Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 905. (Read 6590718 times)

Hi ! -mport is used to monitor your rig. You can use different port for each miner instance.

No matter to the pool.

Maybe you are right, but it's easy to see that profit of ETH on same rig with same internet and environment with 8.0 and 9.3 is different. Only the reason to stay with 9.3 is due to possibility to continue mine dcr same time (dual mining). I'm beginner in mining (few month only). I'm understand about difficulty of the  block, but profit is better on 8.0

hi, any way to run both ETC and ETH on same comp using claymore?

I tried to direct GPU 0+1 to ETC and 2345 to ETH.
ETC using client 9.1, and ETH client 9.2 So both using different folders etc.

However I can only run 1 at a time.
Bind failed with error: 10048: (port for remote management is busy, use different -mport value)
Port value is 3333 according to page 1. can I put "-mport 3334" on ETC? or will this screw up with the pool?

This is all fascinating, seems that you're on the right track - a bit more learning and you'll understand how it all works.
However my point was that the EdjOne's claim is likely an absurd one.
And the same goes to you on your difficulty talk. EDIT: Meaning - it has nothing to do with the poll response time.

Ok, Boss, affirmative
already got 36 CU recognized, -dcri is 7/8 depends on gpu memory type and no , I do not dualmine.

@claymore , could you help me out?

I've been using version 4.3 until recently upgraded to 9.3

Under the same settings, 4.3 works perfectly fine, but when running 9.3, artifacts starts to appear. Solo eth mining does not affect anything but I'm doing dual mining all along..

Are there anyways to fix that?

I'm using 380x gpus

they are not.

are the cards hooked to monitors?

Aight guys i'm having a weird issue.
i have 3 pretty much identical systems

G4400+ asus h270plus/csm
6x Asus strix 470 4gb pushing 27mh/s ea

the issue is on 2 of the rigs after 15minutes or so GPU:0 on 2 systems drop from 27mh/s down to 8hm/s

restarting the miner gets them to work at 27 mh/s again but they soon drop back down to 8mh/s

I've replaced cables, and the issue persists is it possible its and issue with the riser or another issue all together?

Slightly off-topic: Can I use NiceHash without allpools now? (I remember trying this a few months ago and getting temporarily banned by their spam filter.)

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1. Check the tracks look sound on the PCI PCB.
2. You may need to change you PCI settings in your BIOS. check out this link on a similarish board https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/11404/msi-z170-7-gpu-bios-setting-step-by-step

The powered risers are usually good.

To reduce variables I placed the two ASUS cards in the PCI-e slots on the mobo.  Tested it and had no problems.  This ruled out any bad cards.

Placed the cards BOTH on risers (no card on the mobo directly) and it failed within a few minutes of load.   Bad risers.

Anyone have a suggestion on good quality risers?

 Regarding the use of the Decred pool, yiimp.ccminer.org:4252, if I use 4252, I don't get anything. If I use the decred port 3242 from the Yiimp site, a few accepted but many errors.

v9.3 fixed this.

Found that the Decred pool,  yiimp.ccminer.org:3252 per the website works.

Could be a bad Card, A bad Riser, or even as simple as a bad factory card overclock.

Newbie here.  Any help appreciated.

Setting up my rig.  This worked yesterday for a 36 hour run

      - MSI Z170A Gaming M7
      - 1x Sapphire Nitro (no plus) 8G RX480  (rookie mistake slower memory)
      - 1x Asus Dual RX 480 8G
          BOTH GPUs mounted on mobo
      - windows 7 64bit
      - Claymore v 9.3
      - crimson v 17.4.3
      - firewall off


My config:

-epool USEast.Alpereum.ch:3002
-ewal (xxxxx)
-epsw x
-mode 1
-ethi 16
-tt 85
-asm 0
-wd 2
-benchmark
-fanmin 70

Ran great.  Just going for stability, not speed yet.  Both cards hashed around 24-25Mh/s

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Today the risers arrived. (MintCell v006)

Moved the the ASUS DUAL card to the riser.  Added a second ASUS DUAL card with riser.  Sapphire remained on mobo in PCIe slot.

Started Claymore.  All cards hashing about 24-25Mh/s

After 3 minutes of mining ATI driver crash.  One mining card stops mining.

Reboot.  Same behavior.

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Read the forums.  Tried to back off to the suggested v15.2 driver, but it would not run with my RX 480.  Settled on driver 16.11.5

Same behavior.

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Ran the rig with the Sapphire mounted in case and only 1 ASUS on riser.   This was stable.

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Any ideas?  I have swapped risers to no avail.  I can run 2 cards stable, but adding the third causes a crash a few minutes into mining.

At the time of the crashes no cards are running super hot.  (60-70 C)

Thanks

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GLAD YOU GOT YOUR MONEY BACK--

The RX 400 series cards are not being manufactured any longer.  After a couple articles about RX 500 series cards and mining, the RX 400 series cards sold out.  The RX 460 cards do OK, almost as good as an R7 370 with less energy.

I had a 6-card RX 460 rig.  You could buy several at once when the bigger RX 400 series cards sold 1 or 2 at a time.  I kept the original boxes and accessories nice, and the boxes are small.  I mined ZEC and CryptoNight with them.

PM me if you want some, they run like new.  I am in the USA.       --scryptr

EDIT:  I'll give you a good deal.  =)       --scryptr

Let's try another explanation.

If your computer is running basic addition and subtraction then it can solve a lot more math problems.
If my computer is running calculus then it solves less problems but they're more difficult.

Mining pools and mining software take this into calculating your hashrate and your rewards.  Hashrate is not based only on how many/how fast you submit shares. It's also based on the difficulty of the shares you submit.

Look at, for example, Dwarfpool's ZEC pool.  This is part of their configuration:


What this means is that the difficulty is set higher on port 3337 than the other ports. 3334 is the lowest difficulty.

Port 3333 is regular varying difficulty. Most pools run this way. The difficulty varies.

Port 3334 is the lowest. Port 3337 is the highest... meaning the lowest difficulty setting on that port is a lot higher than 3334.