Topic: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Manage Your GPU farm the easy way! (30 days free) - page 146. (Read 835856 times)
June 06, 2018, 10:25:14 PM
Can I place amd more nvidia in the same rig?
June 06, 2018, 07:08:00 PM
hello everybody, anyone knows why my rigs shut down continuously?
https://ibb.co/ge0p58
I am using SMOS in my rigs. In some cases the rigs shut down up to 50 times in under 24 hours. The motherboard's bios is set up to restart the rig once it looses power to the last state, meaning the rigs loop in a shut down/restart cycle that can go on for a while, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Hardware=
GPU: 6 x "XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition"
CPU: intel i3 8100
Motherboard: "gigabyte Z370 HD"
It worth notice that upon a lot or rigs with the same exact hardware in the same room, as you can see in the picture, the shut-down/restart process occurs from 2 to 48 times in less than a day. From what I know the rigs shouldn't shut down at all in normal condition. So, something is wrong. I don't know which should be the average rate for 24 hours per rig, if any.
I am using claymore-eth-v11.0 whit the following options: -wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008 -ewal $walletETH/$rigName -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -asm 1 -mport 127.0.0.1:3333
Considerations:
1- The temperature could somehow trigger the process. The heat sensor could shut down the machine, the bios reboot the machine, the sensor still over the temperature threshold and shuts down again and so on. Sometimes after the cool down the vicious cycle continues though and sometimes the temperature doesn't justify the process.
2- When I detach all the raiser cables from the motherboard and unplug all the power cables from the PSU to the raisers and to the GPUs, the problem immediately stops and the rig doesn't shut down anymore. But of course, this is not a solution. Anyway this make me think the problem does not rely on the motherboard, CPU or RAM.
3- It could be that the raisers are damaged in some ways that I don't know, but the extent of the problem is so huge that I suppose it just couldn't be the case. Besides, I purchased them from at least 4 different vendors in amazon with good overall reviews.
4- It happens with both NVIDIA and AMD graphic cards.
5- My bios settings:
_Vtd: Disabled
_4g encoding: enabled
_power restore: "memory"
_internal graphic: disabled
the rest is on bios default mode
Questions:
1- What the hell am I doing wrong? I know people here seems to know a lot so help me out brothers!
2- How much is a normal shut down rate per day per rig? 0? 1? 10?
To all the brothers out there, I ask for help
https://ibb.co/ge0p58
I am using SMOS in my rigs. In some cases the rigs shut down up to 50 times in under 24 hours. The motherboard's bios is set up to restart the rig once it looses power to the last state, meaning the rigs loop in a shut down/restart cycle that can go on for a while, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Hardware=
GPU: 6 x "XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition"
CPU: intel i3 8100
Motherboard: "gigabyte Z370 HD"
It worth notice that upon a lot or rigs with the same exact hardware in the same room, as you can see in the picture, the shut-down/restart process occurs from 2 to 48 times in less than a day. From what I know the rigs shouldn't shut down at all in normal condition. So, something is wrong. I don't know which should be the average rate for 24 hours per rig, if any.
I am using claymore-eth-v11.0 whit the following options: -wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008 -ewal $walletETH/$rigName -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -asm 1 -mport 127.0.0.1:3333
Considerations:
1- The temperature could somehow trigger the process. The heat sensor could shut down the machine, the bios reboot the machine, the sensor still over the temperature threshold and shuts down again and so on. Sometimes after the cool down the vicious cycle continues though and sometimes the temperature doesn't justify the process.
2- When I detach all the raiser cables from the motherboard and unplug all the power cables from the PSU to the raisers and to the GPUs, the problem immediately stops and the rig doesn't shut down anymore. But of course, this is not a solution. Anyway this make me think the problem does not rely on the motherboard, CPU or RAM.
3- It could be that the raisers are damaged in some ways that I don't know, but the extent of the problem is so huge that I suppose it just couldn't be the case. Besides, I purchased them from at least 4 different vendors in amazon with good overall reviews.
4- It happens with both NVIDIA and AMD graphic cards.
5- My bios settings:
_Vtd: Disabled
_4g encoding: enabled
_power restore: "memory"
_internal graphic: disabled
the rest is on bios default mode
Questions:
1- What the hell am I doing wrong? I know people here seems to know a lot so help me out brothers!
2- How much is a normal shut down rate per day per rig? 0? 1? 10?
