1080ti ASUS
i'm getting around 725 Sols and 208w With 85% TDP +128 core(1810MHz) +240 mem (11250).
Fans are set manual at 50% and GPU temp around 52ºC
What do you think about my configuration?
Topic: EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner - page 116. (Read 2164327 times)
I've managed to pull 450 Sol/s with GeForce GTX1070 MSI Gaming 8GB DDR5. Nice! 
same here with the EVGA SC
80%, +180, +280
wojzet
Have you tried downloading cuda drivers? From here: https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads . Had a similar problem on older machine, installing cuda drivers apparently fixed it.
I try install this and is this same.Have you tried downloading cuda drivers? From here: https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads . Had a similar problem on older machine, installing cuda drivers apparently fixed it.
wojzet
Your clocks are too high, hence your miner turns off right away. Adjust the clocks to lower speed and you should be fine.
Your clocks are too high, hence your miner turns off right away. Adjust the clocks to lower speed and you should be fine.
Only CPU is OC, but with GTX 750Ti all was fine. And in this time, when i switch to only CPU, all is fine. But when i try work on GPU is this error...
But when i test game on this GPU, all is fine, up to 100 fps.
Yes teamviewer uses gpu power to render the desktop. If you change your API address to the actual IP of the mining rig and view the api from another pc, with teamviewer not connected, you will find that your hash goes back up.
I've used --api in my nvidia rigs but I cannot connect remotely using my network ips, only with 127.0.0.1 at same the rig.
you need to use --api xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:42000 in your command line.
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx needs to be replaced with the actual local IP address of the miner, if you have DHCP you will need to fix the address so it does not change.
Using 127.0.0.1 restricts the API to local host only which is what happens if you only specify --api
Thank you, I'll try that right now.
EDIT: No, that's not working, something is wrong. When I add -–api 192.168.0.209:42000 to one of my rigs the miner starts with INFO: Api: Disabled.
I've managed to pull 450 Sol/s with GeForce GTX1070 MSI Gaming 8GB DDR5. Nice!
I started to mine on nanopool, and after 12 hours, mining with 1x 1070 GPU at 460 sols:
- my calculation for 1 month gives me 0.007752 per day, total 0.2325 per month.
That's half of the whattomine estimations. sad.
so monitor your actual incomes guys.
- my calculation for 1 month gives me 0.007752 per day, total 0.2325 per month.
That's half of the whattomine estimations. sad.
so monitor your actual incomes guys.
Block difficulty has gone from around 2m to 4m in the last 20 days due to the huge increase in miners coming online. That isn't related to the performance of this miner.
I started to mine on nanopool, and after 12 hours, mining with 1x 1070 GPU at 460 sols:
- my calculation for 1 month gives me 0.007752 per day, total 0.2325 per month.
That's half of the whattomine estimations. sad.
so monitor your actual incomes guys.
- my calculation for 1 month gives me 0.007752 per day, total 0.2325 per month.
That's half of the whattomine estimations. sad.
so monitor your actual incomes guys.
Yes teamviewer uses gpu power to render the desktop. If you change your API address to the actual IP of the mining rig and view the api from another pc, with teamviewer not connected, you will find that your hash goes back up.
I've used --api in my nvidia rigs but I cannot connect remotely using my network ips, only with 127.0.0.1 at same the rig.
you need to use --api xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:42000 in your command line.
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx needs to be replaced with the actual local IP address of the miner, if you have DHCP you will need to fix the address so it does not change.
Using 127.0.0.1 restricts the API to local host only which is what happens if you only specify --api
Thank you, I'll try that right now.
EDIT: No, that's not working, something is wrong. When I add -–api 192.168.0.209:42000 to one of my rigs the miner starts with INFO: Api: Disabled.
The miner stops after 2-3 hours of mining. It says that 'thread has exited with code 77' and 'GPU0 stopped working'. Then it attempts to restart but without success. However if I manually restart the miner (close the cmd.exe window and start the .bat file) it works fine again. So there is a problem with automatic restart.
I am getting 0 Sol/s on my 1080TI asus strix.... I reinstalled the drivers 4-5 times now
used different pool, nothing. the card is on stock settings. I tried all version of the miner, and nothing... what am I doing wrong?
please let me know
Edit: I'm getting: Thread exited code 77 miner, whenever I start the miner.
The card is not overclocked, it's on stock settings.
used different pool, nothing. the card is on stock settings. I tried all version of the miner, and nothing... what am I doing wrong?
please let me know
Edit: I'm getting: Thread exited code 77 miner, whenever I start the miner.
The card is not overclocked, it's on stock settings.
