Topic: CryptoDredge 0.8.0 — NVIDIA GPU Miner [obsolete] - page 5. (Read 25218 times)
hy...can you do a version for p2pool?
... so hard to receive answer...
... so hard to receive answer...
Ups... Damn it 
I just tried to start the linux version on Ubuntu 16.04 with ROCm drivers (to test performance on my Vega 64's). But all I get is this:
ERROR: The required CUDA version is 9010 or later (current is: 0)
WARN: NVML is disabled
WARN: GPU xy... is not found
ERROR: There are no supported devices
Am I doing something wrong?
ERROR: The required CUDA version is 9010 or later (current is: 0)
WARN: NVML is disabled
WARN: GPU xy... is not found
ERROR: There are no supported devices
Am I doing something wrong?
This is a Nvidia miner friend
I just tried to start the linux version on Ubuntu 16.04 with ROCm drivers (to test performance on my Vega 64's). But all I get is this:
ERROR: The required CUDA version is 9010 or later (current is: 0)
WARN: NVML is disabled
WARN: GPU xy... is not found
ERROR: There are no supported devices
Am I doing something wrong?
ERROR: The required CUDA version is 9010 or later (current is: 0)
WARN: NVML is disabled
WARN: GPU xy... is not found
ERROR: There are no supported devices
Am I doing something wrong?
Anyone have the Neoscrypt hashrate for 1080 ti?
I am getting 1.85 MH/s per 1080ti. I have 8 cards running at 14.7 MH/s using CryptoDredge. 90% power, 100+ on GPU, 125+ on memory. Running Awesomeminer on Windows 10, latest Nvidia drivers.
For neoscrypt, use older version of Excavator, it works with other pools too, newer versions are for NH only. CD is slower.
NH is now cancer used only by stupid ppl who let the be scammed by 40%
Anyone have the Neoscrypt hashrate for 1080 ti?
1,9 mh with cryptodrege
2,1 mh with nicehash excavator
Thanks, but NH Excavator only works on NH Neoscrypt random coins pool right?
Anyone have the Neoscrypt hashrate for 1080 ti?
1,9 mh with cryptodrege
2,1 mh with nicehash excavator
Anyone have the Neoscrypt hashrate for 1080 ti?
I set PL75, core +100 memory +0. It`s not agressive overclocking, but stable.
Can someone share their overclock settings for 0.7.0 for a 1080 ti?
Anyone prepare custom files for HIVEOS?
I need this aswell. Ive asked them to add the miner to the OS but they dont seem like they want to
Anyone prepare custom files for HIVEOS?
Hi, The miner keeps stopping on my 1060 3gb cards running allium. Is that a known issue?
Could you provide log or screenshot?I upped my TDP from 60 to 70 and it's stable.
Also,. It won't run on a machine that has a pascal Quadro card installed (along with a couple of gforce cards)
I was testing 0.7 mining Phi2 (LUX) and can confirm that now dev fee session uses same power than user session, no more jumps in afterburner.
I've only started using CryptoDredge since 0.7.0, and on Lyra2v2 I have not seen any change to power draw or core clock on Afterburner during devfee mode compared to when it's mining on user mode. The program has not closed either and both CryptoDredge and AfterBurner has already been running over 24 hours with no issues.
I've read through a bit of the more recent posts and noticed that some users were having supposed clock and/or power increase during devfee mode. Just wanted to provide my own testimonial that this has given me about a 19.2% hashrate boost on my 2x GTX 1080 setup compared to ccminer 2.3 and a 13.9% hashrate boost on my GTX 860M laptop, with everything staying the same, that includes core clock, temps, and power draw. Thank you and keep up the good work!
I've read through a bit of the more recent posts and noticed that some users were having supposed clock and/or power increase during devfee mode. Just wanted to provide my own testimonial that this has given me about a 19.2% hashrate boost on my 2x GTX 1080 setup compared to ccminer 2.3 and a 13.9% hashrate boost on my GTX 860M laptop, with everything staying the same, that includes core clock, temps, and power draw. Thank you and keep up the good work!
hy...can you do a version for p2pool?
System Requirements
- Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit versions)
- NVIDIA GPUs with Compute Capability 5.0 or above (Maxwell and Pascal)
- 2GB of RAM (4GB recommended). Some algorithms such as NeoScrypt require the virtual memory (swap file) with the same size as all of the GPU's memory.
- Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015
- Internet connection
Not work with Cuda 9.1
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