congratz zawawa. you have surpase claymore in cryptonote.
thats actually no big deal, even sgminer surpases claymore in cryptonote
Topic: Gateless Gate Sharp 1.3.8: 30Mh/s (Ethash) on RX 480! - page 48. (Read 214428 times)
thats actually no big deal, even sgminer surpases claymore in cryptonote
congratz zawawa. you have surpase claymore in cryptonote.
thats actually no big deal, even sgminer surpases claymore in cryptonote
congratz zawawa. you have surpase claymore in cryptonote.
Gateless Gate Sharp is the first open-source dual ETH/XMR/PASC/LBC/FTC/MONA miner for Windows operating systems. It focuses on performance, stability, and ease of use.
Wow great job! I don't know how you did it but my RX 470s now get 725 h/s which is 200 h/s more than any other miner I've used including Claymore, XMR-STAK and Cast. Previously the best hashrates I got were with sgminer-gm 5.5.5 which I've been using since last June.
How's 1.3 coming? I was going to compile it to see if could squeeze a little more out of my R9 390xs. I get upwards of 950 h/s overclocked and 850 h/s stock. Haven't had much luck with any bios modding so running stock timings for max stability.
Cheers
My cards are mining ETH at 55C and 35% fan. If I push the fans, the temperature will drop to low 40s. This is on ~20C ambient temp.
If your cards are 73-78C while mining ETH, you are doing it totally wrong.
I'm use AMD cards more than 7 years. Cards below and like 270X, 280X, 380, 480, 580. And know they working temperatures. With air cooling AMD cards is hot. Especially if several cards used on one system block. On my room is about 23-25°C.If your cards are 73-78C while mining ETH, you are doing it totally wrong.
RX cards, especially 580, get VERY hot on stock voltages. Turn down the voltage to 800-900mV and your card will thank you.
Also reduce cpu usage of GGS its using 60-80% of cpu its too much
If you use overclock options in GGS, you can disable them and it release CPU using by GGS.
Also reduce cpu usage of GGS its using 60-80% of cpu its too much
is there any way to increase ethash >= claymore miner???
My cards are mining ETH at 55C and 35% fan. If I push the fans, the temperature will drop to low 40s. This is on ~20C ambient temp.
If your cards are 73-78C while mining ETH, you are doing it totally wrong.
I'm use AMD cards more than 7 years. Cards below and like 270X, 280X, 380, 480, 580. And know they working temperatures. With air cooling AMD cards is hot. Especially if several cards used on one system block. On my room is about 23-25°C.If your cards are 73-78C while mining ETH, you are doing it totally wrong.
RX cards, especially 580, get VERY hot on stock voltages. Turn down the voltage to 800-900mV and your card will thank you.
My cards are mining ETH at 55C and 35% fan. If I push the fans, the temperature will drop to low 40s. This is on ~20C ambient temp.
If your cards are 73-78C while mining ETH, you are doing it totally wrong.
I'm use AMD cards more than 7 years. Cards below and like 270X, 280X, 380, 480, 580. And know they working temperatures. With air cooling AMD cards is hot. Especially if several cards used on one system block. On my room is about 23-25°C.If your cards are 73-78C while mining ETH, you are doing it totally wrong.
RX cards, especially 580, get VERY hot on stock voltages. Turn down the voltage to 800-900mV and your card will thank you.
My cards are mining ETH at 55C and 35% fan. If I push the fans, the temperature will drop to low 40s. This is on ~20C ambient temp.
If your cards are 73-78C while mining ETH, you are doing it totally wrong.
I'm use AMD cards more than 7 years. Cards below and like 270X, 280X, 380, 480, 580. And know they working temperatures. With air cooling AMD cards is hot. Especially if several cards used on one system block. On my room is about 23-25°C. If your cards are 73-78C while mining ETH, you are doing it totally wrong.
Our pool, that is a cryptonight pool is making the calculation based on the number of share each one is sending.
The local pc is just calculating the hashrate as it is.
If you receive very high difficulty request from the pool, you will send back less share.
The split of most of the pools are based on ppls, that among other things. rewards higher difficulty shares.
Pay attention if you choose a fixed diff. if its wrong for the combination board/algos it may result in lower hash so lower income.
The local pc is just calculating the hashrate as it is.
If you receive very high difficulty request from the pool, you will send back less share.
The split of most of the pools are based on ppls, that among other things. rewards higher difficulty shares.
Pay attention if you choose a fixed diff. if its wrong for the combination board/algos it may result in lower hash so lower income.
My cards are mining ETH at 55C and 35% fan. If I push the fans, the temperature will drop to low 40s. This is on ~20C ambient temp.
If your cards are 73-78C while mining ETH, you are doing it totally wrong.
If your cards are 73-78C while mining ETH, you are doing it totally wrong.
45-50°C is superhot? My RX 580 8Gb in cryptonight 65-70°, on ether 73-78°C. And it's not superhot. Superhot is 80+°C.
45-50°C on my cards on idle... What temperature is on your room? About 10-15°C? Or lower?
45-50°C on my cards on idle... What temperature is on your room? About 10-15°C? Or lower?
