Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux) - page 200.

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Quote from: CODISMYLIFE on January 21, 2017, 05:29:23 PM

guys please answer to my question
how many gpu windows 7 64 bit can support?

old gpus up to 6 with hacked reg edit

new gpus max is 4 (maybe 5)

get 6 gpu mod. i have one win7 rig with 5 RX, putting the 6 this week. ill let you know.

edit: works just fine.

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Quote from: jackcantrell on January 21, 2017, 02:32:08 PM

I like the new Claymore 11.1 linux version. Getting over 2500 S/sec on my 6-rig R9 Fury rig!

That's a picture of the command line output of the Claymore application. This is stock R9 Fury - the one with 3 fans on it.

Any tutorial for a Linux Rookie on how to set it up for Claymore mining? Also does OC the Memory or Core clock boost the speed past 420 or no?

If your new to Linux just use the Simplemining OS (https://simplemining.net/) just select the claymore 11.1 miner and away you go..

Does this work for GPU with MOD bios? Friend said he tried this a few months back and it wouldn't detect his RX cards. He downloaded the RX versions as they have R and RX.

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Quote from: CODISMYLIFE on January 21, 2017, 05:29:23 PM

guys please answer to my question
how many gpu windows 7 64 bit can support?

old gpus up to 6 with hacked reg edit

new gpus max is 4 (maybe 5)

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guys please answer to my question
how many gpu windows 7 64 bit can support?

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Quote from: yun9999 on January 21, 2017, 05:08:46 PM

Quote from: jackcantrell on January 21, 2017, 02:32:08 PM

I like the new Claymore 11.1 linux version. Getting over 2500 S/sec on my 6-rig R9 Fury rig!

https://i.imgur.com/nj2jjA7.png

That's a picture of the command line output of the Claymore application. This is stock R9 Fury - the one with 3 fans on it.

Any tutorial for a Linux Rookie on how to set it up for Claymore mining? Also does OC the Memory or Core clock boost the speed past 420 or no?

If your new to Linux just use the Simplemining OS (https://simplemining.net/) just select the claymore 11.1 miner and away you go..

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Quote from: jackcantrell on January 21, 2017, 02:32:08 PM

I like the new Claymore 11.1 linux version. Getting over 2500 S/sec on my 6-rig R9 Fury rig!

That's a picture of the command line output of the Claymore application. This is stock R9 Fury - the one with 3 fans on it.

Any tutorial for a Linux Rookie on how to set it up for Claymore mining? Also does OC the Memory or Core clock boost the speed past 420 or no?

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Quote from: smaxz on January 21, 2017, 03:37:03 PM

Quote from: Assaro on January 21, 2017, 01:57:15 PM

Just wanted to share my experience after 1 month being on dwarf.. what you thing?

Edit: there was no system/gpu failures and you can count +/-0,10% rejected share in total. Also calculate the claymore speed improvement from 3400 sol to 3780 sols.....

with each upgrade from mining optimization the payouts usually equal out as everyone has access to the same software.

if you're vigilant and check this thread often, installing an upgrade immediately may give you a boost for that 1/2 day or or so before others roll it out in their large scale operations.

likely a big reason this thread has over 1.5 million views.

how did you come to use dwarfpool? did you consider or try any others? do you use any online calculator and check what your earnings should be? how frequently?

your payouts are pretty random so its tough to tell what your usual 24h earnings are but .22 ZEC from 3800H/s as per your stats at the time of the screenshot is a bad result.

well, i was on flypool and im better with dwarf atm, dont look just for the last 24H, look at the payouts... I dont think its bad.... just wanted to share my experience....... if somone feels the same way, would gladly see any other results ...

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Quote from: jackcantrell on January 21, 2017, 02:43:20 PM

Quote from: ccplz on January 21, 2017, 02:39:24 PM

Thinking of buying a 390 for mining, and I know many people have already asked this, but what are the stock hashrates for a single card in claymore 11.1?
Thanks in advance.

420 H/s - see my post above yours for picture of output

Thanks for the answer, I actually meant how much hashrate per r9 390 card.
Or is it 420 h/s for each 390 card?
I saw your previous post and thought you meant 420 hashrate for each fury card.

Just asking because 420 hashrate for one 390 seems too good to be true.

Below is an image of my 390 rig.

~~Stock~~ Afterburner core voltage -19 + power limit -20 MSI R9 390 - not using 16.3.2 driver (not sure which it is) but I think I would get a few more sol/s if I was.

Thank you good sir, exactly what I needed, going to buy one now.

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Quote from: Assaro on January 21, 2017, 01:57:15 PM

Just wanted to share my experience after 1 month being on dwarf.. what you thing?

