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

[Pe_Da]

I´ve got so many rejected shares, caused by the not connectable Fee Server?

And by the way, is the project dead?

[Jonet]

These are certainly strange times.

If you have idle hardware, consider donating computing power to folding@home. Research on the Corona virus is at the top of their priority list.

https://foldingathome.org/2020/03/15/coronavirus-what-were-doing-and-how-you-can-help-in-simple-terms/

[Dowper_]

How to mod Navi 5700's BIOS (Tutorial) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhT74CBcFvM

[scryptr]

PROGPOW HAS NOT BEEN IMPLEMENTED FOR ETHEREUM--

If there is a new coin using ProgPow, it will have a new (small) DAG.  ProgPow was derived from Ethereum code, and will inherit the Ethereum DAG:

        QUOTE: "ProgPOW will Inherit Eth-Hash current DAG size meaning 2GB and 3GB will not be able to mine still. Additionally no advantage is given to Either Nvidia or AMD GPUs."

        LINK:https://www.reddit.com/r/EtherMining/comments/adv4fo/what_is_progpow_why_ethereum_needs_it_moving/

Coins like BitCoinInterest (BCI), Super Zero (SERO), and Zano (ZANO) use ProgPow, but they are not Ethereum (ETH) and do not have the blockchain history of the coin with the volume and popularity of ETH.

I asked OhGodAGirl about this item a few days ago, she informed me.  She was a developer of ProgPow.  I myself was really curious because of the discussion going on between the various Ethereum developers.  Do a search on the subject.

--scryptr

PROGPOW USES THE SAME DAG FILE AS THE CURRENT DAG FILE--

For ETH mining, the DAG file will be unchanged even if the Ethereum project switches to ProgPoW.  ProgPoW was derived from the ETH algorithm, and the DAG file will be continued if and when ProgPoW becomes the ETH algorithm after an approved fork.       --scryptr

You will be able to run 4gb cards on eth using linux approx to the end of this year, but we are waiting for the prognpow right? So there will be some changes regarding those news
And the 4gb cards at the end of the mining era on eth will be able to mine some other algo, so, I’m not worried at all

I wish Mr @Claymore make best ProgPow miner )

yes but I thought the dag file would be similar to when eth first started (much smaller)

ProgPOW does NOT have a dag file (atleast not one that is in any way similar to the Eth DAG file) and works on ALL GPU's 2GB and above. I do not know why people who do not know what ProgPOW is or how it works continue to spread misinformation on forum threads.
There are test clients and solvers out there, as well as other "coins" that use ProgPOW already people, atleast do some testing if you are unsure instead of spreading misinformation.

[AzzAz]

hi
i have a wierd problem and i cant fix it a try everything change riser and card the problem not solved reinstall driver setting everithing again

the problem the gpu 0 is not mining 0.100-1.1 mhs the speed only wierd thing the gpu0 dag creation time 27700 ms, other card aprox 8000 ms and all time gpu 0 setting last, the miner

asrock btc h 81 2.0 8 gb ram 5x rx 470 4 gb sapphire riser etc.

two rig same problem i use dummy plug gpu 0

i try without oc not working

oh i mine etc only

thank you

  

Try to use integrated graphic, no dummy, compute mode

[AnomX4ev1]

First off:

I'M A TOTAL NOOB, when it comes to mining.

So I have a gaming PC which I'm trying to mine on.

CPU: Ryzen 3900x
GPU: RTX 2070 super

Have been mining on Nicehash and was pleased in the beginning. Now i'm just getting half of the hashrate I have 2 weeks before (not accounting for the latest price drop), it's the amount of satoshi which have dropped 50%!

Would like to mine with claymore now and earn some ETH, but don't find the guide easy for a noob to follow. Could anyone send a link or direct me to a more noob friendly guide or youtube video? Have tried on youtube but the steps are quit different since they are 1 year old...

Does anyone know a good guide I can follow to setup my gaming pc to run on claymore?

PS: Don't tell me it's not profitable because you don't know the electricity rate i'm paying. So please leave that out, I want to mine for whatever reason and it's not just profit driven.

[percy_tc]

First off:

I'M A TOTAL NOOB, when it comes to mining.

So I have a gaming PC which I'm trying to mine on.

