GMiner v3.24 Ergo+KASPA+ZIL/KAWPOW/Equihash/Cortex - page 87.

Viaggiatore

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Quote from: Zminer777 on March 17, 2019, 12:25:10 PM

Quote from: Trololino on March 17, 2019, 11:03:36 AM

Hi, I tried running grin miner on ZERO (192,7) with GTX 1060 3GB and I get issues, is it possible to fix this ?

It's GMiner thread, it is not "Grin Miner". To mine Equihash 192,7 take look to mine_zero.sh/.bat from archive with miner.

Quote from: Viaggiatore on March 17, 2019, 11:40:28 AM

Hello @Zminer777, just switched from GriPro (GRIN 29 + AMD GPUs). it seems to me performance are pretty the same, but your miner is using less power and much LESS CPU intensive (at least with my 8 x RX570 rig).
Are you working to have better performance from AMD GPUS? Right now they sucks compared to NIVDIA...and as far as I know GrinGro is going to be upgraded with better AMD performances.

Thanks!

Hello,

May be you have to increase power limit to achieve better performance?
At this moment we don't see additional ways to increase performance for AMD cards on cuckoo cycle algos.
May be we can achieve additional performance by inline assembler, but it only available on ROCm drivers under Linux.

Best Regards.

Hello, GriPro beta 2 is in the wild, approx +25% on Windows 10 (RX580 1300 MHz is now doing 2.4). So I guess it is possible to improve ;-)

topteam

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Can you check connection to btc.com (beam coin)?

Code:

01:09:42 Connected to cn-beam.ss.btc.com:1800
01:09:54 Connection Error: Connection reset by peer
01:09:59 Connected to cn-beam.ss.btc.com:1800
01:10:09 Connection Error: Connection reset by peer
01:10:14 Connected to cn-beam.ss.btc.com:1800
01:10:26 Connection Error: Connection reset by peer

Zminer777

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Quote from: Kangaroo Mining on March 20, 2019, 07:35:09 AM

Just wondering how to set the electricity cost in GMiner v1.36,

do I have to put it in mine_beam.bat?

Current configuration is:

miner.exe --algo 150_5 --server beam-us.leafpool.com --port 3333 --ssl 1 --user xxxxxxxxxxx7725a59xxxx711ff255xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxRig02

would it look like this:

miner.exe --algo 150_5 --server beam-us.leafpool.com --port 3333 --ssl 1 --user xxxxxxxxxxx7725a59xxxx711ff255xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxRig02 -- electricity cost 0.24
Huh

as electricity cost is 0.24 AUD per kwh for me.

I have used https://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/electricity-calculator.html to get the cost of my rig using 500w for 24hours @ 0.24 Australian dollars per kwh= $2.88 Australian dollars a day or $2.05 USD a day.

In the readme its says ' --electricity_cost' - pass cost of electricity in USD per kWh, miner will report $ spent to mining, right now it reports for 1 day 2 hours 45 minutes = $10.131 USD that is not right...
it should be $3.24 AUD or $2.30 USD

Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.

Kangaroo Mining.

Code:

miner.exe --algo 150_5 --server beam-us.leafpool.com --port 3333 --ssl 1 --user xxxxxxxxxxx7725a59xxxx711ff255xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxRig02 --electricity_cost 0.24

you forgot underscore

Kangaroo Mining

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Just wondering how to set the electricity cost in GMiner v1.36,

do I have to put it in mine_beam.bat?

Current configuration is:

miner.exe --algo 150_5 --server beam-us.leafpool.com --port 3333 --ssl 1 --user xxxxxxxxxxx7725a59xxxx711ff255xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxRig02

would it look like this:

miner.exe --algo 150_5 --server beam-us.leafpool.com --port 3333 --ssl 1 --user xxxxxxxxxxx7725a59xxxx711ff255xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxRig02 -- electricity cost 0.24
Huh

as electricity cost is 0.24 AUD per kwh for me.

