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martyroz

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If you have disabled updates on your 1.3 and don't use any of the new features: you are probably fine with 1.3.

I didn't realize there was a new Claymore version: I will add it to the next version. New driver has similar performance IMO.

Can we see ZM miner built in next release?

MentalNomad

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-1.4 should solve your problems.

I recommend using one of these adapters when using an SSD as your rig has less cables and it is easier to swap out:

https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-SATA-Drive-Adapter-Cable/dp/B00HJZJI84

or any similar adapter.

So I juuuuuuust finished a rebuild onto 1.3, and all my rigs are working fine... I come back here, and I see 1.4 is out, and I can't autoupdate to it.

Given the list of updates, I only benefit from the graphics driver update. Is there any value to my upgrading? Or should I await the next round?

I have no security update concerns, don't use the switches or telegrams, and am fine without BitcoinZ and SMART.

I'm willing if Claymore 10.1 is on the new build, or if the new graphics driver delivers good benefits.

cryptobadger666

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Quote from: cryptobadger666 on October 29, 2017, 10:08:56 AM

ok.. so my usb stick gets corrupted about once a day now.. my mining rig already has a m.2 ssd i originally had windows on. i would like to install NVOC on the ssd, however my other computer only has 1 m.2 slot which it boots from, so im trying to think of a way to install this OS.. the normal way of installing this with raw hdd copy would wipe the os thats completing the copy on the miner, is there a method of installing beside windows on the same drive in a different partition? and dual booting? or is there a way to install this OS on my usb, then running a install like ubuntu does from a live session? im really wishing i had a sata ssd on this rig. trying to find a work around is driving me nuts.

so, i guess there is no option for a workaround?

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Quote from: JerzyKiler on October 26, 2017, 03:42:40 PM

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Quote from: z-axis on October 24, 2017, 09:32:00 PM

Quote from: woodl1 on October 24, 2017, 09:09:42 PM

Hi! According to the same issue with all my P106-100 rigs, i suppose you need to do this:

1) check that you have set P106_100_FULL_HEADLESS_MODE="YES" in 1bash
2) check that you can control your rig without monitor attached (SSH or Teamviewer enabled)
3) disconnect monitor
4) run the following:

Code:

sudo nvidia-xconfig -a --cool-bits=28 --allow-empty-initial-configuration
sudo reboot

After the rig reboots, overclocking will work as supposed to. Sometimes i had to do number 4 again after reboot to make it working.

Thanks, trying now. Did you have more than 16 GPUs?
(edit)I tried this and mining would not start. Had to do

Code:

sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf.nvidia.backup /etc/X11/xorg.conf

to return it to being able to mine at all.
I've read that you can add the coolbits part to either screen or device; the code you gave me I think put it in whichever was the wrong one.
Any other ideas?

Code:

sudo nvidia-xconfig -a --cool-bits=12 --allow-empty-initial-configuration
sudo reboot

I have exactly the same situation (nvOs version 0019v1.3).
I have rig made only of p106-100. With monitor attached to mobo output the xorg.conf is overwritten on each reboot. If I modify xorg.conf with the commands given above, switch to remote ssh mode and reboot with monitor disconnected, the file xorg.conf is not being overwritten, but the mining process does not start. I am also unable to start it manually with 'bash 1bash' (which doesn't work for me at all, but that's another story)

Please help to solve the p106-100 overclocking problem once and for all. I am struggling with it for days now and it's driving me crazy, especially that some people write that it works for them!

Could anybody answer to the p106-100 overclocking problem please?

WaveFront

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Quote from: leenoox on October 29, 2017, 11:58:51 AM

Quote from: Stubo on October 29, 2017, 11:38:03 AM

Quote from: WaveFront on October 29, 2017, 11:28:04 AM

Hi Stubo, Papampi and Kk03,
Just checked with GPU-Z and all my GPUs (all GTX 1060 6Gb) have Micron memory. :-/
I am tempted to return the GPUs in the hope that they will send me few with Samsung memory, but I am reading that for newer 1060 Micron is now the norm as Samsung moved their foundries to more profitable memory chip.
In other words returning the cards might be a futile exercise and the best approach is to bite the bullet and live with it.

