Hey guys,
I currently have 3 rigs at the moment.
I'm considering downsizing to 2 rigs and outright buy coins atm by selling off the 3rd rig.
One is xfx 570 rx and the other is zotac 1060 3gb.
I'm trying to figure out the benchmark for mining algorithms for each set of cards.
I'd like to make sure that I future-proof my mining options. I'm looking at whattomine.com but it doesn't list out based on cards.
Is there a site that you guys use for benchmarks?
Thanks
https://www.nicehash.com/?p=calc choose your card and compare it to whatever algo you plan on mining |
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my best guess is you aren't using the latest miner or a non-compatible one (or you are way overclocked). Use Claymore's miner: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1433925.0.bat file will be: setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0 setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100 setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1 setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool eu1.ethermine.org:4444 -ewal <Your_Ethereum_Address>.<RigName> -epsw x all of this is from the ethermine.org page: https://ethermine.org/ETA: pick the server closest to you North America (East): us1.ethermine.org:4444 or us1.ethermine.org:14444 North America (West): us2.ethermine.org:4444 or us2.ethermine.org:14444 Europe (France): eu1.ethermine.org:4444 or eu1.ethermine.org:14444 Europe (Germany): eu2.ethermine.org:4444 or eu2.ethermine.org:14444 Asia: asia1.ethermine.org:4444 or asia1.ethermine.org:14444 |
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I have been unable to find a working program to start mining HUSH with my GigaByte GTX 1070.
I downloaded EWBF 0.3.4b and it just crashes as soon as I open the bat file.
Anyone have a bat file I can copy for mining on zdash.supernova.cc?
make sure your .bat file is in the same directory as miner.... here's my HUSH .bat file I use for suprnova. All you need to change is the username.rig1 to your username and rig name: TIMEOUT /T 20 /NOBREAK miner --server hush.suprnova.cc --user username.rig1 --pass x --port 4048 --log 1 --fee 2.0 --tempexit 70 --api First line makes the script wait 20 seconds for the computer to boot up and MSI afterburner to OC the GPUs, then the miner starts. The --log 1 creates a miner.log file that will log the errors EWBF is having. |
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Guys i just started mining HUSH.
I have 6x1070 and have average 2600-2650 Sol/s - is this a good result?
And do you mine HUSH by itself or plus something else?
you should start your own thread... |
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I've basically got the same setup. Supposedly ETH I've been told benefits from higher memory speeds. You should be able to raise your TDP (Power Limit) to 85% after you lower your Core Clock to 130 Mhz. Then take your memory up to 800/900 Mhz and see if you do better on ETH.
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The script does not start if there is no internet and closes.
How to run the script when starting the Internet
how to do it?
ubuntu 16.04
miner version 0.3.4b
#!/bin/bash
cd /home/master/test
./miner
GaryH provided an answer for Windows. For linux, use the "sleep" command. In your script, above the ./miner line, add a line that says "sleep 300s" or "sleep 5m" You might try "man sleep" at a console prompt to get all the details on "sleep" command. Oh, GaryH: suggest leaving off the NOBREAK option. Unless you have monkeys sitting at your console, nobody will be hitting Crtl-C generally. And someday you might want to break if off to make Afterburner changes or something. actually I found my rig was still bootin up was my best guess and it was simply going around the 20 sec delay so I add the NOBREAK to make sure the delay isn't interrupted.. |
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screenshot URL doesn't work.
maybe you are using the wrong version of the miner for the coin. Are you using Nvidia or AMD?
what coin are you trying to mine?
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sounds like you want someone to take mining software and make it run on a website. If you have a website, why not ssh in and install it?
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is the ccminer in the same folder as that .bat file?
Also you can open a command prompt (DOS prompt) and go to the directory and manually enter the miner line from your .bat file and see what the error is.
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Hello Everyone,
I am ready to invest 1 BTC to build mining machine, but I don't have any idea how to do Ethereum mining. I have few questions in my mind I am going to ask one by one.
1) I bought SAPPHIRE PULSE RADEON RX 580 8GB 256-Bit GDDR5 HDMI/DVI-D/DP OC GRAPHIC CARD.