To all the brothers out there, I ask for help
If anyone can help I can provide a reward of 0.5 ethereum as long as it is effective. If interested please send me a pvt message
- Why do you have internal graphics card disabled? I use the internal graphics cards to monitor to rig. I'd enable that. Don't plug a monitor into your mining cards unless absolutely necessary.
- Did you bios mod your cards?
- I'd pull out all cards except one and start adding once you have 1 card running stable for a few hours.
- Disable any overclocks. Your overclock could be at fault.
June 06, 2018, 03:45:26 AM
Have 3 rigs.
Worked flawless for a 1 month.
Last week on 2 rigs on of the GPU crashes to the 0 mhz, and rig freezing.
All GPUs - rx 570 ROG
Worked flawless for a 1 month.
Last week on 2 rigs on of the GPU crashes to the 0 mhz, and rig freezing.
All GPUs - rx 570 ROG
June 06, 2018, 03:42:18 AM
is there a method of profit switching - even if only based on the nicehash API profitability data?
Several solutions like awesomeminer can do this in a Windows environment.
So does, Nemosminer and Sniffdogminer.
Alternatively, on the SMOS Linux platform, the miner apps pointed to MPH or NH, technically answers your question
Hi,
Profitabiliy switched is based on one algorithm or multiple algorithm in Nice Hash.
If it is multiple algorithm can i have the script please.
If it is single algorithm i am using Mining pool hub for this.
Is Mining pool hub is best for single algorithm?
June 06, 2018, 02:33:30 AM
hello everybody, anyone knows why my rigs shut down continuously?
https://ibb.co/ge0p58
I am using SMOS in my rigs. In some cases the rigs shut down up to 50 times in under 24 hours. The motherboard's bios is set up to restart the rig once it looses power to the last state, meaning the rigs loop in a shut down/restart cycle that can go on for a while, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Hardware=
GPU: 6 x "XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition"
CPU: intel i3 8100
Motherboard: "gigabyte Z370 HD"
It worth notice that upon a lot or rigs with the same exact hardware in the same room, as you can see in the picture, the shut-down/restart process occurs from 2 to 48 times in less than a day. From what I know the rigs shouldn't shut down at all in normal condition. So, something is wrong. I don't know which should be the average rate for 24 hours per rig, if any.
I am using claymore-eth-v11.0 whit the following options: -wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008 -ewal $walletETH/$rigName -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -asm 1 -mport 127.0.0.1:3333
Considerations:
1- The temperature could somehow trigger the process. The heat sensor could shut down the machine, the bios reboot the machine, the sensor still over the temperature threshold and shuts down again and so on. Sometimes after the cool down the vicious cycle continues though and sometimes the temperature doesn't justify the process.
2- When I detach all the raiser cables from the motherboard and unplug all the power cables from the PSU to the raisers and to the GPUs, the problem immediately stops and the rig doesn't shut down anymore. But of course, this is not a solution. Anyway this make me think the problem does not rely on the motherboard, CPU or RAM.
3- It could be that the raisers are damaged in some ways that I don't know, but the extent of the problem is so huge that I suppose it just couldn't be the case. Besides, I purchased them from at least 4 different vendors in amazon with good overall reviews.
4- It happens with both NVIDIA and AMD graphic cards.
5- My bios settings:
_Vtd: Disabled
_4g encoding: enabled
_power restore: "memory"
_internal graphic: disabled
the rest is on bios default mode
Questions:
1- What the hell am I doing wrong? I know people here seems to know a lot so help me out brothers!
2- How much is a normal shut down rate per day per rig? 0? 1? 10?
To all the brothers out there, I ask for help
https://ibb.co/ge0p58
I am using SMOS in my rigs. In some cases the rigs shut down up to 50 times in under 24 hours. The motherboard's bios is set up to restart the rig once it looses power to the last state, meaning the rigs loop in a shut down/restart cycle that can go on for a while, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Hardware=
GPU: 6 x "XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition"
CPU: intel i3 8100
Motherboard: "gigabyte Z370 HD"
It worth notice that upon a lot or rigs with the same exact hardware in the same room, as you can see in the picture, the shut-down/restart process occurs from 2 to 48 times in less than a day. From what I know the rigs shouldn't shut down at all in normal condition. So, something is wrong. I don't know which should be the average rate for 24 hours per rig, if any.
I am using claymore-eth-v11.0 whit the following options: -wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008 -ewal $walletETH/$rigName -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -asm 1 -mport 127.0.0.1:3333
Considerations:
1- The temperature could somehow trigger the process. The heat sensor could shut down the machine, the bios reboot the machine, the sensor still over the temperature threshold and shuts down again and so on. Sometimes after the cool down the vicious cycle continues though and sometimes the temperature doesn't justify the process.
