Dok,
I have an interesting phenomenon I'd like to get your opinion:
I have installed on one PC two identical Sapphire RX 470 8GB cards, both with Uber-Mix 3.1 BIOS mods. Using your 1.5.1 miner, Heavy algo, 0 intensity, 2 threads, 8 worksize, they get 1070 H/S at 1260/2000 with blockchain (Robinhood) AMD drivers for win 7-64. The computer uses the on-motherboard integrated graphics for the monitor. The funny thing is, sometimes when starting one of the cards will hang around 1000-1020, the other will go up to 1070 like always. If I open up OverdriveNTool and modify the P1 memory voltage by any amount for the GPU that is lower, then the GPU will jump up to 1070. If I save that setting and reboot the computer, it still doesn't go to 1070. I have to make the change while the miner is running. Any idea what is happening here?
Can you try running GPU-Z instead of tinkering with OverclockNTool? People, including me, are reporting consistent hashrate increase when running GPU-Z. Please let us know if it you get a similar speed bump. Nope, that drops it substantially, I quit GPU-Z and it stays low. Have to disable/reenable the GPUs and restart the miner and wait about 5 minutes for it to return to 1070. |
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Dok,
I have an interesting phenomenon I'd like to get your opinion:
I have installed on one PC two identical Sapphire RX 470 8GB cards, both with Uber-Mix 3.1 BIOS mods. Using your 1.5.1 miner, Heavy algo, 0 intensity, 2 threads, 8 worksize, they get 1070 H/S at 1260/2000 with blockchain (Robinhood) AMD drivers for win 7-64. The computer uses the on-motherboard integrated graphics for the monitor. The funny thing is, sometimes when starting one of the cards will hang around 1000-1020, the other will go up to 1070 like always. If I open up OverdriveNTool and modify the P1 memory voltage by any amount for the GPU that is lower, then the GPU will jump up to 1070. If I save that setting and reboot the computer, it still doesn't go to 1070. I have to make the change while the miner is running. Any idea what is happening here?
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Agreed. Anything but HitBTC. Waste of money to get it listed on that terrible exchange.
Never used them and all I hear is negative things. Better of trying to get the community to raise money to get it on Cryptopia. Not the best exchange either, but a big step up from TradeOgre. Hmm, interesting. That has not been my experience. I never have trouble with TO, but I have had to wait for ages at Cryptopia. |
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xtraelv,
Good, so please understand that FUD tactics will only get my ire up, and likely "name calling." Your post, at least to me, seemed to try and pull a FUD tactic to get some to not participate in XMV. That is no one else's business. This is progress and this fork will result in better code for all cryptonight coins. Mark my words. Fear is a great motivator.
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xtraelv, that is NOT the issue. I will refer to a post from over two months ago: For me, the key part of the linked article is: "...but MoneroV operators might obtain a significant amount of knowledge about the contents of the Monero blockchain through users giving MoneroV their private keys." So, what I guess the author of the post is saying is that we have a MORAL responsibility to NOT help (those factions of the US - as implied above by owlcatz. Where do you find anything about the US?) who are trying to break the anonymity of Monero and that outweighs the making of some (potential) free money. And, by logical extension, that outweighs whatever IMMORAL activities may have been paid for with Monero. Kind of reminds me of the old comedic line, "I got mine, now you get yours." No, sorry, but in my mind, if a valid method exists that exposes vulnerabilities in a system, in this case, Monero via a fork - using standard fork methodologies, then it MUST be followed for the development of the future. If that means that all are exposed in the past, too bad. Those who put their TRUST in such a system are fools because they didn't see this coming. It is more important to accept that this may be a problem for de-anonymizing Monero and plan for the future accordingly. Implying that one must oppose on moral grounds is antithetical. It is clear from your post that you are concerned about the No Such Agency. Rightly so. So I'll repeat: No, sorry, but in my mind, if a valid method exists that exposes vulnerabilities in a system, in this case, Monero via a fork - using standard fork methodologies, then it MUST be followed for the development of the future. If that means that all are exposed in the past, too bad. Those who put their TRUST in such a system are fools because they didn't see this coming. It is more important to accept that this may be a problem for de-anonymizing Monero and plan for the future accordingly. |
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Yet another noobie account MoneroV shill in various threads so thought I'd come to visit.  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1653730;sa=showPosts
If you plan to participate in this fork by WITHDRAWING MONERO TO YOUR OWN PRIVATE WALLET PRIOR TO THE FORK - make sure you are VERY CAREFUL.
