Topic: lolMiner 1.64: Fastest Kaspa miner in market - page 39. (Read 155842 times)

IMHO its not for long

Direct to Mobo with Gen3x16 I have seen in Zombie mode +24Mhs... but you need to be in Linux

I think ergo and ravencoin are most profitable for 4g, maybe vertcoin

Wondering if anyone here has an R9 290 (Hawaii) 4GB Videocard? Any idea if you can mine ETH with it or any other coin for that matter.

I got a few of these left and wondering whether to Craiglist it or mine something. I remember these pulled like 200 Watts hashing at 27MH/s so even with that huge power consumption right now it would still pull a nice profit. If its possible I can put it in the x16 pcie 3.0 slot and wondering if I can get that 27MH/s speed back.

If not is there anything else out there that this GPU is capable of mining anymore these days? Thanks

do you have good airflow. A gpu will thermal throttle if it gets to hot. Which means lower the core clock to attempt to stay under a certain temp.  That would lower ur hashrate. You could also have ur memory clock to high and ur getting memory errors. You can check this by using hwinfo app.

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The room is very well cooled. I just need a command to restart the miner if it reduces the hashrate.
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I use Windows 10 pro. the pool is Binance. The same is true in HUB mining pool. The miner does not collapse, he works with a smaller hashrate. It drops from 250-256 to 237-238. My cards are fashionable and well optimized to develop 32mh/s for one card. I just want if there can be a command to restart the miner if the hashrate decreases. This often happens at 8-9 hours of work of the miner.
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do you have good airflow. A gpu will thermal throttle if it gets to hot. Which means lower the core clock to attempt to stay under a certain temp.  That would lower ur hashrate. You could also have ur memory clock to high and ur getting memory errors. You can check this by using hwinfo app.

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The room is very well cooled. I just need a command to restart the miner if it reduces the hashrate.

Normally that goes to 0 is for this reasons:

- Too much undervolt in the Core Voltage
- Too much OC in the Memory
- Riser Problem
- Socket Problem
- PSU Probem

Okay!  I would try it.  Thank you!

Ah, thank you yo.

The 1st card that goes to 0mHs...

In HiveOS: cat /var/log/miner/lolminer/lolminer.log | grep ": --zombie-tune"

Is there anyway to check what value that --zombie-tune on running rig (command line like press "S" for status at TRM)?

I use Windows 10.
I found it is difficult to identify which card is too much overclocked.
Log file can't help me...

Which OS system do you have?... With Windows 10 I found sometime are updates during night that make the system to reboot. In case is Linux it could be something related to OC or Undervolt...

By analogy with rx 400/500 4GB, will rx 5500 4GB work?

Hi jgonzi,

   Recently, my mixed 470&570 rig always halts when I am asleep!
But I found nothing abnormal in log file.  How can I know which card is unstable source?
Any method to examine it?

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I use Windows 10 pro. the pool is Binance. The same is true in HUB mining pool. The miner does not collapse, he works with a smaller hashrate. It drops from 250-256 to 237-238. My cards are fashionable and well optimized to develop 32mh/s for one card. I just want if there can be a command to restart the miner if the hashrate decreases. This often happens at 8-9 hours of work of the miner.
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do you have good airflow. A gpu will thermal throttle if it gets to hot. Which means lower the core clock to attempt to stay under a certain temp.  That would lower ur hashrate. You could also have ur memory clock to high and ur getting memory errors. You can check this by using hwinfo app.

This is for Windows it will restart if goes to 0. You can also play with the watchdog to run the script...in case a error happens.

This script in case hash 0 in Windows:

@echo off

setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
set url=http://127.0.0.1:4444
set file=lolMiner.json
set tmpfile=Perfomance.json

Rem #################################
Rem ## Begin of user-editable part ##
Rem #################################

set "POOL=eth.2miners.com:2020"
set "WALLET=0x155da78b788ab54bea1340c10a5422a8ae88142f.lolMinerWorker"

Rem #################################
Rem ## End of user-editable part ##
Rem #################################

:loop
start lolMiner.exe --algo ETHASH --pool !POOL! --user !WALLET! --apiport 4444

:mining
timeout 120
type NUL > %file%
type NUL > %tmpfile%
echo Proving Stats, press CTRL-C and Y to Quit!
certutil -urlcache -split -f %url% %file%

fc %file% %tmpfile% > nul
if errorlevel 1 (goto online) else (goto crash)

:online
findstr "Performance_Summary" %file% > %tmpfile%

FOR /F "tokens=* delims=" %%x in (%tmpfile%) DO echo %%x

for /f "tokens=* delims= " %%a in (%tmpfile%) do set str=%%a
if "%str%"==""Performance_Summary": 0.00," (goto restart) else (goto mining)

:restart
echo "Killing Process"
taskkill /IM "lolMiner.exe" /F
echo "Restarting lolMiner"
goto loop

:crash
echo "LolMiner Not Running, restarting lolMiner"
goto loop


This script to watchdog emergency.bat

setlocal enableDelayedExpansion

Rem ##################################
Rem ## Emergency script in case the ##
Rem ## miner crashes. User defined ##
Rem ## actions to be inserted here ##
Rem ##################################

taskkill /im "lolMiner.exe" /F

C:\your_lolminer_folder\your_mine_eth_or_etc_or_beam_file.bat

I use Windows 10 pro. the pool is Binance. The same is true in HUB mining pool. The miner does not collapse, he works with a smaller hashrate. It drops from 250-256 to 237-238. My cards are fashionable and well optimized to develop 32mh/s for one card. I just want if there can be a command to restart the miner if the hashrate decreases. This often happens at 8-9 hours of work of the miner.