Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux)

[e97]

thanks claymore!

shows 44 Mh/s on Vega64 and 37 Mh/s on 1080 Ti, hopefully number of submitted shares shows a similar increase

ethminer seems to run a bit faster on the 1080 Ti, any chance you could integrate those improvements? might be from cuda-9 code.


Reported:

miner	vega 64	1080 ti	combined
ethminer	42	38	80
claymore	44	37	81

Will report back on accepted share rate after 24 hours.

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[BulldogPO]

Please help me, I´m suffering from low hash speeds with Claymore.
System:
- ASRock H110 BTC mobo
- Celeron G3930
- 4GB DDR4 2133MHz stick
- 64GB Adata SATA SSD
- Cooler master Silent Pro 800W
- 2pcs ASUS Radeon RX570 4GB Expedition

Windows 10 Pro + AMD Blockchain drivers
ETH Hashspeed is max 15MH/s per card
Any idea what should i do next?

[Marvell2]

Biakal , blake 40ghs, Lbr 40gh or sia 20gh miner is out profitability of dual mining with claymore is gone
basically cut by 2/3


please add a new algo or reduce fee , i switched all my miners to eth olny

[Ursul0]

Hello i have this problem with 1 of the cards in my rig.
Its a 7 card rig.
GPU hangs in OpenCL call, exit error

I have try alot of things. Right now i run
-epsw x  -mode 1 -cclock 1200,1200,1200,1200,1200,1200,1200 -mclock 2250,2250,2200,2200,2250,2200,2250, -cvddc 880,850,850,850,850,850,850 -mvddc 920,900,900,900,900,900,900 -gser 8 -dcri 5 -wd 0 -ftime 10 -lidag 3,0,0,0,0,0,0 -tstop 85 -tt 60 -fanmin 10 -fanmax 100

It is GPU0 there get this error. Any ideas? It can happen after minutes or hours

you should try lowering mem clock for the GPU that fails.
Also why do you think that setting core volts lower then vrm would work?

[muzuca]

Please help me, I´m suffering from low hash speeds with Claymore.
System:
- ASRock H110 BTC mobo
- Celeron G3930
- 4GB DDR4 2133MHz stick
- 64GB Adata SATA SSD
- Cooler master Silent Pro 800W
- 2pcs ASUS Radeon RX570 4GB Expedition

Windows 10 Pro + AMD Blockchain drivers
ETH Hashspeed is max 15MH/s per card
Any idea what should i do next?

Did you bios modded your GPUs? If yes, what it’s you claymore config? Probably you need to setup cclock, mclock, mvddc and cvddc.

[BulldogPO]

I tried to mod bios but now Windows does BSOD when installing blockchain drivers.

[BulldogPO]

Used these instructions there:
https://www.techpowerup.com/228536/amd-bios-signature-check-re-enabled-with-relive-locks-out-polaris-bios-modders

And modded ASUS RX570 4GB Expedition orginal BIOS (extracted with GPU-Z) with Polaris BIOS editor and one key memory mod button.
I try with that 17.12.2 Adrenalin after work. Thank you!

[garybeng]

With  the latest 17.12.2 Adrenalin drivers, all parameters on Afterburner 4.4.2 were grey out and not able to change GPU, MEM, Power etc settings.
Can anyone in the forum comment?
Tks

[Spacemarko]

Is there any improvement on RX500 series?

[ollis miner]

Finally, made my ETH-rig stable (for more than a few hours).

The single most important thing I have learned over the past weeks/months, is that chasing the last Mh never pay off.

I have 2x RX 580 gaming X, 2x Vega56 (modded to 64) and 2x Vega64's. 580's have been stable at 30.6 all along, Vega 64 @ 44.2, but have really struggeled with the modded 56's. I think I have tried everything. Managed to get them to 44.1 for 4-6 hours, then suddely one (always the same card) had a Open CL call and needed to write a script to stop miner, disable/enable cards, restart miner etc. Just time-consuming and a lot of headace.

Now, I'm seeng higher shares reward at 225 Mh, than I ever had at 237 Mh.
Waiting for my 2 new 580's arriving next week.

