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I set them in local.conf but still nothing, maybe I am not doing something right.
For now, I changed from claymore to phoenix, seems to work (for now at least).
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I think the solution are these commands, but I don't know how or where to put them in ETHOS
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
I found out that setx=export in linux.
Might not be the case but please try their support (2 replies up) Their "support" page is outdated and does not mention anything about this. On windows is working fine. |
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I think the solution are these commands, but I don't know how or where to put them in ETHOS
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
I found out that setx=export in linux.
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This is the best I can get from Gigabyte P104 4gb (Micron)  |
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I kind of feel like that claimed 39mh on ethereum is bunk. 25mh/s is what you would expect from an unmodified gtx 1070 so I would say you are closer to a real number than the OP
It's legit for ZOTAC, who knows about Gigabyte, a shit company can't even make a fan that works. Could you please share your settings? Windows version, driver, overclock, memory type... |
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I have Gigabyte p104-100 and no matter what I do, I can't make them go above 30.5 mh/s on ETH.
- Tried different drivers
- Tried core clock (-200 to +500)
- Tried memory clock (0 to 850)
Out of the box, the card does around 25 mh/s.
The memory is Micron and on Windows 10.
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What driver version are you using on mining and non-mining cards?
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Help, I put 2 x 1060 mining edition on a rig with 4 other 1060 gaming, they are both Gigabyte. Before, the 4 regular were working great, now, after DDU and the newest driver (tried older too), this happens:  Any suggestion? Have you looked at your BIOS settings? Do you have the PCIe link speed set to auto, gen 1, etc.? Try changing that. I managed to get them to work or at least appear as working (  ) but I can't change anything in Afterburner on the 1060 Mining Edition. I get this  On Claymore, they get around 19-20 MH/s but I thing that is on stock, because I can't change anything. Any suggestions? UPDATE: Fixed it by using system restore and installing older drivers. |
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Help, I put 2 x 1060 mining edition on a rig with 4 other 1060 gaming, they are both Gigabyte. Before, the 4 regular were working great, now, after DDU and the newest driver (tried older too), this happens: Any suggestion? |
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I have 6 x Gigabyte GTX1060 ITX and my miner is constantly restarting itself even with the stock settings. I am using the latest drivers, latest Windows 10 updates and latest Claymore miner. I always get this message: A launch timed out and was terminated...  |
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I have the EXACT SAME problems...
Afterburner 4.4.0 Beta 12
AMD Beta Blockchain driver
RX480 cards
Windows 10 Pro (latest update).
Using driver 16.9.2 works without any problem.
Volt -70
Power +20
Core 1040
Memory 1885
Getting around 25.5 MH.s
Try with Afterburner 4.4.0 Beta 16 On the official MSI website, the latest version is Beta 12, that confused me. |
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Mixed RX480 / 470 6 Card rig (all cards modded) / Clay v9.8 / Win 10
- Wiped the old drivers, installed the new AMD dag fix drivers
- Patched the drivers
- Installed AB beta
Mining again and hashrate almost back to what it was before.
But....
Afterburner is pretty much useless now other than as a fan controller. No control over anything else whatsoever, gpu / mem / voltage - nothing...
Trixx looks like it's working but does either fuck all or drops the hashrate (on settings that have been perfect for nearly a year now).
Wattool doesn't work anymore either - showing no readings for anything.
Claymore crashes on DAG creation as soon as you try to use any -cclock settings in the batch file.
Wattman is the only thing that seems to work, allowing everything to be set as it should be with the desired results, but this new driver is so fucking unstable that the rig crashes every hour and every time it does wattman resets itself.
Props to AMD for trying to sort the problem for us, but this is just a fucking shambles.
The latest thing I'm trying is using AB as fan control and setting the mclock in Clay, so far it's working but will have to wait to see how stable it is.