One thing you may want to try before returning them is mining on Windows using AfterBurner to set your OC settings. This is a bit more straightforward that configuring and troubleshooting nvOC, IMO. Once you establish a good baseline there, the powerlevel and GPU OC should translate directly to nvOC while the memory OC should work as well - although I have been getting away with an nvOC memory OC number that is ~180% of the one I use on Windows.

Hope this helps.

The memory OC in linux is twice the amount of that under windows. So, if you were able to OC the memory +700 under windows, you should set it to +1400 under linux.

The core clock is same under windows and linux.

The power limit is set in percentage under windows but under linux is set in watts. Be careful when setting this.

Stubo, Leenoox,
Thanks for the pieces of advice.
I will also try to move the rig a to cooler environment, OC wise it might help.

Sonax

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Quote from: Sonax on October 29, 2017, 10:59:48 AM

Hello! I have error:

Code:

/dev/sda2: clean, 286724/901120 files 2210364/3584000 blocks
_(blink)

When switching on and stops.

How to fix the error?
HDD 1Tb, ASROCK H110 PRO BTC+, 13 GPU.
When reinstalling after a couple of reboots it stops to log in and writes this error.

I noticed, this error 400 MB is occupied, instead of 3.9 GB on the HDD.

stef_stef

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Quote from: wi$em@n on October 28, 2017, 10:38:34 AM

Quote from: stef_stef on October 28, 2017, 10:31:02 AM

Someone to let me know why I am greeted with this screen?

Had some problems with OS crashing, and got this screen.

Cause I couldn't care less to resolve the issue, I made anther usb (version 19), and again... Miner crashes, PC restarts and I cannot login. Tried using miner1, password, admin, root and a blank password, but nothing works.

Look at the page 246, SSH to your rig and:
$ sudo dpkg --configure -a
$ sudo reboot

I was making another usb while I posted this yesterday, so I did not get to try the command.

Anyways, I got the same screen again today, and I am now trying to execute the commands, but I am having some problems.

I open putty, enter the the IP address (port is 22 by default) and nothing happens. I get a "network connection error" from putty. SSH is enabled in the 1bash file. What should I do?

Lastly, why do I get that screen?

EDIT: I am not able to ping it too. I get "request timed out"

leenoox

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Quote from: Stubo on October 29, 2017, 11:38:03 AM

Quote from: WaveFront on October 29, 2017, 11:28:04 AM

Hi Stubo, Papampi and Kk03,
Just checked with GPU-Z and all my GPUs (all GTX 1060 6Gb) have Micron memory. :-/
I am tempted to return the GPUs in the hope that they will send me few with Samsung memory, but I am reading that for newer 1060 Micron is now the norm as Samsung moved their foundries to more profitable memory chip.
In other words returning the cards might be a futile exercise and the best approach is to bite the bullet and live with it.

One thing you may want to try before returning them is mining on Windows using AfterBurner to set your OC settings. This is a bit more straightforward that configuring and troubleshooting nvOC, IMO. Once you establish a good baseline there, the powerlevel and GPU OC should translate directly to nvOC while the memory OC should work as well - although I have been getting away with an nvOC memory OC number that is ~180% of the one I use on Windows.

Hope this helps.

The memory OC in linux is twice the amount of that under windows. So, if you were able to OC the memory +700 under windows, you should set it to +1400 under linux.

The core clock is same under windows and linux.

The power limit is set in percentage under windows but under linux is set in watts. Be careful when setting this.

leenoox

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Quote from: woodl1 on October 29, 2017, 07:00:42 AM

Hi again, fullzero and all

I've got a question for you. Some of my rigs now have a problem booting from USB stick. I have many different sticks but after a month or two of normal booting some of them started to fail on booting process, I/O errors etc... I understand that this is a quality problem in most cases, but also I think it's the usecase problem. So now I'm thinking of nvOC/rxOC mod that could do network booting to completely exclude this kind of issues while using these distros. The question is - have someone tried to boot nvOC from network? If yes, please share your experience to us!

