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Hi!
Sometimes (once per 2-3 days) the miner (v 0.20.3) just quits. When I see no hashrate at the pool I check the system (Windows 10 x64 based) and see that everything is running except the miner. The system didn't reboot or had any stress.
What can bee the reason? Probably some timeout or repeating errors?
The bat file string is as follows. The GPUs are OCed by AB.
Thank you!
timeout /t 50
[path]t-rex.exe -a ethash -o stratum+tcp://eu1.ethermine.org:4444 -u [wallet address] -p x -w [rig name] --mt 0,0,1,0,0,0 -b 0 --temperature-limit 85 --temperature-start 50 --ab-indexing
Imagine if we had a logging feature! Just kidding check logs. |
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No idea about the one linked in the first post... the one I linked a few posts up is the one I use and downloaded when it first came out.
You can download both and compare.
It's the same, I checked hashes. It doesn't seem to work though my 1080ti does 32MH with or without it. |
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Other miners work well. I'm, running NBminer right now. Games are working too. It says Phoenix Miner 5.3b Windows/msvc - Release build
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CUDA version: 11.0, CUDA runtime: 8.0
No OpenCL platforms found
Available GPUs for mining:
GPU1: GeForce GTX 1070 Ti (pcie 9), CUDA cap. 6.1, 8 GB VRAM, 19 CUs
Did not work for me  system32 folder did not contain nvml.dll file SYSWOW64 did, I copied over dll from your archive but PhoenixMiner still can't find any cards - "No OPENCL platforms found" says the miner This post contains the instructions on how to fix the latest 460.79 Nvidia Windows driver. The reason for the problem is that one of the DLLs (nvml.dll) that the driver installs is corrupted. Here is what you have to do in order to fix the problem: File: nvml_460.79_win10.zip
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SHA-1: 749ae64e4a5044994bec61d6d94459aa4c4cc719
SHA-256: 541ccdbd77c693d1de2919adab9eaa7e2b502c9ec2f722544002abbcf643539e
SHA-512: 80562b59e0a4f3c47557abc8742d9af6b119102f6fecfb3aa38112084ba0edd06451a631f633b667d57ec0417eb0db551d4cc5df90e0b835bce212b3ee6b75ce
- Extract the file nvml.dll from the .zip archive you have downloaded in the previous step, and then copy it to the folder C:\Windows\System32. There will be a file with the same name here, so you have to overwrite it (you will be prompted by Windows are you sure, blah, blah, blah)
Note that this .dll is the original .dll from Nvidia (it is still digitally signed by them). If you are really paranoid, you can download 460.79 drivers from Nvidia, then use 7zip to open the .exe and extract the dll (you will find it at 460.79-desktop-win10-64bit-international-dch-whql.exe\Display.Driver\nvml.dll), and then copy it to the C:\Windows\System32 folder. >> "No OPENCL platforms found" says the miner What does GPU-Z say? Is OpenCL enabled on all cards? If not then you have driver install problem -> Uninstall current driver with DDU, reboot, install driver again |
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Did not work for me system32 folder did not contain nvml.dll file SYSWOW64 did, I copied over dll from your archive but PhoenixMiner still can't find any cards - "No OPENCL platforms found" says the miner This post contains the instructions on how to fix the latest 460.79 Nvidia Windows driver. The reason for the problem is that one of the DLLs (nvml.dll) that the driver installs is corrupted. Here is what you have to do in order to fix the problem: File: nvml_460.79_win10.zip
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SHA-1: 749ae64e4a5044994bec61d6d94459aa4c4cc719
SHA-256: 541ccdbd77c693d1de2919adab9eaa7e2b502c9ec2f722544002abbcf643539e
SHA-512: 80562b59e0a4f3c47557abc8742d9af6b119102f6fecfb3aa38112084ba0edd06451a631f633b667d57ec0417eb0db551d4cc5df90e0b835bce212b3ee6b75ce
- Extract the file nvml.dll from the .zip archive you have downloaded in the previous step, and then copy it to the folder C:\Windows\System32. There will be a file with the same name here, so you have to overwrite it (you will be prompted by Windows are you sure, blah, blah, blah)
Note that this .dll is the original .dll from Nvidia (it is still digitally signed by them). If you are really paranoid, you can download 460.79 drivers from Nvidia, then use 7zip to open the .exe and extract the dll (you will find it at 460.79-desktop-win10-64bit-international-dch-whql.exe\Display.Driver\nvml.dll), and then copy it to the C:\Windows\System32 folder. |
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Hi I have 107ti cortex algo says "out of memory" ? is it nomal? 1080 with 8gb work on hiveos, but 1070ti with 8gb can't?
You need to allow more virtual memory Better ask Microsoft, why they theft VRAM from each GPU in Win10 )))) So it's not possible under windows 10 then? If there is a way pls enlighten me |
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Hi I have 107ti cortex algo says "out of memory" ? is it nomal? 1080 with 8gb work on hiveos, but 1070ti with 8gb can't?
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People here want to mine by themselves, if they wanted to use your crappy software they would just install it hi peoples, what are you mining this days ?
Hi, I can propose you our service. With managerigs.com you could simply start our automatic miner and get profit in BTC. Please, leave feedback in our topic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5000645Thank you. |
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Just switched from EBWF too, however I'm having multiple stability issues, the miner tells me to lower the overclock.
Can anyone share their settings with me?, right now I have two rigs, both with 6x gtx 1070, had to lower the oc to +100/+500 due to this (previously +150/+600), however I think I can increase memory more.
I use +100 +300 + autooverclock in EVGA precision on my EVGA FTW 1070ti it works great ~500Sol I think something might be wrong with one of my cards, it barely reach 430 sols/s Disable all overclocking. Start DSTM and mine for like 8-12 hours, enable logs. Then add some OC and repeat until satisfied. In my experience DSTM doesn't like overclocking much, proceed with care, also look closely at shares per minute - its more important than hashrate IMO |
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Just switched from EBWF too, however I'm having multiple stability issues, the miner tells me to lower the overclock.
Can anyone share their settings with me?, right now I have two rigs, both with 6x gtx 1070, had to lower the oc to +100/+500 due to this (previously +150/+600), however I think I can increase memory more.
I use +100 +300 + autooverclock in EVGA precision on my EVGA FTW 1070ti it works great ~500Sol |
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Interesting options, but i guess i'll wait for the 2000 series, as it's just around the corner. Hopefully can get my hands on a few of those, if they'll have a fair price/performance.
Still it's good that we get more variants, since everybody struggles with GPU shortages. We'll see if these mining cards actually hit the store shelves
I'd say IV 2018 not around the corner m8 |
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I'm intersted just for fun, russian native speaker
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Can you please help me with 12e0dcea8db199264a69a8a4af638709ef446afcc916f135dbe4a436324dba51
I sent my bro some BTC as a Christmas present 2 days ago, still no joy!
Merry XMAS
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That is actually one of my plan. I have a close friend who also have free electricity and we are thinking to buy rigs to mine different coins, like btc. However, we are not yet experts on it, so we are buying more time to study and get to know more all about mining. We don’t want our investment go to waste. Rigs are very expensive investment, no need to be greedy.
I'd start with GPU mining, ASIC machines are hot, noisy and have more chance to break. Also with free electricity consider buying old gpus like radeon390 they are cheap and hot but performance is good |
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Can you help me with this? I sent my friend some BTC ant it stuck for 2 days!
12e0dcea8db199264a69a8a4af638709ef446afcc916f135dbe4a436324dba51
Thanks mate! Merry Christmas
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