Topic: Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux) - page 622. (Read 3839163 times)

Update : its working now but my all my cards now giving 75sols/s except 5th card giving only 0.5 Sols/s why ?
Should i install AMD APP SDK 3.0 ??

P.S: Any Modded Rom for AMD Sapphire Nitro+ Rx 480 8GB OC for 100+ Sols/s
My GPUs are ellesmere with Samsung chip

How to lower the power from wattman builtin tool?

Here is a test with -li 0

Teamviewer connection operned
ZEC: 11/12/16-11:18:49 - New job from zec.suprnova.cc:2142
ZEC - Total Speed: 403.082 H/s, Total Shares: 138, Rejected: 0, Time: 00:01
ZEC: GPU0 99.985 H/s, GPU1 101.239 H/s, GPU2 100.979 H/s, GPU3 100.879 H/s
Teamviewer connection closed
ZEC: 11/12/16-11:22:02 - New job from zec.suprnova.cc:2142
ZEC - Total Speed: 401.631 H/s, Total Shares: 220, Rejected: 0, Time: 00:05
ZEC: GPU0 97.890 H/s, GPU1 103.248 H/s, GPU2 100.661 H/s, GPU3 99.832 H/s

With -li 0 (default) the hashrate does not drop when the Teamviewer connection to the rig gets closed.

Therefore it really seems there is a bug in the way this -li parameter is implemented.

Win7, 15.12, v4.0, R9 Nano

Anyone else using a similar setup checked their rigs to see if they are affected?

Example:

Teamviewer connection closed
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:54:39 - New job from zec.suprnova.cc:2142
ZEC - Total Speed: 253.273 H/s, Total Shares: 207, Rejected: 0, Time: 00:04
ZEC: GPU0 63.634 H/s, GPU1 62.797 H/s, GPU2 61.732 H/s, GPU3 65.111 H/s
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:54:40 - New job from zec.suprnova.cc:2142
ZEC - Total Speed: 252.280 H/s, Total Shares: 207, Rejected: 0, Time: 00:04
ZEC: GPU0 63.639 H/s, GPU1 61.540 H/s, GPU2 61.797 H/s, GPU3 65.304 H/s
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:54:55 - New job from zec.suprnova.cc:2142
ZEC - Total Speed: 244.605 H/s, Total Shares: 210, Rejected: 0, Time: 00:05
ZEC: GPU0 62.268 H/s, GPU1 59.109 H/s, GPU2 58.660 H/s, GPU3 64.567 H/s
Teamviewer connection operned
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:56:49 - New job from zec.suprnova.cc:2142
ZEC - Total Speed: 363.536 H/s, Total Shares: 224, Rejected: 1, Time: 00:07
ZEC: GPU0 87.488 H/s, GPU1 92.051 H/s, GPU2 93.013 H/s, GPU3 90.983 H/s
Teamviewer connection closed
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:57:27 - New job from zec.suprnova.cc:2142
ZEC - Total Speed: 247.059 H/s, Total Shares: 235, Rejected: 2, Time: 00:07
ZEC: GPU0 61.932 H/s, GPU1 62.045 H/s, GPU2 59.029 H/s, GPU3 64.184 H/s
Teamviewer connection opened
ZEC: 11/12/16-11:00:05 - New job from zec.suprnova.cc:2142
ZEC - Total Speed: 369.592 H/s, Total Shares: 273, Rejected: 2, Time: 00:10
ZEC: GPU0 91.219 H/s, GPU1 90.840 H/s, GPU2 98.234 H/s, GPU3 89.299 H/s
ZEC: 11/12/16-11:01:29 - New job from zec.suprnova.cc:2142
ZEC - Total Speed: 363.728 H/s, Total Shares: 305, Rejected: 2, Time: 00:11
ZEC: GPU0 89.323 H/s, GPU1 93.946 H/s, GPU2 86.676 H/s, GPU3 93.783 H/s
ZEC: 11/12/16-11:01:33 - New job from zec.suprnova.cc:2142
ZEC - Total Speed: 362.839 H/s, Total Shares: 307, Rejected: 2, Time: 00:11
ZEC: GPU0 89.633 H/s, GPU1 92.519 H/s, GPU2 88.590 H/s, GPU3 92.251 H/s

This time I used -li 1 so they hash at 90 H/s but still drop to 60 H/s when Teamviewer gets closed. With -li 2 they do 75 H/s and drop also to 60 H/s when Teamviewer is closed.

