Hi, Just thought you would like to know it does work with ZhashOS using Nvidia 348.111 driver.
Really like the UI report information. Sol rate was a little slower using the same O/C settings for EWBF.
I was seeing 35.5-36 Sol/s with 1070ti @ 104w, +240cc, +1290mc. I would normally see 36-42 Sol/s.
But I only ran it for a few minutes as it is late here.
I'll try to see if the app can allow a higher O/C bump tomorrow and let you know.
I think you are off to a really good start, but will need to get more optimization to be head on competitive.
Looking forward to your continued efforts!
Really like the UI report information. Sol rate was a little slower using the same O/C settings for EWBF.
I was seeing 35.5-36 Sol/s with 1070ti @ 104w, +240cc, +1290mc. I would normally see 36-42 Sol/s.
But I only ran it for a few minutes as it is late here.
I'll try to see if the app can allow a higher O/C bump tomorrow and let you know.
I think you are off to a really good start, but will need to get more optimization to be head on competitive.
Looking forward to your continued efforts!
Just wanted to give you a update on this post and to correct a error in it. I indicated that it worked with a 348.111 driver.
I have now corrected that post to show it is the 384.111 driver that it works with.
When I posted, it was late for me and I was pretty tired at the moment.
My sincere apologies for taking so long in recognizing the error.
I just discovered it now as I was viewing your website looking to see what version Cuda you are compiled with and noticed the 348.111 statement.
I sincerely hope this error has not caused you or anyone any difficulties. From what I can see here, no one has mentioned anything about it and it is very unlikely anyone would be using a driver that old for mining anyway.
So what version Cuda are you compiling with?
I am in the process of compiling/testing both 390.87 & 410.73 drivers and I now am seeing a slight Sol rate increase between a competitor's cuda 8.0 and cuda 9.1 versions.
So I wanted to let you know that if you are compiling with cuda 8.0, you may want to offer a cuda 9.1 or higher version as well.
This may be a piece of the puzzle in improving your Sol rate even further.
Hope this Helps
