETHMan dosent see rig. So as it was with ETHMan 3.0, I need restart it to see all rigs stats again.

If you included cryptography and https, then maybe here some trouble with ssl? need to update certificate if connection was lost?

https://pp.userapi.com/c637223/v637223838/6dcbe/XV9iyhdO-c0.jpg
newbie
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Hello,

Have you guys tried Dual mining with GTX 1070 cards? hows your hash? its decent compared to rx 480/580 series

This is my hash dual mining on rx 480

ETH - Total Speed: 29.143 Mh/s  SC - Total Speed: 582.858 Mh/s

I tried to find some information, i found a guy on youtube hashing 200-300 when dual mining.. its normal?

Regards

What are your settings to get 29? I have 2 rx 480s in my system dual mining the same coins. I get 24 on both cards for ETH and 1200+ for SC using dcri 22. If it's higher, I get a higher SC hash rate but slightly lower ETH hash rate. If I lower it under 22, ETH stays the same at 24/card, but SC gets lower. I'm running both cards at 0 mV (I keep it there to prevent crashes), 0 power limit, 90 temp limit, 1154 core clock, 2228 memory clock (I notice no difference increasing this to 2250), custom fan speed.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
newbie
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Great for you! What am I, and the person I quoted doing wrong then? I don't think the question is, "are these numbers right" I think the question is, "How do we get the right numbers from this card and config"

Thanks!
I just wrote it for comparison. How i get 18 on 970? Download miner, edit *.bat and launch. I have no idea why some ppl have less than 5mh on the 970... Sry.
ilv
newbie
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I'm running a GTX 970 and in dual mode I'm getting about 3.2 Mh/s on ETH and 54 Mh/s on SC.
I had 18mh/s in ETH only mode on my 970.

Great for you! What am I, and the person I quoted doing wrong then? I don't think the question is, "are these numbers right" I think the question is, "How do we get the right numbers from this card and config"

Thanks!
newbie
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I'm running a GTX 970 and in dual mode I'm getting about 3.2 Mh/s on ETH and 54 Mh/s on SC.
I had 18mh/s in ETH only mode on my 970.
ilv
newbie
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I'm having an issue with the hash rate of my 970sc cards.  They're both only getting 3.15Mh a piece, and I am about exhausted of ideas as to why.  I have tried installing the 347.52 drivers, and when I install the cuda 8.0 (while doing a custom install to de-select drivers that over-ride the 347.52 ones), the miner will not run for me (says that no gpu's are found).  With the latest updated nvidia drivers I get the slow speed.  I am running win10...has anyone has similar issues with a 970?

Also, I tried using the v7.3 miner and get the same hash rate as with the v9.5 one.

I'm running a GTX 970 and in dual mode I'm getting about 3.2 Mh/s on ETH and 54 Mh/s on SC.

I've tried changing the nVidia driver to the newest as well as the recommended 368.81, hash rates stay the same.

I've disabled all the power options I've found on the nvidia panel. My GTX is running at around 1417mhz. GPU temps never get much above 70C, and tweaking the GPU CLOCK OFFSET/MEM CLOCK OFFSET change the hash rates slightly but eventually lead to the box halting. I tried copying the CUDA dll form one of the child directories on the Claymore 9.5 zip, the execution reported that CUDA 8/7.5 were available. This also didn't change the hash rate at all.

I've tried editing my start.bat to include the following settings:

