happy with a basic command line tool, too?

Hey guys,

A friend has 2x 690s

The 690s have dual-cores so when running benchmarking the following GPUs are listed:
GPU #0
GPU #1
GPU #2
GPU #3

There are also 4 GPU's listed in the device manager in windows.

We can only get GPU #0 and GPU #1 to mine in a pool however.
Can anyone advise if they are using the hashing power of the other cores on the circuit board, or whether we have missed something in the config.

Currently using:

I know the above is specified for 2 cards but not sure if this is relating to cores? Should we setup another bat file and define -d 2,3 ?
Didn't want to experiment with this incase it forced too much load onto the cards or something.

Thanks for any help in advance.

Here's my roadmap for continued development

1) fix the issue with PCIe bandwidth, so people with 1x risers are more happy. CUDA can do all the
    hash evaluation so we save a LOT of bus bandwidth.

2) Add blake256 for blakecoin and related coins.

3) look at implementing some failover options

4) see if I can get a monitoring API included

Page 130 still works

Is there an option to restart computer if it is freezing? Or any other possibilty?

I don't see the point of passive cooling given that the fans on the 750Ti cards are some of the quietest out there.

I would pull my hat for a mod that made the cooling of a 750 Ti a single slot solution. i.e. rip the cooler from an 8800 GT and fix it to the 750 Ti

ALSO: I really want a low profile version of 750 or 750 Ti.

Christian

I've received a bit of an optimization from nVidia engineers for the t and k kernels used in Yacoin. It will add an extra kHash/s to 780, Titan and 780Ti devices for N-factor 14 coins.  I am going to try this tonight, and maybe push an update if I can confirm the gains.

Seems these guys are doing my job now, lol

Christian

I received today my 1 to 16 riser and I am testing it. Apparently it seems to work well.
I was rather unsure as I have to plug the monitor into the 290x to get the temp readout and oc, but it seems to work fine
(it becomes just a bit laggy when I need to modify a setting in afterburner, even though it is for the other card) now the temps are fine for both card. However the motherboard tends to get hot (45°C, but it is less than before).
In terms of hashrate, I don't see any difference (but it is for a radeon) actually it hashes faster as I can increase a bit the TDP and keeping the card relatively cool.

Anyone who runs multiple nVidia cards on risers?

I am looking into running 5-6 cards per rig, but i think someone earlier in this thread mentioned that cudaMiner still has some trouble with high traffic so that risers could be a problem. (1x to 16x risers, 5 or 6 per rig)

I poured tons of money into litecoin when I was young and stupid last year, and I pulled out prior to the chinese boom I was banking on gox adding ltc... please, please die and never comeback, Gox. Thankfully, I refused to use it as of a couple months ago. Now we just need bter to disappear as well.

BTW I think there needs to be another YAC/BTC exchange. How about a YAC/BTC ONLY exchange?

Also, completely unrelated, I type walletpassphrase <passphrase> 999999999 true in the console in order to get proof of stake. Is there a different way other than leaving the wallet unencrypted? If not, we desperately need a more user-friendly interface in terms of proof of stake. Also, I can gauge what coins will be staked only by looking at send coins and then inputs, and I then look at time/date all my coins were received. There must be a better way for non-computer-savvy people... And can we interchange the term 'interest' with proof of stake?

Sorry, but I  searched last pages but I did'nt find it:  how I can raise the clock gpu over the limit 1310 (100% in evga or afterburner)
I think about flash with kepler, but what parameter I should change?

Umm, just noticed I still had MtGox prices in profit calc and donations progress bar.
Fixed now (bitstamp prices).