USB sticks were not designed to work as hard drives. Yes, you can use them for a while but then you will start experiencing issues like this. USB stick's memory cells can be overwritten 1000-5000 times before they give up completely or lock in read-only mode.

I know it is nice to have logging enabled for miners, for screen using the "L" option (screenlog.0), for the new web-stats feature but consider that all those generated logs are killing the USB stick. Not to forget that the linux OS is also logging a lot of things in the background.

If you want your USB stick to last longer disable as much of the logging as possible. Especially don't turn on screen logging.

If you really want the logs on and headaches off, consider switching to SSD. You invested thousands of dollars in your mining rig, $30 or $40 more for SSD wouldn't break the bank.

Stubo

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Quote from: WaveFront on October 29, 2017, 11:28:04 AM

Hi Stubo, Papampi and Kk03,
Just checked with GPU-Z and all my GPUs (all GTX 1060 6Gb) have Micron memory. :-/
I am tempted to return the GPUs in the hope that they will send me few with Samsung memory, but I am reading that for newer 1060 Micron is now the norm as Samsung moved their foundries to more profitable memory chip.
In other words returning the cards might be a futile exercise and the best approach is to bite the bullet and live with it.

One thing you may want to try before returning them is mining on Windows using AfterBurner to set your OC settings. This is a bit more straightforward that configuring and troubleshooting nvOC, IMO. Once you establish a good baseline there, the powerlevel and GPU OC should translate directly to nvOC while the memory OC should work as well - although I have been getting away with an nvOC memory OC number that is ~180% of the one I use on Windows.

Hope this helps.

kk003

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Quote from: WaveFront on October 29, 2017, 11:28:04 AM

Quote from: kk003 on October 29, 2017, 04:36:41 AM

Quote from: papampi on October 29, 2017, 03:24:20 AM

Quote from: WaveFront on October 29, 2017, 03:11:17 AM

Quote from: WaveFront on October 28, 2017, 09:53:25 PM

Quote from: kk003 on October 28, 2017, 07:56:48 PM

Quote from: Stubo on October 28, 2017, 04:30:57 PM

Quote from: WaveFront on October 28, 2017, 04:13:36 PM

Quote

So you could lower the threshold (I am just throwing it out there) or better yet, figure out why one GPU is not performing like the others. What are your GPUs and are all they all identical?

They are all GTX 1060, although from different manufacturers and versions. 2 with double fan and 3 with sigle fan.
The errors are coming randomly for any of the cards. Not sure if it is normal or not

That doesn't sound normal. Unfortunately, I don't have any 1060's so I have no idea what the OC settings should be. In the meantime, just to keep mining with it how it is, you may want to disable the watchdog [in 1bash] which will keep restarting your miner as detects low GPU utilization. Hopefully somebody else can chime in and help you with the OC settings.

My 13 gpu rig 1060 3Gb OC (this runs on centos 7):
sudo nvidia-smi -pl 95
sudo nvidia-settings -a /GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1500
sudo nvidia-settings -a [gpu:8]/GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1400
and I don't touch the Graphics Clock here.

My rig 3 1060 + 2 970. The 1060 settings:
sudo nvidia-smi -pl 75
sudo nvidia-settings -a /GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1500
sudo nvidia-settings -a /GPUGraphicsClockOffset[3]=-100

in 1bash would be:

__CORE_OVERCLOCK_1=-100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK_1=1500

__CORE_OVERCLOCK_2=-100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK_2=1500

__CORE_OVERCLOCK_3=-100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK_3=1300

for gpus 1,2,3

mining ETC around 24000Mh/s per gpu. Temp goes around 58-65 ºC

Running time: 500 - 1000 hours

hope help as reference ;-)

It's quite interesting. Which driver version do you use?
My GPU are all GTX 1060 6Gb, and in 1bash the setups are:

POWERLIMIT_WATTS=80
__CORE_OVERCLOCK=100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK=1050

I cannot get anywhere close to your settings. When the memory overclock get over 1150 I start to have crashes every 15 seconds or so.
Unless it is a driver version problem I cannot see where the problem with my setup is.

