Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux) - page 300.

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Quote from: KrokoTill on December 22, 2016, 05:35:09 AM

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GPU - 9.1 -> 9.2
R7 370 - 155 -> 156
R9 280 - 195 -> 193
r9 290 - 295 -> 313

What's your settings for 290?

1050/1250, -i 8, modded 390X ROM, modded timings

1175mV core (just 69% ASIC) and 16.12.1 driver

Try the 16.10.1 or 16.9.2 drivers, 16.12.1 COST me 5-10% hashrate on every card I tried it on when I was testing it.

Tested only with 9.1 @ R7 370:
16.9.2 - 153
16.10.1 - 154
16.12.2 - 155

Which R7 370 are u using?
I am getting 147 average from each
Are you using modded rom for them?

It is MSI Gaming 4G, running at 1175/1500
And yes I modded the ROM, without modding it is about 15 H/s slower.

Is it a custom mod? Any specific one? Eliovp or something?

I have the VaporX 4G running at 1200/1500
i-4 (if i increase it gets more unstable)
and still i get as i said around 147 H/s

Thanks

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Quote from: rozsada on December 21, 2016, 06:30:59 PM

Quote from: Demarsac on December 21, 2016, 01:19:32 PM

Quote from: Hotmetal on December 21, 2016, 06:17:43 AM

Thanks.. 5 x RX480's working with v9.2 without issues.

ZEC: GPU0 252.655 H/s, GPU1 250.847 H/s, GPU2 254.769 H/s, GPU3 253.092 H/s, GPU4 253.355

Same here with x6 RX480's 8Gb , average about 253 H/s

How can you reach so high speed?
I have 6* rx480, but speed is max 245sol
Can you tell your command line and driver version?
Thanks.

For my Rx 480's Rig
I am using Claymore 9.2
i- 5 (although i can use bigger it gets unstable)
16.10.1 drivers

cclock 1350
mem 2000

undervolted -7

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Quote from: Demarsac on December 22, 2016, 05:30:50 AM

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Quote from: QuintLeo on December 21, 2016, 05:52:16 PM

Quote from: KrokoTill on December 20, 2016, 03:01:44 PM

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GPU - 9.1 -> 9.2
R7 370 - 155 -> 156
R9 280 - 195 -> 193
r9 290 - 295 -> 313

What's your settings for 290?

1050/1250, -i 8, modded 390X ROM, modded timings

1175mV core (just 69% ASIC) and 16.12.1 driver

Try the 16.10.1 or 16.9.2 drivers, 16.12.1 COST me 5-10% hashrate on every card I tried it on when I was testing it.

Tested only with 9.1 @ R7 370:
16.9.2 - 153
16.10.1 - 154
16.12.2 - 155

Which R7 370 are u using?
I am getting 147 average from each
Are you using modded rom for them?

It is MSI Gaming 4G, running at 1175/1500
And yes I modded the ROM, without modding it is about 15 H/s slower.

Demarsac

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Quote from: KrokoTill on December 22, 2016, 04:26:42 AM

Quote from: QuintLeo on December 21, 2016, 05:52:16 PM

Quote from: KrokoTill on December 20, 2016, 03:01:44 PM

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Quote from: KrokoTill on December 20, 2016, 02:38:59 PM

GPU - 9.1 -> 9.2
R7 370 - 155 -> 156
R9 280 - 195 -> 193
r9 290 - 295 -> 313

What's your settings for 290?

1050/1250, -i 8, modded 390X ROM, modded timings

1175mV core (just 69% ASIC) and 16.12.1 driver

Try the 16.10.1 or 16.9.2 drivers, 16.12.1 COST me 5-10% hashrate on every card I tried it on when I was testing it.

Tested only with 9.1 @ R7 370:
16.9.2 - 153
16.10.1 - 154
16.12.2 - 155

Which R7 370 are u using?
I am getting 147 average from each
Are you using modded rom for them?

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ClayMore, in Remote Manager/Options/Speed Units: MH/s / KH/s... Where H/s? Decimal Points are not saves at exit from program.

