Topic: EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner - page 153. (Read 2164327 times)

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what are all your msi afterburner settings?

tdp = ?

core = ?

memory = ?

fan = ?

what is your nvidia card?

 Having used a lot of Seasonic PS over the years (including some G-series), I have to say that even Seasonic has an occasional "infant mortality" issue.

 Plus side - if it's infant mortality, you generally have no issue getting a quick exchange through the dealer you bought it through.


 A G-450 should be plenty for a single 1070 based rig - I've a couple of 2-card rigs running on the G-550 (though one of those is a pair of HD 7870, but the power draw of those cards is still 140+ watts each running MooWrapper and highly overclocked) and my "go-to" supply for my 3-card 1070 rigs is the X-850.


 Ignore the Prime series though - Seasonic decided that they were going to prioritise "quiet" over "long term reliable" in those and went with a bloody SLEEVE BEARING fan instead of their long-standing use of double ball bearing fans.

Thanks for the quick answer. I've found only the ZCashProxy so far ( https://github.com/sammy007/zcash-proxy ). Anyone have other suggestions?

Thanks!

Thanks for your input. PSU has been running almost 24/7 since November 2013. It was powering a raid array of 6 SATA HDD, 8 GB of RAM and a Pentium G3220. Maybe adding a GTX 1070 was asking a little too much. I'll try to adjust the power limit next time.

Hi
ur program is great, thank u but our princess is another casdasdasd,
pls support other altcoins
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Hi, Miner only works through the stratum protocol. I think the easiest way is to use something like a stratum proxy.

Yeah we have rx 570 here and its pricing is around 85% price of 1070 so it makes no sense to buy it now(
About performance - it is pretty much the same but msi mb 1-3% better because u can overclock it more because of a better cooling.

Having used Seasonic PSUs for their reliability and quality for some years I'm a bit surprised to hear that your PSU failed right after putting load on your GPU. May I ask how long that PSU has been in use for already? As electronic components (especially power circuitry) wear out over time my guess is that this was merely bad luck and shouldn't have happened with a PSU that has not been used for years (even in lower power demand scenarios).

However, it's important to understand that even if the gtx 1070 is rated as a 150W card, it might at times (for fractions of a second) cause significantly higher loads as the 1070-review @ tomshardware nicely illustrates.

Also, a PSU delivers its power over several rails (of differing voltages) and the sum of the wattage delivered across these rails can (under ideal circumstances) reach the PSUs specified power rating (450W in your case). But I haven't yet come across a single PSU that is able to deliver its entire rated power through one rail continuously, so each rails are served within certain limits meaning the 12V rail which is connected to the GPU with 6- and/or 8-pin plugs typically delivers significantly less power that the specified 450W.

So that in sum is why it is typically recommended to consider using a slightly higher rated PSU than the maximum expected power-draw.
Maybe it would be a good idea to set your cards power-limit to something around 60-80% which should still deliver good mining-results while possibly flattening the GPU's power-usage-spikes to more conservative levels (while additionally raising your sol/watt ratio).

I have a EVGA 1080 ti FTW3 and I can't seem to get this card to work with EWBF's miner. It's running the latest display driver 382.33, which supports this card.

It will mine from from 0.6 to 2 hours and then just stop. I've played with every setting imaginable. The longest runs are with this setting: Gen1, +100/-100, 80% TDP, PCie 3.0 slot, 8gb of memory. This card is also the display card. At the wall the PC + this card draws 230 - 350 W. The PS is a EVGA 600W job.

This card works perfectly fine with CM's ETH miner and NH's ZEC miner!

I have 6card, but only show 4 card in ubuntu.

I use asus B250H-GAMING, how can I set the b250h to support 6card?

What about performance between those two models? Did you have in Ukraine any Radeon RX 570 on the market?

Hi there!

I have 1 gigabyte windforce and 5 msi armor. Armor is better with cooling and have lower temperatures with lower fan noise. PCB, fans, heatsink and pipes are bigger in armor. So i suggest you to go with armor.
BTW, here in Ukraine there is a lot of MSI armor taken from Poland and
Illegally brought through border).

It needs to be deeply understood for me, and I will try it for the next few days .. thank you very much!

Have you tried using 127.0.0.1 rather than localhost or the name of the PC?
 
You could also try setting up a DNS record for the ip address of the pc if the miner is looking for a domain name to connect to.

I guess everyone getting that error if too much overclock...

anyone here getting this error

 0 Thread exited with code: 46?

Then go with MSI Armor or Asus.  I was put Gigabyte version in calculation becouse here it's cheapest version of gtx 1070. Here where I'am you can find Asus Dual GTX 1070 for 440Euros. MSI Armor for 433e and MSI Gaming for 425e.

Thanks for your reply, I already have a 6x RX 570 mining rig and unfortunately there no hope for availability RX 570s again soon in Poland and that's why I'm planning to build w ZEC mining rig.

If I could I would buy RX 570... but maybe after nvidia rig.

I would recommend you buying RX 570 4GB for mining ETH, ROI is much more faster that investing in GTX 1070 + RX 570 with 6gpu and all parts cost 2000euros max, gtx 1070 with 6gpu will cost you 3000euros.
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