2- When I detach all the raiser cables from the motherboard and unplug all the power cables from the PSU to the raisers and to the GPUs, the problem immediately stops and the rig doesn't shut down anymore. But of course, this is not a solution. Anyway this make me think the problem does not rely on the motherboard, CPU or RAM.
3- It could be that the raisers are damaged in some ways that I don't know, but the extent of the problem is so huge that I suppose it just couldn't be the case. Besides, I purchased them from at least 4 different vendors in amazon with good overall reviews.
4- It happens with both NVIDIA and AMD graphic cards.
5- My bios settings:
_Vtd: Disabled
_4g encoding: enabled
_power restore: "memory"
_internal graphic: disabled
the rest is on bios default mode
Questions:
1- What the hell am I doing wrong? I know people here seems to know a lot so help me out brothers!
2- How much is a normal shut down rate per day per rig? 0? 1? 10?
To all the brothers out there, I ask for help
If anyone can help I can provide a reward of 0.5 ethereum as long as it is effective. If interested please send me a pvt message
June 06, 2018, 02:03:39 AM
hello everybody, anyone knows why my rigs shut down continuously?
https://ibb.co/ge0p58
I am using SMOS in my rigs. In some cases the rigs shut down up to 50 times in under 24 hours. The motherboard's bios is set up to restart the rig once it looses power to the last state, meaning the rigs loop in a shut down/restart cycle that can go on for a while, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Hardware=
GPU: 6 x "XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition"
CPU: intel i3 8100
Motherboard: "gigabyte Z370 HD"
It worth notice that upon a lot or rigs with the same exact hardware in the same room, as you can see in the picture, the shut-down/restart process occurs from 2 to 48 times in less than a day. From what I know the rigs shouldn't shut down at all in normal condition. So, something is wrong. I don't know which should be the average rate for 24 hours per rig, if any.
I am using claymore-eth-v11.0 whit the following options: -wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008 -ewal $walletETH/$rigName -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -asm 1 -mport 127.0.0.1:3333
Considerations:
1- The temperature could somehow trigger the process. The heat sensor could shut down the machine, the bios reboot the machine, the sensor still over the temperature threshold and shuts down again and so on. Sometimes after the cool down the vicious cycle continues though and sometimes the temperature doesn't justify the process.
2- When I detach all the raiser cables from the motherboard and unplug all the power cables from the PSU to the raisers and to the GPUs, the problem immediately stops and the rig doesn't shut down anymore. But of course, this is not a solution. Anyway this make me think the problem does not rely on the motherboard, CPU or RAM.
3- It could be that the raisers are damaged in some ways that I don't know, but the extent of the problem is so huge that I suppose it just couldn't be the case. Besides, I purchased them from at least 4 different vendors in amazon with good overall reviews.
4- It happens with both NVIDIA and AMD graphic cards.
5- My bios settings:
_Vtd: Disabled
_4g encoding: enabled
_power restore: "memory"
_internal graphic: disabled
the rest is on bios default mode
Questions:
1- What the hell am I doing wrong? I know people here seems to know a lot so help me out brothers!
2- How much is a normal shut down rate per day per rig? 0? 1? 10?
To all the brothers out there, I ask for help
https://ibb.co/ge0p58
I am using SMOS in my rigs. In some cases the rigs shut down up to 50 times in under 24 hours. The motherboard's bios is set up to restart the rig once it looses power to the last state, meaning the rigs loop in a shut down/restart cycle that can go on for a while, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Hardware=
GPU: 6 x "XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition"
CPU: intel i3 8100
Motherboard: "gigabyte Z370 HD"
It worth notice that upon a lot or rigs with the same exact hardware in the same room, as you can see in the picture, the shut-down/restart process occurs from 2 to 48 times in less than a day. From what I know the rigs shouldn't shut down at all in normal condition. So, something is wrong. I don't know which should be the average rate for 24 hours per rig, if any.
I am using claymore-eth-v11.0 whit the following options: -wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008 -ewal $walletETH/$rigName -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -asm 1 -mport 127.0.0.1:3333
Considerations:
1- The temperature could somehow trigger the process. The heat sensor could shut down the machine, the bios reboot the machine, the sensor still over the temperature threshold and shuts down again and so on. Sometimes after the cool down the vicious cycle continues though and sometimes the temperature doesn't justify the process.
