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Title: 1 client, 1 login per GPU ?
Post by: whitetoo on April 12, 2013, 08:12:18 PM
Hi all,

Messing around with some GPUs here for intrigue more than anything.
A few basic questions, as I'm running GuiMiner and have hooked up with Slush's Pool for now.

I note you can only select 1 device per GUIMiner client.

At the moment i have 3 GUIMiners running each with a different GPU selected as the device.
Concerning the login when pool mining, is it better to have multiple clients all logged into the same username/password, or would it be better to have a seperate login for each GPU?

Thanks in advance guys and girls.


Title: Re: 1 client, 1 login per GPU ?
Post by: DrG on April 12, 2013, 08:33:40 PM
Depends.  If the cards are unstable you want a separate miner for each GPU so if one goes offline you will be notified.  Obviously people with huge farms like me don't have 200 logins.  If you don't need to babysit the cards, just have them mine all on one miner login.


Title: Re: 1 client, 1 login per GPU ?
Post by: Aseras on April 12, 2013, 09:44:55 PM
you can have multiple devices in guiminer. just go to the top and pick new opencl miner, presto you get a new tab. set it up, pick the other hardware.

use the summary tab to watch them all.


Title: Re: 1 client, 1 login per GPU ?
Post by: clicksmoney on April 12, 2013, 11:08:24 PM
If you don't need to babysit the cards, just have them mine all on one miner login.

This! Helps with your backup pools too, don't need to double or triple my workers.


Title: Re: 1 client, 1 login per GPU ?
Post by: whitetoo on April 13, 2013, 09:38:06 AM
Brill thanks guys


Title: Re: 1 client, 1 login per GPU ?
Post by: fendlestick on April 13, 2013, 01:12:40 PM
workers usually come with stats, so you can group your gpu's in clusters and monitor them on work logins and see graphs etc. 


Title: Re: 1 client, 1 login per GPU ?
Post by: logicbomb666 on April 13, 2013, 03:06:09 PM
I only have 2 machines running, so I use 2 different username/passwords.  That way I can check to make sure they are both up and running easier when I'm on the go.