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Author Topic: Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux)  (Read 3839042 times)
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January 09, 2017, 09:15:36 PM
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6*390=2160-2190 salt optiminer .
CLAYMORE loses in speed and remains behind
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January 09, 2017, 09:17:45 PM
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I'm still working on new version, already got good improvements but still a lot of work is required. I plan to release an update in 1-2 days.

Great work bro. Take your time and lets make sure these other miners take longer to catch up this time Grin

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January 09, 2017, 09:25:20 PM
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CLAYMORE you better add speed , and that your miner becomes interesting. I your miner always considered the best , but at the moment alas it is not
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January 09, 2017, 09:33:38 PM
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Optiminer ahead
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January 09, 2017, 09:57:55 PM
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I have a problem my Miner indicates that I am generating 440H / s but the pool says that only 300H / s and it happens to me with Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v10.0 instead with version 9.3 it indicates 420H / s and the pool says 420 H / s , it's wrong ?

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January 09, 2017, 10:32:31 PM
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Wow, Optiminer really pulled ahead on this release.

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January 09, 2017, 10:50:57 PM
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Wow, Optiminer really pulled ahead on this release.

His speedups don't really matter with the shitty stratum code he has compared to claymore...wont run more than a few hours before it loses connection and just stops mining and needs a manual restart.

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January 09, 2017, 11:05:47 PM
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Wow, Optiminer really pulled ahead on this release.

His speedups don't really matter with the shitty stratum code he has compared to claymore...wont run more than a few hours before it loses connection and just stops mining and needs a manual restart.

True, it's not that stable as Claymore's, but everything is easy to solve isn't it?

Manual restart  Grin

crash=$(watch tail -n 100 ../optiminer-zec/log.log | grep "Share")
if ($crash -ge "0");then
   kill -9 $(pgrep optiminer)
   sleep 5
   ./optiminer-zec/start.sh
fi

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January 09, 2017, 11:13:43 PM
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I have 2x rx470 4gb and 1x hd7950. With claymore I get 670 h/s at 415w at the wall. But with optiminer I get 590 h/s. I am using Windows 10 and 16.9.2 drivers. A lot of you are saying that optiminer is currently better but not for me. Is it because I am not using Linux?
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January 10, 2017, 12:07:30 AM
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Sapphire rx 480 8gb nitro +
Claymore zcash v10. i get 290sol (bios mod. gpu clock 1352  memoryclock 2100  110volt.) -i 8 -a 2
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January 10, 2017, 01:13:36 AM
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Damn, the increase speed is awesome but my rig is getting more and more heat and its summer here lol. Anyone did a comparison between mining zec and eth too see which one consume more energy?
I think both are nearly the same. It depends how much undervolting can take each algorithm. For me zcash is by a tiny bit less power consuming.
Currently here is a winter with -20 C outside. Inside it is +25 C because I have rigs in each room  Roll Eyes. Excellent solution for heating the appartment  Grin. But for the summer it is a hell. Two AC 1200 are not enough. I will need a third AC or have to figure out some way of channelling  the heat outside. Huh

how do you fight dry air if its + 25 inside? I was thinking to use these for heating.... but it would be just too dry inside.
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January 10, 2017, 01:33:33 AM
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Damn, the increase speed is awesome but my rig is getting more and more heat and its summer here lol. Anyone did a comparison between mining zec and eth too see which one consume more energy?
I think both are nearly the same. It depends how much undervolting can take each algorithm. For me zcash is by a tiny bit less power consuming.
Currently here is a winter with -20 C outside. Inside it is +25 C because I have rigs in each room  Roll Eyes. Excellent solution for heating the appartment  Grin. But for the summer it is a hell. Two AC 1200 are not enough. I will need a third AC or have to figure out some way of channelling  the heat outside. Huh

how do you fight dry air if its + 25 inside? I was thinking to use these for heating.... but it would be just too dry inside.
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January 10, 2017, 02:12:18 AM
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Wow, Optiminer really pulled ahead on this release.

His speedups don't really matter with the shitty stratum code he has compared to claymore...wont run more than a few hours before it loses connection and just stops mining and needs a manual restart.

Really? I have 20 6-GPU (Nano) rigs and a couple smaller ones running optiminer v1.3 on linux. I have no dropped connection problems, very, very low stale share rate, and I'm getting 400+ sols/sec per GPU. Not every issue we have as miners is the fault of the mining software itself.
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January 10, 2017, 02:22:13 AM
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I have 2x rx470 4gb and 1x hd7950. With claymore I get 670 h/s at 415w at the wall. But with optiminer I get 590 h/s. I am using Windows 10 and 16.9.2 drivers. A lot of you are saying that optiminer is currently better but not for me. Is it because I am not using Linux?

Optiminer specifically says that R9 Nano/Fury and RX GPUs perform best, at this point, with linux on his v1.3.
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January 10, 2017, 02:31:31 AM
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Wow, Optiminer really pulled ahead on this release.

His speedups don't really matter with the shitty stratum code he has compared to claymore...wont run more than a few hours before it loses connection and just stops mining and needs a manual restart.

True, it's not that stable as Claymore's, but everything is easy to solve isn't it?

Manual restart  Grin

crash=$(watch tail -n 100 ../optiminer-zec/log.log | grep "Share")
if ($crash -ge "0");then
   kill -9 $(pgrep optiminer)
   sleep 5
   ./optiminer-zec/start.sh
fi

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not in my case, optiminer is stable for me, my 390's and 290x's are running for more than a day now

windows x64, 16.10.3 driver, dwarfpool.
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January 10, 2017, 02:46:46 AM
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480x shows 266 sols now

i like this

yolo
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January 10, 2017, 02:58:33 AM
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I have two rx 480 of 8 and 4 gb I have to lower the memory clock to 1750 to the one of 8 gb because if I leave it in 2000 it freezes the pc, I have not been able to get the best yielding to the one of 8 gb that can be the problem ? My hardware is corsair 650 atx, 12 gb ram amd fx 6300 msi 970 mobo , win 10 pro crimson 16.12.1 my has 250 h/s 8gb 254h/s 4gb, I hope your help many thanks and good night.

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January 10, 2017, 03:13:56 AM
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I have 2x rx470 4gb and 1x hd7950. With claymore I get 670 h/s at 415w at the wall. But with optiminer I get 590 h/s. I am using Windows 10 and 16.9.2 drivers. A lot of you are saying that optiminer is currently better but not for me. Is it because I am not using Linux?

Optiminer specifically says that R9 Nano/Fury and RX GPUs perform best, at this point, with linux on his v1.3.

MY RX480 runs at 283 v10 (= 277 after fee) while on optiminer runs at 260. the 7950 runs at 240 on v10 (235 after fee) and 190 on optiminer. havent tested the 290x
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January 10, 2017, 03:16:15 AM
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Hello !

Is is normal speed for Windows 7 64 / Clymore's 10.0 V   ?

3X R9 280X XFX

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January 10, 2017, 04:25:38 AM
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So what is regular speed with 280x with 1100/1500 clocks ?

Im getting 211-221 H/s on ver.10

Is it ok ?

So for single r9 280x hashspeed is okey ? Can i do more with it ?

Best I've gotten is 222 so far so I'd say your good.

Thanks for the answer man.
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