2- When I detach all the raiser cables from the motherboard and unplug all the power cables from the PSU to the raisers and to the GPUs, the problem immediately stops and the rig doesn't shut down anymore. But of course, this is not a solution. Anyway this make me think the problem does not rely on the motherboard, CPU or RAM.
3- It could be that the raisers are damaged in some ways that I don't know, but the extent of the problem is so huge that I suppose it just couldn't be the case. Besides, I purchased them from at least 4 different vendors in amazon with good overall reviews.
4- It happens with both NVIDIA and AMD graphic cards.
5- My bios settings:
_Vtd: Disabled
_4g encoding: enabled
_power restore: "memory"
_internal graphic: disabled
the rest is on bios default mode
Questions:
1- What the hell am I doing wrong? I know people here seems to know a lot so help me out brothers!
2- How much is a normal shut down rate per day per rig? 0? 1? 10?
To all the brothers out there, I ask for help
If anyone can help I can provide a reward of 0.5 ethereum as long as it is effective. If interested please send me a pvt message
June 06, 2018, 02:02:13 AM
hello everybody, anyone knows why my rigs shut down continuously?
....
1- What the hell am I doing wrong?
Shutting (power) down or rebooting?....
1- What the hell am I doing wrong?
Since you have -r 1 for claymore, what's in the terminal before claymore runs the reboot script (connecting with SSH is convenient way to have a small trackrecord of the last entries on the screen)?
Have you tried adding the risers+cards one by one (my suspicion is that one riser or one card is to blame)?
June 05, 2018, 09:17:43 PM
is there a method of profit switching - even if only based on the nicehash API profitability data?
Several solutions like awesomeminer can do this in a Windows environment.
So does, Nemosminer and Sniffdogminer.
Alternatively, on the SMOS Linux platform, the miner apps pointed to MPH or NH, technically answers your question
June 05, 2018, 04:58:02 PM
hello everybody, anyone knows why my rigs shut down continuously?
https://ibb.co/ge0p58
I am using SMOS in my rigs. In some cases the rigs shut down up to 50 times in under 24 hours. The motherboard's bios is set up to restart the rig once it looses power to the last state, meaning the rigs loop in a shut down/restart cycle that can go on for a while, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Hardware=
GPU: 6 x "XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition"
CPU: intel i3 8100
Motherboard: "gigabyte Z370 HD"
It worth notice that upon a lot or rigs with the same exact hardware in the same room, as you can see in the picture, the shut-down/restart process occurs from 2 to 48 times in less than a day. From what I know the rigs shouldn't shut down at all in normal condition. So, something is wrong. I don't know which should be the average rate for 24 hours per rig, if any.
I am using claymore-eth-v11.0 whit the following options: -wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008 -ewal $walletETH/$rigName -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -asm 1 -mport 127.0.0.1:3333
Considerations:
1- The temperature could somehow trigger the process. The heat sensor could shut down the machine, the bios reboot the machine, the sensor still over the temperature threshold and shuts down again and so on. Sometimes after the cool down the vicious cycle continues though and sometimes the temperature doesn't justify the process.
2- When I detach all the raiser cables from the motherboard and unplug all the power cables from the PSU to the raisers and to the GPUs, the problem immediately stops and the rig doesn't shut down anymore. But of course, this is not a solution. Anyway this make me think the problem does not rely on the motherboard, CPU or RAM.
3- It could be that the raisers are damaged in some ways that I don't know, but the extent of the problem is so huge that I suppose it just couldn't be the case. Besides, I purchased them from at least 4 different vendors in amazon with good overall reviews.
4- It happens with both NVIDIA and AMD graphic cards.
5- My bios settings:
_Vtd: Disabled
_4g encoding: enabled
_power restore: "memory"
_internal graphic: disabled
the rest is on bios default mode
Questions:
1- What the hell am I doing wrong? I know people here seems to know a lot so help me out brothers!
2- How much is a normal shut down rate per day per rig? 0? 1? 10?
To all the brothers out there, I ask for help
https://ibb.co/ge0p58
I am using SMOS in my rigs. In some cases the rigs shut down up to 50 times in under 24 hours. The motherboard's bios is set up to restart the rig once it looses power to the last state, meaning the rigs loop in a shut down/restart cycle that can go on for a while, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Hardware=
GPU: 6 x "XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition"
CPU: intel i3 8100
Motherboard: "gigabyte Z370 HD"
It worth notice that upon a lot or rigs with the same exact hardware in the same room, as you can see in the picture, the shut-down/restart process occurs from 2 to 48 times in less than a day. From what I know the rigs shouldn't shut down at all in normal condition. So, something is wrong. I don't know which should be the average rate for 24 hours per rig, if any.