I have used https://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/electricity-calculator.html to get the cost of my rig using 500w for 24hours @ 0.24 Australian dollars per kwh= $2.88 Australian dollars a day or $2.05 USD a day.

In the readme its says ' --electricity_cost' - pass cost of electricity in USD per kWh, miner will report $ spent to mining, right now it reports for 1 day 2 hours 45 minutes = $10.131 USD that is not right...
it should be $3.24 AUD or $2.30 USD

Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.

Kangaroo Mining.

fistsofgod

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Quote from: SaiyanPrynz26 on March 17, 2019, 02:43:02 PM

Quote from: fistsofgod on March 16, 2019, 10:36:33 AM

Quote from: SaiyanPrynz26 on March 15, 2019, 10:51:45 PM

I’m actually still waiting for a GRIN windows wallet so I don’t lose what I have mined already since they expire after 60 days of no withdrawal. Anyone have an idea if that is something in thr works? Thank you!!

https://www.grin-forum.org/t/yeastplume-progress-update-thread-mar-19-to-sep-19/4303

If I download that wallet file, even though pre release, will I be able to transfer my mined grin into that wallet for safe keeping? Thanks in advance.

you could have your wallet in multiple places. if you want. just use the words to recover your wallet.

I have been using this windows wallet for a few days now and it accepts tx files and http payments. if you keep your wallet on linux and windows, just use the check command in the wallet to keep it updated between the two.

Trololino

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Quote from: Zminer777 on March 17, 2019, 01:08:26 PM

Quote from: Trololino on March 17, 2019, 12:47:49 PM

Yeah I meant to say Gminer, its too similar. Gminer wont work on ZERO with 1060 3gb cards, while EWBF works but really slower. Works for BTG but I guess 144 5 are less demanding than 192 7 parameters.

I guess your OS is Windows 10? Windows 10 reserves a lot of memory, GMiner will not work under Windows 10 on 3GB cards.
Gminer will work on 3GB cards under Windows 7 or Linux.

Yes you are right it is on Windows 10, so I guess I will install Linux or Windows 7 then.

omskunreal

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What about Beam, i change pool and now all right! my results coincide with calculators, my opinion beam.leafpool trash pool and scam workers.

haliy-2017

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Can't run Windows 10 1060 6g?

Viaggiatore

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Quote from: Zminer777 on March 17, 2019, 12:25:10 PM

Quote from: Viaggiatore on March 17, 2019, 11:40:28 AM

Hello @Zminer777, just switched from GriPro (GRIN 29 + AMD GPUs). it seems to me performance are pretty the same, but your miner is using less power and much LESS CPU intensive (at least with my 8 x RX570 rig).
Are you working to have better performance from AMD GPUS? Right now they sucks compared to NIVDIA...and as far as I know GrinGro is going to be upgraded with better AMD performances.

Thanks!

Hello,

May be you have to increase power limit to achieve better performance?
At this moment we don't see additional ways to increase performance for AMD cards on cuckoo cycle algos.
May be we can achieve additional performance by inline assembler, but it only available on ROCm drivers under Linux.

Best Regards.

Hello, I'm talking about "absolute" performance. It seems that next GrinPro release will bring like +20% for AMD GPUs (also on Windows platform), so maybe they figured something out. I'll wait for it to be released.

Thanks btw

SSowellSVT

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https://genesisnetwork.io/

GMiner - MiniZ just upped their game and now supports 192.7 w/ slightly higher performance than latest GMiner release.

Could you look into performance improvements on GMiner for 192.7? Would love to see what you can do!

DeMoNloK

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@Zminer777 Could you add support for r9 290x?

SaiyanPrynz26

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Living and loving life!!

Quote from: fistsofgod on March 16, 2019, 10:36:33 AM

Quote from: SaiyanPrynz26 on March 15, 2019, 10:51:45 PM

I’m actually still waiting for a GRIN windows wallet so I don’t lose what I have mined already since they expire after 60 days of no withdrawal. Anyone have an idea if that is something in thr works? Thank you!!

https://www.grin-forum.org/t/yeastplume-progress-update-thread-mar-19-to-sep-19/4303

If I download that wallet file, even though pre release, will I be able to transfer my mined grin into that wallet for safe keeping? Thanks in advance.

