Topic: EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner - page 74. (Read 2164327 times)

You need run 2 bat file. 1 for Claymore and 1 for EWBF's. Work like a charm
PS: remember let AMD card is a primary card. If not you will have temp error.

MSI 1080ti gaming X
here are my stats

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What do you think guys
Should I tweak it more?

Are they all identical gpu-s ? If not then you have to overclock them separately. I will never use a different manufacturers gpus on one rig never again. nothing but hassle.

Hi all,

I'm getting lots of rejected share on a particular gpu out of 7 gpu.
Is that normal?

edit: im using gtx1070

Do i have to do some settings with the intensity of the gpu? What is the usual setting to be set for intensity?

Is it a power sharing issue? the GPU doesn't have enough power?

Please help.

thankyou!

As stated in the comments within the script, by default it does nothing, you need to make it executable.
Try: then reboot.

I tried and it did not work. Do you have an example of such a file? And how do the developers of the EWBF recommend that they start autoloading in Linux?

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the biggest issue right now is when a gpu becomes unresponsive due to for example overclocking, and the miner gives error 4 or 4x and stops, we need to manually restart the miner...

If there is a simple script that could just restart the miner software when hashrate drops to 0 for over x second period, that would be hugely appreciated.

What do we really want to see in version 3.0.5?..

in claymore (ETH) miner (9.8) there is third party delphi program (or its C++ builder?)
it is called Remote Manager (version 3.4, currently)

it is EXTREMELY convenient monitoring rigs, rebooting them, changing pools/configs on the fly!!!
So why need invent your own bicycle API, when there is alredy good one, and some third party software to support it!

So, minding you re taking some DevFees, i fairly pay, i insist could offer you to switch support focus to that API.
Because i dont want anymore to run through hangar with monitor/typing tons of IP in browser, in order to check every farm :)
Claymore/Manager API is quite simple and its description is availble in API.txt, in Remote Manager folder
Adding it to your software really needs only a short piece of code, its format is also JSON via TCP.

Furthermore, i really prefer your miner for ZCASH on 1080s over all the others, because its good.
But, there are also a couple of features, that could easily be copied to your software, to make it really best:
in config:
 - convenient config.txt scheme, which loads by default where there are no parameters
 -epools.txt feature for several pools
command line/config
 - core/mem frequency control, so no need for additional software like afterburners, that is especially in need for linux in small footprint "headless" embedded systems, where are no x.orgs and no afterburners at all
user input:
 - press S button for print statistics
 - 1 2 3 4 5... buttons can enable/disable gpus

Best regards ~~~~

Ubuntu uses systemd so create a service file.

Ubuntu-server 16.04 x64.
3xGPU gtx1060

I added to /etc/rc.local

And after a reboot nothing happens. EWBF's will not start. I checked the command line it is correct, and from the command line the miner starts and works well.
Please help.

i have a mixed AMD(2) and NVIDIA (7)  rig, it seems that no miner will work with both AMD and NVDIA ?

do i need to run one miner for NVDIA and one for AMD ?

There are 2 variables, the cost of your electricity and the appreciation of the coins you mine. If you pay a lot, you might want to drop that power limit. If the coins you've already mined skyrocket in value, then the guy who went for max sols does the best. I go in the middle, drop 10-20% my power limit to get a strong and stable OC with good sols/s.

Is it better to have a higher sols/W rather than higher Sols/s?

I got 3 x 1070 and 1 x 1060
My settings for 1070 and 1060 respectively:
Power Limit: 55  |  55
Clock : 210  |  110
Memory: 720  |  500

Which gives me 1300Sols/s (370Sol/s and  245Sols/s)

Sorry
But you did not seem to understand it
 

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Agreed, we had Zcash and zclassic, then Zencash took the best of both. I think we have plenty of choices now.

What makes you think this coin have great potential? Checking the ANN and coinmarketcap it seems this is a dead coin on its way to "zero".

And 10-12 coins a day is only $2-2.5 with todays price. Way to high risk to mine and you might end up with a bag full of zero...

Hello Folks,

I have for you again a very good information.

There is a Zcash Fork called Zero. This Coin is better than Zcash and you do not have to pay 20% to the developer.
At the moment he is completely underestimated because hardly anyone knows him.

You can take 10 - 12 coins a day with a GTX 1080 Ti
With a GTX 1070 between 4 - 6 coins.

There is a huge potential in this coin,
I can only recommend you to jump on the train.

It's a real community coin


https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-zero-fork-of-zcash-with-harder-mining-params-1796036

Best regards
lokko