1.2-1.4 is what I get as well. I haven't done anything to it. I didn't know if they are able to be overclocked or not.
You can increase the clock parameter, there is a thread about it. Click me! |
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Hi guys,
what miner/driver version (Win7 64, Catalyst 14.4 installed) do you suggest to get the most out of my old Radeon 5850 at X11 algo? Currently, depending on Intensity setting, I'm getting between 700 and 1200 kh/s.
I'm aware that no huge jump is to expect, but each kh/s more I can get is cool.
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With your CPU you better mine coins with a more suitable algo like M7 ( give XMG a chance) |
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Can you overclock the Fury 1.3mh miner?
I can't even get mine up to 1.3mhs, I have tried all sorts of settings and it only ever gets up to 1.01mhs There is a thread somewhere about these being over clocks and modded, I'll try and dig it out later on Want to share your settings? My blizzards are running at 1.2 - 1.4 MH/s without overclocking. Is your hashrate your miner shows or what the pool shows? |
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Hello i have buy one A2MEGA from MinerEU.com and i have 110mh/s on scripta a2 / new a2 terrminator image but for pool like coinotron.com, liteguardian.com plncoinmining.org, wemineltc.com and i get maximum 80-90mh/s on pool. I have some Zeus 30mh/s and 40mh/s and i so better than A2. Manufactured told A2MEGA got 110mh/s and get 88mh/s always but Zeus told 40mh/s and i get 44 mh/s. Best wishes and maybe somebody have resolved for my problem?
Did you use the dedicated ASIC port at wemineltc? |
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Tommo, is it possible to add merge-mining Doge with Scrypt coins? At multipool.us you are simultaneously mining Doge with each scrypt coin you mine (not only LTC). Would be awesome if possible at your pool.
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Currently the best CPU mining coin might be XMG / Magi |
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Which M7M miner is the fastest and most stable out of the ones out there? I just started mining this coin using Marcus's miner.
My testing showed that my 64 bit version for Windows compiled under Cygwin with "generic" tuning runs well on any CPU, but MarcusDe's version for the Intel Haswell class processors gives around 4 percent better performance on that CPU architecture. My version does not run well if the minerd process is started with more than two threads defined, but when multiple CPU cores are used it is better to start multiple instances of the minerd process with only a single thread defined. I will be releasing a new version of my Windows miner very shortly which includes extensive support for setting everything up for you as described above. Spexx, could you please send me via PM a list of your different miners (link and which CPUs they work best with)? I'd like to make a list so new XMG miners don't have to read the whole thread. Probably joe want to add it to the OP. Gonna ask Marcus, too. |
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Which M7M miner is the fastest and most stable out of the ones out there? I just started mining this coin using Marcus's miner.
Depends on your CPU. What are you mining with? Spexx and Marcus made several for different CPUs |
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Is setting a failover pool possible in minerd like with bfgminer or cgminer?
The minerd program does not have an option for failover but the behavior can be mimicked with a batch file "wrapper" e.g. in Windows:- :start minerd.exe --url=pool1 --retries=2 --retry-pause=10 etc echo Pool failover in progress minerd.exe --url=pool2 --retries=2 --retry-pause=10 etc echo Pool failover in progress goto start In the case above, the minerd program will attempt 3 times to connect to pool1 with a 10 second interval between tries. If that fails, or if it has already connected and the connection goes down, it will attempt to connect to pool2. If pool2 fails, it will loop round and try pool1 again. I will be releasing a batch file for Windows that performs failover for you, providing that you have identical user/worker names on both pools. You can expect this release very soon - the working part is 100% ready and is really just an embellishment of the code above - but I am still applying the finishing touches to the setup program. Awesome, thanks a lot! Sent you a small donation (don't have much XMG) |
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because the nonce-pool is off, the hashrates halves.
the reward should now by higher.
it is still (mostly) 5.00
who knows why?
Maybe many switched over to suprnova? Is setting a failover pool possible in minerd like with bfgminer or cgminer? Try this. http://pastebin.com/RNNMBp2JCool, will check it out later. Thanks! |
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because the nonce-pool is off, the hashrates halves.
the reward should now by higher.
it is still (mostly) 5.00
who knows why?
Maybe many switched over to suprnova? Is setting a failover pool possible in minerd like with bfgminer or cgminer? |
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Nonce-pool seems to be back
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Problem nonce-pool?
Yeah, nonce-pool is off. Gonna send him a mail but I guess he is already aware of. |
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himikk, what about merged-mining with Doge, would that be an option for your pool?
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Problem meanwhile solved, thanks!
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You could try Multiminer. You can run same devices in one instance, for separate devices use separate instances. Here are running 5 instances of cgminer, minerd, sgminer and bfgminer at the same time  |
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Didn't get any reply in your IRC channel or by mail, so I'm trying it this way.
Is there a problem with NAUT at multipool?
Mined this coin 2 days ago for a while, bfgminer and cgminer showed at least 10 found blocks. My Round shares were counted, then suddenly disappeared, later appeared and disappeared again. Neither Next Block Estimate nor unconfirmed Balance moved away from 0 although your pool stats for NAUT showed found blocks.
Til now I didn't get any credit for the accepted shares and my Round Shares still show and disappear randomly.
Didn't have any problem until this with your pool, so I don't know what happened.
Thanks for taking care.
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