BTW; Claymore; excellent miner with all the options/params needed. Only thing I noticed, is that over a certain period of time, the numer of shares at nanopool is higher than the number of shares in the miner. Maybe something I'm missing.

Cheers

[garybeng]

Finally, made my ETH-rig stable (for more than a few hours).

The single most important thing I have learned over the past weeks/months, is that chasing the last Mh never pay off.

I have 2x RX 580 gaming X, 2x Vega56 (modded to 64) and 2x Vega64's. 580's have been stable at 30.6 all along, Vega 64 @ 44.2, but have really struggeled with the modded 56's. I think I have tried everything. Managed to get them to 44.1 for 4-6 hours, then suddely one (always the same card) had a Open CL call and needed to write a script to stop miner, disable/enable cards, restart miner etc. Just time-consuming and a lot of headace.

Now, I'm seeng higher shares reward at 225 Mh, than I ever had at 237 Mh.
Waiting for my 2 new 580's arriving next week.

BTW; Claymore; excellent miner with all the options/params needed. Only thing I noticed, is that over a certain period of time, the numer of shares at nanopool is higher than the number of shares in the miner. Maybe something I'm missing.

Cheers

What 580 gpu you having? Mind to share the parameter settings for the Rx580 to hash at 30MH/s?
Do you get high Stale shares? What motherboard are you using?

[muzuca]

Used these instructions there:
https://www.techpowerup.com/228536/amd-bios-signature-check-re-enabled-with-relive-locks-out-polaris-bios-modders

And modded ASUS RX570 4GB Expedition orginal BIOS (extracted with GPU-Z) with Polaris BIOS editor and one key memory mod button.
I try with that 17.12.2 Adrenalin after work. Thank you!

Did you run atikmdag-patcher after bios mod? Otherwise you will have problems with driver signature in Windows.

[ollis miner]

Finally, made my ETH-rig stable (for more than a few hours).

The single most important thing I have learned over the past weeks/months, is that chasing the last Mh never pay off.

I have 2x RX 580 gaming X, 2x Vega56 (modded to 64) and 2x Vega64's. 580's have been stable at 30.6 all along, Vega 64 @ 44.2, but have really struggeled with the modded 56's. I think I have tried everything. Managed to get them to 44.1 for 4-6 hours, then suddely one (always the same card) had a Open CL call and needed to write a script to stop miner, disable/enable cards, restart miner etc. Just time-consuming and a lot of headace.

Now, I'm seeng higher shares reward at 225 Mh, than I ever had at 237 Mh.
Waiting for my 2 new 580's arriving next week.

BTW; Claymore; excellent miner with all the options/params needed. Only thing I noticed, is that over a certain period of time, the numer of shares at nanopool is higher than the number of shares in the miner. Maybe something I'm missing.

Cheers

What 580 gpu you having? Mind to share the parameter settings for the Rx580 to hash at 30MH/s?
Do you get high Stale shares? What motherboard are you using?

ASRock H110 BTC+
MSI RX 580 Gaming X 8GB (Hynix)
Used the BIOS from Anorak: https://anorak.tech/t/msi-rx-580-gaming-x-8gb-hynix/6917

[garybeng]

Finally, made my ETH-rig stable (for more than a few hours).

The single most important thing I have learned over the past weeks/months, is that chasing the last Mh never pay off.

I have 2x RX 580 gaming X, 2x Vega56 (modded to 64) and 2x Vega64's. 580's have been stable at 30.6 all along, Vega 64 @ 44.2, but have really struggeled with the modded 56's. I think I have tried everything. Managed to get them to 44.1 for 4-6 hours, then suddely one (always the same card) had a Open CL call and needed to write a script to stop miner, disable/enable cards, restart miner etc. Just time-consuming and a lot of headace.

Now, I'm seeng higher shares reward at 225 Mh, than I ever had at 237 Mh.
Waiting for my 2 new 580's arriving next week.

BTW; Claymore; excellent miner with all the options/params needed. Only thing I noticed, is that over a certain period of time, the numer of shares at nanopool is higher than the number of shares in the miner. Maybe something I'm missing.

