How often do restart your miner

[od1n]

How often do you reboot your rig or restart your miner?

[minfet]

If it runs stable I leave it for a month without reboot

[shizah]

this is a useless topic, honestly.

why does it matter how often people restart? restart as needed.

http://www.letmegooglethat.com/?q=how+often+to+restart+mining+rig

[smoolae]

I cannot vote, there is no suitable answer for me

[blockchange88]

How often do you reboot your rig or restart your miner?

is your rig crashing?

[Pekine]

I only restart when something went wrong. So normally never.

[qbert7]

this is a useless topic, honestly.

why does it matter how often people restart? restart as needed.

http://www.letmegooglethat.com/?q=how+often+to+restart+mining+rig

Wow looking at your post history all you ever post is cancerous. Must be a fun guy to hang out with. lol

[BTC22]

My rig seems to crash when mining Zcash, especially with flypool. It was going good on nanopool, but that crashed too. With nichash its 100% fine.

[fabiodeep]

Claymore crashes for me every day or day and a half. Bugger lil' program, ain't it?

Pain in the arse when I think of the electrical consumption when the program randomly crashes and I'm asleep or out.

Gotta have a life, but mining trying to take away from that.

Anyone know how to get alerted when Claymore stops working without any intricate coding of any sorts?

I use hiveos and it restarts Claymore when it crashes.

[burntmytoast]

Claymore crashes for me every day or day and a half. Bugger lil' program, ain't it?

Pain in the arse when I think of the electrical consumption when the program randomly crashes and I'm asleep or out.

Gotta have a life, but mining trying to take away from that.

Anyone know how to get alerted when Claymore stops working without any intricate coding of any sorts?

I cant remember if there is a way for claymore, double check the readme file but I do not thing you can. Although you can have your pool send you an email when your rig is down, atleast ethermine does.

[smoolae]

Claymore crashes for me every day or day and a half. Bugger lil' program, ain't it?

Pain in the arse when I think of the electrical consumption when the program randomly crashes and I'm asleep or out.

Gotta have a life, but mining trying to take away from that.

Anyone know how to get alerted when Claymore stops working without any intricate coding of any sorts?

Check your GPUs. Usually, the problems with mining rigs are caused by "impossible" OC/bad BIOS mod/risers.

[FthrJACK]

If it has an issue.. honestly, otherwise why?

[Isolation]

I never restart it tbh. If anyone has to restart on a regular basis they may have messed with their settings too much. Maybe too much overclock or messing up undervolting, or even screwing with the GPU bios.

[philipma1957]

I never restart it tbh. If anyone has to restart on a regular basis they may have messed with their settings too much. Maybe too much overclock or messing up undervolting, or even screwing with the GPU bios.

this  is correct.  gear should runs days on end for windows and weeks on end for linux

op is doing something wrong.



many people believe in squeezing every drop out of the cards and push clocks too much.

or some other issue  is happening.

[whitrzac]

I have systems that haven't been touched in weeks. The miner seems to always restart itself every 2-300hrs.

[krhnrhn]

if the rigs works properly, no need to restart. if there is a problem only I restart mining rig.

[NobodyIsHome]

Most of my rigs have been running for as long as six months without a reboot.  The only time they go down is if there's a power outage or something breaks, which is not often.

Then again, I don't run my GPUs on the ragged edge, either.