I just read that not all memory behaves the same way and that I might have non Samsung memory on my GPUs.
Is there an easy way to check for memory manufacturer on the GPUs from ubuntu?

Nope, only on windows with gpuz

Driver Version: 384.59 and 384.90
my cards have Samsung memory

Hi Stubo, Papampi and Kk03,
Just checked with GPU-Z and all my GPUs (all GTX 1060 6Gb) have Micron memory. :-/
I am tempted to return the GPUs in the hope that they will send me few with Samsung memory, but I am reading that for newer 1060 Micron is now the norm as Samsung moved their foundries to more profitable memory chip.
In other words returning the cards might be a futile exercise and the best approach is to bite the bullet and live with it.

It's a pity but it seems that this is how it works since about 3 months at least

WaveFront

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Quote from: kk003 on October 29, 2017, 04:36:41 AM

Quote from: papampi on October 29, 2017, 03:24:20 AM

Quote from: WaveFront on October 29, 2017, 03:11:17 AM

Quote from: WaveFront on October 28, 2017, 09:53:25 PM

Quote from: kk003 on October 28, 2017, 07:56:48 PM

Quote from: Stubo on October 28, 2017, 04:30:57 PM

Quote from: WaveFront on October 28, 2017, 04:13:36 PM

Quote

So you could lower the threshold (I am just throwing it out there) or better yet, figure out why one GPU is not performing like the others. What are your GPUs and are all they all identical?

They are all GTX 1060, although from different manufacturers and versions. 2 with double fan and 3 with sigle fan.
The errors are coming randomly for any of the cards. Not sure if it is normal or not

That doesn't sound normal. Unfortunately, I don't have any 1060's so I have no idea what the OC settings should be. In the meantime, just to keep mining with it how it is, you may want to disable the watchdog [in 1bash] which will keep restarting your miner as detects low GPU utilization. Hopefully somebody else can chime in and help you with the OC settings.

My 13 gpu rig 1060 3Gb OC (this runs on centos 7):
sudo nvidia-smi -pl 95
sudo nvidia-settings -a /GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1500
sudo nvidia-settings -a [gpu:8]/GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1400
and I don't touch the Graphics Clock here.

My rig 3 1060 + 2 970. The 1060 settings:
sudo nvidia-smi -pl 75
sudo nvidia-settings -a /GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1500
sudo nvidia-settings -a /GPUGraphicsClockOffset[3]=-100

in 1bash would be:

__CORE_OVERCLOCK_1=-100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK_1=1500

__CORE_OVERCLOCK_2=-100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK_2=1500

__CORE_OVERCLOCK_3=-100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK_3=1300

for gpus 1,2,3

mining ETC around 24000Mh/s per gpu. Temp goes around 58-65 ºC

Running time: 500 - 1000 hours

hope help as reference ;-)

It's quite interesting. Which driver version do you use?
My GPU are all GTX 1060 6Gb, and in 1bash the setups are:

POWERLIMIT_WATTS=80
__CORE_OVERCLOCK=100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK=1050

I cannot get anywhere close to your settings. When the memory overclock get over 1150 I start to have crashes every 15 seconds or so.
Unless it is a driver version problem I cannot see where the problem with my setup is.

I just read that not all memory behaves the same way and that I might have non Samsung memory on my GPUs.
Is there an easy way to check for memory manufacturer on the GPUs from ubuntu?

Nope, only on windows with gpuz

Driver Version: 384.59 and 384.90
my cards have Samsung memory

Hi Stubo, Papampi and Kk03,
Just checked with GPU-Z and all my GPUs (all GTX 1060 6Gb) have Micron memory. :-/
I am tempted to return the GPUs in the hope that they will send me few with Samsung memory, but I am reading that for newer 1060 Micron is now the norm as Samsung moved their foundries to more profitable memory chip.
In other words returning the cards might be a futile exercise and the best approach is to bite the bullet and live with it.