Cheers

What 580 gpu you having? Mind to share the parameter settings for the Rx580 to hash at 30MH/s?
Do you get high Stale shares? What motherboard are you using?

ASRock H110 BTC+
MSI RX 580 Gaming X 8GB (Hynix)
Used the BIOS from Anorak: https://anorak.tech/t/msi-rx-580-gaming-x-8gb-hynix/6917

Is there any advantage of using a BTC motherboard vs a normal motherboard? OS Windows10 Pro build 1709.  I am using the Asus Maximus Hero VIII and facing PC hangup in every 36 hours of continuous mining. High Stale shares from 8 to 15%.
Do you get high Stale shares?

[ollis miner]

Finally, made my ETH-rig stable (for more than a few hours).

The single most important thing I have learned over the past weeks/months, is that chasing the last Mh never pay off.

I have 2x RX 580 gaming X, 2x Vega56 (modded to 64) and 2x Vega64's. 580's have been stable at 30.6 all along, Vega 64 @ 44.2, but have really struggeled with the modded 56's. I think I have tried everything. Managed to get them to 44.1 for 4-6 hours, then suddely one (always the same card) had a Open CL call and needed to write a script to stop miner, disable/enable cards, restart miner etc. Just time-consuming and a lot of headace.

Now, I'm seeng higher shares reward at 225 Mh, than I ever had at 237 Mh.
Waiting for my 2 new 580's arriving next week.

BTW; Claymore; excellent miner with all the options/params needed. Only thing I noticed, is that over a certain period of time, the numer of shares at nanopool is higher than the number of shares in the miner. Maybe something I'm missing.

Cheers

What 580 gpu you having? Mind to share the parameter settings for the Rx580 to hash at 30MH/s?
Do you get high Stale shares? What motherboard are you using?

ASRock H110 BTC+
MSI RX 580 Gaming X 8GB (Hynix)
Used the BIOS from Anorak: https://anorak.tech/t/msi-rx-580-gaming-x-8gb-hynix/6917

Is there any advantage of using a BTC motherboard vs a normal motherboard? OS Windows10 Pro build 1709.  I am using the Asus Maximus Hero VIII and facing PC hangup in every 36 hours of continuous mining. High Stale shares from 8 to 15%.
Do you get high Stale shares?

I changed to H110 after about 2 months. Had ASUS Prime Z270-A - which gave me a lot of unstability with 6 cards. H110 was almost plug&Play
How do you measure stale shares?

[garybeng]

Finally, made my ETH-rig stable (for more than a few hours).

The single most important thing I have learned over the past weeks/months, is that chasing the last Mh never pay off.

I have 2x RX 580 gaming X, 2x Vega56 (modded to 64) and 2x Vega64's. 580's have been stable at 30.6 all along, Vega 64 @ 44.2, but have really struggeled with the modded 56's. I think I have tried everything. Managed to get them to 44.1 for 4-6 hours, then suddely one (always the same card) had a Open CL call and needed to write a script to stop miner, disable/enable cards, restart miner etc. Just time-consuming and a lot of headace.

Now, I'm seeng higher shares reward at 225 Mh, than I ever had at 237 Mh.
Waiting for my 2 new 580's arriving next week.

BTW; Claymore; excellent miner with all the options/params needed. Only thing I noticed, is that over a certain period of time, the numer of shares at nanopool is higher than the number of shares in the miner. Maybe something I'm missing.

Cheers

What 580 gpu you having? Mind to share the parameter settings for the Rx580 to hash at 30MH/s?
Do you get high Stale shares? What motherboard are you using?

ASRock H110 BTC+
MSI RX 580 Gaming X 8GB (Hynix)
Used the BIOS from Anorak: https://anorak.tech/t/msi-rx-580-gaming-x-8gb-hynix/6917

Is there any advantage of using a BTC motherboard vs a normal motherboard? OS Windows10 Pro build 1709.  I am using the Asus Maximus Hero VIII and facing PC hangup in every 36 hours of continuous mining. High Stale shares from 8 to 15%.
Do you get high Stale shares?