CPU: Ryzen 3900x
GPU: RTX 2070 super

Have been mining on Nicehash and was pleased in the beginning. Now i'm just getting half of the hashrate I have 2 weeks before (not accounting for the latest price drop), it's the amount of satoshi which have dropped 50%!

Would like to mine with claymore now and earn some ETH, but don't find the guide easy for a noob to follow. Could anyone send a link or direct me to a more noob friendly guide or youtube video? Have tried on youtube but the steps are quit different since they are 1 year old...

Does anyone know a good guide I can follow to setup my gaming pc to run on claymore?

PS: Don't tell me it's not profitable because you don't know the electricity rate i'm paying. So please leave that out, I want to mine for whatever reason and it's not just profit driven.

There are examples in readme.txt

[AnomX4ev1]

First off:

I'M A TOTAL NOOB, when it comes to mining.

So I have a gaming PC which I'm trying to mine on.

CPU: Ryzen 3900x
GPU: RTX 2070 super

Have been mining on Nicehash and was pleased in the beginning. Now i'm just getting half of the hashrate I have 2 weeks before (not accounting for the latest price drop), it's the amount of satoshi which have dropped 50%!

Would like to mine with claymore now and earn some ETH, but don't find the guide easy for a noob to follow. Could anyone send a link or direct me to a more noob friendly guide or youtube video? Have tried on youtube but the steps are quit different since they are 1 year old...

Does anyone know a good guide I can follow to setup my gaming pc to run on claymore?

PS: Don't tell me it's not profitable because you don't know the electricity rate i'm paying. So please leave that out, I want to mine for whatever reason and it's not just profit driven.

There are examples in readme.txt

OK

[batsonxl]

Today i quit claymore miner.
Why??? Because im tired of crashes unstable.this 30mhs s.it.i tried long time and doesnt help works for couple of days and crash.stupid miner. Phoenix working well 10days no crashes at all.

[ManDoneKTM]

Today i quit claymore miner.
Why??? Because im tired of crashes unstable.this 30mhs s.it.i tried long time and doesnt help works for couple of days and crash.stupid miner. Phoenix working well 10days no crashes at all.

How did you survived until 2020 ?! 

[deadsix]

Coins like BitCoinInterest (BCI), Super Zero (SERO), and Zano (ZANO) use ProgPow, but they are not Ethereum (ETH) and do not have the blockchain history of the coin with the volume and popularity of ETH.

You do not seem to even understand the difference between an asset token and the blockchain its running on, I see no point in trying to have an educated discussion with you.

I asked OhGodAGirl about this item a few days ago, she informed me.

You're lying here bud, because Kristy, if you had spoken to her, would have told you how wrong you were.

[scryptr]

I AM NOT A LIAR--

QUOTE: OhGodAGirl03/12/2020
"@scryptr The DAG is identical to Ethash. We do not modify it."

Sorry, I have no reason to lie.  I am not holding any ETH currently.       --scryptr

Coins like BitCoinInterest (BCI), Super Zero (SERO), and Zano (ZANO) use ProgPow, but they are not Ethereum (ETH) and do not have the blockchain history of the coin with the volume and popularity of ETH.

You do not seem to even understand the difference between an asset token and the blockchain its running on, I see no point in trying to have an educated discussion with you.

I asked OhGodAGirl about this item a few days ago, she informed me.

You're lying here bud, because Kristy, if you had spoken to her, would have told you how wrong you were.

[Pericle13]

Hi,
Any idea why EthMan Remote Manager does not show GPUs temperature for some rigs?
It shows the values in other columns, like name, ethereum stats, etc.

Thanks in advance.

[bategojko74]

I AM NOT A LIAR--

QUOTE: OhGodAGirl03/12/2020
"@scryptr The DAG is identical to Ethash. We do not modify it."

Sorry, I have no reason to lie.  I am not holding any ETH currently.       --scryptr

Coins like BitCoinInterest (BCI), Super Zero (SERO), and Zano (ZANO) use ProgPow, but they are not Ethereum (ETH) and do not have the blockchain history of the coin with the volume and popularity of ETH.

You do not seem to even understand the difference between an asset token and the blockchain its running on, I see no point in trying to have an educated discussion with you.

I asked OhGodAGirl about this item a few days ago, she informed me.

You're lying here bud, because Kristy, if you had spoken to her, would have told you how wrong you were.