Sonax

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Hello! I have error:

Code:

/dev/sda2: clean, 286724/901120 files 2210364/3584000 blocks
_(blink)

When switching on and stops.

How to fix the error?
HDD 1Tb, ASROCK H110 PRO BTC+, 13 GPU.
When reinstalling after a couple of reboots it stops to log in and writes this error.

Nexillus

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Good morning,

Had a weird issue just show up of the rig internet disconnecting as soon as the script restarts and I have to physically go to it to get the internet connection restored. I saw in the notes about the USB nic with some newer versions but this only happens when the 1bash is activated from Terminal and only after I updated to 19-1.3

cryptobadger666

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ok.. so my usb stick gets corrupted about once a day now.. my mining rig already has a m.2 ssd i originally had windows on. i would like to install NVOC on the ssd, however my other computer only has 1 m.2 slot which it boots from, so im trying to think of a way to install this OS.. the normal way of installing this with raw hdd copy would wipe the os thats completing the copy on the miner, is there a method of installing beside windows on the same drive in a different partition? and dual booting? or is there a way to install this OS on my usb, then running a install like ubuntu does from a live session? im really wishing i had a sata ssd on this rig. trying to find a work around is driving me nuts.

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Quote from: pantalyra on October 29, 2017, 09:51:46 AM

Quote from: sergixc on October 29, 2017, 09:32:35 AM

Quote from: papampi on October 29, 2017, 08:44:22 AM

Quote from: sergixc on October 29, 2017, 08:30:29 AM

Hello

ZM_Miner gives 350Sol/s but EWBF gives 560 Sol/s on my 1080

That seems to me happening only on my Asus b250 mining expert MoBo with 13 GPU installed, other boards (Asus Prime Z270-A with 9 GPU and old Gigabyte with 5 GPU) are ok.

Is it a bug in ZM?

Thank you

Better ask in dstm page
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-dstms-zcash-equihash-nvidia-miner-v062-linux-windows-2021765

I think its not just about DSTM, I tested right now system following way:
1. when I leave just 10 asus strix 1080 in asus b250 mining expert - it works like a charm: load average is around 3
2. when I put 11 same card, load average goes up to 15
3. when I put 13 same card, load average goes up to 100 and everything is crazy slow...
I have latest version of nvoc 19-1.3
Any suggestions?

Thank you in advance!

Had a similar issue once. I needed a better CPU. I was using a super cheap CPU and needed more PCIE express lanes for all the cards to function properly.

Better to know for sure before buying one more CPU )) Yes, I have super cheap G3930 CPU.
Can anybody proove it, please?
Thank you in advance!

pantalyra

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Quote from: sergixc on October 29, 2017, 09:32:35 AM

Quote from: papampi on October 29, 2017, 08:44:22 AM

Quote from: sergixc on October 29, 2017, 08:30:29 AM

Hello

ZM_Miner gives 350Sol/s but EWBF gives 560 Sol/s on my 1080

That seems to me happening only on my Asus b250 mining expert MoBo with 13 GPU installed, other boards (Asus Prime Z270-A with 9 GPU and old Gigabyte with 5 GPU) are ok.

Is it a bug in ZM?

Thank you

Better ask in dstm page
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-dstms-zcash-equihash-nvidia-miner-v062-linux-windows-2021765

I think its not just about DSTM, I tested right now system following way:
1. when I leave just 10 asus strix 1080 in asus b250 mining expert - it works like a charm: load average is around 3
2. when I put 11 same card, load average goes up to 15
3. when I put 13 same card, load average goes up to 100 and everything is crazy slow...
I have latest version of nvoc 19-1.3
Any suggestions?

Thank you in advance!

