Topic: [OS] ZhashOS, Mine in 9 EZ steps w/EWBF 0.5. A Pendrive OS, Keep Win10/7 Intact. - page 2. (Read 1834 times)
July 28, 2018, 11:18:24 AM
Good day! Is it possible in your OS to use the algorithm Equihash 96_5? How can I do overclocking cards?
July 27, 2018, 12:21:08 PM
Here is a zoom of the sidebar after GPU's are enabled in it.
July 27, 2018, 12:19:01 PM
Here is a pic of the sidebar
July 27, 2018, 11:46:30 AM
ZhashOS users:
You can configure your sidebar to display GPU temps.
Hover the mouse pointer over the sidebar and right click then left click configuration then left click Builtin / Sensors / Temperatures and you should see the other GPU's.
Then click each enable checkbox.
You can also drag each line up or down into order of your preference.
I will post some pics of the sidebar display shortly
You can configure your sidebar to display GPU temps.
Hover the mouse pointer over the sidebar and right click then left click configuration then left click Builtin / Sensors / Temperatures and you should see the other GPU's.
Then click each enable checkbox.
You can also drag each line up or down into order of your preference.
I will post some pics of the sidebar display shortly
July 24, 2018, 04:04:29 AM
I have received a few reports EWBF 0.4 is working better on some GPU's and not as well on others.
If for some reason you are unhappy with EWBF 0.4, I did leave a previous copy of 0.3 on ZhashOS.
All you have to do is edit line 70 of Zhash.sh from "miner" to "miner0.3" then save and exit and then close the miner window and it will reload with 0.3 from then on.
July 16, 2018, 11:00:46 PM
ZhashOS Release 2.02 is now available.
-Updated to EWBF 0.4
Improved performance for algo 144_5 and maxwell gpus,
Allows launching over 9 gpus in a single instance
Download link in 1st post:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.40261859
-Updated to EWBF 0.4
Improved performance for algo 144_5 and maxwell gpus,
Allows launching over 9 gpus in a single instance
Download link in 1st post:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.40261859
July 16, 2018, 09:06:11 PM
@Overdrive5 Dziękuję bardzo za pomoc, on bardzo mi pomógł. Od kilku dni nie potrafiłem zmniejszyć napięcia na kartach, ale dzięki jego pomocy udało się to zrobić w chwilę. Gdybyście mieli jakiekolwiek problemy to polecam bardzo Overdrive5 
@Overdrive5 Thank you so much for help, he has helped me a lot. Since a few days I couldn't lower the tension on the cards but thanks to his help I managed to do it in a minute. If you'd had any problems, I recommend Overdrive5
@Overdrive5 Thank you so much for help, he has helped me a lot. Since a few days I couldn't lower the tension on the cards but thanks to his help I managed to do it in a minute. If you'd had any problems, I recommend Overdrive5
@cryptorocker, Yes that was fun using google translate to assist us in lowering your power consumption from 120w to 68w per card. That should really help when the next power bill comes in. Yes? Plus it should help the rig last longer as well. Glad I could help!
@cryptorocker, Tak, to było zabawne, używając google translate, aby pomóc nam obniżyć zużycie energii z 120 do 68 w kartach. To powinno naprawdę pomóc, kiedy pojawi się następny rachunek za energię. Tak? Poza tym powinno to również pomóc urządzeniu dłużej przetrwać. Cieszę się, że mogłem pomóc!
July 16, 2018, 05:43:05 PM
@Overdrive5 Dziękuję bardzo za pomoc, on bardzo mi pomógł. Od kilku dni nie potrafiłem zmniejszyć napięcia na kartach, ale dzięki jego pomocy udało się to zrobić w chwilę. Gdybyście mieli jakiekolwiek problemy to polecam bardzo Overdrive5
@Overdrive5 Thank you so much for help, he has helped me a lot. Since a few days I couldn't lower the tension on the cards but thanks to his help I managed to do it in a minute. If you'd had any problems, I recommend Overdrive5
@Overdrive5 Thank you so much for help, he has helped me a lot. Since a few days I couldn't lower the tension on the cards but thanks to his help I managed to do it in a minute. If you'd had any problems, I recommend Overdrive5
July 04, 2018, 10:31:34 PM
ZhashOS Release 2.01 is now available.
