I am not sure if anyone else is facing this, but my miner automatically stops hashing after random number of hours. Sometimes at the miner end it shows it is hashing but the front end it is not, or sometimes at the back end also, it keeps giving error.
Anyone got any solutions?
I had some weird issue where the mac changed so it got a new ip. And i got ERROR when i try to do anything there, but the menu still seem partially served, probably because its cached. Had to find the new IP, change the MAC-IP dhcp lease. But i fucked around hard reset so maybe thats what caused it. |
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Received my E3. Appears to be hashing at 2/3 capacity; pretty sure one of the hashing boards are DOA.
Compared to a friend's E3, it appears to be missing 3 of the 9 chains, so that would make sense.
Guess i'm lucky, got it today, at least it's not DOA, we'll see how it goes. The miner seem to do interesting things for a while before starting mining, and use about 50% of its normal power use, but doesn't hash for a while. I'd say it last about 8 minutes or so. Its sitting at 770w atw. For 800$+ it seem pretty good for usual prices. |
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Is there a undocumented way to point the binary to a different config file than the hardcoded one?
The only thing worse than JSON config for scripting is hardcoded JSON config path.
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Could someone possibly, please PM me a known working configuration for AMD gpus, eg ellesmere?
After much difficulties, we managed to compile the chaincoin sgminer for a non standard linux version.
At otherwise default config + I18, i get this:
GPU 4: | 3.784M/3.186Mh/s | R: 0.0% HW:7 WU:0.000/m I:18
GPU 5: | 3.793M/3.350Mh/s | R: 0.0% HW:6 WU:0.000/m I:18
100% HW. No valid work.
Can not promise anything but if you point me to your code, I could check for the issue It's just this, compiled for linux. https://github.com/ocminer/sgminer-chaincoinIs there another one? wow, all-in-one commit. that's ocminer :-) I will check with our guys if there's a GPU around to get more info Yes I was trying to compile oc miner but with no luck. I have switched to windows version here: https://mega.nz/#!w0VWkBbZ!PWyCPnCjIuvm6pH8Ljt-hXvllg4npedd0gfwKGXkL-EResult is 4,6mhs per rx580 8gb samsung What drivers are you using in linux? Did you try this https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMDGPU-Pro-Beta-Mining-Driver-for-Linux-Release-Notes.aspxPlease share linux binaries. Maybe I can help with a configuration. Sure, email OhGodAnAi@gmail.com i'll make some sort of package with the binary, linux loader and libs and email it back. |
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Could someone possibly, please PM me a known working configuration for AMD gpus, eg ellesmere?
After much difficulties, we managed to compile the chaincoin sgminer for a non standard linux version.
At otherwise default config + I18, i get this:
GPU 4: | 3.784M/3.186Mh/s | R: 0.0% HW:7 WU:0.000/m I:18
GPU 5: | 3.793M/3.350Mh/s | R: 0.0% HW:6 WU:0.000/m I:18
100% HW. No valid work.
Can not promise anything but if you point me to your code, I could check for the issue It's just this, compiled for linux. https://github.com/ocminer/sgminer-chaincoinIs there another one? |
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Could someone possibly, please PM me a known working configuration for AMD gpus, eg ellesmere?
After much difficulties, we managed to compile the chaincoin sgminer for a non standard linux version.
At otherwise default config + I18, i get this:
GPU 4: | 3.784M/3.186Mh/s | R: 0.0% HW:7 WU:0.000/m I:18
GPU 5: | 3.793M/3.350Mh/s | R: 0.0% HW:6 WU:0.000/m I:18
100% HW. No valid work.
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It seem this miner does not support passing args through cli. It instead require a config file?
On the bottom of the first post, there are some command line arguments. Pool info through cli is a recent addition if you have an old version Ahh that make sense, i've gotten -h from a recent version. Nice! I don't see a way to pass it a specific device, though? -o, --url URL pool url and port, e.g. pool.usxmrpool.com:3333 -O, --tls-url URL TLS pool url and port, e.g. pool.usxmrpool.com:10443 -u, --user USERNAME pool user name or wallet address -r, --rigid RIGID rig identifier for pool-side statistics (needs pool support) -p, --pass PASSWD pool password, in the most cases x or empty "" --use-nicehash the pool should run in nicehash mode --currency NAME currency to mine |
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It seem this miner does not support passing args through cli. It instead require a config file?
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Yes, the manual isn't very clear though. My 1080s are in slots 0 and 1, so I ran it with the flag --revA 0,1 Is this correct? Could you explain how to apply this flag? I'm a moron! The manual is pretty clear to me, at least: Windows: OhGodAnETHlargementPill.exe --revA 0,3,4 Powershell: .\OhGodAnETHlargementPill.exe --revA 0,3,4 Linux: ./OhGodAnETHlargementPill --revA 0,3,4 So in windows, you can use a batch file (.bat) to call this, exactly the way just about every mining software (can) operate. It would work in a shortcut (.ink) too, in the target field you can add a param as long as there is no spaces in the path. |
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Anyone tried this wonderful pill with Cryptonightv7 on a 1080 by any chance?
Vega's still better for Monerov7... I got 900 H/s on 1080 TI compare with 2000H/s on Vega 64/Fe Yeah, XMR isint too great on CUDA, is it? But it is good at ETH and ZEC, so quite redeemable imo. |
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I'm guessing this thread is expected to be AMD, but GTX 1060-1070ti are also GDDR5, has anyone made leeway there?