Had a similar issue once. I needed a better CPU. I was using a super cheap CPU and needed more PCIE express lanes for all the cards to function properly.

sergixc

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Quote from: papampi on October 29, 2017, 08:44:22 AM

Quote from: sergixc on October 29, 2017, 08:30:29 AM

Hello

ZM_Miner gives 350Sol/s but EWBF gives 560 Sol/s on my 1080

That seems to me happening only on my Asus b250 mining expert MoBo with 13 GPU installed, other boards (Asus Prime Z270-A with 9 GPU and old Gigabyte with 5 GPU) are ok.

Is it a bug in ZM?

Thank you

Better ask in dstm page
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-dstms-zcash-equihash-nvidia-miner-v062-linux-windows-2021765

I think its not just about DSTM, I tested right now system following way:
1. when I leave just 10 asus strix 1080 in asus b250 mining expert - it works like a charm: load average is around 3
2. when I put 11 same card, load average goes up to 15
3. when I put 13 same card, load average goes up to 100 and everything is crazy slow...
I have latest version of nvoc 19-1.3
Any suggestions?

Thank you in advance!

kk003

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Quote from: papampi on October 29, 2017, 07:52:38 AM

Quote from: kk003 on October 28, 2017, 07:56:48 PM

Quote from: Stubo on October 28, 2017, 04:30:57 PM

Quote from: WaveFront on October 28, 2017, 04:13:36 PM

Quote

So you could lower the threshold (I am just throwing it out there) or better yet, figure out why one GPU is not performing like the others. What are your GPUs and are all they all identical?

They are all GTX 1060, although from different manufacturers and versions. 2 with double fan and 3 with sigle fan.
The errors are coming randomly for any of the cards. Not sure if it is normal or not

That doesn't sound normal. Unfortunately, I don't have any 1060's so I have no idea what the OC settings should be. In the meantime, just to keep mining with it how it is, you may want to disable the watchdog [in 1bash] which will keep restarting your miner as detects low GPU utilization. Hopefully somebody else can chime in and help you with the OC settings.

My 13 gpu rig 1060 3Gb OC (this runs on centos 7):
sudo nvidia-smi -pl 95
sudo nvidia-settings -a /GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1500
sudo nvidia-settings -a [gpu:8]/GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1400
and I don't touch the Graphics Clock here.

My rig 3 1060 + 2 970. The 1060 settings:
sudo nvidia-smi -pl 75
sudo nvidia-settings -a /GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1500
sudo nvidia-settings -a /GPUGraphicsClockOffset[3]=-100

in 1bash would be:

__CORE_OVERCLOCK_1=-100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK_1=1500

__CORE_OVERCLOCK_2=-100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK_2=1500

__CORE_OVERCLOCK_3=-100
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK_3=1300

for gpus 1,2,3

mining ETC around 24000Mh/s per gpu. Temp goes around 58-65 ºC

Running time: 500 - 1000 hours

hope help as reference ;-)

1060 3Gb has same hash rate as 6 Gb on both equihash and ethash?
Is it even possible to mine eth with 3 Gb?

I have a evga 1060 6Gb on windows with hashrate 24.400Mhs MC 1700, CC 0 + 2 1060 3Gb MC 1400 CC 0 gives 23.750Mh/s using claymore and mining ETC.
I have noticed 6gb cards go easy on OC (usually)

Mining equihash on a 13 1060 3Gb rig = 3300 h/s but I know I should have 3500 h/s. Think high load average is causing this and may be a poorly optimize OC but usually runs stable for weeks, so i'm happy with it.
ETC gives me 305-310 Mh/s on same rig .

I have been mining ETH about a month ago with 3Gb cards, I do not know if it is now possible or not

papampi

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Linux FOREVER! Resistance is futile!!!

Quote from: sergixc on October 29, 2017, 08:30:29 AM

Hello

ZM_Miner gives 350Sol/s but EWBF gives 560 Sol/s on my 1080

That seems to me happening only on my Asus b250 mining expert MoBo with 13 GPU installed, other boards (Asus Prime Z270-A with 9 GPU and old Gigabyte with 5 GPU) are ok.

Is it a bug in ZM?

Thank you

Better ask in dstm page
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-dstms-zcash-equihash-nvidia-miner-v062-linux-windows-2021765

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