why hashrate is go increased in screen saver ?

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Quote from: Apostlekin$$$ on February 22, 2021, 01:12:43 PM

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Quote from: Furryball on February 22, 2021, 09:51:31 AM

Quote from: the-morpher on February 21, 2021, 05:12:08 PM

Quote from: Mighty_crypt on February 21, 2021, 04:09:17 PM

The option to activate or deactivate dedicated GPU in BIOS may not be available if your CPU doesn't have any integrated GPU on board my question is what type of CPU are you using are you sure it has integrated GPU cos not all CPU has integrated GPU you have to figure that out first

I do have a gpu on board "Intel(R) HD Graphics" and it works when i unplug dedicated gpu but can't make them work together maybe it's bios limitation can't enable options in bios and my motherboard is Gateway Dt71 already try their new bios version of 2012 -__-.

My cpu is i7 2600

I don't know what is going on here but I can see that it's your motherboard issue because I have a motherboard here and the BIOS has no settings to activate or deactivate igpu or even graphics card but still whenever I connect my HDMI cable direct to the motherboard I always get a display even when my graphics card is connected

Yeah Furryball it depend on the motherboard, some allow the integrated gpu to work aswell as dedicated one same time, not the case for me unfortunatly

How about if OP can upgrade the motherboard BIOS first before concluding that it's not working? there are some motherboards like that, after you upgrade the BIOS it will start working or the on-and-off button of PCIe and igpu will be visible, don't give up yet OP

Thank you Apostlekin for encouragement Grin

But my motherboard sucks, i already apply there second and final flash bois 2012 -___- nothing changed, instead to buy another motherboard just to free some ressources better buy another graphic card but it's not the time to buy anyone now, let's see when my 25mh/s will brough me a new graphic card Embarrassed

(i think the exact time when i'll lose the first one xD)

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Quote from: the-morpher on February 22, 2021, 11:11:25 AM

Quote from: Furryball on February 22, 2021, 09:51:31 AM

Quote from: the-morpher on February 21, 2021, 05:12:08 PM

Quote from: Mighty_crypt on February 21, 2021, 04:09:17 PM

The option to activate or deactivate dedicated GPU in BIOS may not be available if your CPU doesn't have any integrated GPU on board my question is what type of CPU are you using are you sure it has integrated GPU cos not all CPU has integrated GPU you have to figure that out first

I do have a gpu on board "Intel(R) HD Graphics" and it works when i unplug dedicated gpu but can't make them work together maybe it's bios limitation can't enable options in bios and my motherboard is Gateway Dt71 already try their new bios version of 2012 -__-.

My cpu is i7 2600

I don't know what is going on here but I can see that it's your motherboard issue because I have a motherboard here and the BIOS has no settings to activate or deactivate igpu or even graphics card but still whenever I connect my HDMI cable direct to the motherboard I always get a display even when my graphics card is connected

Yeah Furryball it depend on the motherboard, some allow the integrated gpu to work aswell as dedicated one same time, not the case for me unfortunatly

How about if OP can upgrade the motherboard BIOS first before concluding that it's not working? there are some motherboards like that, after you upgrade the BIOS it will start working or the on-and-off button of PCIe and igpu will be visible, don't give up yet OP

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Quote from: Furryball on February 22, 2021, 09:51:31 AM

Quote from: the-morpher on February 21, 2021, 05:12:08 PM

Quote from: Mighty_crypt on February 21, 2021, 04:09:17 PM

The option to activate or deactivate dedicated GPU in BIOS may not be available if your CPU doesn't have any integrated GPU on board my question is what type of CPU are you using are you sure it has integrated GPU cos not all CPU has integrated GPU you have to figure that out first

I do have a gpu on board "Intel(R) HD Graphics" and it works when i unplug dedicated gpu but can't make them work together maybe it's bios limitation can't enable options in bios and my motherboard is Gateway Dt71 already try their new bios version of 2012 -__-.

