V1.6.2 no speed inreace on r9 290
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V1.6.2 no speed inreace on r9 290
no speed increase in rx 480 windows 10 64 bit
Compared to what? Your post doesn't mean anything, as written.
no speed increase in rx 480 windows 10 64 bit
Compared to what? Your post doesn't mean anything, as written.
no speed increase in rx 480 windows 10 64 bit
FYI, Optiminer v1.6.2 was just released.
[1.6.2] Implement second pci mode (--pci-mode 1).
No idea what it is.
According to Optiminer (on the Zcash Mining forum), mode 0 is the same as v1.6.1, while mode 1 is the same as v1.5.0.
I only just starting using optiminer with v1.6.1... so how does choosing mode 0 or mode 1 differ in relationship between using RX4xx and everything else?
It's not a matter of which GPU model you are using, it's a matter of rig stability. Start with the default (0), but if your rig is not stable (reboot, restart), then try mode 1, which is the same as v1.5.0 (which had somewhat lower performance than v1.6).
FYI, Optiminer v1.6.2 was just released.
[1.6.2] Implement second pci mode (--pci-mode 1).
No idea what it is.
According to Optiminer (on the Zcash Mining forum), mode 0 is the same as v1.6.1, while mode 1 is the same as v1.5.0.
I only just starting using optiminer with v1.6.1... so how does choosing mode 0 or mode 1 differ in relationship between using RX4xx and everything else?
FYI, Optiminer v1.6.2 was just released.
[1.6.2] Implement second pci mode (--pci-mode 1).
No idea what it is.
community mode between host and gpu
FYI, Optiminer v1.6.2 was just released.
[1.6.2] Implement second pci mode (--pci-mode 1).
No idea what it is.
According to Optiminer (on the Zcash Mining forum), mode 0 is the same as v1.6.1, while mode 1 is the same as v1.5.0.
FYI, Optiminer v1.6.2 was just released.
[1.6.2] Implement second pci mode (--pci-mode 1).
No idea what it is.
FYI, Optiminer v1.6.2 was just released.
How can I configure optiminer for a failover pool(s)?
You can't. That feature does not exist in optiminer at this point. If you're on a decent pool, it shouldn't be that big of an issue, but I agree it's a nice "safety feature"
How can I configure optiminer for a failover pool(s)?
2 optiminer
Is it possible to make so, that under Windows the miner will look for OpenCL dlls in its own folder, instead of system only?
sgminer/claymore's happily use opencl dlls when put in same folder, it seems your miner is using system-installed only
Is it possible to make so, that under Windows the miner will look for OpenCL dlls in its own folder, instead of system only?
sgminer/claymore's happily use opencl dlls when put in same folder, it seems your miner is using system-installed only
i think these bat watchdog
is for freeze gpu card]
and not for restart it
anyone know the correct bat files???
is for freeze gpu card]
and not for restart it
anyone know the correct bat files???
is these correct bat files
for watchdog
at windows
I'm currently not using windows, but you could try creating a BAT file (watchdog.bat) with the following:
shutdown -r -f -c "GPU card freeze"
Then configure your start.bat to look something like:
optiminer -s %POOL% -u %USER% -p %PASSWORD% -m 8080 --watchdog-timeout 30 --watchdog-cmd "watchdog.bat"
I found these links for reference on shutting down a mswindows computer:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb491003.aspx
for watchdog
at windows
I'm currently not using windows, but you could try creating a BAT file (watchdog.bat) with the following:
shutdown -r -f -c "GPU card freeze"
Then configure your start.bat to look something like:
optiminer -s %POOL% -u %USER% -p %PASSWORD% -m 8080 --watchdog-timeout 30 --watchdog-cmd "watchdog.bat"
I found these links for reference on shutting down a mswindows computer:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb491003.aspx
power consumption less than claymore or more?
wondering if my psu can handle it.
On same lvl IMO wondering if my psu can handle it.
is there a support for coinmine.pl ?
Yes, optiminer works with coinmine.pl. Just use "-s zec.coinmine.pl:7007" and -u and -p to specify your user and password.
any updated optiminer
with watchdog enabled
AUTOMATIC
AT WINDOWS VERSION?
??
with watchdog enabled
AUTOMATIC
AT WINDOWS VERSION?
?? 
power consumption less than claymore or more?
wondering if my psu can handle it.
wondering if my psu can handle it.
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