I seem to find that the expected timing enhancements do not bring much enhancement. GDDR5X has been a lot more interesting but i suppose that would be OT.
AFAIK Nvidia timings are not changeable, be it GDDR5 or GDDR5X I was under the same impression until some time ago. I thought its possible to have something in the works, and it turns out i was correct to myself. It is not possible for the public. There are some stuff, which are confidential and allow some sort of control. Of course, I didn't say its impossible, but keys are distributed to card manufacturers and probably under very strict NDA Those card makers have to be able to program their cards firmware, after all  I'm very curious about this. But I think it wont bee available to common users. It can be a new biosmod revolution OhGodACompany has solution to edit and make nvidia bios mods and could thus sell mods, the first problem is the hardware can reject the change. And to actually hardware flash it you need a eeprom hardware flasher and the onboard security can refuse to load the bios, as in soft brick it/refuse to boot GPU. This is because the signature included in whatever bios you modded this in does not allow/include the mod as valid. Our mod is considered as invalid or corrupted. Mind you this is a problem for GTX cards, not the mining cards. The second problem: I'm guessing this thread is expected to be AMD, but GTX 1060-1070ti are also GDDR5, has anyone made leeway there?
I seem to find that the expected timing enhancements do not bring much enhancement. GDDR5X has been a lot more interesting but i suppose that would be OT.
Not even 10-20% on an 1060? That would be also worth it. Not even, Unlike AMD, Nvidia's timings are really good already and are already using more bandwidth % than most AMD modded RX 400-500! I think i got something like +0.2~0.3 MH/s on a GTX 1070, it's really not impressive. |
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Hey guys, the repo is back online, github cleared the block and stated it was Spam detection related. But hey they responded quickly, so kudos to github.  Thanks to Andrew! Thank you! |
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OhGodaGirl and VirosaGITS do you have interest to make something like "the magical pill" to GTX1070 and 1060? I know the performance gain would be smaller (because GDDR5 have tighter timings) but every 0,1MH/s is a cent for the eletricty bill  Incredible job, as always! Its not even that, this mod is not a solution for GDDR5 at all. Cheers. hi, can you upload the file to somewhere?  github is closed. I think some people reported the project, even though released for free, because the source code to the method was not released to them. I guess it is being argued that since we gave it away, it is no longer for personal use of the GPL license for the imported libs? Idk. We'll host it somewhere else, but the tool is out there now anyways. We also have a version for our senior senior users, the Xp now. There will simply be delays for the time being, because of the aforementioned issue. |
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anyone tried other algo aside from eth? is there improvement?
Someone said it worked well on XMR. Basically anything that is limited by memory would be worth trying this with. Yes, the manual isn't very clear though. My 1080s are in slots 0 and 1, so I ran it with the flag --revA 0,1 Is this correct? Yes, reset mem, no OC, run the binary with --revA 0,1. It work on mine but they dont OC much. Mine aren't super. If they take default at mem OC that is a lot better, once you see it work, do raise memory as high as possible, but personally i had to DOWNCLOCK memory for some of mine to even take default mod. |
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I'm guessing this thread is expected to be AMD, but GTX 1060-1070ti are also GDDR5, has anyone made leeway there?
I seem to find that the expected timing enhancements do not bring much enhancement. GDDR5X has been a lot more interesting but i suppose that would be OT.
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Hash rate looks amazing, 50mh/s for 1080ti in Eth without much optimization.
How much is the dev fee by the way?
No dev fee, it's supposed to be free or donationware but we haven't posted anything about it yet, so. Just enjoy, haha. Very good.
750h/s equishash is still better than 50mhs ethereum tho.
I wonder if this would also work for other algos.
I use 125w less on ethereum for 54mhs than i do for >730h/s on equihash, for me that make ethereum significantly more profitable than zcash. Currently. It's good to remember profitability fluctuates a LOT and now this merely add the valid option of mining ETH on 1080 ti. anybody tested on 1080?
39.8 mh on msi gaming gtx 1080 100% pl, +600 memory, + 80 core Very nice, in our own internal tests we did not see a 1080 performing that well. The most i got was 35mhs, my 1080s may be RevA. Is this actually legit? Despite having a github page the actual source code of this "hardener" still can't be reviewed.
Would be interesting to have a 1080ti hash at 50 MH/s though. Still less profitable than mining other coins like ravencoin but hey its an additional option.
I can confirm it works poolside. Stable 53mh/s per 1080ti, 65% PL, +150 core, +700 mem. Still, other coins are more profitable like you said. However quite unstable. Cannot start mining with OC, can only adjust proper OC settings after mining have started. Like any bios mods, this affect what max memory clock is stable, as the timings are a lot tighter. Personally i had to lower mem by 125~ for it to behave like it did before. (I have crash on exit at maximum mem, which used to work fine pre-mod). I have not encountered crash on start, that may be similar to my issue. |
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Is there any information? I just open the link and there is a .exe  Could you make the same for Vega with HBM2?
We may start making Vega Bios mods at some point, we're working on huge and very interesting projects and that is keeping us very busy right now! The tweak only works for Gddr5x... and only 1080 and 1080ti has it as of now
Yep, anything prior (GDDR5) do not have the kind of bandwidth headroom that would warrant a release for, right now. |
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