My cpu is i7 2600

I don't know what is going on here but I can see that it's your motherboard issue because I have a motherboard here and the BIOS has no settings to activate or deactivate igpu or even graphics card but still whenever I connect my HDMI cable direct to the motherboard I always get a display even when my graphics card is connected

Yeah Furryball it depend on the motherboard, some allow the integrated gpu to work aswell as dedicated one same time, not the case for me unfortunatly

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Quote from: the-morpher on February 21, 2021, 05:12:08 PM

Quote from: Mighty_crypt on February 21, 2021, 04:09:17 PM

The option to activate or deactivate dedicated GPU in BIOS may not be available if your CPU doesn't have any integrated GPU on board my question is what type of CPU are you using are you sure it has integrated GPU cos not all CPU has integrated GPU you have to figure that out first

I do have a gpu on board "Intel(R) HD Graphics" and it works when i unplug dedicated gpu but can't make them work together maybe it's bios limitation can't enable options in bios and my motherboard is Gateway Dt71 already try their new bios version of 2012 -__-.

My cpu is i7 2600

I don't know what is going on here but I can see that it's your motherboard issue because I have a motherboard here and the BIOS has no settings to activate or deactivate igpu or even graphics card but still whenever I connect my HDMI cable direct to the motherboard I always get a display even when my graphics card is connected

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Quote from: Mighty_crypt on February 21, 2021, 04:09:17 PM

The option to activate or deactivate dedicated GPU in BIOS may not be available if your CPU doesn't have any integrated GPU on board my question is what type of CPU are you using are you sure it has integrated GPU cos not all CPU has integrated GPU you have to figure that out first

I do have a gpu on board "Intel(R) HD Graphics" and it works when i unplug dedicated gpu but can't make them work together maybe it's bios limitation can't enable options in bios and my motherboard is Gateway Dt71 already try their new bios version of 2012 -__-.

My cpu is i7 2600

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The option to activate or deactivate dedicated GPU in BIOS may not be available if your CPU doesn't have any integrated GPU on board my question is what type of CPU are you using are you sure it has integrated GPU cos not all CPU has integrated GPU you have to figure that out first

the-morpher

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Quote from: Skinny48 on February 21, 2021, 02:16:17 PM

To give you a correct answer I will like to know the name of the GPU you are using to mine, also pools are of different types, I've noticed that if you are solving shares on pool your hashrate report may grow higher, it still doesn't mean anything, if your calculator said you will earn 5$ per day the end result after 24hours will bring you 5$ per day

unfortunatly i can't use onboard graphic card, dedicated one deactivate my onboard, can't enable it in bios too, old bios i think

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-to-use-integrated-graphic-card-for-os-and-dedicated-card-for-mining-5318742

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Quote from: Skinny48 on February 21, 2021, 02:16:17 PM

To give you a correct answer I will like to know the name of the GPU you are using to mine, also pools are of different types, I've noticed that if you are solving shares on pool your hashrate report may grow higher, it still doesn't mean anything, if your calculator said you will earn 5$ per day the end result after 24hours will bring you 5$ per day

Hi i use gtx 1060 6gb sc, eu1.ethermine.org

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To give you a correct answer I will like to know the name of the GPU you are using to mine, also pools are of different types, I've noticed that if you are solving shares on pool your hashrate report may grow higher, it still doesn't mean anything, if your calculator said you will earn 5$ per day the end result after 24hours will bring you 5$ per day

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That's because you are using the GPU for display mode, meaning the display is eating less hashrate from he gpu, the solution to this is to plug in your display cable on the motherboard itself not the gpu for display and the graphics cards will be free and perform fullest to the max hashrate

the-morpher

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Hi

I have seen a significant increase of hashrate when my computer go to screen saver from 24 to 26.550, i wonder know why, is it because computer use less ressources ? if so then how can i go further ? by deactivating some ressources or other staff ?
Or is it because when screen saver is on the gpu is not used by windows then it free some ressources dedicated to gpu ?

Second question
I want to understand difference between current hashrate and reported hashrate, which one is counted ?
I have found a highest current hashrate to 44.778 Mhs what is that mean ? see picture bellow

https://ibb.co/zsv6srR

Average is 27 and current hashrate to 44.778 as higher current hashrate.

any explanation ?

Best Regards

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