Why is it one slot always has lower WU than the other?

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Quote from: BrewCrewFan on February 01, 2014, 04:32:14 AM

Quote from: Wipeout2097 on February 01, 2014, 02:09:45 AM

Well, there's Cgremote, also miner.php inside the cgminer folder. You can set up a webserver running it

Hrm thank you will have to look into those.

I have shut down keeping VNC open and noticed the hash reported to pool is much greater now. It seems to have gone from little over 5MH to darn close to 6MH. Thats around 100khash per machine for me and that adds up per day on the right coins

Glad it worked

You could try UltraVNC server with or without "mirror video driver" installed. That's what I actually use when at home. The hash rate plummets on the precise moment I log in, but then it comes back. I need Teamviewer for restricted firewalls but didn't notice any issues either.

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Quote from: Wipeout2097 on February 01, 2014, 02:09:45 AM

Well, there's Cgremote, also miner.php inside the cgminer folder. You can set up a webserver running it

Hrm thank you will have to look into those.

I have shut down keeping VNC open and noticed the hash reported to pool is much greater now. It seems to have gone from little over 5MH to darn close to 6MH. Thats around 100khash per machine for me and that adds up per day on the right coins

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Well, there's Cgremote, also miner.php inside the cgminer folder. You can set up a webserver running it

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Quote from: Wipeout2097 on January 31, 2014, 09:26:23 PM

That's not what I asked.

Perhaps it is the fact you're using such software that interferes with the Windows display subsystem in the first place. In other words, the WU is lower on the card that drives the display, while and because you're using it.

Ahh got what your getting at here.
That makes sense in a way because for whatever reason the slot closest to the CPU always seems to be the slower one listed, even though its shows as #1 instead of #0. I read up on the slot assignments a while back and strange how that works out.
Is there a software type deal I could use to monitor in real time on the network instead of using the visual?

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That's not what I asked.

Perhaps it is the fact you're using such software that interferes with the Windows display subsystem in the first place. In other words, the WU is lower on the card that drives the display, while and because you're using it.

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Quote from: Wipeout2097 on January 31, 2014, 08:01:48 PM

Do you always use VNC or plug a monitor to look at the rigs, or you collect data with a script from the miner API?

Always use VNC and have not ventured into any other kind of monitoring software.

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Do you always use VNC or plug a monitor to look at the rigs, or you collect data with a script from the miner API?

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Why is it one slot always has lower WU than the other?

Its seems like every mobo is that way. It does not matter if its got 3 pcie slots or 2 pcie slots. Always one slot WU is much lower than the other(s).

Ive tried everything I could think of. A lot of times it can be over 150k less than the other cards.

Any input would help

BTW this one is of xfx 7850's but my xfx 270's do the very same thing. All dif mobos and ram configs too.

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