Topic: Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux) - page 282. (Read 3839163 times)

my rigs are not 6 card   which would be 72 cards

my rigs have a total of 40 cards of which I have 2 rx 460's that lowers the average since they only do 95h each   so I do about 185h a card

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Hi!

Im trying to mine on daggerhashimoto.eu.nicehash.com:3353

I have added -allpools 1 at the end of the batch, but im geting this error:

ZEC: Received unknown response: {"id":null,"method":"client.reconnect","params":[]}

Anyone know what this could be?

Thanks for the help

Hey guys
Someone check difference between claymore miner on Linux and Windows on Rx470? or there are not much diff?

yeah just reduce tdp to 55% for 100watt, hash will be around the same

today i was faced strange problem.
miner only works  5-6 minutes than system hang and no display on screen
i tried may settings but nothing work, than i delete all .txt files in claymore folder and no problem now.
everything is working fine now

you have only 7.5khs with 12 rigs ?

Then why do not you do a miner ?

I don't know why people get so touchy.
Instead of thanking the man for his contributions, people have to QQ, all the way...
If you're not happy with the fee's, GTFO.
To all the people reverse engineering, cool.
We get it, you're smart as fk...but seriously...
if your that smart, why troll the Dev in his thread?
Do you really need the Dev's validation? You really think he's gonna pat you on the back?
Bravo my son! You deserve a cookie....
Perhaps some Ice-T.....
no muthafka
It's LEMONADE

If you think that you may ignore the license and disassemble miner - do it, I only note that you violate the license, that's completely enough for me. Of course you can disassemble miner privately and alarm if you find any violations, instead, you discuss your "skills" in public. If you think it's good - do it, probably it's the reason of your many courts.
So learn my kernels, may be you will finally create something really fast instead of describing "significantly faster" miners and dumping kernels. I don't take it too seriously

congrats bro. nice job

my four card riser free rigs work fine with claymore 9.2

This problem isn't so easy to explain with modified roms and also there is no need to be a master to edit an ordinary rom. Be sure that before I write here I checked and tried many things. Please check the 9.2 released date. I sent the message about this issue yesterday. By the way I must say that I tried with original roms and I got the same result.
As you know ethereum uses much power ( I mean watt ) and much ram. Everything is stable with Claymore 7.4 ethereum and also 8.0 with zcash.
This isn't hw related. I think latest releases have serious bugs. With latest releases Claymore just increase the network hash with problems.

Hey guys! MinerGate pool now also supports mining Zcash via Claymore's miner.

Settings here: https://minergate.com/altminers/claymore-zec

MinerGate pool fee is 1% on PPLNS

I have 2 or 3 of 12 miners doing ssl.

I will keep adding them  until I am 12 of 12.

I think I am doing a little better with ssl.

I appreciate in my case  it will come to .5 zec over the next 150 days.

So Phil  many people want to save a coin or two.  Buying a cheater software will always tempt people.  I am sure you got the offer due to your long threads here in Alt coin mining.

I know you switched to ssl  does it work and drop fees from 2.5 % to 2.0 %

I have to agree if Claymore drops again  in 9.3  for ssl  say  to 1.75% or 1.50%   then does it again in 9.4  to say 1.25% or 1%  the cheater software will die off.

here is a pm I got  on Christmas Day no less:

I deleted some of it>


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DevFee redirecting hack for multiple coins and miners.
Take 100% of the earnings, you already payed enough devfee's.

Coins supported : ZEC, ETH, ETC, EXP, XMR

Miners supported and tested :

- Claymore's Dual Ethereum+Decred AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner 7.4 (ETH, ETC, EXP)
- Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v9.2 (ZEC)
- EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner (ZEC)
- Claymore's CryptoNote GPU Miner v9.6 (XMR)
- Claymore CryptoNote CPU Miner v3.5 Beta - POOL (XMR)
- Kachur XMR miner (XMR)

Price : 0.05 btc


This offer is happening for 2 reasons

 the fee is 2.5 with no ssl
 the fee is 2.0 with ssl

Lets do some math in my case I have 7-7.5 kh on zec.

I earn .6-.7 zec a day.
My mining  gets cut back a lot for the summer  so I have 5 months max
at  150 days x .66 it is 100 zcash coins

2 percent fee is 2 coins I use ssl.

    so   i would  be paying  .05 btc to save 2 zec coins   that is about 0.096 btc


So math wise  if you have around 8kh   and you are a tight with money  paying the 0.05 btc is close to making sense. it might pay to do.  not principal or moral sense but close to dollar sense.

If you are at 16kh  it would certainly save you some money.

If claymore  were to reduce fee to 1%  in the 9.3 edtion

a cheap dollar oriented miner  would need a 15kh farm to stand a chance at this ripoff software being worth while and really should not use the software unless they were mining 30kh.

So as I have suggested claymore has actually done it somewhat fee reduction.    More fee reduction must be done by claymore.

2.5 to 2.0 is a start  maybe  in 9.3 drop fee to 1.5 if you use ssl

My point is this I am not paying .05 btc to save maybe .096 btc
But if Claymore had ssl fee at 1.5 %  paying .05 btc to save maybe .075 btc would be a pretty certain no for most everyone.
and if Claymore had ssl fee at 1%  paying .05 btc to save maybe .048 btc
would really be dumb.

Here is a redacted pm

See, I know what I'm talking about when it comes to law, while you don't.  I've taken the LSAT and been in court many times, so I actually know how the law works.  Just putting something in your license terms doesn't make it legally binding; the terms have to be lawful.  I'm not the only one that can ignore the reverse engineering restrictions in your license; anyone in one of the many countries that allow fair use reverse engineering can.  If it wasn't legal to disassemble your miner code, then it would be very difficult to detect when you violate copyright law.  Since disassembling your code was important in proving you copied some of Marc Bevand's code, your response has been to point blame at those doing the disassembly.  The respectable thing to do would've been to admit you screwed up, and invite people to continue to dissassemble/reverse engineer your code to confirm that you are not illegally copying other people's code in the future.

When it comes to license restrictions regarding copying like the MIT license, it is valid and legally binding throughout most of the world.  There are only a few failed states that have no copyright law where MIT license would have no legal effect.

You're also showing how touchy/emotional you are.  There's nothing to your miner that I, Wolf, or most other developers don't already know.  You are almost paranoid about people learning how your code works, yet it's been over a month since I publicly described how to implement a ZEC miner that is significantly faster than yours.  Your eth miner isn't the fastest one either; I've seen convincing evidence that Wolf's private miner is at least 5% faster than yours on some targets like Hawaii and Pitcairn.

I'm probably wasting my keystrokes since you seem unable to be unable to have a calm and rational discussion.  People like Wolf earn people's respect not just from their coding abilities, but also because they don't take themselves too seriously.

I thought I'd try some solo mining. I have a local proxy set up and it seems to be working but I get the following message:

Miner detected that you use local pool or local proxy.
This mode is not currently supported and will cause less performance.
ZEC - Total Speed: 267.202 H/s, Total Shares: 1244, Rejected: 16, Time: 23:02
ZEC: GPU0 134.060 H/s, GPU1 133.142 H/s


Why is solo mining not supported and how much performance hit is there?

-i 8,8,6 sets GPU0, GPU1 i = 8, GPU2 = 6