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

[jeremyismer]

What driver are you using? Did windows install a new driver for you?

I was using an older one that worked fine, I tried installing the most recent and it didn't change anything in performance at all. It's a Windows 7 64 bit, I have updated it to a good point but I have automatic update disabled. So in like 7 months it didn't update at all

Have you done any bios mods on either set of cards?

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[Tharbo]

I will give it a try with that driver, thanks. Also I didn't do any bios mod because I was afraid of making performance worst instead of getting it better.

Edit:
Finally finished installing the drivers with a clear installation. Claymore now "stop working" as soon it detect all 4 GPUs, I guess it might not work because of the R9 series .... I think I will try just the RX 570 alone to see if the driver would make a difference to the mh/s or work.

[Raja_MBZ]

I will give it a try with that driver, thanks. Also I didn't do any bios mod because I was afraid of making performance worst instead of getting it better.

Edit:
Finally finished installing the drivers with a clear installation. Claymore now "stop working" as soon it detect all 4 GPUs, I guess it might not work because of the R9 series .... I think I will try just the RX 570 alone to see if the driver would make a difference to the mh/s or work.

Have you checked the quality/performance of your RX 570 with any stress test software (like FurMark) yet? If no, I'd suggest you to do that. If your GPU passes the test, it'll confirm that the problem is with software (like Windows/drivers), not your hardware (GPU).

[Tharbo]

Have you checked the quality/performance of your RX 570 with any stress test software (like FurMark) yet? If no, I'd suggest you to do that. If your GPU passes the test, it'll confirm that the problem is with software (like Windows/drivers), not your hardware (GPU).

I guess I will try that. Restarting computer worked with that blockchain driver I was suggested to try but no difference in mh/s at all.

[Biodom]

Tried moving some RX 580 8gb cards back to eth (on Ubuntu 16.04 Linux), but they absolutely suck now.
They used to do above 25 Mh/s a year or so ago, but now only 14 mhs/s.
What happened?

Is there some new driver on Linux that gives better rates or I have to move them to windoze?
I am on amdgpu-pro-17.40 (I thought that it had the blockchain component).

[MaxMidnite]

No signs of claymore has he stopped development? he not replied for long time, sad sad @claymore

[Biodom]

Tried moving some RX 580 8gb cards back to eth (on Ubuntu 16.04 Linux), but they absolutely suck now.
They used to do above 25 Mh/s a year or so ago, but now only 14 mhs/s.
What happened?

Is there some new driver on Linux that gives better rates or I have to move them to windoze?
I am on amdgpu-pro-17.40 (I thought that it had the blockchain component).

Never mind.
Re-installed the same driver, updated kernel and it seems OK now.

[Bael]

Tried moving some RX 580 8gb cards back to eth (on Ubuntu 16.04 Linux), but they absolutely suck now.
They used to do above 25 Mh/s a year or so ago, but now only 14 mhs/s.
What happened?

Is there some new driver on Linux that gives better rates or I have to move them to windoze?
I am on amdgpu-pro-17.40 (I thought that it had the blockchain component).

Never mind.
Re-installed the same driver, updated kernel and it seems OK now.

The 580/570 in win 10 reach 29,30,31 some 32, if you do not reach those numbers with linux it does not make much sense to use it to mine.

[Raja_MBZ]

No signs of claymore has he stopped development? he not replied for long time, sad sad @claymore

Version 11.9 came out last month; he hasn't stopped developing the miner. Moreover, he hasn't guaranteed a reply after every few days like you want, so it'd be better if you stop complaining.

[garrettusa]

Maybe you overclocked/undervolted too much.
Try increasing memory and core voltage to e.g. 875 or try newer version of miner.




Tried both no luck...  eek

Also try resetting your OC setting with reboot.

Did a fresh install of windows new downloads all is working again!  Hip hip!

[baskoroaw]

People here have claimed that Bitcoin is in fact controlled and ruled by China, as mining is centralized by Chinese mining institutions.

Do you think that China is controlling/ruling bitcoin yes or no?

[fluxy12]

No signs of claymore has he stopped development? he not replied for long time, sad sad @claymore

the rumor says he was kidnapped, raped and then sent to the Russian gulag

[MaxMidnite]

No signs of claymore has he stopped development? he not replied for long time, sad sad @claymore

Version 11.9 came out last month; he hasn't stopped developing the miner. Moreover, he hasn't guaranteed a reply after every few days like you want, so it'd be better if you stop complaining.

It was one small fix that was needed. hardly major development and you dont need to upgrade to it.
Im making a factual statement, he not been active, look no posts from him..so what exactly you want?

[crypper]

No signs of claymore has he stopped development? he not replied for long time, sad sad @claymore

the rumor says he was kidnapped, raped and then sent to the Russian gulag

So he was sent back in time? Gulag ceased to exist in 1960. In fact it never existed in Russia (only in the USSR).

[jackbox]

What driver are you using? Did windows install a new driver for you?

I was using an older one that worked fine, I tried installing the most recent and it didn't change anything in performance at all. It's a Windows 7 64 bit, I have updated it to a good point but I have automatic update disabled. So in like 7 months it didn't update at all

Take a test with this driver:
https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-Edition-Beta-for-Blockchain-Compute-Release-Notes.aspx

You do not need that. Blockchain compute is cooked into all the new drivers. Just have to set that mode in the Radeon control program.

[Yobo_M]

Claymore or anyone who knows the logs well,

I am trying to write a parser for the log files currently and I'm looking for more info.

I've been digging around the readmes and github projects that are working on the Dual Eth Miner and I can't find any that are parsing logs, only doing the json requests.

Does anyone have a write-up or information on what different things mean in the logs?

Specifically:

• What is the four character section for? (after timestamp, before log msg)
• Detailed info on the difference between ETH:, buf:, sent:, target:, etc...

Any info would go a long ways to help me build the parser for the log files. Thanks in advance.

[Biodom]

Tried moving some RX 580 8gb cards back to eth (on Ubuntu 16.04 Linux), but they absolutely suck now.
They used to do above 25 Mh/s a year or so ago, but now only 14 mhs/s.
What happened?

Is there some new driver on Linux that gives better rates or I have to move them to windoze?
I am on amdgpu-pro-17.40 (I thought that it had the blockchain component).

Never mind.
Re-installed the same driver, updated kernel and it seems OK now.

The 580/570 in win 10 reach 29,30,31 some 32, if you do not reach those numbers with linux it does not make much sense to use it to mine.

26 vs 29 is largely irrelevant these days.
Win annoys me by its restarts and updates.
I do run Vega on win though.

[lynxchat]

Hello!

Can you help, how to change auto refresh interval in stats web page?

[WhackOBill]

Running Claymore 11.9, I moved to Radeon 18.8.1 yesterday and over 24 hours got a large number of incorrect shares on one card.  Rolling back to 18.7.1 and will update this post if it clears up.

Moving back to 18.7.1 seems to have cleared it up.  Could just be my system but if you move to 18.8.1, keep an eye on it.

[sbcandrew]

how do people get with the RX 570 and RX 580 - 37 - 39mhs ?? Very mongo video on the Internet, and many of them look very believable