T-Rex 0.26.8 ETHW, ETC (+dual mining) GPU miner - page 21.

Divinity666

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No, efficiency is not properly calculated - that's one problem. Second power consumption is not avg. over time, but current. Actual 2h avg. power consumption for gpu1 is 198.34wt according to HWinfo. So best(and only) way is to go to http://192.168.0.101:3333/summary. There hashrate(minute or instant) is what it is supposed to bee: ~4205kh/s

miner29

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Quote from: Divinity666 on August 07, 2021, 04:11:42 PM

Please bring back KH\s for firo! In MH\s it's impossible to see the results when you tweak overclocking, cos difference may be just 10 or less kH\s

Until they do just multiple the W x the Efficiency listed to get it in Khs since its given.

So for GPU#1 on your list its 194w x 21.9 = 4248.6Khs

Divinity666

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Please bring back KH\s for firo! In MH\s it's impossible to see the results when you tweak overclocking, cos difference may be just 10 or less kH\s

OGPU

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Hello.From version 0.21 onwards, it does not work on windows 8.1. Everything is fine on 7 and 10.
https://i115.fastpic.org/big/2021/0805/25/853cc6f5d92e7281c8ef62204f0abe25.jpg

xeon2650

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Quote from: trexminer on August 05, 2021, 04:25:17 AM

Quote from: xeon2650 on August 05, 2021, 03:11:58 AM

Trex config:

Code:

{ "pools": [ { "user": "(WALLET:ETH)⁣", "worker": "(WORKER)⁣", "url": "(POOL:FLEXPOOL-DE2)⁣", "pass": "x" } ], "no-nvml": true, "api-bind-http": "127.0.0.1:4068", "json-response": true, "pci-indexing":true, "retries": 3, "retry-pause": 5, "timeout": 500, "no-watchdog":true, "algo": "ethash", "exit-on-cuda-error": true, "exit-on-connection-lost": false, "extra-dag-epoch": 0 }

The problem is

Code:

"no-nvml": true

in your config, it disables GPU monitoring including the memory temps. Just replace it with

Code:

"no-nvml": false

, and it should fix the issue.

Quote from: xeon2650 on August 05, 2021, 03:11:58 AM

PS: how to turn on SSL stratum url on Trex json config?

Code:

"url": "stratum+ssl://:"

Yes, it is OK now.

Thanks!

trexminer

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Quote from: xeon2650 on August 05, 2021, 03:11:58 AM

Trex config:

Code:

{ "pools": [ { "user": "(WALLET:ETH)⁣", "worker": "(WORKER)⁣", "url": "(POOL:FLEXPOOL-DE2)⁣", "pass": "x" } ], "no-nvml": true, "api-bind-http": "127.0.0.1:4068", "json-response": true, "pci-indexing":true, "retries": 3, "retry-pause": 5, "timeout": 500, "no-watchdog":true, "algo": "ethash", "exit-on-cuda-error": true, "exit-on-connection-lost": false, "extra-dag-epoch": 0 }

The problem is

Code:

"no-nvml": true

in your config, it disables GPU monitoring including the memory temps. Just replace it with

Code:

"no-nvml": false

, and it should fix the issue.

Quote from: xeon2650 on August 05, 2021, 03:11:58 AM

PS: how to turn on SSL stratum url on Trex json config?

Code:

"url": "stratum+ssl://:"

xeon2650

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Quote from: trexminer on August 05, 2021, 02:43:33 AM

Quote from: xeon2650 on August 05, 2021, 02:27:06 AM

I have tried 0.21.3 and 0.21.4 but it didn't show me the memory temp. It is showed by default or I have to add additional commands to bat file?

Thanks.

PS: I am using minerstat for Windows.

It's showed by default. Could you show the screenshot of T-Rex console where the memory temperature is not visible, and then the same of Gminer (running on the same GPUs)? Thanks.

