Topic: RavenCoin (RVN), x16r NVidia miner. UPD! Windows version (Read 6058 times)

where get 1.0.4a? link please.

That'll never happen, don't worry. This is about two companies suing each other for commercial products.
The worst thing that can happen is to make RMS shed a tear.

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Is there any no problems within your setup? I think it is not normal, although it depends on your GPU's set up so it will take effect on your temperature. If your GPU's is not in mining system it will not consume to much heat.

not sure if it's relevant but I got an issue and maybe you guys can help me with this..

so i'm running this miner on a rig that consists of 4 1080 and 8 1060's...   it runs for a bit and then TDR crash... I noticed that when I x16r algo....some of the gpu temp doesn't move up (i assume it's not being used).   Is this normal for this program to slowly fire up all the GPUs?

First I want to squeeze the maximum of the performance from x16r

Hi rvwf :

Is that possible for you to create a Bitcore optimized ccminer ? Bitcore use timetravel10 hash function and quite close to x16r did ...

Oskar

hmm pretty much looks like an ccminer generally , but did you remove the API of it ? Or will you implement new one ? I'm using ethcontrol application which is like awesome miner and it needs api to restart / control miner
also what overclocking do you recommend ? You used to say that it depends memory  ?

fixed in 1.0.4a