That's exactly what I did yesterday, also updating my Nvidia driver.
For the moment it's slowly rising. This was not the only change, so I'm not sure this was what fixed the issue. Thanks for the hint anyway.
Topic: Hashrate steadily decreasing - GTX 1060 (Read 471 times)
do a clean uninstall of your nvidia driver and then re install
Hi, all.
I'm facing an issue with steadily decreasing average Hashrate on my rig.
I was using Genoil for a couple of days and my average, from Ethermine page, was hanging around 18MH/s. I'm doing some small OC, nothing fancy. I decided then to move to Claymore, because I was reading that I could get more than 18MH/s with my setup.
I started to play with my OC first on Genoil and couldn't notice any difference. Then I've moved to Claymore, ETH only mode. After that I notice a steady decline in the Hashrate average. I've tried to move back to Genoil, use the Cuda mining from Genoil, update Ethminer to 0.11, go back to Claymore, go back to my previous OC settings, but the trend continues. I was averaging 15.5MH/s at a point today.
Is there anything I'm missing?
My setup: MSI GTX 1060 3GB ITX Windows 10 Pro N
I will post later the rest of the details, since I don't remember by heart.
I'm facing an issue with steadily decreasing average Hashrate on my rig.
I was using Genoil for a couple of days and my average, from Ethermine page, was hanging around 18MH/s. I'm doing some small OC, nothing fancy. I decided then to move to Claymore, because I was reading that I could get more than 18MH/s with my setup.
I started to play with my OC first on Genoil and couldn't notice any difference. Then I've moved to Claymore, ETH only mode. After that I notice a steady decline in the Hashrate average. I've tried to move back to Genoil, use the Cuda mining from Genoil, update Ethminer to 0.11, go back to Claymore, go back to my previous OC settings, but the trend continues. I was averaging 15.5MH/s at a point today.
Is there anything I'm missing?
My setup: MSI GTX 1060 3GB ITX Windows 10 Pro N
I will post later the rest of the details, since I don't remember by heart.
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