Previously, I had some experience in ProgPoW programming and can confirm that the DAG is 100% identical with Ethereum.

[fredeq]

Previously, I had some experience in ProgPoW programming and can confirm that the DAG is 100% identical with Ethereum.

Size also matters though.

BCI grows slowly and remains small if I am not mixing coins.
SERO on the other hand already has significant DAG size.

[bategojko74]

Previously, I had some experience in ProgPoW programming and can confirm that the DAG is 100% identical with Ethereum.

Size also matters though.

BCI grows slowly and remains small if I am not mixing coins.
SERO on the other hand already has significant DAG size.

Bci epoch consists of 2800 blocks and the block time is about 12 minutes. It is in about 30th epoch and the dag was very small then. The Progpow implementations are also different for the different coins. The Progpow code changes on every 2800 blocks (1 epoch) for BCI and on every 50 blocks for Ethereum. You can't copy and past without modifications the bci implementation of Progpow  and to use it for the proposed Ethereum implementation. Ethereum implementation takes directly first 16KB from the dag for the ProgPoW internal cache. On the other side Bci takes every first 256 bytes from every 512 bytes repeatedly from the beginning of the dag until it gets 16KB. The number of internal calculational loops are also different. Usually you will mine progpow with 8MH/s for amd rx570/580 and 11MH/s for gtx 1070. Nvidia has significant advantage. I suppose that they are involved in progpow promotion.

[accessdenied6]

Claymore's Dual Ethereum + Decred/Siacoin/Lbry/Pascal/Blake2s/Keccak AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner.
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Latest version is v14.7 - Supercharged Edition:

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-platform   selects GPUs manufacturer. 1 - use AMD GPUs only. 2 - use NVIDIA GPUs only. 3 - use both AMD and NVIDIA GPUs. Default value is "3".

The option -platform doesn't work correctly when mixing two AMD platforms, vega20 and polaris10 in my case.

- If Radevon VII only, claymore sees them.
- If Radeon VII and RX570, claymore see only rx570 platform  <- Here uis the bug. We cannot use claymore with two differents AMD platforms at the same time.

Any solution to this issue?
Can't mine with a mix of 580s and Viis
However Nvd and Vii mix works fine.

[hds2017]

DevFee run on DwarfPool but this pool does not work any longer, so Claymore mistakenly signalises I am using "local proxy". Please check and delete those pools no longer working when you use to run DevFee.
https://imgur.com/PI6mOwC
https://imgur.com/c6IEibN

[groovytechno]

Hi all, hope everyone is well.

I have a situation with one of my RX480's on GPU0 all of a sudden giving me only 2 mh/s on the latest Claymore miner, as well as during a test using PhoenixMiner.  

A few hours ago I was getting 31 mh/s for quite some time with absolutely no issues at all.

Since I've discovered this problem, I've made sure it was in compute mode (it was), I've properly removed and updated drivers.  

I've even reverted my card back to it's stock bios.   None of this has given me my precious 31 mh/s back, sadly.


Strange thing is, if I disable compute mode, while enabling graphics mode, I get a max of 12 mh/s on that card.   Compute mode only gives me 2 mh/s, no matter what stock/bios modded, tweaks I do.



What do you folks think is the problem here?    If anyone has any ideas, I'd love to hear them.

Perhaps the riser is crapping out on me?


Cheers.

[darkneorus]

Hi all, hope everyone is well.

I have a situation with one of my RX480's on GPU0 all of a sudden giving me only 2 mh/s on the latest Claymore miner, as well as during a test using PhoenixMiner.  

A few hours ago I was getting 31 mh/s for quite some time with absolutely no issues at all.

Since I've discovered this problem, I've made sure it was in compute mode (it was), I've properly removed and updated drivers.  

I've even reverted my card back to it's stock bios.   None of this has given me my precious 31 mh/s back, sadly.


Strange thing is, if I disable compute mode, while enabling graphics mode, I get a max of 12 mh/s on that card.   Compute mode only gives me 2 mh/s, no matter what stock/bios modded, tweaks I do.



What do you folks think is the problem here?    If anyone has any ideas, I'd love to hear them.

Perhaps the riser is crapping out on me?


Cheers.

increase your pagefile size and don't connect your display to any GPU that is busy with mining,