Trex

Code:

Uptime: 2 mins 30 secs | Algo: ethash | T-Rex v0.21.5

20210805 13:06:04 ethash epoch: 432, block: 12963795, diff: 4.00 G
20210805 13:06:11]OK] 13/13 - 294.19 MH/s, 154ms ... GPU #2
20210805 13:06:13]OK] 14/14 - 294.19 MH/s, 155ms ... GPU #2
20210805 13:06:16 ethash epoch: 432, block: 12963796, diff: 4.00 G

--------------20210805 13:06:24 ---------------
Mining at eth-de.flexpool.io:4444, diff: 4.00 G
GPU #0: NVIDIA RTX 3080 - 97.98 MH/s, 6/6 R:0%
GPU #1: NVIDIA RTX 3080 - 98.10 MH/s, 4/4 R:0%
GPU #2: NVIDIA RTX 3080 - 98.10 MH/s, 4/4 R:0%
Hashrate: 294.19 MH/s, Shares/min: 5.892 (Avr. 4.941)
Uptime: 3 mins | Algo: ethash | T-Rex v0.21.5

Trex config:

Code:

{ "pools": [ { "user": "(WALLET:ETH)⁣", "worker": "(WORKER)⁣", "url": "(POOL:FLEXPOOL-DE2)⁣", "pass": "x" } ], "no-nvml": true, "api-bind-http": "127.0.0.1:4068", "json-response": true, "pci-indexing":true, "retries": 3, "retry-pause": 5, "timeout": 500, "no-watchdog":true, "algo": "ethash", "exit-on-cuda-error": true, "exit-on-connection-lost": false, "extra-dag-epoch": 0 }

Gminer

Code:

13:11:03 GPU1: Share #1 accepted 145 ms
+---+-----+------+-----+-----------+------+----+-----+-----+-------------+
| ID GPU Temp Fan Speed Shares Core Mem Power Efficiency |
+---+-----+------+-----+-----------+------+----+-----+-----+-------------+
| 0 3080 41/88 70 % 98.13 MH/s 0/0 1080 10251 247 W 397.27 KH/W |
| 1 3080 44/88 70 % 98.25 MH/s 1/0 1080 10251 255 W 385.29 KH/W |
| 2 3080 44/86 70 % 98.25 MH/s 0/0 1080 10251 213 W 461.29 KH/W |
| 294.63 MH/s 1/0 715 W 412.07 KH/W |
+---+-----+------+-----+-----------+------+----+-----+-----+-------------+
13:11:14 Pool: eth-de.flexpool.io:5555 Shares/Minute: 1.00
13:11:14 Pool Hashrate: 66.67 MH/s Efficiency: 22.63%
13:11:14 Uptime: 0d 00:01:00 Electricity: 0.012kWh

PS: how to turn on SSL stratum url on Trex json config?

trexminer

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Quote from: xeon2650 on August 05, 2021, 02:27:06 AM

I have tried 0.21.3 and 0.21.4 but it didn't show me the memory temp. It is showed by default or I have to add additional commands to bat file?

Thanks.

PS: I am using minerstat for Windows.

It's showed by default. Could you show the screenshot of T-Rex console where the memory temperature is not visible, and then the same of Gminer (running on the same GPUs)? Thanks.

xeon2650

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Quote from: trexminer on August 04, 2021, 07:43:16 AM

Quote from: xeon2650 on August 04, 2021, 06:24:11 AM

Hello.

Am I right that trex is not able to show GPU memory temperature in miner console on Windows?

I am on Gminer now and it shows it.

Thanks.

T-Rex does show the memory temperature, which version are you running? The functionality was introduced in 0.21.0

I have tried 0.21.3 and 0.21.4 but it didn't show me the memory temp. It is showed by default or I have to add additional commands to bat file?

Thanks.

PS: I am using minerstat for Windows.

donpablo

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Yes they are all 1070ti but I figured what went wrong and got it solved.

When installing Xubuntu 18.04 there is something called 'gpumanager' and that 'bastard' takes over the xorg.conf file on every reboot..
Took me day to figure out who/why/what was changing my custom xorg file everytime causing the coolbits not to set on the GPU's except only the first card....
So added 'nogpumanager' at grub's config file and problem solved.
Everything running on 31MHs again :-)

Quote from: tbearhere on August 03, 2021, 07:31:05 AM

Quote from: donpablo on August 02, 2021, 10:18:05 AM

I recently upgraded my rigs from XUbuntu 16.04 to XUbuntu 18.04 using Nvidia-driver-470 and t-rex 0.21.5.
On most rigs the hashrate has dropped from 31 to 27 (1070TI).
I have only one rig out of ten that kept the 31 rate...

