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I saw the online casino Bit777 or whatever it is called, but was wondering if there was an online sportsbook that accepted BTC/LTC?
Originally I just planned on hoarding my cryptocoins, but now I really like the idea of gambling with them since this is more of a hobby than actually expected to profit off of it.
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I just got another App Store App called Mining Stats by WeMineCrypto. It tracks your workers if you mine LTC, FTC, or CNC
Hmmm might need to switch pools... I like the idea of being able to use an app to monitor my precious feather coins. |
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Thanks! FTC makes my machine feel powerful... 700khashing away!
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Damnsammit: Sorry, this was a bug. The bug was saving the .bat filename in the .bat file instead of the .exe filename. This should be fixed now in 1.1.7.0a.
It may still save the entire file path of the .exe file. The same with config files... it may save the entire config file filename inside the .bat file as well. This won't cause any problems and was not causing the problem before, but I'll work on having it not do this if you prefer. I can't promise how soon, but I'll put it on the list.
Sounds perfect! I'll have to give it a try when I get home. I don't think it would matter if it saves the file path, just doesn't need to have a batch file that executes itself infinitely. Thanks again for the hard work!  |
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Just downloaded the latest version 1.1.7.0 and it is still giving me the following problem:
When setting up my profiles (one for BTC, LTC, and FTC) it edited my batch files to include the directory and the batch file name, causing cgminer to try to open a batch that opened a batch, that opened a batch, etc...
Not sure if anyone else has noted this, but the only way I found around it was to just cross my fingers and hope that it started up. I tried manually editing the batch files, but it seemed like it kept adding it back in there. I suppose I could just not use batch files and put all of those settings into the config.
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Lol while supplies last, like your going to run out!
They have 1750 FTC - giving out 1 FTC per post - 365 posts so far  6qdcXzgi13B1cHWGZd1KoM78kRmrkxVphV Thanks! just started mining today... |
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Donation sent! Thanks for all of the help and this very useful program  Set the temp-target, temp-overheat, and temp-cutoff settings to values you prefer. The default values (given by the miner, not CGWatcher) are 75°C, 85°C, and 95°C respectively. You can set these settings in the config file or in the arguments.
Alternatively, you could disable overheat protection in CGWatcher's Monitor tab (make sure you're using 1.1.6.0a, otherwise you have to disable it in the INI file.)
Overheat protection is enabled by default and will do this to GPUs that the miner is not providing overheat protection for. The reason the miner would not be providing protection for a GPU is
a) the miner is unable to get a temperature for the card (specifically, Nvidia GPUs), or
b) the auto-gpu option is disabled which has to be enabled for the miner to really care about temperatures (although auto-fan may make it adjust fan speeds to keep in target range, its clock speeds will not be adjusted and it will not be disabled if it gets too hot.)
So your GPU meets one of these criteria. The temperature is exceeding the temp-overheat of 85°C (as it says it is 90°C), so it is attempting to reduce intensity to get the temperature back into the temp-target range.
Edit: Also, the reason you initially had API problems was because you used --api-allow without setting a value for it (e.g. W:127.0.0.1). This was unexpected on my part, so the next update will handle this.
Edit #2: I had found a bug that caused the overheat protection checkbox to not be checked on startup if overheat protection was enabled. So even if it was unchecked, it still may have been enabled unless you checked and unchecked the box yourself. Downloading again (1.1.6.0a) will give you the fixed version.
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I think all I needed was the new version. However, just a note: When setting up my profiles (one for BTC, LTC, and FTC) it edited my batch files to include the directory and the batch file name, causing cgminer to try to open a batch that opened a batch, that opened a batch, etc... Not sure if anyone else has noted this, but the only way I found around it was to just cross my fingers and hope that it started up. I tried manually editing the batch files, but it seemed like it kept adding it back in there. I suppose I could just not use batch files and put all of those settings into the config. Anyways, thank you so much for this program and your help. I will be sending you a donation later this evening |
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That worked! Thank you so much! Love the program and appreciate all of the hardwork Good luck with solving further problems if they arise. Another problem has arisen. It keeps turning off my cards at temperature intervals that it is not hitting. The temp never breeches 91C but it keeps shutting off causing my hashrate to go from 700MH to an average of about 400MH because of the cards turning on and off... When I look in the log of cgwatcher it says
"[6/14/2013 2:58:23 PM] GPU0 intensity changed from 10 to 9 due to temperature of 90°C exceeding the set temp-overheat of 85°C"How can I change this to where it will not change the intensity of the GPU? I only want it to restart cgminer if a card goes "DEAD" not change with the settings that I have optimized for my rig in cgminer. I don't want cgwatcher to interfere with any settings, but to simply restart cgminer when and *IF* a card goes "DEAD". Help please! I'll give you a 0.01 BTC donation if you can help me resolve this |
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That worked! Thank you so much! Love the program and appreciate all of the hardwork |
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ASICs are going to move all the smaller rigs (most personal miners) to LTC or FTC.
Meanwhile, someone will try to develop an ASIC for LTC but find out that scrypt is a lot harder to make an ASIC for than SHA 256 is...
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But BTC's value will rise right?
That's what's called pumping?
And opposite dumping?
Supply and demand, yes. People pump it when they want you to buy what they are selling People dump on it when they want you to sell them what they want to buy Rinse, repeat. Just like the stock market or the Forex. |
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10 PRINT "Hello World!"
New here. I got cgminer working well with my pool at Triple Mining. It's my first "rig" and it's just a bunch of old parts I threw together. Got it up to almost 800MHash/s, but it seems that my 5850 that I put in there is stalling out every 24-36 hours causing it to go "DEAD" and then not running until I get a chance to restart cgminer.
Saw a cool program in cgwatcher, downloaded it, linked it to my batch file (below) and am getting an error that I can't figure out.
When I click "Start Mining" it opens up CGminer with my batch file and starts mining. Then it sits in "waiting for CGminer API to start" mode for 15 seconds until giving me the following error:
"I was unable to start and establish communication with CGMiner. Check that the path, arguments, and config file (if any) are correct and try again."
This is my batch file for cgminer, i added the API stuff because when I was troubleshooting that seemed to be the problem that everyone was linking to, but I have never used anything with API before and am not entirely sure what it means.
cgminer -o stratum.triplemining.com:3334 -u xxx -p xxx --intensity 13 --gpu-engine 850 --thread-concurrency 7200 --shaders 2880 --worksize 128 --api-allow --api-listen --api-network
Thanks in advance. Any help much appreciated!
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