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Quote from: maxmad_x on December 20, 2016, 06:15:41 PM

Quote from: kisk on December 20, 2016, 06:10:40 PM

All stock bios

3x Asus RX 480 4GB - ~231sol/s/ea (-100mV core) [+10sol/s vs 9.1]
2x Gigabyte RX 480 8GB - ~239sol/s/ea (-100mV core) [+15sol/s vs 9.1]
1x Sapphire Nitro R7 370 4GB - (+140 cc) [+0sol/s vs 9.1]

Rig split between 1200w (80plus platinum) and 750w (80plus gold).. roughly at half max load each.

Total sol/s = 1315 [+67sol/s vs 9.1]
Total ATW = 928w [+25w vs 9.1]
Sols per watt = 1.417 [+0.035 sol/w vs 9.1]

Not a huge improvement but it is nonetheless. Thanks for the release Claymore!

Anyone know any bios mods for my cards?

I think using RX480s at core 1270 memory 1940 was optimum for me for Sol/watt. I am getting 240sol at 95W gpuz and 135W at wall

and voltage ?

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Quote from: jenci on December 22, 2016, 04:40:49 AM

Quote from: nevermind41 on December 22, 2016, 04:07:02 AM

all my stable 6 X 470 rigs become crazy with 9.2. Their gpu0 always hangs.

i have same problem 2 times after update to 9.2. increase core voltage from 973 to 1000 mV and after 28 hour work no more hangs.

You can also reduce the intensity.

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Quote from: nevermind41 on December 22, 2016, 04:07:02 AM

all my stable 6 X 470 rigs become crazy with 9.2. Their gpu0 always hangs.

i have same problem 2 times after update to 9.2. increase core voltage from 973 to 1000 mV and after 28 hour work no more hangs.

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Thinking about buying 2 more gpu's in my rig

I was thinking about 280x can get it for 80-90 euro's
and a 290 for 130 euro's

will it be wise to buy these cards or shall i look for a rx 470/480

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Quote from: QuintLeo on December 21, 2016, 05:52:16 PM

Quote from: KrokoTill on December 20, 2016, 03:01:44 PM

Quote from: KrokoTill on December 20, 2016, 02:57:55 PM

Quote from: Gambler8899 on December 20, 2016, 02:47:34 PM

Quote from: KrokoTill on December 20, 2016, 02:38:59 PM

GPU - 9.1 -> 9.2
R7 370 - 155 -> 156
R9 280 - 195 -> 193
r9 290 - 295 -> 313

What's your settings for 290?

1050/1250, -i 8, modded 390X ROM, modded timings

1175mV core (just 69% ASIC) and 16.12.1 driver

Try the 16.10.1 or 16.9.2 drivers, 16.12.1 COST me 5-10% hashrate on every card I tried it on when I was testing it.

Tested only with 9.1 @ R7 370:
16.9.2 - 153
16.10.1 - 154
16.12.2 - 155

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Quote from: Bananana on December 22, 2016, 01:35:33 AM

Quote from: Golku on December 22, 2016, 12:20:36 AM

9.2 is much more stable
Normally at 9.1 it got crashed after 24h
Now it is running 36h still no problem great job

Its same for me 9.0, 9.1, 9.2. Weird part is its still the same few rig who always crash. So I think my PC is old and some part is broken.

Just reduce the clock. It works for me.

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all my stable 6 X 470 rigs become crazy with 9.2. Their gpu0 always hangs.

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Quote from: flekkelek on December 21, 2016, 08:03:33 PM

Quote from: DebitMe on December 21, 2016, 07:59:41 PM

Quote from: flekkelek on December 21, 2016, 07:55:53 PM

Quote from: DebitMe on December 21, 2016, 07:51:06 PM

How do I download Radeon software that is not the most current version. When I go to their website, all I am able to find is the most current driver version. I have google searched and found their webpage for 15.12, but there is no download link.

not supported by them anymore, use the 2nd match in google, or the 3rd or the 4th, its up to you. Wink

Ahh gotcha, so is it just a download from a 3rd party then?

Yes, I'm afraid, but I got it from Guru3D if I remember well, and my card haven't exploded this far.

I use guru as well for old drivers

Quote from: Gogreen on December 21, 2016, 09:28:53 PM

Been mining with v9.1 so far it is stable, i also order this baby from ebayto try out because my MB has only 4 pci-e slots. so i got this to add more GPU!

