V1.23 very fast but errors: connection error: write time out
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Topic: GMiner v3.24 Ergo+KASPA+ZIL/KAWPOW/Equihash/Cortex - page 113. (Read 306647 times)
GTX 1070 tried to run with this miner? how many hash gives?
GMiner v1.23 available for download
v1.23
+ improved performance for cuckaroo29
+ decreased minimal memory usage for Grin to 5.6GB
Performance on stock GPU settings:
Cuckaroo29:
Palit GTX 1060 JetStream 6GB ~2.5 G/s
Palit GTX 1070 Ti JetStream 8GB ~4.4 G/s
MSI GTX 1080 SEA HAWK EK X 8GB ~4.8 G/s
Gigabyte GTX 1080 Ti AORUS Waterforce WB Xtreme Edition 11GB ~6.9 G/s
MSI RTX 2070 Armor 8GB ~6.3 G/s
MSI RTX 2080 DUKE 8GB ~7.8 G/s
Telegram group: https://t.me/gminer_equihash
Telegram beta test group: https://t.me/gminer_beta
Download links:
Linux x64 https://mega.nz/#F!HeIHzYDI!Rf3-qpxMjAkeQ7SDeeN2rw
Windows x64 https://mega.nz/#F!2GQl0AaR!_YzlNiVNNOUbEqYwz40E8A
v1.23
+ improved performance for cuckaroo29
+ decreased minimal memory usage for Grin to 5.6GB
Performance on stock GPU settings:
Cuckaroo29:
Palit GTX 1060 JetStream 6GB ~2.5 G/s
Palit GTX 1070 Ti JetStream 8GB ~4.4 G/s
MSI GTX 1080 SEA HAWK EK X 8GB ~4.8 G/s
Gigabyte GTX 1080 Ti AORUS Waterforce WB Xtreme Edition 11GB ~6.9 G/s
MSI RTX 2070 Armor 8GB ~6.3 G/s
MSI RTX 2080 DUKE 8GB ~7.8 G/s
Telegram group: https://t.me/gminer_equihash
Telegram beta test group: https://t.me/gminer_beta
Download links:
Linux x64 https://mega.nz/#F!HeIHzYDI!Rf3-qpxMjAkeQ7SDeeN2rw
Windows x64 https://mega.nz/#F!2GQl0AaR!_YzlNiVNNOUbEqYwz40E8A
it would be really nice to have failover for pools in pools.txt file!
like claymore's dual epools.txt
like claymore's dual epools.txt
@Zminer777 c31 do you have work
GRIN: Can you add support for 1060 3gb please
https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo/commit/22f7a78b605713dd5e4624acff6b241ee37c2b49
(2.8gb required for cucko-29)
so write yourself you are coder https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo/commit/22f7a78b605713dd5e4624acff6b241ee37c2b49
(2.8gb required for cucko-29)
GRIN: Can you add support for 1060 3gb please
https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo/commit/22f7a78b605713dd5e4624acff6b241ee37c2b49
(2.8gb required for cucko-29)
https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo/commit/22f7a78b605713dd5e4624acff6b241ee37c2b49
(2.8gb required for cucko-29)
If you have time, do you know why this miner would not work with a certain grin pool? www.mwgrinpool.com ?
Also for me, does not work on this pool, if someone can send the configuration string of mwgrinpool ...
If you have time, do you know why this miner would not work with a certain grin pool? www.mwgrinpool.com ?
FYI, I just run it on 2080 Ti.
9.2-9.4 H/s on full OC
9.2-9.4 H/s on full OC
well.miner says that i have 33 g/s but f2pool says that i have 36 g/s so i'm pretty satisfied=)
Also for me ...
-is it possible to use it for renting site like miningrigrentals? the "--pers" parameter doesn't work in auto.
Auto does work for --pers in some situations - I have it working for both NiceHash and Zergpool on my rigs. But I also suspect that it is causing problems for others. For some reason on their rigs the miner starts fine with a specific coin but crashes upon startup with the auto personalization parameter. Perhaps it is a localization issue due to differences in languages or formatting. Hopefully the devs can take a look into this.
Hello,
first, congratz, for 144.5 on 1060 3G (win7) your miner is the best, by far (35-39 sol/s, depending of oc and quite stable)
I have two questions :
-is it possible to use it for renting site like miningrigrentals? the "--pers" parameter doesn't work in auto.
-is there an Ethman equivalent? free API that will send email if a rig is off or too slow
thanks
first, congratz, for 144.5 on 1060 3G (win7) your miner is the best, by far (35-39 sol/s, depending of oc and quite stable)
I have two questions :
-is it possible to use it for renting site like miningrigrentals? the "--pers" parameter doesn't work in auto.
-is there an Ethman equivalent? free API that will send email if a rig is off or too slow
thanks
I compared the bminer and gminer on a grinmint bminer gives a larger hash, but a rather high percentage of rejects. The gminer gives a slightly smaller hash rate, but this is offset by the lack of rejects. It should be borne in mind that the gminer loads the processor more than the bminer. The next test that I’ll run is bminer on f2pool (bminer has fewer rejects on this bullet) and grinmint on gminer. 2 identical rig. I like both the miner and the competition between them.
we are planning release update with performance boost and memory reduction to 5.5GB today can i mix command line arguments and configuration file for failover?
no
can i mix command line arguments and configuration file for failover?
^. Thank you for that!
I haven't been able to check that myself, cos I haven't found the time to update my Cuda yet.
Any update on c31? Is there any Windows support out, or we are still stuck with Linux only?
I haven't been able to check that myself, cos I haven't found the time to update my Cuda yet.
Any update on c31? Is there any Windows support out, or we are still stuck with Linux only?
I compared the bminer and gminer on a grinmint bminer gives a larger hash, but a rather high percentage of rejects. The gminer gives a slightly smaller hash rate, but this is offset by the lack of rejects. It should be borne in mind that the gminer loads the processor more than the bminer. The next test that I’ll run is bminer on f2pool (bminer has fewer rejects on this bullet) and grinmint on gminer. 2 identical rig. I like both the miner and the competition between them.
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