Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux)

[Amnesiacu]

Anyone know if it's possible to run the binary in Ubuntu (with say, WINE)?

That would be a terrible idea. You will have to wait until Claymore releases a Linux version or dual boot Windows.

Bummer. I'd personally love a Linux version to be able to make Docker containers and easily manage the machines. But okay.

Is a linux version something we can expect, or is it not really on the priority list?

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[mettalmag]

Anyone know if it's possible to run the binary in Ubuntu (with say, WINE)?

That would be a terrible idea. You will have to wait until Claymore releases a Linux version or dual boot Windows.

Bummer. I'd personally love a Linux version to be able to make Docker containers and easily manage the machines. But okay.

Is a linux version something we can expect, or is it not really on the priority list?

No zec miner for linux and nvidia cards as far as I know

[ivomm]

Guys, can you tell me what is the average life of a rig which is on 24/7? Some of my fans are dead after 3 months, so it is clear that they will be all dead in 2 years tops. But what about the psu's, mobos and video cards? Can I expect them to work 3 or 4 years with the Claymore miners? I am asking this because if the profits drop again (like 0.20$ per day for 280x before the Zec launch), I will not be able to return my investment in near future.

[mettalmag]

Guys, can you tell me what is the average life of a rig which is on 24/7? Some of my fans are dead after 3 months, so it is clear that they will be all dead in 2 years tops. But what about the psu's, mobos and video cards? Can I expect them to work 3 or 4 years with the Claymore miners? I am asking this because if the profits drop again (like 0.20$ per day for 280x before the Zec launch), I will not be able to return my investment in near future.

I think it mostly depends on environment, dust and temperature. In my case in 4 month period I burned down only one ref RX480 out of 270, fans working great, a bit dusty inside but cleaning them regularly expands the lifetime

[bmtrader]

one question.

i mining eth, then in a week ago i change to mine ZEC, just to try it for and hours, but then i swich back to ETH mining but i could not start miner (before i tried mining ZEC everthink went fine). so i reinstal GPU driver and then i try again ETH and it works and i leave it till today. Today i want to try ZEC, but could not start the miner.

What can be the problem?

That's too vague.
What miners where you using for eth?
Driver version?
Nvidia or AMD?
What GPU's?
What motherboard/cpu/ram?
What OS?

claymore dual mining for eth 7.4
claymore zec 7.0

driver latest crimson 16.11.4 (also tried on 16.9.2 and 16.11.3)5*rx 480 oc 8gb

bios v4

asrock btc pro/celeron/8gb ram

wiin 10.

 seting on custom bios are 1150/2150.

thx

I have that problem too, anyone helps us plz 
I've reinstalled windows, driver so many times. It could run fine just 1 time. Then if I reset or it's crash, I couldn't login back to windows.
I've unplugged all gpus, uninstalled and reinstalled driver, it could run fine 1 time (both zec and eth). Then it moved to next loop.
I've tried on windows 8.1 and 10.
Driver crimson 16.11.4 & 16.9
6 RX 470, modded bios
Ubuntu is fine, but zec tool is so slow

Same problem if I understanding correctly, mine eth then zec then back to eth - can't mine. Here the fix was -eres 1 option

[Hotmetal]

Guys, can you tell me what is the average life of a rig which is on 24/7? Some of my fans are dead after 3 months, so it is clear that they will be all dead in 2 years tops. But what about the psu's, mobos and video cards? Can I expect them to work 3 or 4 years with the Claymore miners? I am asking this because if the profits drop again (like 0.20$ per day for 280x before the Zec launch), I will not be able to return my investment in near future.

I think it mostly depends on environment, dust and temperature. In my case in 4 month period I burned down only one ref RX480 out of 270, fans working great, a bit dusty inside but cleaning them regularly expands the lifetime

How long have you had your 480's?

[mettalmag]

Guys, can you tell me what is the average life of a rig which is on 24/7? Some of my fans are dead after 3 months, so it is clear that they will be all dead in 2 years tops. But what about the psu's, mobos and video cards? Can I expect them to work 3 or 4 years with the Claymore miners? I am asking this because if the profits drop again (like 0.20$ per day for 280x before the Zec launch), I will not be able to return my investment in near future.

I think it mostly depends on environment, dust and temperature. In my case in 4 month period I burned down only one ref RX480 out of 270, fans working great, a bit dusty inside but cleaning them regularly expands the lifetime

How long have you had your 480's?

