biostar board? check your task manager, is system interrupts cpu usage high?

That's a last effort I think, this was working, and now 2 more miners have since gone down. What's going on with 11.6, some kind of time bomb?

CJ

Start with basic troubleshoot, use 1 card only, install it on PCIe x16, Uninstall/Reinstall driver, then run miner

if successful then add other GPU's

Check your anti virus or windows defender aren't shutting it down. It sounds just like mine when I forget to add an exception.

have a solution, type -eres 0

11.5 with -oldkernels 1 gives me less and fluctating reported hashrate.... 11.4 works perfect for me but i am getting 3-6% stale shares and someone mentioned 0-2% stale shares with 11.5

My experience with 11.4 and Stale Shares.
Arrow marks the spot where I upgraded from 11.3 to 11.4
The image is 11.3 to left of arrow and 11.4 to the right.

I would say this is a great success in reducing stale shares from 11.3 to 11.4
Also everything else is stable, running cool and hash rates are equal to or greater than all other Claymore versions.

I would say this is a complete success.

Ok I will check it.

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I did not test it, but for recent drivers it must not depend on DAG much.

Reddit chatter saying that it will be roughly the same as building a rig, so 180MH/s for about $2500.  That's what the performance of this asic will be.

I have a machine running v10.5 that I just installed an RX570 and 580 card in. At start it says it sees two cards then only uses one of them. Here are the log messages what is wrong?  No conflicts in Device Manager on Win 10-64.

15:21:49:886   1404   ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
15:21:49:887   1404   º     Claymore's Dual ETH + DCR/SC/LBC/PASC GPU Miner v10.5      º
15:21:49:887   1404   ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
15:21:49:888   1404   
15:21:49:889   1404   b457
15:21:50:091   1404   ETH: 5 pools are specified
15:21:50:092   1404   Main Ethereum pool is eth-us-west1.nanopool.org:9999
15:21:50:093   1404   DCR: 0 pool is specified
15:21:50:530   1404   OpenCL platform: NVIDIA CUDA
15:21:50:531   1404   OpenCL platform: AMD Accelerated Parallel Processing
15:21:50:533   1404   OpenCL initializing...

15:21:50:533   1404   AMD Cards available: 2
15:21:50:534   1404   GPU #0: Ellesmere (Radeon RX 570 Series), 4096 MB available, 32 compute units (pci bus 1:0:0)
15:21:50:535   1404   GPU #0 recognized as Radeon RX 470/570
15:21:50:535   1404   POOL/SOLO version
15:21:50:536   1404   Platform: Windows
15:21:50:564   1404   start building OpenCL program for GPU 0...
15:21:50:755   1404   done
15:21:50:994   1404   GPU #0: algorithm ASM
15:21:50:996   1404   Total cards: 1

Re: Claymore Bugs

So just in case somebody want to mine with their rig ETH only on two different pools, here is the content of my batch file (start_eth_nanopool_noobpool.bat):


This batch-file gets started from Windows 10 Autostart.
The first 3 GPUs are used to mine on noobpool (no mining fees but high transmission fees!!) and the other 4 GPUs are used to mine on nanopool (also take care if you use this pool).
The command timeout /t 10 /nobreak waits for 10 seconds before the second instance gets opened.

Another thing you have to take care about are the risers. I bought 6 "YIKESHU" Risers (blue, 6-Pin-PCI-E on the riser)  from Amazon and there are all crap! One out of these 6 was completely defect. But the other produce massive problems during the mining. All GPUs where I used these riser, got randomly stuck during the mining. After I changed all of these "YIKESHU" riser to "Ptsaying" risers, the GPUs don't produce errors any more and I was also able to let the GPU run faster with less voltage with these new riser.
So if you got massive problems, the first thing you should do is down-clock your GPUs a bit and if this will not help, you must change your risers! Risers which also work fine in my rig are the "ELEGIANT" risers which I also got from amazon.

There are many pools with fees under 1%, I can't remember them all but two that come to mind are etn.spacepools.org with only 0.1% fees and miningpoolhub.com with only 0.9% fees. For choice of coins, functions and support I'd go for miningpoolhub.

Hi everybody,
first, sry for my bad english writing.

i have a mining rig, my components:

4x gigabyte rx 570 4g
2 of them with 1140 2030 and 2 with 1140 2050 @ 850mv
the rig works very well, i got 114 MH/s "28.5" eth 540w from the wall
i use 2 600w powersupplys, an celeron cpu and a gigabyte mainboard with 4gb ram.
my os is win10 pro an it is setup for mining.

yesterday i install the new claymore miner, the description tells me i can dual mine without a hashratedrop @ eth.
i try this with eth+dcr, but wenn i start mining my eth hashrate drops zu 17MH/s

has anyone try this or a idea?

There are some and they have running costs. Server, software and so on. Claymore doesn't have. This has nothing to do with communism. I think a lot of people aren't aware that he makes so much money. So if you could disable developer fee and have the same hashrate, that would be ok. A lot of people wouldn't care if dev fee is the default option, so he still had enough money.

Thanks, it's working today from another computer of my network (yesterday, it was only working from localhost for some reason).
If I need to change config and so on from anywhere in the world, I'll just use TeamViewer.

So he's making less and you're making much less, how smart are you?


This fee topic brings a question, though: with the dual miner in simple mining mode (because dual is dead blah blah blah), do you pay 1% or 2% devfee?

I guess two cards hang up, the problem is not with temperature