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Hi and good luck 
Long-time lurker. May need to post some day. 
Hi and welcome to all! 
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Hi Everyone!
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I have been waiting for a very reputable website to pay me a small amount owed in Bitcoin.
However, this website doesn't have any way of contacting them, except through this ridiculous forum.
So now, I have to register here, wait until I'm not a newbie anymore, then post a message in their specific thread requesting my money.
This is A+, first-class, premium customer service, if you ask me.
Anyway, I wish everyone a nice day, except the fucker that decided I had to be a newbie and not post where I need to...
And the piece of shit that uses this sorry-assed forum as their customer service center...
Both which conspire together to make sure my money is lost and gone forever...
Fuck you, Fuckers!
hi!
The two main reasons I've seen HW errors accumulate are either having thread-concurrency set too low and driver issues. With my 6990 I had to downgrade to older drivers / APP SDK because every hash was failing.
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welcome
Welcome
Intensity high value also give HW errors. If u use cgminer try with:
-g 2 --intensity 12
-g 2 --intensity 12
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FWIW, whenever I've seen hardware errors in cgminer it's been the result of the card overheating. Dial back the speed (and voltage) until the card is stable. Keep in mind that higher voltage means that the card consumes more power and that means more heat, but you need higher voltages for stable performance with higher frequency settings. Tweaking it is kind of an art form. Also, you should set the power setting to +20%. I don't know of any reason not to have that maxed.
Oh, and if you have an open rig, you might just point a large box fan at it to blow away all the heat.
FWIW, whenever I've seen hardware errors in cgminer it's been the result of the card overheating. Dial back the speed (and voltage) until the card is stable. Keep in mind that higher voltage means that the card consumes more power and that means more heat, but you need higher voltages for stable performance with higher frequency settings. Tweaking it is kind of an art form. Also, you should set the power setting to +20%. I don't know of any reason not to have that maxed.
Oh, and if you have an open rig, you might just point a large box fan at it to blow away all the heat.
Hi there
Hi.
You're in time to sell. ASIC onslaught incoming.
You're in time to sell. ASIC onslaught incoming.
Hi! Quite a nice rig you've got there! I only posses a 6870 + i5 2500k I use to mine whatever is most profitable 
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One major thing people often overlook is setting this for windows:
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
Or this in linux/mac:
export GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
Add that to the beginning of a .bat file (or .sh file) with the cgminer command line in it too (at the end).
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
Or this in linux/mac:
export GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
Add that to the beginning of a .bat file (or .sh file) with the cgminer command line in it too (at the end).
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Great advice, this made the difference in stability for me a couple of weeks ago after a few days of constant crashing/freezing/dead gpu etc..
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