I changed to H110 after about 2 months. Had ASUS Prime Z270-A - which gave me a lot of unstability with 6 cards. H110 was almost plug&Play
How do you measure stale shares?

Which pool you using? I am using ethermine pool. Dashboard will display Hashrate, Valid Shares, Stale Shares, Invalid Shares.

[ollis miner]

Finally, made my ETH-rig stable (for more than a few hours).

The single most important thing I have learned over the past weeks/months, is that chasing the last Mh never pay off.

I have 2x RX 580 gaming X, 2x Vega56 (modded to 64) and 2x Vega64's. 580's have been stable at 30.6 all along, Vega 64 @ 44.2, but have really struggeled with the modded 56's. I think I have tried everything. Managed to get them to 44.1 for 4-6 hours, then suddely one (always the same card) had a Open CL call and needed to write a script to stop miner, disable/enable cards, restart miner etc. Just time-consuming and a lot of headace.

Now, I'm seeng higher shares reward at 225 Mh, than I ever had at 237 Mh.
Waiting for my 2 new 580's arriving next week.

BTW; Claymore; excellent miner with all the options/params needed. Only thing I noticed, is that over a certain period of time, the numer of shares at nanopool is higher than the number of shares in the miner. Maybe something I'm missing.

Cheers

What 580 gpu you having? Mind to share the parameter settings for the Rx580 to hash at 30MH/s?
Do you get high Stale shares? What motherboard are you using?

ASRock H110 BTC+
MSI RX 580 Gaming X 8GB (Hynix)
Used the BIOS from Anorak: https://anorak.tech/t/msi-rx-580-gaming-x-8gb-hynix/6917

Is there any advantage of using a BTC motherboard vs a normal motherboard? OS Windows10 Pro build 1709.  I am using the Asus Maximus Hero VIII and facing PC hangup in every 36 hours of continuous mining. High Stale shares from 8 to 15%.
Do you get high Stale shares?

I changed to H110 after about 2 months. Had ASUS Prime Z270-A - which gave me a lot of unstability with 6 cards. H110 was almost plug&Play
How do you measure stale shares?

Which pool you using? I am using ethermine pool. Dashboard will display Hashrate, Valid Shares, Stale Shares, Invalid Shares.

Nanopool. Can't find stale shares anywhere - even looked at the API now.

[garybeng]

Finally, made my ETH-rig stable (for more than a few hours).

The single most important thing I have learned over the past weeks/months, is that chasing the last Mh never pay off.

I have 2x RX 580 gaming X, 2x Vega56 (modded to 64) and 2x Vega64's. 580's have been stable at 30.6 all along, Vega 64 @ 44.2, but have really struggeled with the modded 56's. I think I have tried everything. Managed to get them to 44.1 for 4-6 hours, then suddely one (always the same card) had a Open CL call and needed to write a script to stop miner, disable/enable cards, restart miner etc. Just time-consuming and a lot of headace.

Now, I'm seeng higher shares reward at 225 Mh, than I ever had at 237 Mh.
Waiting for my 2 new 580's arriving next week.

BTW; Claymore; excellent miner with all the options/params needed. Only thing I noticed, is that over a certain period of time, the numer of shares at nanopool is higher than the number of shares in the miner. Maybe something I'm missing.

Cheers

What 580 gpu you having? Mind to share the parameter settings for the Rx580 to hash at 30MH/s?
Do you get high Stale shares? What motherboard are you using?

ASRock H110 BTC+
MSI RX 580 Gaming X 8GB (Hynix)
Used the BIOS from Anorak: https://anorak.tech/t/msi-rx-580-gaming-x-8gb-hynix/6917

Is there any advantage of using a BTC motherboard vs a normal motherboard? OS Windows10 Pro build 1709.  I am using the Asus Maximus Hero VIII and facing PC hangup in every 36 hours of continuous mining. High Stale shares from 8 to 15%.
Do you get high Stale shares?

I changed to H110 after about 2 months. Had ASUS Prime Z270-A - which gave me a lot of unstability with 6 cards. H110 was almost plug&Play
How do you measure stale shares?

Which pool you using? I am using ethermine pool. Dashboard will display Hashrate, Valid Shares, Stale Shares, Invalid Shares.