Bitcoin gold endorsed a wallet that resulted in 3.3 million in real BTC being stolen.
https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-gold-wallet-stole-private-keys-scooped-3-3-million/
Coinsecure exchange also lost around 3 Million that could be related to the fork.
"The note also elucidates that this loss is not a direct result of their infrastructure being compromised or hacked but instead it was due to their CSO Dr. Amitabh Saxsena extracting Bitcoin Gold from Bitcoin. And as a result, their CSO claimed that bitcoins were lost."
https://coinsutra.com/coinsecure-bitcoin-hack-theft/
You risk losing your real Monero for the opportunity to get a copy.
Users should be wary of the security risks involved in this fork. https://www.ccn.com/is-monerov-a-legitimate-hard-fork-of-monero/
The MoneroV team is anonymous, which limits the trust in MoneroV leadership. MoneroV requires Monero holders’ private keys to receive tokens from the airdrop, leaving many to question the safety and privacy of MoneroV’s launch. MoneroV has recommended solutions to these risks, but many are convinced these issues should not have arisen in the first place. While the MoneroV project is open-source, the MoneroV wallet is not, meaning the wallet source code cannot be audited prior to launch. You are a FUDge-packing, full of sh!t, shill. F off with your disinfo. |
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Hello ,
I bought a used RX580 nitro+ on ebay , it's a samsung memory , but the first owner flashed the bios. How I can recover the original bios to know the exact memory model in order to use a good strap?
thx in advance
if you said samsung then it's samsung, it won't changed by flashing the bios. strap from PBE should be good enough for samsung. You should read how to flash your BIOS https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1954245.0 and use the UberMix 3.1 when you do so. |
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I used the gui wallet and a private node --daemon-address 5.199.161.136:9538 I was synced in about 1 hour.
You're not actually downloading the blockchain, you're using somebody else's. The 'sync' that you experienced was just your client querying the daemon at the given IP address to check if there were any transactions for your wallet in all of the blocks (and downloading a few block headers). Duh! You think I don't know that? No different that the same concept of using any electrum wallet. |
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Need help? my wallet out of to date. Dev do you have add file bootstrap?? i need, for make fast sync because since few days ago, i open this never syncr  could you give choice to online wallet ? cause it fork from monero the block was big, too long to sync if use offline wallet 😭
So... my wallet sync slowed to a crawl today. I was getting 5-7 mbps, which was already slow. Now I'm lucky to get 1 mbps. This is just painful.  People like me and xoplo82 would probably benefit from remote nodes. I will still attempt to download the full MoneroV blockchain, of course. It will just be a long time before I can use it, unfortunately. A fastsync download has been posted on reddit, you can torrent the blockchain from there: https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroV/comments/8ipph3/monerov_blockchain_download_485gb_compressed_to/That took me about 3 hours to download. Pretty fast when you compare it with the 3 or so days the node takes to sync up on its own. I used the gui wallet and a private node --daemon-address 5.199.161.136:9538 I was synced in about 1 hour. |
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so anyone here fully synced received their coins  Yep, and still mining, too. |
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How can i setup API to monitor my rig through url.
Super noob here, please provide step by step guide anyone.
btw great job Dok!, super stable miner.
thanks
in your config.txt file make sure you have something like this:
"api_enabled" : true,
"api_rig_name" : "RX4708GB",
"api_port" : 4444,
of course you can change the rig name and port number. from another workstation in your LAN you use the IP address of your rig followed by the port, so something like this: where 192.168.1.100 is the address of your miner. If you want to access from the internet you may have to open up the port 4444 on your router. |
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Dashboard from json
Save to SRBMiner.html
Simply edit you miner IP:port
Work good in Chrome, in IE autorefresh not work.
