Thanks for the great API, very helpful.
I am however unsure what the 'end' field in reply to the orders.get&my method means. It looks like a posix timestamp but doesn't seem to make sense for me when I get values like 1287166820 (for a running order today) which translates as posix timestamp to Fri Oct 15 20:20:20 CEST 2010.
Could you explain what this value means?
This indeed is a unix timestamp, however it is given v milliseconds (type long). If you take this into consideration you'll get the correct "human readable" timestamp. |
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Hi, I have Windows 10. 280x, vga amd drivers "14.7 RC3" and SDK 3.0, and Have an average of 6 mh/s, When Windows 7 HAD 10 mh/s. The problem is windows???
You need AMD 15.7+ drivers to get the boost from optimized versions. |
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EDIT tried the sgminer_5-1-1_Optimized and get 7Mh/s instead of 6Mh/s
I am running 1000/1375
Try 5-1-0-optimized, you'll get even more. Make sure to set high xintensity (see sample config file included in 5-1-0-optimized directory). |
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As soon as is start to benchmark on usa server my pc shut`s down after exactly 3 sec from the start benchmark command...
In this case you're having some issues with the PC. Do you have powerful enough PSU? Is your PC well cooled? |
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Now when i want to start nicehash miner it get`ss me the error " nicehashminer.exe has stoped working "
result for nslookup :
Server: fritz.box
Adress: 192.168.178.1
Non-authoritative answer :
Name: x11.eu.nicehash.com
Adresses : 159.253.151.98
37.58.117.214
159.8.42.123
best regards
Hmm, it's really hard to say what kind of issues are you having. It does look like you're having some kind of networking/internet issues. Please restart the PC and re-try running benchmark using USA location. |
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Nicehash I have a problem with the Nicehash Miner.
My pc > Intel Quad core , 4GB ram, Radeon R9 390 8GB, win10 x64.
My question is this. > Everytime I do a benchmark in the nicehash Miner program , instead of showing me the speed (ex 12.5 MH\s ) it shows me just TERMINATED. Where seems to be the problem ? The benchmark on the CPU is workin 100%.
Awaiting your response.
Which driver version do you have? just did a fresh instal of win 7 x64. With AMD driver 15.7.1. Still benhcmark as Terminated. Please try selecting USA location for test. Also, can you run the command "nslookup x11.eu.nicehash.com" in a new Command Line window and post the result here? |
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Anyone know why I only get 5.9MH/s with the latest sgminer mining X11 with a 7970 ? Should be around 10Mh
The optimized sgminer which is bundled in the latest NiceHash Miner ( https://github.com/nicehash/NiceHashMiner/releases) should get you approx 10 MHs on 7970 mining x11. |
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Nicehash I have a problem with the Nicehash Miner.
My pc > Intel Quad core , 4GB ram, Radeon R9 390 8GB, win10 x64.
My question is this. > Everytime I do a benchmark in the nicehash Miner program , instead of showing me the speed (ex 12.5 MH\s ) it shows me just TERMINATED. Where seems to be the problem ? The benchmark on the CPU is workin 100%.
Awaiting your response.
Which driver version do you have? |
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But why is it only for fixed price? Normal orders work fine. I think they like canceling fixed price orders as the price moves up so it doesn't cut into their profits.
Ps. I sent an email last week(again) with all the info and not even a reply back about it.
Same rules apply for Bidding and Fixed orders, there is no manipulation. Where did you send email to? We always reply to all emails we receive. We might miss some email, and we're sorry if we missed yours. Send it again ( support@nicehash.com) or just send PM here. Thanks! Best regards, NiceHash team. |
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what's up with westhash? can't connect to the web site all day.
Which URL are you trying to connect to? Use https://www.nicehash.com, WestHash was merged with NiceHash a long time ago. WestHash is now only a separate location, we call it USA location, while the primary location is EU location (formerly NiceHash location). |
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yes i think --> i make a solo mining on --> stratum+tcp://solo.ckpool.org:3333
on the last rental i had 800 THs on the pool and in the other moment the rental was canceld...