The device card also uses the United States Pericom Pericom PI7C9X bridge chip, for switching PCI-E, PCI-E between.
But even USB 3.0, but also the theoretical bandwidth 5Gbps (625MB / s), one Into four Then remove the loss would only 150MB / s, and even PCI-E 1.x single-channel bandwidth also has 250MB / s, So this stuff more than enough to give you the best slots, there will not be enough bandwidth, not only for the performance requirements of the place. Therefore, the transferred PCI-E slot is the best version above 2.0, the 3.0 version is better.

See installation or you can Order here -> Tongue

http://tinyurl.com/gmclx9n

Please let us know how it went

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Quote from: maxmad_x on December 21, 2016, 09:58:14 PM

Quote from: Gogreen on December 21, 2016, 09:28:53 PM

Been mining with v9.1 so far it is stable, i also order this baby from ebayto try out because my MB has only 4 pci-e slots. so i got this to add more GPU!

The device card also uses the United States Pericom Pericom PI7C9X bridge chip, for switching PCI-E, PCI-E between.
But even USB 3.0, but also the theoretical bandwidth 5Gbps (625MB / s), one Into four Then remove the loss would only 150MB / s, and even PCI-E 1.x single-channel bandwidth also has 250MB / s, So this stuff more than enough to give you the best slots, there will not be enough bandwidth, not only for the performance requirements of the place. Therefore, the transferred PCI-E slot is the best version above 2.0, the 3.0 version is better.

See installation or you can Order here -> Tongue

http://tinyurl.com/gmclx9n

Which mobo are you using? Z170 chipset??

i have one of these things laying around i ordered it a while back
i got a board that also only allows four cards , do u have to supply power

to it cia the sata cable?

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Quote from: Golku on December 22, 2016, 12:20:36 AM

9.2 is much more stable
Normally at 9.1 it got crashed after 24h
Now it is running 36h still no problem great job

Its same for me 9.0, 9.1, 9.2. Weird part is its still the same few rig who always crash. So I think my PC is old and some part is broken.

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Quote from: arielbit on December 21, 2016, 08:02:50 PM

v9.2

280x ~220H/s
390 ~325H/s
290x ~315H/s
Fury ~350H/s
480 ~260H/s

stock bios, overclocked, 16.10.3

What about 290 without x?

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9.2 is much more stable
Normally at 9.1 it got crashed after 24h
Now it is running 36h still no problem great job

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Quote from: bluedeep on December 21, 2016, 08:40:56 PM

It seems that v9.2 is more stable than v9.1 and v9.0. Good job Claymore!

could you check your logs and see if after a few hours mining if they dont fill with this error message. Seems to not effect mining performance but i dont think that is right

Code:

10:20:55:434 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1182 > 36
10:20:55:793 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1687 > 36
10:20:56:012 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2430 > 36
10:20:56:153 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 424 > 36
10:20:56:215 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2210 > 36
10:20:56:356 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1636 > 36
10:20:56:574 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2507 > 36
10:20:56:778 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 194 > 36
10:20:57:137 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 655 > 36
10:20:57:199 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2383 > 36
10:20:57:278 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 276 > 36
10:20:57:559 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 64 > 36
10:20:57:621 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1637 > 36
10:20:57:700 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1367 > 36
10:20:57:762 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1487 > 36
10:20:57:840 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2566 > 36
10:20:57:903 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1028 > 36
10:20:57:981 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2328 > 36
10:20:58:200 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 3073 > 36
10:20:58:887 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 76 > 36
10:20:59:028 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2194 > 36
10:20:59:231 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 161 > 36
10:20:59:371 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 72 > 36
10:20:59:418 e5c ZEC: put share nonce 6bc8
10:20:59:418 e5c ZEC round found 1 shares
10:20:59:434 1278 ZEC: 12/21/16-10:20:59 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 2)
10:20:59:434 1278 send share: {"id": 4, "method": "mining.submit", "params": ["t1RqFAaxxxxxxxxxxxxwT.AsRock1","1612215fb","8fab5a58","c86b0000000000000000000000000000","fd400500320c0fdea3c24f5215898e7f5419b34d0b5f93e
10:20:59:559 1278 got 41 bytes
10:20:59:559 1278 buf: {"error": null, "id": 4, "result": true}

10:20:59:559 1278 parse packet: 35
10:20:59:559 1278 ZEC: Share accepted (125 ms)!