Класс, а табличку такую динамичную, когда много ферм, сможем? и цена вопроса.... You can display many of those pages on one screen by saving a simple html page like this: <HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Mining Rigs</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<frameset rows="*,*,*" cols="*,*,*,*">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner10.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner13.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner14.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner15.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner16.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner17.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner9.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner12.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner7.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner11.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner5.html">
<frame src="file:///C:/directory/SRBMiner6.html">
</frameset>
</HTML> I'm sure there are easier ways, but that is a quick way to get the job done. |
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Dashboard from json Save to SRBMiner.html Simply edit you miner IP:port Work good in Chrome, in IE autorefresh not work. <!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<!-- Refresh rate in seconds below -->
<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="15" />
<body bgcolor="#cccccc";>
<font size="3" face="Tahoma">
<style type="text/css">
html, body{width: 100%; height: 100%; padding: 0; margin: 0}
div{position: absolute; padding: 1em; border: 1px solid #000}
#top{background: #999; top: 0; left: 0; right: 0%; bottom: 5%}
#left{background: #ccc; top: 5%; left: 0; right: 0%; bottom: 0%}
</style>
<div id="top">
<table width="100%">
<tr>
<td><b>SRB Miner 1.5.1+ Dashboard - 1 RIG</b></td><td align=right>v0.3</td>
</tr>
</table>
</div>
<div id="left">
<p id="RIG1"></p>
<script>
var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function() {
if (this.readyState == 4 && this.status == 200) {
var myObj = JSON.parse(this.responseText);
x = "Rig : <b>" + myObj.rig_name + "<br>" + "</b>Devices: " + myObj.total_devices + " (threads: " + myObj.total_threads + ")<br>"
+"Cryptonight: <b>" + myObj.cryptonight_type + "<br>" + "</b>Online: " + Math.round(myObj.mining_time/60) + " min." + "<br>" +
"Hashrate: <b>" + myObj.hashrate_total_now + "</b> (5 min: " + myObj.hashrate_total_5min + ", 30 min: " + myObj.hashrate_total_30min + ", MAX: " +
myObj.hashrate_total_max + ")<br>" + "<br>" + "Connected Pool: <b>" + myObj.pool.pool + "<br>" + "</b>DIFF: " + myObj.pool.difficulty + "<br>" +
"Connected from: " + myObj.pool.time_connected + "<br>" + "Uptime: " + Math.round(myObj.pool.uptime/60) + " min." + "<br>" + "Latency: " +
myObj.pool.latency + " msec.<br>" + "<br>" + "Shares total: " + myObj.shares.total + "<br>" + "Accepted: " + myObj.shares.accepted + "<br>" + "Rejected: " +
myObj.shares.rejected + "<br>" + "Average share time: " + myObj.shares.avg_find_time + " sec." + "<br>" + "<br>";
x += "<table border=1 cellpadding=3 style='border-collapse: collapse; border: 3px solid black;'>"
x += "<tr><th bgcolor=#A0A0A0>Device</th><th bgcolor=#A0A0A0>ID</th><th bgcolor=#A0A0A0>GPU</th><th bgcolor=#A0A0A0>BUS ID</th><th bgcolor=#A0A0A0>Kernel ID</th bgcolor=#A0A0A0><th bgcolor=#A0A0A0>Hashrate</th><th bgcolor=#A0A0A0>Core clock</th><th bgcolor=#A0A0A0>Memory clock</th><th bgcolor=#A0A0A0>°C</th><th bgcolor=#A0A0A0>RPM</th></tr>"
var i;
for (i in myObj.devices) {
x += "<tr><td align=center>" + myObj.devices[i].device + "</td><td align=center>" + myObj.devices[i].device_id + "</td><td align=center>" + myObj.devices[i].model +
"</td><td align=center>" + myObj.devices[i].bus_id + "</td><td align=center>" + myObj.devices[i].kernel_id + "</td><td align=center>" + myObj.devices[i].hashrate +
"</td><td align=center>" + myObj.devices[i].core_clock + "</td><td align=center>" + myObj.devices[i].memory_clock + "</td><td align=center>" +
myObj.devices[i].temperature + "</td><td align=center>" + myObj.devices[i].fan_speed_rpm + "</td></tr>";
}
x += "</table>"
document.getElementById("RIG1").innerHTML = x
}
};
<!-- You miner IP and port -->
xmlhttp.open("GET", "http://192.168.1.160:3333", true);
xmlhttp.send();
</script>
</div>
<!--
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</body>
</html>
Thanks for the JSON API code, I sent you some beer money to your BTC address. Keep up the good work! |
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We getting around 1000h/s at heavy with a RX 580 8GB, anyone using the RX 570 8GB and tell me if the values are around the same?