From the beginning of August

[adaseb]

Guys, can you tell me what is the average life of a rig which is on 24/7? Some of my fans are dead after 3 months, so it is clear that they will be all dead in 2 years tops. But what about the psu's, mobos and video cards? Can I expect them to work 3 or 4 years with the Claymore miners? I am asking this because if the profits drop again (like 0.20$ per day for 280x before the Zec launch), I will not be able to return my investment in near future.

They have warranty for 3 years so it doesn't matter.

Your 280x should of been making almost $1/day before ZEC, maybe your electricity is too high

[nowaltcoin]

Guys, can you tell me what is the average life of a rig which is on 24/7? Some of my fans are dead after 3 months, so it is clear that they will be all dead in 2 years tops. But what about the psu's, mobos and video cards? Can I expect them to work 3 or 4 years with the Claymore miners? I am asking this because if the profits drop again (like 0.20$ per day for 280x before the Zec launch), I will not be able to return my investment in near future.

They have warranty for 3 years so it doesn't matter.

Your 280x should of been making almost $1/day before ZEC, maybe your electricity is too high

Hi,

i'am mining with 6 * 7790, 5 * 7850 and 2 * r9 270 for years....started with scrypt coins to X11-coins, tried multicoins with sgminer.
Now i'am at Ethos (Ethereum) and Zcash/Zdash with windows 8.1 and claymores great miner ...... i never had any hw-problems nor fan problems !
For ethos i'am using my own fan-script (much less noisy but cool enough)

Just do not overclock maybee undervolt if possible! Try to set the fan-speed at low as possible....but high enough to keep your chips cold enough.
And every half a year just take your cards clean them and repaste them with a good paste......

thats all

[ivomm]

Guys, can you tell me what is the average life of a rig which is on 24/7? Some of my fans are dead after 3 months, so it is clear that they will be all dead in 2 years tops. But what about the psu's, mobos and video cards? Can I expect them to work 3 or 4 years with the Claymore miners? I am asking this because if the profits drop again (like 0.20$ per day for 280x before the Zec launch), I will not be able to return my investment in near future.

They have warranty for 3 years so it doesn't matter.

Your 280x should of been making almost $1/day before ZEC, maybe your electricity is too high

Yes, I am talking about the profit not the rev. For 15 Mh/s (280x cards) the profit dropped below 0.30$ in the days when the ETH, ETC and XMR were plumetting.

[Claymore]

I will release new version in a few hours.

[Golku]

I will release new version in a few hours.

Waiting for it
ready to test it! thanks for the great support!

[mitache365]

I will release new version in a few hours.

Ei mishka...

[go6ooo1212]

I will release new version in a few hours.

Ei mishka...

ko?ne!

[kondiomir]

Kokvo ste mi se razpamili toka be?! 

[mistercashking]

I will release new version in a few hours.

nice, thanks for letting us know.

[adaseb]

Guys, can you tell me what is the average life of a rig which is on 24/7? Some of my fans are dead after 3 months, so it is clear that they will be all dead in 2 years tops. But what about the psu's, mobos and video cards? Can I expect them to work 3 or 4 years with the Claymore miners? I am asking this because if the profits drop again (like 0.20$ per day for 280x before the Zec launch), I will not be able to return my investment in near future.

They have warranty for 3 years so it doesn't matter.

Your 280x should of been making almost $1/day before ZEC, maybe your electricity is too high

Yes, I am talking about the profit not the rev. For 15 Mh/s (280x cards) the profit dropped below 0.30$ in the days when the ETH, ETC and XMR were plumetting.

The profit was $0.90-$1.00 right before ZEC. If your total revenue was only $0.30 you must have crazy electricity prices.

[Eyedol-X]

I will release new version in a few hours.

Sure would be great if this update included Nvidia support 

[ivomm]

Guys, can you tell me what is the average life of a rig which is on 24/7? Some of my fans are dead after 3 months, so it is clear that they will be all dead in 2 years tops. But what about the psu's, mobos and video cards? Can I expect them to work 3 or 4 years with the Claymore miners? I am asking this because if the profits drop again (like 0.20$ per day for 280x before the Zec launch), I will not be able to return my investment in near future.

They have warranty for 3 years so it doesn't matter.

Your 280x should of been making almost $1/day before ZEC, maybe your electricity is too high

Yes, I am talking about the profit not the rev. For 15 Mh/s (280x cards) the profit dropped below 0.30$ in the days when the ETH, ETC and XMR were plumetting.

The profit was $0.90-$1.00 right before ZEC. If your total revenue was only $0.30 you must have crazy electricity prices.

This is BS. Check http://www.whattomine.com/   - Right now the profit is 0.38$ and it is 50% more than the plummeting times.

[jonid]

I will release new version in a few hours.

YEAYYYY!!