10:20:59:575 1278 new buf size: 0
10:20:59:575 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2574 > 36
10:20:59:793 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1482 > 36
10:20:59:934 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 321 > 36
10:21:00:012 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1374 > 36
10:21:00:075 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2120 > 36
10:21:00:153 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2246 > 36
10:21:00:356 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1496 > 36
10:21:00:434 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1979 > 36
10:21:00:497 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 638 > 36
10:21:00:575 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2688 > 36
10:21:00:637 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1384 > 36
10:21:00:715 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 69 > 36
10:21:00:918 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 532 > 36
10:21:01:122 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1713 > 36
10:21:01:200 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2087 > 36
10:21:01:403 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1937 > 36
10:21:01:684 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 125 > 36
10:21:01:762 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1089 > 36
10:21:01:840 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1358 > 36
10:21:01:903 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2623 > 36
10:21:02:122 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2830 > 36
10:21:02:184 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2394 > 36
10:21:02:262 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1659 > 36
10:21:02:403 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 598 > 36
10:21:02:747 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 405 > 36
10:21:02:887 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2536 > 36
10:21:02:965 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1534 > 36
10:21:03:028 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1206 > 36
10:21:03:450 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1527 > 36
10:21:03:512 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 3202 > 36
10:21:03:653 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1611 > 36
10:21:03:731 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1388 > 36
10:21:03:809 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2567 > 36
10:21:03:934 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 361 > 36
10:21:04:012 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2271 > 36
10:21:04:575 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1108 > 36
10:21:04:637 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2561 > 36
10:21:04:715 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2463 > 36
10:21:04:778 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2633 > 36
10:21:04:840 1aa4 GPU0 t=66C fan=42%, GPU1 t=54C fan=87%, GPU2 t=73C fan=56%, GPU3 t=72C fan=48%, GPU4 t=66C fan=44%
10:21:04:856 1aa4 em hbt: 0, fm hbt: 31,
10:21:04:856 1aa4 watchdog - thread 0, hb time 188
10:21:04:856 1aa4 watchdog - thread 1, hb time 16
10:21:04:872 1aa4 watchdog - thread 2, hb time 125
10:21:04:872 1aa4 watchdog - thread 3, hb time 63
10:21:04:872 1aa4 watchdog - thread 4, hb time 219
10:21:04:872 1aa4 watchdog - thread 5, hb time 141
10:21:04:887 1aa4 watchdog - thread 6, hb time 281
10:21:04:887 1aa4 watchdog - thread 7, hb time 63
10:21:04:887 1aa4 watchdog - thread 8, hb time 110
10:21:04:887 1aa4 watchdog - thread 9, hb time 16
10:21:04:903 1aa4 watchdog - thread 10, hb time 63
10:21:04:903 1aa4 watchdog - thread 11, hb time -31
10:21:04:903 1aa4 watchdog - thread 12, hb time 125
10:21:04:903 1aa4 watchdog - thread 13, hb time -15
10:21:04:919 1aa4 watchdog - thread 14, hb time 78
10:21:04:919 1aa4 watchdog - thread 15, hb time 31
10:21:04:919 1aa4 watchdog - thread 16, hb time 47
10:21:04:919 1aa4 watchdog - thread 17, hb time -31
10:21:04:934 1aa4 watchdog - thread 18, hb time 0
10:21:04:934 1aa4 watchdog - thread 19, hb time 94
10:21:04:856 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1399 > 36
10:21:04:997 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2426 > 36
10:21:05:075 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2601 > 36
10:21:05:340 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2484 > 36
10:21:05:419 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1469 > 36
10:21:05:622 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2238 > 36
10:21:05:981 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2555 > 36
10:21:06:122 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1820 > 36
10:21:06:294 1690 ZEC: put share nonce 8517
10:21:06:294 1690 ZEC round found 1 shares
10:21:06:309 1278 ZEC: 12/21/16-10:21:06 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 4)
10:21:06:309 1278 send share: {"id": 4, "method": "mining.submit", "params": ["t1xxxa1RqFAaZxxxxZGshxxxxxxxxxT.AsRock1","1612215fb","8fab5a58","17850000000000000000000000000000","fd400500c0823805dd5f938c2fb331fbbadca55bc56c2fa
10:21:06:434 1278 got 41 bytes
10:21:06:434 1278 buf: {"error": null, "id": 4, "result": true}

10:21:06:434 1278 parse packet: 35
10:21:06:434 1278 ZEC: Share accepted (125 ms)!

