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Topic: NiceHash Losing 50% Of Mining Hashrate Bug At Night ??? (Read 1924 times)

legendary
Activity: 2002
Merit: 1051
ICO? Not even once.
Maybe you have a malware that starts mining when you're AFK for a while, or maybe the miner slows down due to a bug, in which case you should use another miner or set up a system that restarts the miner periodically.

Use a software that monitors your GPU and CPU usage over night.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
First of all if you want more performance from your GPU- I see you have almost same as mine, I have GTX 1060 and 280 sol/s , you need to lower down your temperature. Download MSI Afterburner which is a free program and set the fan speed 75-80% the temp will go down to 68-70 degree celsius and you will see some improvement in your hash per wat and overall performance.

I am mining at Nicehash since April 5 and I have made about 42 USD so far with them with one card, but keeping the card not 24/7 only about 10 hours a day.

i think 75C for 970 is more then cool, i should start worrying if it reached 80C (the stock fan curve doesn't let the card go beyond 79C)
legendary
Activity: 910
Merit: 1000
First of all if you want more performance from your GPU- I see you have almost same as mine, I have GTX 1060 and 280 sol/s , you need to lower down your temperature. Download MSI Afterburner which is a free program and set the fan speed 75-80% the temp will go down to 68-70 degree celsius and you will see some improvement in your hash per wat and overall performance.

I am mining at Nicehash since April 5 and I have made about 42 USD so far with them with one card, but keeping the card not 24/7 only about 10 hours a day.
sr. member
Activity: 349
Merit: 250
As discussed try switching to EWBF's miner - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ewbfs-cuda-zcash-miner-1707546

Then try running it with the following command line or batch file:
Code:
miner.exe --server equihash.usa.nicehash.com --pec --user YOURBTCADDRESS.WORKERNAME --pass x --port 3357

At the very least it will probably get you more hashes anyways Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 1470
Merit: 1114
So i have been mining ZEC on NiceHash pool for a very long time without any problems and 2 days ago i started having some issues(only night time, when i sleep)with my hashrate, it drops 50%, like how is that even possible?

Heres an image proof:

You're looking at the wrong graph, it shows profitability, not hash rate. Try the Equihash graph.
You should be carfeul with your imflammatory accusations, especialy when, as a newbie, you
don't know what you're talking about.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Try switching to EWBF's miner or Nicehash's excavator.  Or just run the Nicehash multiminer app.

This is definately an issue on your end.  I've mined with nicehash for months with a lot larger machines with no issues.  You might change the title as Nicehash is not stealing anything from you.

ok i am losing hope, i dont know what is causing this slow drop in hashrate. weirdest shit i have ever seen.

i dunno, a user named jhenrikb with 970 is having a same problem.

seems to me that nicehash fucked something up for 970 users.
full member
Activity: 211
Merit: 100
Try switching to EWBF's miner or Nicehash's excavator.  Or just run the Nicehash multiminer app.

This is definately an issue on your end.  I've mined with nicehash for months with a lot larger machines with no issues.  You might change the title as Nicehash is not stealing anything from you.

ok i am losing hope, i dont know what is causing this slow drop in hashrate. weirdest shit i have ever seen.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
ok i am losing hope, i dont know what is causing this slow drop in hashrate. weirdest shit i have ever seen.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
okay it dropped again, so it seems that the miner slowly goes to 140sols/s but still uses same power of the gpu as it was for 270sols/s
something is really fishy here, i am reverting the nvidia driver installation that i did yesterday and see if it changes anything.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Maybe it is switching to another algo at night. You could try using you own zcash miner and pointing it to the nicehash pool.


i have been mining the same way for over 6 months(without any single problem), it can't switch to another algo, miner is only for ZEC[/b]
sr. member
Activity: 434
Merit: 251
So i have been mining ZEC on NiceHash pool for a very long time without any problems and 2 days ago i started having some issues(only night time, when i sleep)with my hashrate, it drops 50%, like how is that even possible?

Heres an image proof:

nicehash doesn't need to steal from 1 GPU night.

something else is going on.

internet connection?

is another program trying to use the card?

is the computer going to sleep? maybe a reduced power mode?
newbie
Activity: 41
Merit: 0
Maybe it is switching to another algo at night. You could try using you own zcash miner and pointing it to the nicehash pool.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
You may have a card malfunctioning.

Have you checked your miner logs for proof that you're hashing higher than NH is reporting?

okay, no card malfunction, GPU-Z temps are as usual and fan speed same as always.

im mining with 1 gpu and it is mining at 270sols for few hours until nightime when it drops to ~140 and stays there.


edit:i can post more info if it helps, just tell me.

my gpu z screenshot: http://i65.tinypic.com/ejv8ub.jpg



hero member
Activity: 812
Merit: 500
I have that problem when Internet connect disapear.
hero member
Activity: 952
Merit: 508
You may have a card malfunctioning.

Have you checked your miner logs for proof that you're hashing higher than NH is reporting?
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
So i have been mining ZEC on NiceHash pool for a very long time without any problems and 2 days ago i started having some issues(only night time, when i sleep)with my hashrate, it drops 50%, like how is that even possible?

Heres an image proof: http://i63.tinypic.com/v5v6yq.jpg

EDIT: As of 02/05/2017 it is looking back to normal again, not totally sure but i will edit this when sh1t starts to hit the fan again.
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