**EDIT** Claymore crashed after 5 minutes - GPU's hung.
I have the EXACT SAME problems... Afterburner 4.4.0 Beta 12 AMD Beta Blockchain driver RX480 cards Windows 10 Pro (latest update). Using driver 16.9.2 works without any problem. Volt -70 Power +20 Core 1040 Memory 1885 Getting around 25.5 MH.s |
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Anyone has the GTX 1060 AERO ITX 6G OC or at least an ITX 1060 card (the little ones)?
I am trying them at 0/100 core and 550/600 Memory (Mircon) clock, I get around 22 MH/s but the miner crashes often.
I am using the latest Nvidia driver (385.28).
Single fan usually had higher temperature... How's the temperature of your ITX 1060? Power Limit: 80 Temp Limit: 80 Core Clock: +50 Memory Clock: +570 22.9 MH/s Temp: 55C |
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Anyone has the GTX 1060 AERO ITX 6G OC or at least an ITX 1060 card (the little ones)?
I am trying them at 0/100 core and 550/600 Memory (Mircon) clock, I get around 22 MH/s but the miner crashes often.
I am using the latest Nvidia driver (385.28).
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What is your clock on GTX1060 Micron Memory?
I am using:
Claymore Miner 9.8
Driver 385.12 - BETA
Windows 10 Pro
Power Limit +80
Core Clock +100
Memory + 700
I get 22.3 - 23 MH/s but the miner is not very stable, often restarts and I get Error CUDA mining: an illegal memory access was encountered.
Any help? Appreciate it.
Reduce overclocking as it is recommended by Claymore on the first page of this thread. 21-22 is normal for 1060 as per Whattomine. I have 30 x RX480, this is my first 1060 rig, that's why I missed this  From yesterday, my cards run on the same BETA driver with +80 power limit, 0 core and +700 memory, dual mining with 22.9 - 23.2 and are stable (for now at least). If I encounter any problem, will try this solution. Thank you. Could you please share the link to BETA driver? I was referring to Nvidia 385.12 BETA driver. The user-configured beta driver for AMD is a little suspicious to me, I'll wait for the official driver from AMD. |
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What is your clock on GTX1060 Micron Memory?
I am using:
Claymore Miner 9.8
Driver 385.12 - BETA
Windows 10 Pro
Power Limit +80
Core Clock +100
Memory + 700
I get 22.3 - 23 MH/s but the miner is not very stable, often restarts and I get Error CUDA mining: an illegal memory access was encountered.
Any help? Appreciate it.
Reduce overclocking as it is recommended by Claymore on the first page of this thread. 21-22 is normal for 1060 as per Whattomine. I have 30 x RX480, this is my first 1060 rig, that's why I missed this From yesterday, my cards run on the same BETA driver with +80 power limit, 0 core and +700 memory, dual mining with 22.9 - 23.2 and are stable (for now at least). If I encounter any problem, will try this solution. Thank you. |
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What is your clock on GTX1060 Micron Memory?
I am using:
Claymore Miner 9.8
Driver 385.12 - BETA
Windows 10 Pro
Power Limit +80
Core Clock +100
Memory + 700
I get 22.3 - 23 MH/s but the miner is not very stable, often restarts and I get Error CUDA mining: an illegal memory access was encountered.
Any help? Appreciate it.
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What is your clock on GTX1060 Micron Memory?
I am using:
Claymore Miner 9.8
Driver 385.12 - BETA
Windows 10 Pro
Power Limit +80
Core Clock +100
Memory + 700
I get 22.3 - 23 MH/s but the miner is not very stable, often restarts and I get Error CUDA mining: an illegal memory access was encountered.
Any help? Appreciate it.
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How do you get 28-30 MH/s? With my Sapphire 480 4GB Nitro and XFX 480 4GB and with already modded bios, I am getting max 25.5 - 26.2 MH/s in dual mining. (SC is on 470 MH/s).  |
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Mr. Claymore, I Want EthMan for Android.
Here you go play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ua.com.bcmob.claymoresdualminermonitor |
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