2) i5 Motherboard, 16gb Ram, power supply and 500gb SSD.
My questions...
1) Still what all hardware equipment i need to set up mining machine?
2) I can install Windows 10 OS, But after that, i don't know which software I am going to install to start mining.
3) First, I am going to start with only 1 graphic card, So if I run the machine 24/7 how much profit I will get? Means how many Eth I will generate per month?
4) If power cut in the middle means it will effect on my machine or it will effect on mining software?
apart from hardware what I mentioned in the top, i don't know anything about this ETH mining, Please explain step by step methods how to start ETH mining.
Thank you.
Youtube: Bits Be Trippin... ETH build and he goes through everything https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA_sH4q2toUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3XOtQtFKSQ |
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The script does not start if there is no internet and closes.
How to run the script when starting the Internet
how to do it?
ubuntu 16.04
miner version 0.3.4b
#!/bin/bash
cd /home/master/test
./miner
Same here. I'm using Windows 8.1, miner version 0.3.4b. I tried with task scheduler to delay the startup of the miner. however the miner runs in the background if it starts as a scheduled task, which is annoying. If there is some in built option to delay the initialization of the miner like the option in Claymore it would be more convenient. I'm using Win10 and what I did to prevent the miner from starting before MSI Afterburner did the GPU OC was to add this before my miner line: TIMEOUT /T 20 /NOBREAK This will make the bat file wait 20 seconds before launching the miner. If it takes 5 mins for your internet to come back up, you could put 300 sec delay in very easy... |
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Im having an issue where the miner stops out of nowhere. It doesnt close or give me any errors it just stops. Has anyone had this issue before and know a fix for it? So far its happend once every 24 hours which is annoying since im losing out on many hours. Here is a screenshot of when it happends https://prnt.sc/fpoo6pCompare the time in the miner to the time on my pc and you will see the difference If you are using the v3.4 version you can add --log 1 to your miner line and it will create a miner.log file in the same directory as the miner executable. Unfortunately there is no date/timestamp so you won't know the times it had the error, but it can help track it down. Originally I was using the on error exit code of 3, but if it can't connect to the pool then the miner was stopping. For my case it was easier to just take out the exit code and let it run. |
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if you have a copy of Win 7 around then use that, but if you have to buy a copy I doubt you will find Win 7 for sale from a reputable place. Just make sure you update your Win 10 to the Creators edition or whatever the latest version is. From what I've heard the previous versions didn't do so well with mining.
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https://simplemining.net/#Left menu, look for Simple Rig Resetter. SimpleRigResetter is a HARDWARE which autoresets freezed/crashed mining rigs No more wasting time and driving to different locations in order to reset stupid rigs !!! You will be also able to manage this manually by Windows application (see video) Many people bought this device and they are very happy about it 
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Not familiar with Wattman, but from looking at the website I'm not sure why you need Afterburner, looks like Wattman can do GPU clocks/memory:
Radeon WattMan is AMD's new groundbreaking power management utility that controls GPU voltage, engine clocks, memory clocks, fan speed and temperature1. Radeon WattMan is based on Radeon Software features but offers multiple new ways of precise overclocking controls. With the new control over voltage and per state frequency curve for GPU clocks, comprehensive tuning control is now available.
Or do it like I did, buy a $20 Kilowatt and find out how many watts each card is using based on TDP %.
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Increasing your Core clock would raise your SOLs. But you can't max the memory clock if you change your Core clock.
I've got various 1070s and the Asus are 85% TDP, 125 Mhz core clock with 700 Mhz memory clock. Doing about 470 to 495 Sols/S on Zen/Zcash.
My one MSI 1070 is at 85% TDP, 105 Mhz core clock with 300 Mhz memory clock.
I'm using MSI afterburner so the MSI card is at 100% fan speed, whereas the Asus 1070's Strix's are both on a manual fan curve. MSI is at 55C and the two Asus are 45C. Pulling 512 watts at the wall according to the Kilowatt (1 MSI, 2 Asus Strix).
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