Zminer777

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Activity: 488

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Quote from: Trololino on March 17, 2019, 12:47:49 PM

Yeah I meant to say Gminer, its too similar. Gminer wont work on ZERO with 1060 3gb cards, while EWBF works but really slower. Works for BTG but I guess 144 5 are less demanding than 192 7 parameters.

I guess your OS is Windows 10? Windows 10 reserves a lot of memory, GMiner will not work under Windows 10 on 3GB cards.
Gminer will work on 3GB cards under Windows 7 or Linux.

Trololino

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Yeah I meant to say Gminer, its too similar. Gminer wont work on ZERO with 1060 3gb cards, while EWBF works but really slower. Works for BTG but I guess 144 5 are less demanding than 192 7 parameters.

Zminer777

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Quote from: Trololino on March 17, 2019, 11:03:36 AM

Hi, I tried running grin miner on ZERO (192,7) with GTX 1060 3GB and I get issues, is it possible to fix this ?

It's GMiner thread, it is not "Grin Miner". To mine Equihash 192,7 take look to mine_zero.sh/.bat from archive with miner.

Quote from: Viaggiatore on March 17, 2019, 11:40:28 AM

Hello @Zminer777, just switched from GriPro (GRIN 29 + AMD GPUs). it seems to me performance are pretty the same, but your miner is using less power and much LESS CPU intensive (at least with my 8 x RX570 rig).
Are you working to have better performance from AMD GPUS? Right now they sucks compared to NIVDIA...and as far as I know GrinGro is going to be upgraded with better AMD performances.

Thanks!

Hello,

May be you have to increase power limit to achieve better performance?
At this moment we don't see additional ways to increase performance for AMD cards on cuckoo cycle algos.
May be we can achieve additional performance by inline assembler, but it only available on ROCm drivers under Linux.

Best Regards.

Viaggiatore

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Activity: 56

Merit: 0

Hello @Zminer777, just switched from GriPro (GRIN 29 + AMD GPUs). it seems to me performance are pretty the same, but your miner is using less power and much LESS CPU intensive (at least with my 8 x RX570 rig).
Are you working to have better performance from AMD GPUS? Right now they sucks compared to NIVDIA...and as far as I know GrinGro is going to be upgraded with better AMD performances.

Thanks!

Trololino

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Hi, I tried running grin miner on ZERO (192,7) with GTX 1060 3GB and I get issues, is it possible to fix this ?

veritech

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Quote from: Zminer777 on March 15, 2019, 03:33:28 AM

GMiner v1.36 available for download

v1.36
+ significantly decreased CPU usage for cuckoo cycle algorithms for Nvidia GPUs (up to 40%)
+ added adaptive CPU usage adjustment for cuckoo cycle algorithms (increase hashrate on weak CPUs). miner need about few minutes to adapt CPU usage on weak CPU.
+ added option to control GPU intensity (--intensity, 1-100)

cpu fix seems to have helped the awesomeminer problems I was having with 1.35, thanks!

Zminer777

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Quote from: Dark Oopa on March 16, 2019, 12:52:29 PM

Hello, a month ago we talked about the fact that there was no --pers auto parameter in zhash (equi 144.5) to work with websites like miningrigrentals; You said you would look on it, did you have time?

i tried the latest version but if I put pers=auto in the config file, the miner says "stratum doesn't support pers=auto parameter"

thx

Hello,

Please provide sample configuration (command line arguments) to reproduce this problem (via PM if you wish).
Also can you show some miner that works on same configuration?

Best Regards.

Dark Oopa

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Hello, a month ago we talked about the fact that there was no --pers auto parameter in zhash (equi 144.5) to work with websites like miningrigrentals; You said you would look on it, did you have time?

i tried the latest version but if I put pers=auto in the config file, the miner says "stratum doesn't support pers=auto parameter"

thx

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