Quick question:
If I am mining on etn.spacepools.org the site constantly shows me higher hashes than what's locally reported (4400 in the miner/ 5100+ on the site)
I started mining on http://intensecoin.com/pool/ and although it's the same algorithm, and I still have 4400 in the miner, on the pool it never more than 4000. Something else that caught my attention is that if I restart the miner for 2 minutes I am able to find over 25-35 (7-8 per card for two minutes) shares and after that I start submitting share really slowly (25-30 per card per hour). Can anyone explain why this is happening?
If I am mining on etn.spacepools.org the site constantly shows me higher hashes than what's locally reported (4400 in the miner/ 5100+ on the site)
I started mining on http://intensecoin.com/pool/ and although it's the same algorithm, and I still have 4400 in the miner, on the pool it never more than 4000. Something else that caught my attention is that if I restart the miner for 2 minutes I am able to find over 25-35 (7-8 per card for two minutes) shares and after that I start submitting share really slowly (25-30 per card per hour). Can anyone explain why this is happening?
first question - i noticed that too on spacepools...its just their hashrate calculation...seems to be different to other sites
second question - you are using variable difficulty so you find many shares in the beginning with low diff then it adjusts, on most cryptonight pools you can use static difficulty like that -> WALLET-Address.difficulty -> sadfjlhsögshöldglskg.120000 for 120k difficulty
i would recommend ~80-100k for you
Seems to have more stable hashrate now, thanks! Does this work also in GGS, I tested that in the Claymore's miner, but it keeps my cards super hot, around 45-50Celsius, so I would like to try that also in this miner.
Thank you again for the diff thingy, set at 100k.
Quick question:
If I am mining on etn.spacepools.org the site constantly shows me higher hashes than what's locally reported (4400 in the miner/ 5100+ on the site)
I started mining on http://intensecoin.com/pool/ and although it's the same algorithm, and I still have 4400 in the miner, on the pool it never more than 4000. Something else that caught my attention is that if I restart the miner for 2 minutes I am able to find over 25-35 (7-8 per card for two minutes) shares and after that I start submitting share really slowly (25-30 per card per hour). Can anyone explain why this is happening?
If I am mining on etn.spacepools.org the site constantly shows me higher hashes than what's locally reported (4400 in the miner/ 5100+ on the site)
I started mining on http://intensecoin.com/pool/ and although it's the same algorithm, and I still have 4400 in the miner, on the pool it never more than 4000. Something else that caught my attention is that if I restart the miner for 2 minutes I am able to find over 25-35 (7-8 per card for two minutes) shares and after that I start submitting share really slowly (25-30 per card per hour). Can anyone explain why this is happening?
first question - i noticed that too on spacepools...its just their hashrate calculation...seems to be different to other sites
second question - you are using variable difficulty so you find many shares in the beginning with low diff then it adjusts, on most cryptonight pools you can use static difficulty like that -> WALLET-Address.difficulty -> sadfjlhsögshöldglskg.120000 for 120k difficulty
i would recommend ~80-100k for you
Quick question:
If I am mining on etn.spacepools.org the site constantly shows me higher hashes than what's locally reported (4400 in the miner/ 5100+ on the site)
I started mining on http://intensecoin.com/pool/ and although it's the same algorithm, and I still have 4400 in the miner, on the pool it never more than 4000. Something else that caught my attention is that if I restart the miner for 2 minutes I am able to find over 25-35 (7-8 per card for two minutes) shares and after that I start submitting share really slowly (25-30 per card per hour). Can anyone explain why this is happening?
If I am mining on etn.spacepools.org the site constantly shows me higher hashes than what's locally reported (4400 in the miner/ 5100+ on the site)
I started mining on http://intensecoin.com/pool/ and although it's the same algorithm, and I still have 4400 in the miner, on the pool it never more than 4000. Something else that caught my attention is that if I restart the miner for 2 minutes I am able to find over 25-35 (7-8 per card for two minutes) shares and after that I start submitting share really slowly (25-30 per card per hour). Can anyone explain why this is happening?
hello zawawa
is there any chance to increase ethash algo speed like claymore's dual miner your miner gives 4-5 hases less then claymore's miner...
is there any chance to increase ethash algo speed like claymore's dual miner your miner gives 4-5 hases less then claymore's miner...
for cryptonight you need different memory timings, but with micron i cant help...i have only hynix and samsung memory gpus
Okay, then aside from the BIOS mod, is there anything I can improve in here - 2 threads, RI 128 and LWS- 8, 1200 clock 2198mem clock
higher coreclock should give you more hs. my samsung cards do with 1350core clock ~1100hs, but for me its not worth the electricity draw - ~ around 50% more
i keep them running @ 1180/2000mhz with 970hs & hynix 1180/2070mhz with 940hs
Doesn't work if I set the coreclock to 1350 or 1300... maybe I should really search for a cryptonight bios mod lul.
for cryptonight you need different memory timings, but with micron i cant help...i have only hynix and samsung memory gpus
Okay, then aside from the BIOS mod, is there anything I can improve in here - 2 threads, RI 128 and LWS- 8, 1200 clock 2198mem clock
higher coreclock should give you more hs. my samsung cards do with 1350core clock ~1100hs, but for me its not worth the electricity draw - ~ around 50% more
i keep them running @ 1180/2000mhz with 970hs & hynix 1180/2070mhz with 940hs
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