I have changed timing straps in bios of my xfx r9 280x and got 81-85 h/s per card

Hi all. I apologize if this post is not like that. Enough to butt. Do not write in this thread about SA, there is a separate thread on the forum. I am very glad that you have a high hash rate, but it does not help the developer to improve their product. Lay out the logs files with errors and not solosite topic.
With respect to aim.

im pretty happy with my speed:)
Use -i 2 on 2 7970 cards and 1205 gpu clock 1880 memory clock and got almost non reject:)
Thanks again claymore:)




GPU #0: Tahiti, 3072 MB available, 32 compute units
GPU #1: Tahiti, 3072 MB available, 32 compute units
ZEC - Total Speed: 162.397 H/s, Total Shares: 3572, Rejected: 2, Time: 20:35
ZEC: GPU0 80.664 H/s, GPU1 81.732 H/s
Pool switches: ZEC - 0
Current ZEC pool share target: 0x00147ae1 (diff: 3200H)
GPU0 t=72C fan=100%, GPU1 t=62C fan=99%

ZEC: 11/12/16-10:44:21 - New job from zec-eu1.nanopool.org:6666
ZEC - Total Speed: 156.388 H/s, Total Shares: 3572, Rejected: 2, Time: 20:35
ZEC: GPU0 79.215 H/s, GPU1 77.172 H/s
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:44:25 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 0)
ZEC: Share accepted (47 ms)!
GPU0 t=72C fan=100%, GPU1 t=62C fan=99%
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:44:38 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 0)
ZEC: Share accepted (47 ms)!
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:44:55 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 1)
ZEC: Share accepted (63 ms)!

GPU #0: Tahiti, 3072 MB available, 32 compute units
GPU #1: Tahiti, 3072 MB available, 32 compute units
ZEC - Total Speed: 159.161 H/s, Total Shares: 3575, Rejected: 2, Time: 20:35
ZEC: GPU0 78.338 H/s, GPU1 80.822 H/s
Pool switches: ZEC - 0
Current ZEC pool share target: 0x00147ae1 (diff: 3200H)
GPU0 t=73C fan=100%, GPU1 t=62C fan=99%

GPU0 t=72C fan=100%, GPU1 t=62C fan=99%

GPU #0: Tahiti, 3072 MB available, 32 compute units
GPU #1: Tahiti, 3072 MB available, 32 compute units
ZEC - Total Speed: 161.714 H/s, Total Shares: 3575, Rejected: 2, Time: 20:36
ZEC: GPU0 79.917 H/s, GPU1 81.797 H/s
Pool switches: ZEC - 0
Current ZEC pool share target: 0x00147ae1 (diff: 3200H)
GPU0 t=73C fan=100%, GPU1 t=62C fan=99%

ZEC: 11/12/16-10:45:19 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 0)
ZEC: Share accepted (63 ms)!
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:45:21 - New job from zec-eu1.nanopool.org:6666
ZEC - Total Speed: 163.545 H/s, Total Shares: 3576, Rejected: 2, Time: 20:36
ZEC: GPU0 81.349 H/s, GPU1 82.196 H/s
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:45:30 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 1)
ZEC: Share accepted (47 ms)!
GPU0 t=73C fan=100%, GPU1 t=62C fan=99%
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:45:58 - SHARE FOUND - (GPU 0)
ZEC: Share accepted (62 ms)!
GPU0 t=73C fan=100%, GPU1 t=62C fan=99%
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:46:05 - New job from zec-eu1.nanopool.org:6666
ZEC - Total Speed: 158.224 H/s, Total Shares: 3578, Rejected: 2, Time: 20:37
ZEC: GPU0 80.347 H/s, GPU1 77.876 H/s
GPU0 t=73C fan=100%, GPU1 t=62C fan=99%
ZEC: 11/12/16-10:46:36 - New job from zec-eu1.nanopool.org:6666
ZEC - Total Speed: 158.382 H/s, Total Shares: 3578, Rejected: 2, Time: 20:37
ZEC: GPU0 77.051 H/s, GPU1 81.331 H/s