-Updated to EWBF 0.3 for up to 10% faster hashrate depending on the card.
-Revised the 1streadme1st document to give further guidance
-added FAQ.PDf to instruct on setting up Power/Fan Speed/Overclock settings on GPU. Very Important!
-Made password change function (passwd) operational. All users setting up Remote Desktop are highly recomended to set thier own password for the rig.
-Shrunk the download even further. Now ~475MB.
Download link in 1st post:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.40261859
-Updated to EWBF 0.3 for up to 10% faster hashrate depending on the card.
-Revised the 1streadme1st document to give further guidance
-added FAQ.PDf to instruct on setting up Power/Fan Speed/Overclock settings on GPU. Very Important!
-Made password change function (passwd) operational. All users setting up Remote Desktop are highly recomended to set thier own password for the rig.
-Shrunk the download even further. Now ~475MB.
Download link in 1st post:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.40261859
June 26, 2018, 01:49:47 AM
With a Pascal NVidia GPU, you can be able to have 0.31 to 0.34 sol/W.
It is the best goal for sol/W, usually at 70% of the normal power usage (an average of 52.5 W for 1050Ti, 90/100 W for 1070 and 170 W for 1080Ti).
It is the best goal for sol/W, usually at 70% of the normal power usage (an average of 52.5 W for 1050Ti, 90/100 W for 1070 and 170 W for 1080Ti).
June 25, 2018, 08:43:20 PM
What kind of result to expect per GTX 1080 on Zhash for BTCZ if I use ZhashOS??? Thanks in advance
Not really sure, I use 1070ti's.
They are similar but not exactly the same.
Your 1080 should do slightly better than this as a 1070ti is a 1080 with a small portion of the chip disabled.
I get:
37-42 Sol/s @ 240cc 1290mc @ 135 Watts
or
35-37 Sol/s @ 170cc 1290mc @ 118 Watts
Actual power usage is less on both settings. I usually see .28-.34 Sol/watt
You will be able to set these settings in ZhashOS.
If I hear of any other reports, I will post them on this thread
June 25, 2018, 11:17:24 AM
What kind of result to expect per GTX 1080 on Zhash for BTCZ if I use ZhashOS??? Thanks in advance
June 25, 2018, 07:45:41 AM
Another Happy ZhashOS Customer!
Thanks firstminingrig for the tweet!
https://twitter.com/firstminingrig/status/1010449787802484736?s=19
Thanks firstminingrig for the tweet!
https://twitter.com/firstminingrig/status/1010449787802484736?s=19
June 23, 2018, 01:11:54 AM
June 20, 2018, 09:15:08 PM
Maybe I have to try booting from your image because I don't understand how you will get any fee from a linux os.
If I want to use your OS a fee will always apply even if I try another miner?
Maybe it is all evident for you but for me and I guess for many people more it isn't and that's probably one of the reasons there aren't many posts here.
If I want to use your OS a fee will always apply even if I try another miner?
Maybe it is all evident for you but for me and I guess for many people more it isn't and that's probably one of the reasons there aren't many posts here.
Try it, It is built to give windows users a Graphical Desktop instead of a cold hard command line for setup. You will make a few edits into a windows notepad like program to setup your mining pool info. That text file is heavily commented to explain which line to edit.
Yes, Even if you try another miner, the fee will still apply. We will just won't sharing the same miner, that's all. Are you not interested in using EWBF?
AcharyOne, I added to the description to hopefully clarify the fee share process. I made bold the additions. Hope this helps.
We are going to handle the fee arrangement a little differently.
I set it up to 50% share mining on it for about 15 minutes a day. You and I would split mining shares for the 15 minutes. The other 23hours 45 minutes are all yours of coarse.
I guess we would kind of call it a dev fee. That would work out to be roughly a 0.5% fee.
I would rather do it this way because most pools are PPLNS.
Being a miner myself, I'm thinking if you stop mining on your pool account completely like most Dev fees work, it would be more harmful to your daily earnings.