I am getting 0 Sol/s on my 1080TI asus strix.... I reinstalled the drivers 4-5 times now
used different pool, nothing. the card is on stock settings. I tried all version of the miner, and nothing... what am I doing wrong?
please let me know
Edit: I'm getting: Thread exited code 77 miner, whenever I start the miner.
The card is not overclocked, it's on stock settings.
Same can only seem to get the 127.0.0.1 api working have tried the workers IP etc.. checked ports, not sure what i might be doing wrong to be able to view on separate computer, trying to figure it out =/
Sorry when i opened my my port didn't save but yes if you API to your router you can see all your cards you have running on all computers if you have the API set to the router, amazing , thanks so much EWBF very helpful, Upped the dev fee a little
. if anyone is still having problems getting it to show on another computer send a msg and help if i can!
Same can only seem to get the 127.0.0.1 api working have tried the workers IP etc.. checked ports, not sure what i might be doing wrong to be able to view on seperate computer, trying to figure it out =/
I have a problem. While running the EWBF for about 20 hours it just freeze and stop working with no reason. Is there any way that can be use to restart the software every 2 hours?
you getting ERROR 46 , with my one GTX 1060 . I'm having the same ISSUE but after 20 mins it stops hashing and says dead in awesome miner but works fine if i mine eth which i don't mine much .
it only stops if I use this software miner ..while mining for no reason i can find .. and it's in a RIG with 4 AMD Rx 470 CARDS ..
I have a problem. While running the EWBF for about 20 hours it just freeze and stop working with no reason. Is there any way that can be use to restart the software every 2 hours?
I am getting 0 Sol/s on my 1080TI asus strix.... I reinstalled the drivers 4-5 times now
used different pool, nothing. the card is on stock settings. I tried all version of the miner, and nothing... what am I doing wrong?
please let me know
Edit: I'm getting: Thread exited code 77 miner, whenever I start the miner.
The card is not overclocked, it's on stock settings.
used different pool, nothing. the card is on stock settings. I tried all version of the miner, and nothing... what am I doing wrong?
please let me know
Edit: I'm getting: Thread exited code 77 miner, whenever I start the miner.
The card is not overclocked, it's on stock settings.
Yes teamviewer uses gpu power to render the desktop. If you change your API address to the actual IP of the mining rig and view the api from another pc, with teamviewer not connected, you will find that your hash goes back up.
I've used --api in my nvidia rigs but I cannot connect remotely using my network ips, only with 127.0.0.1 at same the rig.
you need to use --api xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:42000 in your command line.
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx needs to be replaced with the actual local IP address of the miner, if you have DHCP you will need to fix the address so it does not change.
Using 127.0.0.1 restricts the API to local host only which is what happens if you only specify --api
Try using a wildcard mask.
Code:
-–api 0.0.0.0:42000
Yes teamviewer uses gpu power to render the desktop. If you change your API address to the actual IP of the mining rig and view the api from another pc, with teamviewer not connected, you will find that your hash goes back up.
I've used --api in my nvidia rigs but I cannot connect remotely using my network ips, only with 127.0.0.1 at same the rig.
you need to use --api xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:42000 in your command line.
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx needs to be replaced with the actual local IP address of the miner, if you have DHCP you will need to fix the address so it does not change.
Using 127.0.0.1 restricts the API to local host only which is what happens if you only specify --api
Yes teamviewer uses gpu power to render the desktop. If you change your API address to the actual IP of the mining rig and view the api from another pc, with teamviewer not connected, you will find that your hash goes back up.
I've used --api in my nvidia rigs but I cannot connect remotely using my network ips, only with 127.0.0.1 at same the rig.
wojzet
Your clocks are too high, hence your miner turns off right away. Adjust the clocks to lower speed and you should be fine.
Your clocks are too high, hence your miner turns off right away. Adjust the clocks to lower speed and you should be fine.
Kill your computer.
But first i would like start Zcash miner on this
I don't have idea what is wrong... On new computer work, on old with this same system dont work... But when was gtx 750 ti on this computer all was fine...
I start this program
miner.exe --server eu1-zcash.flypool.org --user xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.pecet1070 --pass x --port 3333 --cuda_devices 0
Config is:
C2Q 2.88 ghz 4 core
7 gb ram (working on this since 2010
)hdd 250 gb
OCZ Modular 650W for gaming
Gigabyte GA-EP35-ds3l (Intel P35)
Fresh instalation and full update Windows 10 Pro
in this moment MSI GTX 1070 (when was MSI GTX 750 Ti all was fine)
Graphics driver is 382.53
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