Topic: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Manage Your GPU farm the easy way! (30 days free) - page 444. (Read 835481 times)

I think your public IP address (NOT your rig IP) is required to do this.

As long as you are in same domain/network where your rig mining..... just launch browser and google "whatsmyip"

Edit: is this is dwarfpool ? If yes, they waiving fees until June 4th because of some payment delays/issues...

Hover your mouse over the rig name and the ip is in that box.

Just keep in mind generally if you reduce the payout below 1 eth they (the pool) take a fee

How can I withdraw my ETH balance to Bittrex? It doesn't transfer automatically? It says that I have to enter an IP? How to see that IP on your OS?

https://i.imgur.com/pNMpIji.png

Guys, its isnt that its not recommended
I just recommend only miners with custom config thats it
Those pre defined miners were first when the system was alpha but i would rather give full controll for users than entering dummy wallet address of sia and eth

I do not know either. But I believe that the currency has very good potential.

It worked very well now. Thank you so much. You saved my production!
My hero!

Why not get BTC upfront when you send your hash for Sia hash rental at

stratum+tcp://sia.usa.nicehash.com:3360 ??

Unless you are collecting Sia coins and not interested in BTC (1 BTC = USD$2437).... 

I am having the same problem with my Xfx rx470.

My Saphire Nitro does not lose Hashrate by dual mining.

I'm sad too.

Hi,

I'm mining ETH only (claymore-eth-v9.4) at the moment.
When I try to mine in dual mode, the hashrate drops in a strange way.

I use these settings:
-wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008 -ewal $walletETH/$rigName -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -mport -3333 -dpool stratum+tcp://dcr.suprnova.cc:3252 -dwal name.rigname -dpsw x

Rig 1: 4x RX470 (same cards) Asus STRIX-RX470-4G-GAMING
Rig 2: 6x RX480 (2 flavors of cards)

ETH only hashrates:
Rig 1: 107MH/s
Rig 2: 170MH/s

When I use ETH+DCR:
Rig 1: 50 to 60MH/s (18+18+9+13) and 1100MH/s
Rig 2: 160MH/s and 4750MH/s

So, rig 2 is stable, but rig 1 does strange things!!!
How to fix this?
Themps are all below 65°C

regards,
Eric

Hi,

I got problem that 2 of my card stop to mine:

65 65 64 511 511℃
61 36 64 100 100%

Anyone got similar problem and how to resolve it? I already changed risers and that doesnt helped.

Ouch, all my rigs has just reboot with no reason, I've don't touch anything
Is there any update ?

I need manualy reboot three of them

Thank you very much! Sia hashrate more than doubled. Unfortunately, 2 of my 7 rigs could not handle it and went offline  

EDIT: I suspect it might be because of high temperature (installing new cooling on Saturday).
-dpsw x parameter seems to be useless
I replaced it by -ttdcr 70 which should throttle Sia mining when temperature is over 70 degrees.

This is what I'm trying right now:

Wow... that appears to be wrong now too, not sure how, but I pasted that into the 8.1 version instead of the 9.4...

This is what I have working in the 9.4 currently:


...and the Sia ir running at double the hashrate?!

Hello,

Mining freshman here, first of all thank you Tytanick. Your software is phenomenal.

Second, I am having some trouble. Here is my setup. I have four rigs. All identical, all with the same problem.

MSI z170a pro gaming carbon
Intel Pentium Processor
Kingston 4gb Ram
1000 Corsair PSU
6 Sapphire Nitro RX480 4gb (Mixture of Elpida, Hynix and Samsung)
6 of Mintcells Blue Powered USB Risers.
Modified 4U server case

When I plug in 5 GPUs they work great on both windows and simplemining. However when I plug in the 6th GPU a random GPU will give a "WATCHDOG: GPU # hangs in OpenCL call, exit." And restart the rig. Sometimes the rig will last 60-72 hours and sometimes barely make it 30 seconds before rebooting. (-r 1 is set up)

To be clear. They are bone stock. No overclocking. Any 5 of the 6 will work perfectly as 5.

Here is what I have tried but to no avail.

Replaced the GPU. (Then a different one stopped working, did this with four working GPUs.)
Replaced the motherboard
Swapped out one, then two, then ALL the risers.
Changed the setup from a 1000w PSU to a Corsair 1200W PSU
Changed the processor from Pentium to i3
Updated to the latest Z170a bios from MSI
Downgraded from the latest bios to an earlier Z170a bios
Test -gesr 2 from Claymore and -eser.
Gave the errant GPUs a little higher power stage.
Lowered the Powerstage to ease off the PSU.

I assume that I am looking at the problem in the face but I'm too ignorant to notice it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you,

You are right, a port # is required (9980). Not sure why it worked for me earlier. Here is what I am using now:

Yes, and an external server to remote manage / reboot the machine. It is a nice system when it works.

What's the benefit of SimpleMining over installing Xubuntu, Ethereum, and Claymore individually? Looks like there were some major issues with Simpleminer judging by the thread comments today. Is Simplemining just all that stuff on one image already?

I think so. Just try it... you will know if it works or not in about 20 seconds

You can set that in the BIOS. Search for something like restore on AC loss and set it to always on or last state.