I am using claymore-eth-v11.0 whit the following options: -wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008 -ewal $walletETH/$rigName -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -asm 1 -mport 127.0.0.1:3333
Considerations:
1- The temperature could somehow trigger the process. The heat sensor could shut down the machine, the bios reboot the machine, the sensor still over the temperature threshold and shuts down again and so on. Sometimes after the cool down the vicious cycle continues though and sometimes the temperature doesn't justify the process.
2- When I detach all the raiser cables from the motherboard and unplug all the power cables from the PSU to the raisers and to the GPUs, the problem immediately stops and the rig doesn't shut down anymore. But of course, this is not a solution. Anyway this make me think the problem does not rely on the motherboard, CPU or RAM.
3- It could be that the raisers are damaged in some ways that I don't know, but the extent of the problem is so huge that I suppose it just couldn't be the case. Besides, I purchased them from at least 4 different vendors in amazon with good overall reviews.
4- It happens with both NVIDIA and AMD graphic cards.
5- My bios settings:
_Vtd: Disabled
_4g encoding: enabled
_power restore: "memory"
_internal graphic: disabled
the rest is on bios default mode
Questions:
1- What the hell am I doing wrong? I know people here seems to know a lot so help me out brothers!
2- How much is a normal shut down rate per day per rig? 0? 1? 10?
To all the brothers out there, I ask for help
June 05, 2018, 04:33:30 PM
is there a method of profit switching - even if only based on the nicehash API profitability data?
June 05, 2018, 10:06:46 AM
Update - new miners
- added claymore-eth-v11.8
- added xmr-stak-v2.4.4
- added claymore-eth-v11.8
- added xmr-stak-v2.4.4
Can you add this miner pls?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tdxminer-lyra2zxzc-miner-for-amd-gpus-on-linux-3299496
And coolminer
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-coolminer-lyra2z-miner-for-nvidia-1080ti-375mhsmaxwellpascalvolta-4412370
June 04, 2018, 12:34:36 PM
Update - new miners
- added claymore-eth-v11.8
- added xmr-stak-v2.4.4
- added claymore-eth-v11.8
- added xmr-stak-v2.4.4
June 04, 2018, 07:48:18 AM
Hi. I have 2 rigs in 2 different locations and they rebooted 2 times today at the exact same time. Any ideas? Regards
June 03, 2018, 11:17:50 PM
Does anyone have any guidance on dual threading RX 570 8gb in smOS? Algo is Cryptonight Heavy.
June 03, 2018, 07:07:34 PM
Can we get ccminer-x64-2.2.5-cuda9.7z miner added? ASAP... Thanks
June 03, 2018, 04:11:16 PM
Has anyone here been able to get SMOS working with Nicehash Ethminer?
I've only been able to get it to work with Nicehash Claymore.
I've only been able to get it to work with Nicehash Claymore.
Use Claymore and set the ESM correct. For nicehash it is -esm 3
-esm [number] l Ethereum Stratum mode. 0 is default.
0 - eth-proxy mode (for example, dwarpool.com)
1 - qtminer mode (for example, ethpool.org)
2 - miner-proxy mode (for example, coinotron.com)
3 - nicehash mode.
June 03, 2018, 11:51:18 AM
lyra2z for amd would be so cool
June 02, 2018, 10:19:10 PM
Has anyone here been able to get SMOS working with Nicehash Ethminer?
I've only been able to get it to work with Nicehash Claymore.
I've only been able to get it to work with Nicehash Claymore.
June 02, 2018, 10:14:55 AM
hi guys,
Anyone else want to use Lyra2rev with AMD gpu?
I think we must have a good lyra2rev mining program on simplemining os
maybe we can use or add mkxminer: fast Lyra2rev2 miner for AMD GPUs (Vertcoin, MONA, VERGE, Galactrum)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.30593495
More and More coins are using this algo
Greetz
Anyone else want to use Lyra2rev with AMD gpu?
I think we must have a good lyra2rev mining program on simplemining os
maybe we can use or add mkxminer: fast Lyra2rev2 miner for AMD GPUs (Vertcoin, MONA, VERGE, Galactrum)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.30593495
More and More coins are using this algo
Greetz
June 01, 2018, 03:42:30 PM
What is the best miner for Lyra2z?
He hasn't added any Lra2z for AMD yet, and we definitely need the tdxminer as there are a few coins that are more than twice as profitable to mine than what is currently available to mine with simple miner.
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