Rather, if you slow down for a period of time while sharing with me would be less harmful as the pool will see you haven't stopped completely.
I will use the fee to further feature enhancement going forward.
Some of the thoughts I have are self-monitoring and repair of mining crashing i e watchdog, automatic fan and power control to keep the card safe when it gets warm, have the "option" to activate being able to remote into a PC via remote desktop, keeping up with new releases, adding other btcz miners as they are developed Etc. Things like that.
We have also set up another 15 minutes for the bitcoinZ Community Fund. So they would get a 0.5% fee donation as well.
So your total donation would be roughly 1%.
June 20, 2018, 07:56:02 PM
Maybe I have to try booting from your image because I don't understand how you will get any fee from a linux os.
If I want to use your OS a fee will always apply even if I try another miner?
Maybe it is all evident for you but for me and I guess for many people more it isn't and that's probably one of the reasons there aren't many posts here.
If I want to use your OS a fee will always apply even if I try another miner?
Maybe it is all evident for you but for me and I guess for many people more it isn't and that's probably one of the reasons there aren't many posts here.
Try it, It is built to give windows users a Graphical Desktop instead of a cold hard command line for setup. You will make a few edits into a windows notepad like program to setup your mining pool info. That text file is heavily commented to explain which line to edit.
Yes, Even if you try another miner, the fee will still apply. We will just won't sharing the same miner, that's all. Are you not interested in using EWBF?
June 20, 2018, 07:27:51 PM
Maybe I have to try booting from your image because I don't understand how you will get any fee from a linux os.
If I want to use your OS a fee will always apply even if I try another miner?
Maybe it is all evident for you but for me and I guess for many people more it isn't and that's probably one of the reasons there aren't many posts here.
If I want to use your OS a fee will always apply even if I try another miner?
Maybe it is all evident for you but for me and I guess for many people more it isn't and that's probably one of the reasons there aren't many posts here.
June 20, 2018, 06:42:33 PM
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First formal release with: New Nvidia 387 driver, EWBF Miner, Basic miner crash recovery, Dev(0.5%) and BTCZ Fund(0.5%) fee sharing engaged, More icons set on the desktop for user ease of access, updated readme to help new installations. etc.
I am a windows user but I don't understand how does that fee work, I mean, if we start the image from the pen, won't we be able to mine anything and any way we want?
Yes, You will be able to mine any coin EWBF 0.2 supports.
Our hope is you would mine BTCZ
But that is not a requirement.
And you will not penalized for mining other coins.
But to be clear, The fee will still be intact.
How does the fee work?
We are going to handle the fee arrangement a little differently.
Being a miner myself, I'm thinking if you stop mining on your pool account completely like most Dev fees work, it would be more harmful to your daily earnings.
Rather, if you slow down for a period of time while sharing with me would be less harmful as the pool will see you haven't stopped completely.
I will use the fee to further feature enhancement going forward.
Some of the thoughts I have are self-monitoring and repair of mining crashing i e watchdog, automatic fan and power control to keep the card safe when it gets warm, have the "option" to activate being able to remote into a PC via remote desktop, keeping up with new releases, adding other btcz miners as they are developed Etc. Things like that.
June 20, 2018, 03:37:05 PM
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First formal release with: New Nvidia 387 driver, EWBF Miner, Basic miner crash recovery, Dev(0.5%) and BTCZ Fund(0.5%) fee sharing engaged, More icons set on the desktop for user ease of access, updated readme to help new installations. etc.
I am a windows user but I don't understand how does that fee work, I mean, if we start the image from the pen, won't we be able to mine anything and any way we want?
Yes, You will be able to mine any coin EWBF 0.2 supports.
Our hope is you would mine BTCZ
But that is not a requirement.
And you will not penalized for mining other coins.
But to be clear, The fee will still be intact.
How does the fee work?
June 20, 2018, 02:31:16 PM
Good job Bro! Keep it up! 
I will stick with your platform as soon as AMD Zhash miner is out!
I will stick with your platform as soon as AMD Zhash miner is out!
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