Topic: EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner - page 206. (Read 2164327 times)
Hey EWBF, do you have some example of how using the API (i read up the help), like a curl cmdline or nc command line ? I tried several way to make the json request, but the API always reply to me either cannot parse request or doesn't answer anything. Thanks.
someone knows why this happens?
http://imgur.com/a/pKjI5
just having this issue with the newest version.
http://imgur.com/a/pKjI5
just having this issue with the newest version.
Try to manually set solver --solver 0
0% speed my gtx 1070 x 2 
I bounce around, I get 450 sols/s with overclock and undervolt but it's unstable. Even without overclock I do long runs below 400 sols/s and graphics card goes offline a bit too.
someone knows why this happens?
http://imgur.com/a/pKjI5
just having this issue with the newest version.
http://imgur.com/a/pKjI5
just having this issue with the newest version.
No real increase on my Asus gtx 1060 3gb 6 card rig but I am noticing that it is alot more steady, I am getting a more consistent 1750. Yesterday I was able to crank all my cards down to 80 power setting and keep the same numbers, around 290 per card.
i got on my 1060 6g around 5% increase and 3-4% on 980 ti
Thank you EWBF for the new release (0.3b).
How to choose different solvers? --solver
For a GTX 1070
--solver 0
How to choose different solvers? --solver
There is a help.txt file in the archive, it explain all the switch. Also you can use miner --help too.
If the question was, "what solver to choose depending on gpu" the best is to try it out yourself, for nvidia pascal 10xx cards, solver 0 seems to be the best.
Cheers.
How to choose different solvers? --solver
Trying the new version 030b
no increase in hashrate on the GTX 1070s (linux)
but i found interesting increase on maxwell cards GTX 970, about 5% (also linux) nice!!
This release also uses less CPU, so my rigs running on AM1M platform are happier now
good job EWBF!.
no increase in hashrate on the GTX 1070s (linux)
but i found interesting increase on maxwell cards GTX 970, about 5% (also linux) nice!!
This release also uses less CPU, so my rigs running on AM1M platform are happier now
good job EWBF!.
i can confirm 4-5% increase for GTX 970(linux)
thanks EWBF!
2% Speedup on 1060 3GB, temperature monitoring is nice, API will be nice.
Trying the new version 030b
no increase in hashrate on the GTX 1070s (linux)
but i found interesting increase on maxwell cards GTX 970, about 5% (also linux) nice!!
This release also uses less CPU, so my rigs running on AM1M platform are happier now
good job EWBF!.
no increase in hashrate on the GTX 1070s (linux)
but i found interesting increase on maxwell cards GTX 970, about 5% (also linux) nice!!
This release also uses less CPU, so my rigs running on AM1M platform are happier now
good job EWBF!.
No real increase on my Asus gtx 1060 3gb 6 card rig but I am noticing that it is alot more steady, I am getting a more consistent 1750. Yesterday I was able to crank all my cards down to 80 power setting and keep the same numbers, around 290 per card.
For those who are Linux novices as myself, maybe this will help.
once i downloaded zip file from google drive, I extracted it to home directory; it made a folder with an incomprehensible name, so i just moved miner and help file into home directory (you can put into a folder, but it is not needed).
However, when i tried to start the miner, it gave me the
solution:
after this executable (./miner) was working fine
A comment to EWBF: thanks for the miner, much appreciated, but could you package it (for Linux) in a standard tar.gz format which then makes a folder with an executable inside of it (like Opti does). This would save time for novices.
once i downloaded zip file from google drive, I extracted it to home directory; it made a folder with an incomprehensible name, so i just moved miner and help file into home directory (you can put into a folder, but it is not needed).
However, when i tried to start the miner, it gave me the
Code:
bin: permission denied
message.solution:
Code:
chmod x+u miner
after this executable (./miner) was working fine
A comment to EWBF: thanks for the miner, much appreciated, but could you package it (for Linux) in a standard tar.gz format which then makes a folder with an executable inside of it (like Opti does). This would save time for novices.
You could have used the "stat" command to know it was a binary.
For those who are Linux novices as myself, maybe this will help.
once i downloaded zip file from google drive, I extracted it to home directory; it made a folder with an incomprehensible name, so i just moved miner and help file into home directory (you can put into a folder, but it is not needed).
However, when i tried to start the miner, it gave me the
solution:
after this executable (./miner) was working fine
A comment to EWBF: thanks for the miner, much appreciated, but could you package it (for Linux) in a standard tar.gz format which then makes a folder with an executable inside of it (like Opti does). This would save time for novices.
once i downloaded zip file from google drive, I extracted it to home directory; it made a folder with an incomprehensible name, so i just moved miner and help file into home directory (you can put into a folder, but it is not needed).
However, when i tried to start the miner, it gave me the
Code:
bin: permission denied
message.solution:
Code:
chmod x+u miner
after this executable (./miner) was working fine
A comment to EWBF: thanks for the miner, much appreciated, but could you package it (for Linux) in a standard tar.gz format which then makes a folder with an executable inside of it (like Opti does). This would save time for novices.
A little off topic but i'm building a 6 gpu rig, using Biostar TB85 mobo.
I was running 4 GPUs in this rig-1 and testing 2 more video cards in my desktop. All proved to be stable at configured clocks.
After i moved the 2 cards into rig-1, miner crashed on one of the new cards. It exits with code 46. I can restart it afterwards..
I'm curious if it is the risers or something else...? Any insight?
I was running 4 GPUs in this rig-1 and testing 2 more video cards in my desktop. All proved to be stable at configured clocks.
After i moved the 2 cards into rig-1, miner crashed on one of the new cards. It exits with code 46. I can restart it afterwards..
I'm curious if it is the risers or something else...? Any insight?
5% more on my 970 and 980s. Nice. 1070s though nothing.
Thanks for the new release, it ease up my pain about monitoring SO MUCH 
Slight increase for my GTX1080 - 515 sols~
Thanks EWBF!
Thanks EWBF!
0% speed up for my 2x980 
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