using windows 7 64 bit
the only cards i'm using are the ones listed from amd the first time installing i removed the 6450 and went with the 270x, after that was not working i tried the two together. Thank you for your input
Ensure you have fully wiped out your current driver platform using the AMD CP uninstall program. Lots of problems occur when a new installation conflicts with artifacts from the old driver platform.
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I will tell you right now: that HD6450 is a worthless card as a miner and is mucking everything up. You need the newest drivers for that 270x, and they do not like that 6450 at all. I had a 5450 (which is basically a 6450) a while back and had a hell of a time getting it to work with some 7950s, and that was even with older drivers.
I would take out the 6450, uninstall your AMD drivers from the CP to clear out the platform, and reinstall the 13.12 Catalyst + 2.9 SDK.
Your first bat file sample looks good, except -i20 will give too many rejects - try -i 19.
A question though: You are using --gpu-platform 1. Are your Radeon cards behind an intel integrated GPU or an NVidia card?
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Try the Catalyst 12.6 drivers + 2.7 APP SDK.
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I've attempted 2 6 card 270 rigs in Win8.1 x64, and none of the drivers would initialize all 6 cards into sgminer for mining.
The 6th card was always error 43'd out, no matter what i tried.
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It's a bad idea to spend money on mining gear. Investing will bring many more returns.
Investing in mining gear = hedging your risk. If BTC goes south, you can always sell your hardware off and recoup at least something. Investing in coins via fiat = going in nekkid. If BTC goes south, you're completely screwed and out the whole bit with no recourse. What about my main question? Making a gaming computer (which I want) that doubles as a mining rig. Sorry, got off track by the FUD. My appologies If you mean, mining while gaming...then no. If you mean mining while not gaming, sure. Even during daily non-gaming use, you could set your intensity low and when not using you could set your intensity high.
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It's a bad idea to spend money on mining gear. Investing will bring many more returns.
Investing in mining gear = hedging your risk. If BTC goes south, you can always sell your hardware off and recoup at least something. Investing in coins via fiat = going in nekkid. If BTC goes south, you're completely screwed and out the whole bit with no recourse.
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Remove the --shaders parameter. --Thread-concurrency overwrites it when specified.
what the parameters do? --shaders parameter. --Thread-concurrency Parameter is the value assigned to the flag. i.e. --shaders 2048, 2048 is the parameter. Remove the entire --shaders 20481 part.
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I have no issues with law enforcement oversight. Law enforcement oversight != regulation. I have no problems with law enforcement knocking out SR type sights / people on them.
I do have issues with financial oversight (regulation) by governments that are hypocritical and motivated by corruption. Eliminate the conflict of interest, and i'll happily pay my bitcoin tax.
The 2 forces of government and law enforcement cannot be disjointed, as law enforcement is a subdivision of the authority vested by God into governments, but the conflict of interest must and will be eliminated...and bitcoin will be that tool which does it.
That being said: bitcoin will survive.
This latest chain of events highlights the 3 worst things that could ever go wrong with the currency: #1 Protocol issue: Being fixed, and once fixed.. will demonstrate just how "simple" it is to "fix" the protocol: try that with a fiat system. #2 Major exchanges going down: Will obviously be coming back up. See what happens to fiat when the 2 largest banks in the world go offline for days. #3 DDoS: is being mitigated: See what happens to fiat when the global banking system is hit by DDoS over a period of days.
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anyone can help me msi r9 270 (non x) to undervolt and what line for cgminer scrypt mining, what wattage are you getting?
thanks!
In SGMiner: setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 + --thread-concurrency 10241 --gpu-fan 90 --intensity 19 -w 256 -g 1 --api-listen --api-allow 127.0.0.1 --gpu-powertune 20 --lookup-gap 2 -E 10 -s 5 -Q 0
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Hi. I have mini mine-rig with 3x7850 Sapphire 2GB. Mother Gigabyte P55A-UD3, 6gb RAM, i5-760, Corsair 850W. After 10-15 min when i start mining scrypt, my computer freeze, and one card.have 511 temp on cgminer 3.7.2 I have last non-beta AMD drivers and sdk 2.9 On my GPU i can manual switch bios. But i have the same problemon another bios. Two GPU in 16x on mother and one with riser with con power supply What can i do with that shit?
Need your mining config...but: I doubt it's a miner config issue or a hardware issue: The miner does start up and run for 10-15 minutes as you specify. If it was either a miner config issue it would error out immediately, or if it was a hardware issue, it would freeze up automatically or within seconds of mining commencement. Still need your miner config though. Very good chance it is your driver pack. I would try out the Catalyst 13.4 drivers + 2.9 SDK. I had great luck with that specific combination for all my 7950s / 7850s. Uninstall your latest driver pack through the Control Panel add/remove program.
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Remove the --shaders parameter. --Thread-concurrency overwrites it when specified.
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A very interesting card to me!
It is a 7850 with better ram. Same texture units / ROPs / memory bus, but 1400mhz ram.
I could hit 400khs on both of my old 7850s but it took nothing short of 1200+ on the core @ 1250 ram. Seeing how well the 270 does with the quicker ram, i would dare say this thing will do 425-450khs without too much trouble.
Expect this card to be the new performance / watt king. I would ever hazard a prediction that many will get this card to around 100w (stock is 150w) pumping out 400khs+.
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280X still better price/performance
How is that? the 280x isn't twice as fast yet it costs twice as much. 280x MSRP is around 320 - 350. So not 2x as much as 270. Also KH/Watt is better on the 280x than the 270. MSRP is one thing, current retail prices are another. 280xs are going for 400+ easily, closer to 500.. at least over here in the USA. Even the 270s are 220-240.
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I've found TC 10240 up through 24000 to work well on my 270s. Anything less and it was HW city.
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Remember that these 120/60/1 defaults are for Bitcoin, which has a 10 minute block period, and the difficulty recalculates every ~12-14 days. Many alt-coins will have MUCH shorter block times, and recalculate the diff VERY quickly. If cgminer is working on a block for 60 seconds, and thinks that those shares are valid for 120 seconds, when in reality the new alt-coin network is finding a new block every 10 seconds, a lot of what you do is going to be invalid. My reject rate on MC has been unacceptable high. And i am running all 7950s / 270s @ -g 1. Trying out the -E 10 -s 5 -Q 0 settings. I'll post the results after a 24 hour sample period.
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For one thing, remove the --shaders line. --Thread-Concurrency when specified overwrites the --shaders parameter.
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vapor-xs are undervolted and underclocked, dct2 is underclocked.
May wanna up the volts in small increments on the card that goes sick immediately. That's basically the card telling you it will work, but needs a little more powar.
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Sick usually means the card can't handle the load.
Are your cards running stock?
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CGMiner has known issues running -g 2 thread cards with -g 1 cards, aka 7970s with 7950s.
Try SGMiner with the same parameters, less the --scrypt option.
SGMiner link is in my sig.
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