I have the older RX 470 8GB (samsung, Ubermix 3.1) and with heavy they are getting 1067h/s at 1260/2000. |
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Please add .workers function to ipbc pool.
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{
"cryptonight_type" : "heavy",
"intensity" : 0,
"double_threads" : false,
"target_temperature" : 0,
"pool_use_tls" : true,
"pool" : "haven.miner.rocks:5555",
"wallet" : "YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS",
"password" : "w=Rig1",
"location" : "europe",
"log_file" : "",
} tried that. this is now my start file 
clicking the start file does nothing i have to click on the SRBminer-CN.exe file to get it to start. is that correct?
this is still giving me the v7 algo rather than heavy, and i just get rejected shares because the miner is sending wrong shares to the pool
No, that is not correct. The start.bat file should contain something like this: setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 1
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_MAX_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_MAX_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
@echo off
cls
SETLOCAL EnableExtensions
set EXE=SRBMiner-CN.exe
:START
FOR /F %%x IN ('tasklist /NH /FI "IMAGENAME eq %EXE%"') DO IF %%x == %EXE% goto RUNNING
%EXE% --config config.txt --pools pools.txt --logfile log.txt
TIMEOUT /T 15 /NOBREAK
goto START
:RUNNING
echo "%EXE% is already running"
pause The config.txt file should contain something like this: /* Type can be : normal, normalv7, lite, litev7, heavy, ipbc, artocash */
"cryptonight_type" : "normalv7",
/* Intensity 0-> auto intensity, or value from 1-300 */
"intensity" : 0,
/* To use 2 threads per card set double_threads to true */
"double_threads" : true,
/* Uncomment this if you want to set GPU target temperature */
/*"target_temperature" : 0,*/
/* Uncomment this if you want to set system shutdown temperature */
/*"shutdown_temperature" : 90,*/
/* Uncomment this if you don't want to use the built in watchdog, but you want a script to run on GPU fail */
/* If you use the reboot-windows.bat it will restart your computer if a GPU fail occurs */
/*"reboot_script" : "reboot-windows.bat",*/
/* Advanced settings for each GPU manually */
/* Put in devices that you want to use, if you for ex. don't want to use gpu 2, just don't insert it,like in this example */
/* Id starts from 0 , not from 1 !! */
/* To get a list of available devices with their id's, use --listdevices parameter */
/* This is just an example, edit it and remove comment lines !! */
"gpu_conf" :
[
{ "id" : 0, "intensity" : 112, "worksize" : 16, "threads" : 2},
{ "id" : 1, "intensity" : 112, "worksize" : 16, "threads" : 2},
{ "id" : 2, "intensity" : 112, "worksize" : 16, "threads" : 2},
]
} The pools.txt should contain something like this: { "pools" : [ {"pool_use_tls" : false, "keepalive" : false, "pool" : "stellite.ingest.cryptoknight.cc:16223", "wallet" : "<address>", "password" : "x", "location" : "usa"}, ] } when those 3 files are saved, you click the start.bat and it will run. |
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{
"cryptonight_type" : "heavy",
"intensity" : 0,
"double_threads" : false,
"target_temperature" : 0,
"pool_use_tls" : true,
"pool" : "haven.miner.rocks:5555",
"wallet" : "YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS",
"password" : "w=Rig1",
"location" : "europe",
"log_file" : "",
} |
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No the RX 580 is the stock bios, and under Windows 7 the compute mode on the drivers doesnt work. It also has the crappy Micron memory so thats actually a good hashrate for all those variables. I was considering installing Linux on a USB thumb drive to switch to when Im sleeping/afk but for right now this is doing me fine.
You need to install Robinhood's driver solution so you can get AMD Blockchain driver to work with your polaris card and Windows 7. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2068446.0 |
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