Try nicehash version, if it still crash then you rigs are not stable, prolly PSU or some weak link (power riser cables, risers, cards, etc)
zcash so far use more power and it spikes more then lbry, eth, etc
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Lower your OC, it's not connection issue.
No overclock here, stock settings.
I have same problem with 5x1070's, first card is still crashing.
Bad riser ? bad psu ? tested card alone ? no riser ?
I have exactly same second rig, and it's not crashing. Other algos are stable too, just this miner is causing problems.
I'm still changing parts from this rig, to another, and changed parts, are not causing crashs.
So I better mining something else with this rig, I don't have time neither nerves to watch that rig 24/7.
I have problem of stability with error:46.
I cannot work more than 24hours without crash.
All rigs.. it's very strange. I don't read many people with the same problem.
V.10. GTx 1070 are different brand with different overclock but 4400 mem usually.
I cannot work more than 24hours without crash.
All rigs.. it's very strange. I don't read many people with the same problem.
V.10. GTx 1070 are different brand with different overclock but 4400 mem usually.
We have the same problem.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17462221
palit 1070 dual fan
memory clock +550
cpu clock + 150
power limit 80%
I only managed to get 390sols on the latest EWBF. Am I doing something wrong?
memory clock +550
cpu clock + 150
power limit 80%
I only managed to get 390sols on the latest EWBF. Am I doing something wrong?
I have problem of stability with error:46.
I cannot work more than 24hours without crash.
All rigs.. it's very strange. I don't read many people with the same problem.
V.10. GTx 1070 are different brand with different overclock but 4400 mem usually.
I cannot work more than 24hours without crash.
All rigs.. it's very strange. I don't read many people with the same problem.
V.10. GTx 1070 are different brand with different overclock but 4400 mem usually.
palit 1050 ti stormx 4gb, just pci-e power, 90% tdp, ~60w, 41% fun, 59°C
linux (or windows, no matter - same results)
145..150 Sol/s
the default core frequency is 1300 MHz, but the native function "boost" raises it to 1725 MHz O_o
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linux (or windows, no matter - same results)
145..150 Sol/s
the default core frequency is 1300 MHz, but the native function "boost" raises it to 1725 MHz O_o
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I use the 2.5% because it takes time to switch to and from a pool as well as just luck in finding a share
Ah yes i see, that make sense
not a bad idea, i'll do the same. thx for tip. about dev-fee...just curious...within 90 minutes of mining i get 319 shares for me, and 32 shares for dev...it's 10%...why?
have a log if you need.
have a log if you need.
If im not mistaken, it depend on the difficulty of the dev pool, if your pool is more difficult, and dev pool less difficult it will get more share done for him, because the share hash faster for his pool than it does for your pool.
you need to learn some basics first, pool difficulty does not make any difference on what you earn, you just save some pool and network bandwith with more diff on pool, and most pool have variable diff which is good
If the dev fee is time based (example 72 second per hour for a 2% fee) if dev pool is less difficult, than your main pool, it will hash more than 2% of your own mined share during this hour, because dev pool share are less valuable than yours and with the same hashing power, faster to hash/submit (but earn him less per share than yours) isn't it ? Or im wrong ?
If on a pplns pool you should look at the 24hr average hash rate and multiply by 1.025 it should be close to the total speed that is reported by the miner.
Alright thx for confirming
I also had quite a bit of trouble to understand this when i begun mining not long ago, still learning quite a bit everyday ! x1.02 for EWBF since it's 2% fee btw 
about dev-fee...just curious...within 90 minutes of mining i get 319 shares for me, and 32 shares for dev...it's 10%...why?
have a log if you need.
have a log if you need.
If im not mistaken, it depend on the difficulty of the dev pool, if your pool is more difficult, and dev pool less difficult it will get more share done for him, because the share hash faster for his pool than it does for your pool.
you need to learn some basics first, pool difficulty does not make any difference on what you earn, you just save some pool and network bandwith with more diff on pool, and most pool have variable diff which is good
If the dev fee is time based (example 72 second per hour for a 2% fee) if dev pool is less difficult, than your main pool, it will hash more than 2% of your own mined share during this hour, because dev pool share are less valuable than yours and with the same hashing power, faster to hash/submit (but earn him less per share than yours) isn't it ? Or im wrong ?
If on a pplns pool you should look at the 24hr average hash rate and multiply by 1.025 it should be close to the total speed that is reported by the miner.
Alright thx for confirming
I also had quite a bit of trouble to understand this when i begun mining not long ago, still learning quite a bit everyday ! x1.02 for EWBF since it's 2% fee btw about dev-fee...just curious...within 90 minutes of mining i get 319 shares for me, and 32 shares for dev...it's 10%...why?
have a log if you need.
have a log if you need.
If im not mistaken, it depend on the difficulty of the dev pool, if your pool is more difficult, and dev pool less difficult it will get more share done for him, because the share hash faster for his pool than it does for your pool.
you need to learn some basics first, pool difficulty does not make any difference on what you earn, you just save some pool and network bandwith with more diff on pool, and most pool have variable diff which is good
If the dev fee is time based (example 72 second per hour for a 2% fee) if dev pool is less difficult, than your main pool, it will hash more than 2% of your own mined share during this hour, because dev pool share are less valuable than yours and with the same hashing power, faster to hash/submit (but earn him less per share than yours) isn't it ? Or im wrong ?
