Topic: EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner - page 219. (Read 2164327 times)

150 watt per card at 300 sols is quite innefective compared to 100w @ 425 sols for the gtx 1070

298-305 SOL/s per card

Win 10 Pro N
4 x Asus GTX 1060 3gb
MSI g97 Gaming 5
MSI Afterburner
- Power Limit=105 (linked)
- Core Clock +160
- Mem Clock + 569

holding @ steady 74c
nVidia Driver 372.90
KilloWatt @ Wall 608

EWBF miner (tried other miner's, EWBF is best even with dev fee)
th00ber's Windows Monitoring tool
http://www.monitorig.com/#?panel=dashboard&id=0180db9329736a693147f05fd2e4119aba43cab7dfea

palit dual 3gb 1060
core/mem +185/650
gives me up to 299Sol/s at Win10

win 10 need update 1607 anniversary for full speed

Hello guys!

What about windows?

gigabyte dual 3g 1060
win 8.1 driver 376.33 miner0.1.0b
gpu/mem +170/700 (msi AB show me 2050/4225)
I get about up to 290h/s

same settins  on win 10 I get 260 h/s!

Do you have results?
or I miss something?

p.s. Nvidia new for me)

You guys looking for something like this http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lotos-19-5-in-220-Volt-to-110-Volt-Pigtail-Adaptor-PT01/205545416?cm_mmc=Shopping%7cG%7cBase%7cPLA%7cD25T%7cTools&gclid=CjwKEAiAqozEBRDJrPem0fPKtX0SJAD5sAyHc18fSJyco3xbU19AD52V4z_0fWejGE-iXdbWf_BvAhoC1pjw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds  or the reverse?

Get a PDU - power distribution unit (cheap on ebay) to go from the 220 volt socket (forget the name). Then from the PDU to the psus with normal plug, or possibly may need to buy new ones depending on which pdu you get.

@AzzAz - I am knowledgeable on how to make the 220v circuit in my home but do you know what device or plug adapter to use for the EVGA 1300 Watt G2 psu?  It only comes with the standard 110v plug.  I looked online for adapters but no luck 

Most PSU's work 100-240V ( especially branded ) and are 2-3 % more efficient at 220 than 110. Second good thing. And @ 220v currents are half the 110v, less heat on wires.

Ah my circuit is genuine 220v i didn't had to use anything to make it 220v, so aside from added hardware you can't do 220v, but it is still 22kw for you that's already quite a good amount

@m1n1ngP4d4w4n - Wow nice setup.  I have a 200amp service running at 110volts.  I can install 220v circuits and I like your idea of an alternating starter for the systems.  Question - how do you convert your power supply from 110v to 220v?  I have looked everywhere in Home Depot and cannot find a solution without the big bulky plug!  Thanks - pokeytex

miner --server us1-zcash.flypool.org --port 3333 --user xxxx --pass x --cuda_devices 0 2 3

+---------------------------------+
| EWBF's Zcash CUDA miner. 0.1.0b |
+---------------------------------+
INFO: Target: 0020c49ba5e353f7...
CUDA: Device: 0 GeForce GTX 1080, 8192 MB M0
CUDA: Device: 1 GeForce GT 520 Not selected.
CUDA: Device: 2 GeForce GTX 1080, 8192 MB M0
CUDA: Device: 3 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 3072 MB M0
INFO: Detected new work: bdc4fc17fdcbbaffaa1c
INFO 20:21:30: GPU3 Accepted share 31ms [A:1, R:0]
INFO 20:21:31: GPU0 Accepted share 16ms [A:1, R:0]
INFO 20:21:32: GPU2 Accepted share 31ms [A:1, R:0]
GPU0: 450 Sol/s GPU2: 446 Sol/s GPU3: 267 Sol/s
Total speed: 1163 Sol/s


GOOD!
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miner --server us1-zcash.flypool.org --port 3333 --user xxxx --pass x --cuda_devices 0 2

+---------------------------------+
| EWBF's Zcash CUDA miner. 0.2.0b |
+---------------------------------+
INFO: Target: 0020c49ba5e353f7...
CUDA: Device: 0 GeForce GTX 1080, 8192 MB
CUDA: Device: 1 GeForce GT 520 Not selected.
CUDA: Device: 2 GeForce GTX 1080, 8192 MB
CUDA: Device: 3 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB Not selected.
INFO: Detected new work: d278cf33848977924159
CUDA: Device: 2 Selected solver: 0
CUDA: Device: 0 Selected solver: 0
INFO 20:22:37: GPU0 Accepted share 32ms [A:1, R:0]
INFO 20:22:38: GPU0 Accepted share 31ms [A:2, R:0]
INFO 20:22:39: GPU0 Accepted share 31ms [A:3, R:0]
INFO 20:22:40: GPU2 Accepted share 15ms [A:1, R:0]
INFO: Detected new work: cfe947e8ffe4f2d08d68
GPU0: 458 Sol/s GPU2: 454 Sol/s
Total speed: 912 Sol/s

GOOD!