Nanopool. Can't find stale shares anywhere - even looked at the API now.

Yeap. Nanopool does not show Stale shares. I find ethermine pool yield higher shares compared to Nanopool. Have you tried ethermine pool?
I am thinking of moving to Biostar  TP250 BTC 6gpu motherboard.

[ollis miner]

Finally, made my ETH-rig stable (for more than a few hours).

The single most important thing I have learned over the past weeks/months, is that chasing the last Mh never pay off.

I have 2x RX 580 gaming X, 2x Vega56 (modded to 64) and 2x Vega64's. 580's have been stable at 30.6 all along, Vega 64 @ 44.2, but have really struggeled with the modded 56's. I think I have tried everything. Managed to get them to 44.1 for 4-6 hours, then suddely one (always the same card) had a Open CL call and needed to write a script to stop miner, disable/enable cards, restart miner etc. Just time-consuming and a lot of headace.

Now, I'm seeng higher shares reward at 225 Mh, than I ever had at 237 Mh.
Waiting for my 2 new 580's arriving next week.

BTW; Claymore; excellent miner with all the options/params needed. Only thing I noticed, is that over a certain period of time, the numer of shares at nanopool is higher than the number of shares in the miner. Maybe something I'm missing.

Cheers

What 580 gpu you having? Mind to share the parameter settings for the Rx580 to hash at 30MH/s?
Do you get high Stale shares? What motherboard are you using?

ASRock H110 BTC+
MSI RX 580 Gaming X 8GB (Hynix)
Used the BIOS from Anorak: https://anorak.tech/t/msi-rx-580-gaming-x-8gb-hynix/6917

Is there any advantage of using a BTC motherboard vs a normal motherboard? OS Windows10 Pro build 1709.  I am using the Asus Maximus Hero VIII and facing PC hangup in every 36 hours of continuous mining. High Stale shares from 8 to 15%.
Do you get high Stale shares?

I changed to H110 after about 2 months. Had ASUS Prime Z270-A - which gave me a lot of unstability with 6 cards. H110 was almost plug&Play
How do you measure stale shares?

Which pool you using? I am using ethermine pool. Dashboard will display Hashrate, Valid Shares, Stale Shares, Invalid Shares.

Nanopool. Can't find stale shares anywhere - even looked at the API now.

Yeap. Nanopool does not show Stale shares. I find ethermine pool yield higher shares compared to Nanopool. Have you tried ethermine pool?
I am thinking of moving to Biostar  TP250 BTC 6gpu motherboard.

Thanks for the tip. Will test ethermine after my next payout. Let me know how the Biostar mobo is working for you.

[JKDK]

Hello i have this problem with 1 of the cards in my rig.
Its a 7 card rig.
GPU hangs in OpenCL call, exit error

I have try alot of things. Right now i run
-epsw x  -mode 1 -cclock 1200,1200,1200,1200,1200,1200,1200 -mclock 2250,2250,2200,2200,2250,2200,2250, -cvddc 880,850,850,850,850,850,850 -mvddc 920,900,900,900,900,900,900 -gser 8 -dcri 5 -wd 0 -ftime 10 -lidag 3,0,0,0,0,0,0 -tstop 85 -tt 60 -fanmin 10 -fanmax 100

It is GPU0 there get this error. Any ideas? It can happen after minutes or hours

you should try lowering mem clock for the GPU that fails.
Also why do you think that setting core volts lower then vrm would work?

I have also try
-epsw x  -mode 1 -cclock 1200,1200,1200,1200,1200,1200,1200 -mclock 2000,2250,2000,2000,2000,2200,2250, -cvddc 960,900,900,900,900,900,900 -mvddc 960,900,900,900,900,900,900 -gser 8 -dcri 5 -wd 1 -ftime 10 -lidag 3,0,0,0,0,0,0 -tstop 85 -tt 60 -fanmin 10 -fanmax 100

But its the same.
I think i will try to buy some other raisers. 009 from
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2745606.0

At the moment i have https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B073F1QHZ5/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVCPMRF6NI2O
But i think they are shit