Please send us your order # of the cancelled orders to support@nicehash.com so that we can take a look into details. Thanks! |
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hello,
my 1000 THs fix rate rental will always canceld by nicehash, why?
Did you take a look at this faq: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=faq#faqb13? Did you make sure your target pool is stable and is providing appropriate pool difficulty? |
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Thanks for the quick reply. I tried another version of sgminer and it didn't recognize the IGPU. Since it has
apparently worked in the past on cgminer I was hoping the development had already been done and it would
simply be an integration effort. I'll keep looking.
If you have some other GPUs in the system, in addition to Intel IGPU (like AMD or NVIDIA cards), than you have to play with --gpu-platform <value> in order to detect proper cards. https://github.com/sgminer-dev/sgminer/blob/master/doc/configuration.md#gpu-options |
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how does this help me "#xnsub"
what has that for a benefit?
Our service is working as a proxy, forwarding and aggregating hashing power from connected miners to the orders that buyers submit. Work on orders is dynamic -> orders are being created, deleted, etc. and therefore miners have to switch between these orders. If one does not enable extranonce.subscribe (#xnsub), it's miner will be disconnected and re-connected immediately to new order - and this disconnection requires your miner to start working on new jobs, causing a small performance drop during the re-connection. This might happen once in a while, usually several times per day. This is where #xnsub comes into play. If you enable it, your miner will never re-connect, it will be constantly connected and will be switching to new jobs automatically without disruption, thus making your mining fully stable. It a small, but not negligible improvement, therefore all miners are encouraged to utilize extranonce.subscribe (#xnsub). Best regards, NiceHash team. |
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Does this extend to Intel IGPU mining? I've seen some discussion of the topic and that at one time cgminer
supported it but I haven't found anything concrete to build on. If there is somewhere I can start I would like
to pursue this.
We haven't worked on Intel IGPU mining support yet. However, since Intel IGPU generally supports OpenCL, it should be possible to add support for these GPUs into sgminer. Our latest branch of sgminer is available here: https://github.com/nicehash/sgminer. Currently we don't have any plans on adding Intel IGPU mining support into sgminer, however this does sound like interesting project and if someone is willing to do the development effort for this integration, we would definitely donate to this effort once integration is complete. Best regards, NiceHash team. |
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@Truman AntMiner S7 supports extranonce.subscribe out of the box, simply enable it by putting #xnsub at the tail of pool stratum connection: stratum+tcp://sha256.eu.nicehash.com:3334#xnsub or stratum+tcp://sha256.usa.nicehash.com:3334#xnsub You can also use other locations, see here: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=gstarted#seller@Nortron Antminer S2 is unfortunately too old and does not support extranonce.subscribe. The only workaround for you would be to setup Stratum proxy, see here: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=asicBest regards, NiceHash team. |
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Wow, that makes it seem even more dodgy to try to deflect attention away from the fact that your cut of the rental is 6% ...
Eh, kano, whatever makes you happy  ... Everything is completely public https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=faq#faqg2 without any deflect attention ... miners are charged 3% and buyers are charged 3% ... just the same as on the exchanges or other added-value services were buyers are charged X% and sellers are charged Y%. Anyway, to get back to topic: the high profit rates are still ongoing, keep on mining Best regards, NiceHash team. |
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Well when you charge 6% on the rental income and claim short term profits that, really, people should expect to be long term losses vs normal pool mining, due to the high fees, it seems rather dodgy.
Miners fee is 3%, and we are paying PPS. Miners knows damn well why it is profitable to stay with NiceHash. Please keep your consultancy on profitability in your own thread, thanks. Best regards, NiceHash team. |
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Yes sounds like a good idea, push the prices up and make sure YOU get more profits.
Hopefully most miners aren't stupid enough to listen to that.
kano, many miners are looking to get best profits with their gear, not sure why are you calling them stupid. Yes, we are here to make profits and provide a nice added-value service for miners and other crypto currencies users. You're also running your pool for profit. Let's keep it this way - we are never interfering with the way your are running your pool, so please also allow us to run our service as well - without negativism and unnecessary judging us and/or miners being stupid or whatever. Thanks. Best regards, NiceHash team. |
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