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BUT when I add the 1060 3Mb i get.....

miner --server us1-zcash.flypool.org --port 3333 --user xxxx --pass x --cuda_devices 0 2 3

+---------------------------------+
| EWBF's Zcash CUDA miner. 0.2.0b |
+---------------------------------+
INFO: Target: 0020c49ba5e353f7...
CUDA: Device: 0 GeForce GTX 1080, 8192 MB
CUDA: Device: 1 GeForce GT 520 Not selected.
CUDA: Device: 2 GeForce GTX 1080, 8192 MB
CUDA: Device: 3 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 3072 MB
INFO: Detected new work: 3468630feeba1010ae0c
CUDA: Device: 2 Selected solver: 2
CUDA: Device: 0 Selected solver: 0
CUDA: Device: 3 Selected solver: 0
INFO 20:27:39: GPU0 Accepted share 16ms [A:1, R:0]
INFO 20:27:39: GPU0 Accepted share 31ms [A:2, R:0]
INFO 20:27:41: GPU2 Accepted share 31ms [A:1, R:0]
INFO 20:27:42: GPU2 Accepted share 62ms [A:2, R:0]
INFO 20:27:43: GPU2 Accepted share 31ms [A:3, R:0]
INFO 20:27:44: GPU3 Accepted share 32ms [A:1, R:0]
ERROR: Some workers are stopped. Attempt to restart...
INFO 20:27:45: GPU2 Accepted share 15ms [A:4, R:0]
CUDA: Device: 2 Thread exited with code: 0
CUDA: Device: 3 Thread exited with code: 0
CUDA: Device: 0 Thread exited with code: 0
CUDA: Device: 0 GeForce GTX 1080, 8192 MB
CUDA: Device: 1 GeForce GT 520 Not selected.
CUDA: Device: 2 GeForce GTX 1080, 8192 MB
CUDA: Device: 3 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 3072 MB
ERROR: Some workers are stopped. Attempt to restart...
CUDA: Device: 0 Selected solver: 1
CUDA: Device: 2 Selected solver: 0
CUDA: Device: 0 Thread exited with code: 0
CUDA: Device: 2 Thread exited with code: 0
CUDA: Device: 3 Selected solver: 0
CUDA: Device: 3 Thread exited with code: 0
CUDA: Device: 0 GeForce GTX 1080, 8192 MB
CUDA: Device: 1 GeForce GT 520 Not selected.
CUDA: Device: 2 GeForce GTX 1080, 8192 MB
CUDA: Device: 3 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 3072 MB
INFO: Detected new work: 55baf0a183efa19ffd91

WHAT THE!
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Summary:  0.2.0b will not mine with the 3rd miner, the 1060 like 0.1.0b does. No overclocking.  Is this a Bug?

I have 4 AMD's and 2 NVidia's on my rig.

You can see on the image
1 GTX 970
1GTX 1070
4 RX 470

For the AMD's I use Claymore with the GPU Index parameter: -di 0123
And NVidia = EWBF I use the parameter : --cuda_devices 01

located in western europe, i have only 10 rigs, just added more power for the future. All are in my basement so it's pretty cool even in summer, and i have made a system with wall fans for air exchange (big pull in front of the basement, big push behind) should not be needed in winter, but i can run it at different speed (10 speed settings). Still to note i haven't experienced a summer yet (been mining since last october), but the system should be enough as it has the capacity to replace the whole basement air 10x times per hour at maximum capacity easy.

How do you cool 20 rigs in the summer? Where are you located?

between 695/830w per rig depending on algo, cost per kw is 0.145$, home circuit yes with 220v, had to upgrade the main breaker but it was as easy as a phone call to the power company went from a 9kva one to 32kva, 6x16amps lines were added by me to the circuit to power everything up (added enough for about 20ish rigs @1000w) cost per rig is between 2-3$ of electricity per day depending on algo, making plan to lower my electricity bill and upgrade the circuit in 6months or so if everything goes well with my plan, we'll see

200 amps isn't too bad, but it depend 110v or 220v for your home circuit (22kw or 44kw) if you don't have this many appliances @ home, you should run fine 10 rigs. Things to be careful is the case when your electricity goes down, to have a system to alternate system start, because if you have 10 rig going up at the same time, you could load-up your circuit, and make the breaker go out or blow.

@m1n1ngP4d4w4n - What kind of power does a 10 rig system run on draw for watts per month and cost?  What is your cost per kwh?  Do you run this on a home circuit?  110v or 220v?  Just curious because I want to jump up to (10) rigs but am scared as hell because I only have a 200 amp home service.  Also, my cost per kwh is .15 usd.

Yes ahah little typo, thx for mentionning it  


Hey there !

I built the rigs frame myself, inspired and took ideas from alot of videos, images of others rigs owners, and a bit of my own ingenuity. For smaller frames you could think about building something along the way of https://miningcave.com/product/mc-buffalo-98-sk1/ the design is pretty nice and compact for a 4x gpu rig (they also have bigger one), you can also check the rigporn thread on this forum, gave me lots of ideas.

good luck.

@m1n1ngP4d4w4n: hi there!
i very much like your setup!
what kind of frame or enclosure are you using for your setup?
i am still planning a little smaller rig (aiming for 4 cards on 1 psu) but havent yet found a convincing way to mount everything together. will probably build my own frame, done it before

I think you meant 0.2.0b. 0.0.2b is really old version