Code:
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 1

Nothing seems to have made a difference.  I honestly feel like some video games tax the GPU more than this... the GPU fans spin up more in some games.
newbie
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I read that in dual mining the graphics cards do not usually work at the same speed, it is normal that some work at 29mhs and another at 25mhs, normally the gpu that runs at 25 when they spend a few hours usually drops to 0 and a warning comes out The controller stopped working and my computer freezes or reboots, I had the voltage at -96mv now I'm testing at -66 mv I have bios mod, but I do not know if it's normal at all that 3 run at 29mbs and the rest do not, I feel my English bad.
Code:
ETH: 06/12/17-09:07:55 - New job from eu1.ethermine.org:4444
ETH - Total Speed: 167.161 Mh/s, Total Shares: 20, Rejected: 0, Time: 00:08
ETH: GPU0 29.321 Mh/s, GPU1 29.370 Mh/s, GPU2 26.522 Mh/s, GPU3 25.219 Mh/s, GPU4 27.659 Mh/s, GPU5 29.070 Mh/s
 SC - Total Speed: 3008.894 Mh/s, Total Shares: 9, Rejected: 0
 SC: GPU0 527.774 Mh/s, GPU1 528.661 Mh/s, GPU2 477.393 Mh/s, GPU3 453.944 Mh/s, GPU4 497.860 Mh/s, GPU5 523.262 Mh/s
GPU0 t=59C fan=74%, GPU1 t=58C fan=73%, GPU2 t=59C fan=71%, GPU3 t=60C fan=71%, GPU4 t=55C fan=70%, GPU5 t=67C fan=77%
ETH: 06/12/17-09:08:40 - New job from eu1.ethermine.org:4444
ETH - Total Speed: 167.523 Mh/s, Total Shares: 20, Rejected: 0, Time: 00:09
ETH: GPU0 29.347 Mh/s, GPU1 29.319 Mh/s, GPU2 26.909 Mh/s, GPU3 25.158 Mh/s, GPU4 27.705 Mh/s, GPU5 29.084 Mh/s
 SC - Total Speed: 3015.405 Mh/s, Total Shares: 9, Rejected: 0
 SC: GPU0 528.240 Mh/s, GPU1 527.748 Mh/s, GPU2 484.365 Mh/s, GPU3 452.846 Mh/s, GPU4 498.690 Mh/s, GPU5 523.516 Mh/s
GPU0 t=60C fan=74%, GPU1 t=58C fan=73%, GPU2 t=59C fan=71%, GPU3 t=60C fan=71%, GPU4 t=55C fan=71%, GPU5 t=67C fan=78%
 SC: 06/12/17-09:08:54 - New job from sia-eu1.nanopool.org:7777
ETH: 06/12/17-09:09:04 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 2)
ETH: Share accepted (62 ms)!
ETH: 06/12/17-09:09:12 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 4)
ETH: Share accepted (63 ms)!
newbie
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Hello.
I am using R9 380 Nitro Sapphire.
When i am mining solo Ethereum all is working fine, but when i dual mine with DECRED I get GPU artefacts.
Why is that?
Thank you!
newbie
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Merit: 0
I'm having an issue with the hash rate of my 970sc cards.  They're both only getting 3.15Mh a piece, and I am about exhausted of ideas as to why.  I have tried installing the 347.52 drivers, and when I install the cuda 8.0 (while doing a custom install to de-select drivers that over-ride the 347.52 ones), the miner will not run for me (says that no gpu's are found).  With the latest updated nvidia drivers I get the slow speed.  I am running win10...has anyone has similar issues with a 970?

Also, I tried using the v7.3 miner and get the same hash rate as with the v9.5 one.
full member
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Have you guys tried Dual mining with GTX 1070 cards? hows your hash? its decent compared to rx 480/580 series

This is my hash dual mining on rx 480

ETH - Total Speed: 29.143 Mh/s  SC - Total Speed: 582.858 Mh/s

I tried to find some information, i found a guy on youtube hashing 200-300 when dual mining.. its normal?

This is what I'm getting on my GTX1070 - 29.5MH/s ETH and 280-300MH/s SC
Not sure if that's as good as it gets.

Swapping to ZEN soon.
newbie
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Can we mining ethrium after November month?? If is it true, then what about others coin to mining?? Can we mining 3/4 years. Huh??
newbie
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Hello,

Have you guys tried Dual mining with GTX 1070 cards? hows your hash? its decent compared to rx 480/580 series

This is my hash dual mining on rx 480

ETH - Total Speed: 29.143 Mh/s  SC - Total Speed: 582.858 Mh/s

I tried to find some information, i found a guy on youtube hashing 200-300 when dual mining.. its normal?

Regards
newbie
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Not sure why, but reinstalling the drivers seems to have fixed it Smiley
newbie
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