I did same and installed python - https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.6.0/python-3.6.0b3.exe and downloaded the package https://github.com/dagf2101/silentarmy
Edit bat file like this one
But when i run SA from batfile it opens and close immediately like flash

i have digital alliance rx480 8gb.
run on W10

i got 83-86sols but the power draw is very high, about 275Watt from wall.
the system use about 60W so its 215W for the card only.
mod with PBE.
now trying to tweak the wattman to reduce power draw.
hope it went well.

No I won't. Cards ASIC quality varies and my mod might work or might smoke your exact same card due to ASIC quality. There are plenty of tutorials on bios modding so you can do it yourself. Yes, I'm using SA with Python as described earlier. I'm also using Claymore on other rigs.

I always get "ZecMiner64.exe has stopped working" message

this is my config.txt

Driver ver. 15.12 as recommended.

I am new in this, and using single R7 260 X for now. I want to learn mining on my current rig before I invest more in better hardware.

I set enviorment variables in Path.

What am I doing wrong?

log file:

can you share your modded bios rom here or via PM so i will update mine ?
edit : are you using SA with Python as you described earlier?

It's not about can or can't. I personally work with several flavors of Linux and I coded in Python in the early 2000s when pretty much nobody knew it and all Linux nerds used Perl. I still consider Linux to be utter crap and the market shares it has confirms this (though fanboys are in continuous denial of reality, I know). Anyone who can install Windows can also install Python and what not. But some people value their time and prefer a miner like Claymore! So what's the point of all the Linux trolls spamming this forum and asking the same already answered question a hundred times. And then the "fee is too high" trolls who worry about OPM, other people's money. It's not their f... business how much Claymore is charging. It is their right to not use it.

Thanks

Modded to change timing and TDP. If you look at the pic I posted it is running at ~55 watts. I haven't finished the mod yet. I'm not using wattool, wattman, trixx etc. Just my bios edits. I'm trying to keep the gpu running at 100% while using the least amount of power as possible. I'm fairly certain I could get 100+ sol/s out of it, but don't have time to mess with it right now.

Hi Claymore,

Is it possible that you explain the workings of / the effect this switch has on the system and how this effects an already overclocked GPU ?

Cheers !   
   

you got 86sols/s on modded bios or changed mem n timing or on stock setting

GPU-Z is an info tool for the most part and is safe to use and will not affect drivers or wattman. For the other windows miners just read my earlier posts.

@Xardas2014 and Rapidgator... can i use GPU-Z alongside crimson driver with built in wattman pls guide

@Xardas2014 what is another windows miner share plz
Thanks in advance

Assuming you're running W10:

Right click top of miner's windows, properties, Options tab, disable Quickedit Mode and Insert Mode.

Should solve the "freezing" when you click on the miner.

We have known each other for a long time, so I will opine with you. At first it appeared Claymore "borrowed" some code, but then that code, if actually borrowed, got much better. Now mrb and others have released even better code. I think that is healthy competition between hobbyist. Claymore, mrb, Genoil, and several others are a valuable asset to the community and hope they continue busting each others balls to be the best. I'm not sure if they are all releasing code incrementally on purpose, but the timing of releases make ya go hmmmm. Bottomline......it doesn't matter as long as the public has access to it. Support Claymore, his remote manager is excellent. Support mrb since he freely gives to the community. Hell support them all as I do. I think today I've mined more to their addresses while testing than I have to mine