What could be causing this drop in hashrate

Are they all 1070ti rigs? The 10xx series will drop in hashrate as the ETH Dag size increases. Assuming your mining ETH.

trexminer

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Quote from: xeon2650 on August 04, 2021, 06:24:11 AM

Hello.

Am I right that trex is not able to show GPU memory temperature in miner console on Windows?

I am on Gminer now and it shows it.

Thanks.

T-Rex does show the memory temperature, which version are you running? The functionality was introduced in 0.21.0

xeon2650

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Hello.

Am I right that trex is not able to show GPU memory temperature in miner console on Windows?

I am on Gminer now and it shows it.

Thanks.

tbearhere

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Quote from: donpablo on August 02, 2021, 10:18:05 AM

I recently upgraded my rigs from XUbuntu 16.04 to XUbuntu 18.04 using Nvidia-driver-470 and t-rex 0.21.5.
On most rigs the hashrate has dropped from 31 to 27 (1070TI).
I have only one rig out of ten that kept the 31 rate...

What could be causing this drop in hashrate

Are they all 1070ti rigs? The 10xx series will drop in hashrate as the ETH Dag size increases. Assuming your mining ETH.

donpablo

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I recently upgraded my rigs from XUbuntu 16.04 to XUbuntu 18.04 using Nvidia-driver-470 and t-rex 0.21.5.
On most rigs the hashrate has dropped from 31 to 27 (1070TI).
I have only one rig out of ten that kept the 31 rate...

What could be causing this drop in hashrate ?

ccplz

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Quote from: Divinity666 on August 01, 2021, 03:00:25 PM

Quote from: ccplz on July 31, 2021, 11:13:28 AM

Hello, I have an old r9 290 left over from the old days that I used to mine zcash. Will it work with t-rex on autolykos mining? Anyone has any idea about the hashrate i'll get? Any recommendations from people with similar cards?

T-Rex 0.21.5 NVIDIA GPU miner

fair point, i'm blind

Divinity666

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Quote from: ccplz on July 31, 2021, 11:13:28 AM

Hello, I have an old r9 290 left over from the old days that I used to mine zcash. Will it work with t-rex on autolykos mining? Anyone has any idea about the hashrate i'll get? Any recommendations from people with similar cards?

T-Rex 0.21.5 NVIDIA GPU miner

ccplz

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Hello, I have an old r9 290 left over from the old days that I used to mine zcash. Will it work with t-rex on autolykos mining? Anyone has any idea about the hashrate i'll get? Any recommendations from people with similar cards?

mOrrIsEmSaBeR

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Hi,
I'm trying to download the T-Rex 0.21.5 from GitHub

And I'm getting a message that has a virus Vigorf, anyone getting this?

EdricAtreides

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I've been working on the API tool a little bit, been a busy week. Simply turning my single API grab tool into a multi IP grabber is turning out to be more of a mess than I bargained for. And, yeah, I'm fairly rusty as well. I ended up starting over so I can end up with something fairly clean. There'll be a text field where you'll enter your IP:Port , one per line. Hit the button and another handler changes each line into a URL, fetches each URL with some basic error handling, caches the responses from each url, then chews up the data from each result until the data we want for each is ready, and so forth.
Figure I'll start off with each line showing IP - GPU NAME - xx.xx MH/s - TEMP - ADDR@POOL - Huh

? Share A/R? - Other stuff?

Will need input for that stuff but once its finished I'd ideally like to have a menu where you can flag what data bits you want after it parses the JSON output. I'm trying doing this from scratch hoping that I can come up with something that's easily customizable. Screenshot in link. I'll start my own thread next time I post.
https://i.ibb.co/fdvR8TF/Untitled.jpg

trexminer

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T-Rex 0.21.5

* (Linux) Add GPU power limit management support (see "--pl" parameter for details)

Bug fixes:
* (autolykos2) Duplicate share issue
* (Windows) Fans spin up to 100% in auto-fan mode if GPU temperature is well below the target temperature
* (Web UI) "watchdog-exit-mode" parameter is missing in the config

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