Edit: there was no system/gpu failures and you can count +/-0,10% rejected share in total. Also calculate the claymore speed improvement from 3400 sol to 3780 sols.....

with each upgrade from mining optimization the payouts usually equal out as everyone has access to the same software.

if you're vigilant and check this thread often, installing an upgrade immediately may give you a boost for that 1/2 day or or so before others roll it out in their large scale operations.

likely a big reason this thread has over 1.5 million views.

how did you come to use dwarfpool? did you consider or try any others? do you use any online calculator and check what your earnings should be? how frequently?

your payouts are pretty random so its tough to tell what your usual 24h earnings are but .22 ZEC from 3800H/s as per your stats at the time of the screenshot is a bad result.

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Quote from: ccplz on January 21, 2017, 02:52:38 PM

Quote from: jackcantrell on January 21, 2017, 02:43:20 PM

Quote from: ccplz on January 21, 2017, 02:39:24 PM

Thinking of buying a 390 for mining, and I know many people have already asked this, but what are the stock hashrates for a single card in claymore 11.1?
Thanks in advance.

420 H/s - see my post above yours for picture of output

Thanks for the answer, I actually meant how much hashrate per r9 390 card.
Or is it 420 h/s for each 390 card?
I saw your previous post and thought you meant 420 hashrate for each fury card.

Just asking because 420 hashrate for one 390 seems too good to be true.

Below is an image of my 390 rig.

~~Stock~~ Afterburner core voltage -19 + power limit -20 MSI R9 390 - not using 16.3.2 driver (not sure which it is) but I think I would get a few more sol/s if I was.

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Quote from: ccplz on January 21, 2017, 02:52:38 PM

Quote from: jackcantrell on January 21, 2017, 02:43:20 PM

Quote from: ccplz on January 21, 2017, 02:39:24 PM

Thinking of buying a 390 for mining, and I know many people have already asked this, but what are the stock hashrates for a single card in claymore 11.1?
Thanks in advance.

420 H/s - see my post above yours for picture of output

Thanks for the answer, I actually meant how much hashrate per r9 390 card.
Or is it 420 h/s for each 390 card?
I saw your previous post and thought you meant 420 hashrate for each fury card.

Just asking because 420 hashrate for one 390 seems too good to be true.

Sorry, you're correct. It is not R9 390 cards, its R9 Fury cards I referenced.

By the way, RX480's give 256 H/s on Claymore 11.1 for Linux, so 1550 for a 6-GPU rig.

This guy's page might have an update soon:
http://proudminers.hopto.org/tools.html#performance

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Quote from: jackcantrell on January 21, 2017, 02:43:20 PM

Quote from: ccplz on January 21, 2017, 02:39:24 PM

Thinking of buying a 390 for mining, and I know many people have already asked this, but what are the stock hashrates for a single card in claymore 11.1?
Thanks in advance.

420 H/s - see my post above yours for picture of output

Thanks for the answer, I actually meant how much hashrate per r9 390 card.
Or is it 420 h/s for each 390 card?
I saw your previous post and thought you meant 420 hashrate for each fury card.

Just asking because 420 hashrate for one 390 seems too good to be true.

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Quote from: ccplz on January 21, 2017, 02:39:24 PM

Thinking of buying a 390 for mining, and I know many people have already asked this, but what are the stock hashrates for a single card in claymore 11.1?
Thanks in advance.

420 H/s - see my post above yours for picture of output

ccplz

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Thinking of buying a 390 for mining, and I know many people have already asked this, but what are the stock hashrates for a single card in claymore 11.1?
Thanks in advance.

jackcantrell

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I like the new Claymore 11.1 linux version. Getting over 2500 S/sec on my 6-rig R9 Fury rig!

https://i.imgur.com/nj2jjA7.png

That's a picture of the command line output of the Claymore application. This is stock R9 Fury - the one with 3 fans on it.

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Quote from: jelin1984 on January 21, 2017, 08:47:25 AM

any zcash pool that work
expect fly pool? Huh

?/

Why not flypool?

It's worked well for me except for a couple of issues very early on DUE TO WALLET BROKEN ISSUES that the pool has no control over.

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Is it possible to successfully mine with 470 and 280x in one rig ? Which version of driver will be the best choice?

470 and 280x would probably work best with 16.10.1 (or other 16.10 or 16.9 versions).

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Any one know why I'm getting a negative hashrate on GPU 1 Huh

??

It does not happens about 60% of the time.

Im running my internal graphics card, a sapphire r7 350 and an r9 270X duel X.

I dont know which card is which GPU#.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3KzXDOJGLc2NElqLVZwMGhfMTg/view?usp=sharing

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Just wanted to share my experience after 1 month being on dwarf.. what you thing?

Edit: there was no system/gpu failures and you can count +/-0,10% rejected share in total. Also calculate the claymore speed improvement from 3400 sol to 3780 sols.....

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is there some modded bios for 390 improving mining? Cool

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Quote from: zigun on January 21, 2017, 11:21:41 AM

Is it possible to successfully mine with 470 and 280x in one rig ? Which version of driver will be the best choice?

I have all the good work on 16.11.5 (but i had a 280x and 480), win7 and win10

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