10:21:06:450 1278 new buf size: 0
10:21:06:481 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1550 > 36
10:21:06:559 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1202 > 36
10:21:06:762 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2477 > 36
10:21:06:825 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 90 > 36
10:21:06:903 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1925 > 36
10:21:06:966 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1313 > 36
10:21:07:106 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 135 > 36
10:21:07:325 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2747 > 36
10:21:07:403 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1840 > 36
10:21:07:466 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 492 > 36
10:21:07:606 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 144 > 36
10:21:07:684 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2547 > 36
10:21:07:825 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2937 > 36
10:21:07:966 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2972 > 36
10:21:08:106 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2305 > 36
10:21:08:247 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 400 > 36
10:21:08:387 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1676 > 36
10:21:08:466 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1719 > 36
10:21:08:747 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1405 > 36
10:21:08:809 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1873 > 36
10:21:08:887 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 3017 > 36
10:21:08:950 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2266 > 36
10:21:09:512 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2359 > 36
10:21:09:575 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2811 > 36
10:21:09:653 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2030 > 36
10:21:09:856 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1469 > 36
10:21:10:138 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 133 > 36
10:21:10:200 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 146 > 36
10:21:10:341 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1486 > 36
10:21:10:559 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1360 > 36
10:21:10:622 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2162 > 36
10:21:10:981 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1515 > 36
10:21:11:122 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 3033 > 36
10:21:11:403 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 308 > 36
10:21:11:763 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2695 > 36
10:21:11:825 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2823 > 36
10:21:11:903 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2725 > 36
10:21:11:966 4c8 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1471 > 36
10:21:12:044 1318 warning: solutions buf overflow, 2281 > 36
10:21:12:106 8f4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1896 > 36
10:21:12:184 1be4 warning: solutions buf overflow, 1602 > 36
10:21:12:513 1278 got 311 bytes
10:21:12:513 1278 buf: {"params": ["1612215fc", "04000000", "d6d629a33d89cbbb4938b0e48ac70aa5b6d033114435e5fcd8e7186900000000", "b52c1d8fbf173b74108553fbdd310474c6cdf0ab38d9f4e16438f09aa60c5ab1", "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", "bcab5a58", "9c99001d", true], "id": null, "method": "mining.notify"}

10:21:12:513 1278 parse packet: 298
10:21:12:513 1278 new buf size: 0
10:21:12:528 1278 ZEC: 12/21/16-10:21:12 - New job from zec-us1.dwarfpool.com:3333
10:21:12:528 1278 target: 0x00

@claymore do you know what could cause this.> mixed card rig Cards are 2) 390x and 2)290x 1) 290 all with 8 gb except 1 the 290. Intensity on 8 Ver 9.2

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Quote from: Gogreen on December 21, 2016, 09:28:53 PM

Been mining with v9.1 so far it is stable, i also order this baby from ebayto try out because my MB has only 4 pci-e slots. so i got this to add more GPU!

The device card also uses the United States Pericom Pericom PI7C9X bridge chip, for switching PCI-E, PCI-E between.
But even USB 3.0, but also the theoretical bandwidth 5Gbps (625MB / s), one Into four Then remove the loss would only 150MB / s, and even PCI-E 1.x single-channel bandwidth also has 250MB / s, So this stuff more than enough to give you the best slots, there will not be enough bandwidth, not only for the performance requirements of the place. Therefore, the transferred PCI-E slot is the best version above 2.0, the 3.0 version is better.

See installation or you can Order here -> Tongue

http://tinyurl.com/gmclx9n

Which mobo are you using? Z170 chipset??

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