Cryptonight claymore10.2 versus xmr-stak-amd

[twofreckles]

I have played a bit with mining xmr,etn etc.

I have found that xmr-stak-amd miner is a solid. Crashes almost never occur. It can go for days/weeks without a reboot.

Claymore on the other hand is faster, in average 100 h per gpu. But it is far from stable, rigs with same settings can reboot every 2 minutes or so.

So now comes a question does anyone have solution to this. I mean either speed up xmr, either help claymore to be more stable.

p.s. I have played with core, memory, voltages, h and i parameter. Nothing seems brings me closer to reasonable solution

[R0land]

I have played a bit with mining xmr,etn etc.

I have found that xmr-stak-amd miner is a solid. Crashes almost never occur. It can go for days/weeks without a reboot.

Claymore on the other hand is faster, in average 100 h per gpu. But it is far from stable, rigs with same settings can reboot every 2 minutes or so.

So now comes a question does anyone have solution to this. I mean either speed up xmr, either help claymore to be more stable.

p.s. I have played with core, memory, voltages, h and i parameter. Nothing seems brings me closer to reasonable solution

Try sgminer or Gateless Gate Sharp ... they are very fast.

[orddie1]

Claymore on the other hand is faster, in average 100 h per gpu. But it is far from stable, rigs with same settings can reboot every 2 minutes or so.

I use MSI to change & control my GPU settings and get Claymore do only the mining.  I also issue -tt 0 so it will not monitor the cards at all (for I had issue with GPU monitor thread hang).  with those settings im able to have my rigs run for weeks without issue.   Most of my downtime is user created for I wanna mess with something.