If on a pplns pool you should look at the 24hr average hash rate and multiply by 1.025 it should be close to the total speed that is reported by the miner.
about dev-fee...just curious...within 90 minutes of mining i get 319 shares for me, and 32 shares for dev...it's 10%...why?
have a log if you need.
have a log if you need.
If im not mistaken, it depend on the difficulty of the dev pool, if your pool is more difficult, and dev pool less difficult it will get more share done for him, because the share hash faster for his pool than it does for your pool.
you need to learn some basics first, pool difficulty does not make any difference on what you earn, you just save some pool and network bandwith with more diff on pool, and most pool have variable diff which is good
If the dev fee is time based (example 72 second per hour for a 2% fee) if dev pool is less difficult, than your main pool, it will hash more than 2% of your own mined share during this hour, because dev pool share are less valuable than yours and with the same hashing power, faster to hash/submit (but earn him less per share than yours) isn't it ? Or im wrong ?
about dev-fee...just curious...within 90 minutes of mining i get 319 shares for me, and 32 shares for dev...it's 10%...why?
have a log if you need.
have a log if you need.
If im not mistaken, it depend on the difficulty of the dev pool, if your pool is more difficult, and dev pool less difficult it will get more share done for him, because the share hash faster for his pool than it does for your pool.
In a PPS pool your shares count based on the difficulty assigned to them, so if you mine with a diff of 2 and someone else mines with a diff of 20 your shares should pay 1/10 as much or another way of looking at it is you will have to mine 10 times as many share as the other miner to get the same amount of payment
about dev-fee...just curious...within 90 minutes of mining i get 319 shares for me, and 32 shares for dev...it's 10%...why?
have a log if you need.
have a log if you need.
If im not mistaken, it depend on the difficulty of the dev pool, if your pool is more difficult, and dev pool less difficult it will get more share done for him, because the share hash faster for his pool than it does for your pool.
you need to learn some basics first, pool difficulty does not make any difference on what you earn, you just save some pool and network bandwith with more diff on pool, and most pool have variable diff which is good
about dev-fee...just curious...within 90 minutes of mining i get 319 shares for me, and 32 shares for dev...it's 10%...why?
have a log if you need.
have a log if you need.
If im not mistaken, it depend on the difficulty of the dev pool, if your pool is more difficult, and dev pool less difficult it will get more share done for him, because the share hash faster for his pool than it does for your pool.
about dev-fee...just curious...within 90 minutes of mining i get 319 shares for me, and 32 shares for dev...it's 10%...why?
have a log if you need.
have a log if you need.
If im not mistaken, it depend on the difficulty of the dev pool, if your pool is more difficult, and dev pool less difficult it will get more share done for him, because the share hash faster for his pool than it does for your pool.
about dev-fee...just curious...within 90 minutes of mining i get 319 shares for me, and 32 shares for dev...it's 10%...why?
have a log if you need.
have a log if you need.
hello lads. thinking about buying one GTX 1070 for test RIG (all other rigs are on AMD) and would like to know what brand and model is best for mining. any1 have any hints? Ive read MSI isnt that good same as EVGA...what about Palit, Zotac and others? every1 is posting their results, but not the cards they r using. would appreciate your infos. thx
palit jetstream, i regret buying g1 gaming, they perform lower on average than other, the palit jetstream seems the best
thx, just bought it for 417€ from amazon. i think its a good deal to start with. Jetstream has an enormous cooling system from what i've seen. gonna test it tomorrow and will post the results. what driver version are you guys on? any settings for a sweet spot?
each card is different u'll have to find your right settings, myself i do +150/+600 @ 60% tdp, good luck with testing
i use latest 372.33 i thinkI have found that the EVGA SC cards (750 ti and 1070) do a good job, with minimal need for OC because they are already OC by default and very reliable.
Lower your OC, it's not connection issue.
No overclock here, stock settings.
I have same problem with 5x1070's, first card is still crashing.
Bad riser ? bad psu ? tested card alone ? no riser ?
Lower your OC, it's not connection issue.
No overclock here, stock settings.
I have same problem with 5x1070's, first card is still crashing.
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EVGA GTX 950 has Samsung memory, so if they are willing to put it on that card I would be surprised if they didn't use it on the GTX 1060 3GB. You might look into a shipping forwarder if you want to buy from newegg. The rebates would be useless though as you have to live in the US, heck at those prices the 6GB looks more compelling for only another $22 for non-SC and $7 for SC versus the 6GB non-SC
if the price gap was that small here I would be getting the 6GB but only for the extra compute core I could care less about the extra memory
if the price gap was that small here I would be getting the 6GB but only for the extra compute core I could care less about the extra memory
Ah the price is as follow, i wasn't accurate enough, sorry
Zotec Mini GTX 1060 3GB : 223€
EVGA GTX 1060 3GB: 215€
EVGA GTX 1060 SC 3GB: 229€
Zotec Mini GTX 1060 6GB : 280€
EVGA GTX 1060 6GB: 285€
EVGA GTX 1060 SC 6GB: 290€
so according to what you were saying, the 3GB is the most interesting because the 6GB is overall 25% more expensive for like 10% more hash something like that ?
Cool thanks for confirming all this, cheers
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