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Interesting, all that gpu-z does (or it should do 
) is to run a few opencl queries, and some monitoring stuff. But who knows.
I tried that suggestion to fire up gpu-z and it should improve hash on 580 8g cards on heavy, but that is not the case here.
Here's an idea for you guys that gpu-z helps: try running --listdevices in a new console window while the miner is running in an other.
So , do a :
SRBMiner-CN.exe --listdevices
This does some opencl queries, maybe some of those that help pumping the hashrate ?
) is to run a few opencl queries, and some monitoring stuff. But who knows.I tried that suggestion to fire up gpu-z and it should improve hash on 580 8g cards on heavy, but that is not the case here.
Here's an idea for you guys that gpu-z helps: try running --listdevices in a new console window while the miner is running in an other.
So , do a :
SRBMiner-CN.exe --listdevices
This does some opencl queries, maybe some of those that help pumping the hashrate ?
I will try this next time.
However, unlike istr says, in my environment, keeping gpu-z open is actually good! Turns out it protects from hashrate drop, and unlike him, I do not go through each and every one of them to achieve the full speed, sorry to complicate things a bit, but that's the case with me!
Sorry Doktor,
but your suggestion doesn't work at least for me. It does nothing at all in hashrate improvement as does GPU-Z.
Sorry, but this is the case.
