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Author Topic: Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux)  (Read 3839401 times)
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November 24, 2016, 06:15:39 PM
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i just burned a small psu in a rig with 8.0 which was fine with 7.0 (i knew it was at the brink of its capabilities).
No regrets.. it was an old one.

but beware: Definatly usage power increase in this version.
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November 24, 2016, 06:17:21 PM
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Bravo Claymore!

v8 now gives me R9 390 = 270 H/s per card!

Updates:

R9 290 = 268 H/s

R9 290x = 278 H/s

RX 480 = 172 H/s

R9 Nano = 278 H/s

R7 370 = 110 H/s

Can you provide some power consumption data for 290/290x/390? Per card or rig.

the rigs are offsite - will post when I access them tomorrow morning.

I updated remotely all the rigs that are with 1600w PSUs = 7x 370s, 5 x 390s, 6 x Nanos, and 6 x 480s.

With CDM v7.4, these rigs are mining ETH full speed, ethi 16 and nearly 80-85% of PSU.

But with CZM v7, these rigs are well under 65-70% of PSU.

Hope the CZM v8 doesnt reach CDM power draw because CZM runs with less heat and significantly lower power -  and all these good points will be neutralised when CZM v8 equals CDM v7.4 powerdraw.
5x 390,5x480,2x7950s 3 psus total watts 3300 all on a single 240 volts ac circuit 12.5 amps= 3000 watts total hashrate 2.8 Kh/s  Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin

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November 24, 2016, 06:19:52 PM
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Have to love v8: (6 x RX480s)



where did you get this grafic?

I built an API layer that allows me to switch between whatever (gpu) coin is (currently) the most profitable automatically.
The graphing is just a "nice to look at". I wouldn't mind people using it but I suspect it will land up being DDOS'd rather quickly.
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November 24, 2016, 06:20:08 PM
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Sometimes  after few hours or days, with Claymore V7 or V8, One fan of my 6 RX 480 RIG, goes up to 95%, instead of 60%. A reboot solve the problem. Do you know why ?

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November 24, 2016, 06:24:16 PM
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Sometimes  after few hours or days, with Claymore V7 or V8, One fan of my 6 RX 480 RIG, goes up to 95%, instead of 60%. A reboot solve the problem. Do you know why ?



same problem, i have 2 Rigs 5x480 Nitro, and 4x480 Nitro sometimes fan up to 100%, reboot solve problem.

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November 24, 2016, 06:25:20 PM
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Each rx 480 nitro gets about 195 H/S

~ 1.2 H/s/Watt

Execpt GPU 0 is always a bit higher like +5% than the other GPUs

Anybody know why?

Maybe because the monitor is plugged in there?
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November 24, 2016, 06:26:40 PM
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Wow! My old 7850 gives 91H/s now/.  Roll Eyes
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November 24, 2016, 06:28:50 PM
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Sometimes  after few hours or days, with Claymore V7 or V8, One fan of my 6 RX 480 RIG, goes up to 95%, instead of 60%. A reboot solve the problem. Do you know why ?



same problem, i have 2 Rigs 5x480 Nitro, and 4x480 Nitro sometimes fan up to 100%, reboot solve problem.

99% a riser problem
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November 24, 2016, 06:33:26 PM
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My Fury X have about 310H/s 😁
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November 24, 2016, 06:38:34 PM
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Do you realize that we are all rising the hashrate, rising the diff, and then earning the same as before??

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November 24, 2016, 06:39:50 PM
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Do you realize that we are all rising the hashrate, rising the diff, and then earning the same as before??



It's been said many times before, but we're also drowning out the CPUs aka botnets by making GPUs more faster.
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November 24, 2016, 06:40:51 PM
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Do you realize that we are all rising the hashrate, rising the diff, and then earning the same as before??



Exept linux unsers Cheesy
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November 24, 2016, 06:42:14 PM
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Bravo Claymore!

v8 now gives me R9 390 = 270 H/s per card!

Updates:

R9 290 = 268 H/s

R9 290x = 278 H/s

RX 480 = 172 H/s

R9 Nano = 278 H/s

R7 370 = 110 H/s

Can you provide some power consumption data for 290/290x/390? Per card or rig.

the rigs are offsite - will post when I access them tomorrow morning.

I updated remotely all the rigs that are with 1600w PSUs = 7x 370s, 5 x 390s, 6 x Nanos, and 6 x 480s.

With CDM v7.4, these rigs are mining ETH full speed, ethi 16 and nearly 80-85% of PSU.

But with CZM v7, these rigs are well under 65-70% of PSU.

Hope the CZM v8 doesnt reach CDM power draw because CZM runs with less heat and significantly lower power -  and all these good points will be neutralised when CZM v8 equals CDM v7.4 powerdraw.
5x 390,5x480,2x7950s 3 psus total watts 3300 all on a single 240 volts ac circuit 12.5 amps= 3000 watts total hashrate 2.8 Kh/s  Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin

3x r9 390 + 1x r9 290 = 1130w-1150w - 1120 h/s
3x r9 390  = 930w-950w - 885 h/s
3x r9 290  = 830w-850w - 725 h/s

in total 2730 h/s = 2890w - 2950w
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November 24, 2016, 06:43:12 PM
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Do you realize that we are all rising the hashrate, rising the diff, and then earning the same as before??



actually nvidia are earning less because it is not on par with amd
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November 24, 2016, 06:44:49 PM
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Do you realize that we are all rising the hashrate, rising the diff, and then earning the same as before??
Yes, but it's a thrill getting 20% bumps in hashrate Tongue
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November 24, 2016, 06:49:37 PM
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Do you realize that we are all rising the hashrate, rising the diff, and then earning the same as before??



actually nvidia are earning less because it is not on par with amd

dont remind me so, Amph.. please  Cry Cry Cry

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November 24, 2016, 06:56:29 PM
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Wow! My old 7850 gives 91H/s now/.  Roll Eyes


One or two gigabyte card?

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November 24, 2016, 07:00:27 PM
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Do you realize that we are all rising the hashrate, rising the diff, and then earning the same as before??



It's been said many times before, but we're also drowning out the CPUs aka botnets by making GPUs more faster.

It's squeezing out more and more miners since this is for a very specific build (windows, 64 bit, newer AMD cards).  Not only that, it is making a few specific card models more profitable since each new version is raising the high hash card by more sol/s then the low hash cards.  Incrementally a very specific mining machine build is becoming more profitable at the expense of other builds.
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November 24, 2016, 07:05:09 PM
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Have to love v8: (6 x RX480s)



where did you get this grafic?

I built an API layer that allows me to switch between whatever (gpu) coin is (currently) the most profitable automatically.
The graphing is just a "nice to look at". I wouldn't mind people using it but I suspect it will land up being DDOS'd rather quickly.

would it be ok for me to use your API, if so how do I connect?
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November 24, 2016, 07:06:47 PM
Last edit: November 24, 2016, 08:09:45 PM by Mr047
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For those, who need comparison data and interested in Claymore miner progress  Smiley

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GPU                   v8     v7     v6    v5   v4   v3   v2    Power on v8
                                                                                
7870                115     95     65   55   40   35   32      110w
7950                190   155   125   95   70   45   38      140w
7970                200   165   120   95   65   55   48      150w
270x                115   100     67   55   40   35   32      100w
280x                200   165   125   90   65   60   51      165w
285                  125   110     85   70   40   36   32     130w
RX 470 4Gb      180   155   145  120   70   60   50     120w
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