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Author Topic: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX]  (Read 3426872 times)
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August 28, 2014, 05:23:03 PM
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Ok, well the website will be going down for about 20 minutes while i remove some cards sooo yeh, be right back

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Each block is stacked on top of the previous one. Adding another block to the top makes all lower blocks more difficult to remove: there is more "weight" above each block. A transaction in a block 6 blocks deep (6 confirmations) will be very difficult to remove.
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August 28, 2014, 06:43:51 PM
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that's because you don't know where to search and don't read the thread (and also that I am to lazzy to update bigjme website)

Read the thread…1004 pages…yeah…  -_-

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August 28, 2014, 06:49:00 PM
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that's because you don't know where to search and don't read the thread (and also that I am to lazzy to update bigjme website)

Read the thread…1004 pages…yeah…  -_-
especially when you could find the info on the last 5 pages....  Roll Eyes

I know that the crypto market isn't going well, but this is still about making money, so it makes me wonder why people can't make the effort to search the information they need.  Grin

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August 28, 2014, 07:06:45 PM
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xcn with 780ti 13.4MH/s

Cracked 5.5MH/s average on 750Ti, but not 5.5 at lowest point yet: https://ottrbutt.com/tmp/xcnwolf750ti12.png


Which values of gpu and mem frequencys 😊
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August 28, 2014, 07:14:40 PM
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Lol , its pritty good work. I wish the price didnt crash so much. Hope there'll be some more interest for rising it...
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August 28, 2014, 08:40:21 PM
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So how do I keep an eye on all the things I'm used to with sgminer?  Or do I have to dump windows for something like PiMP to get the same level of stats?

try this:

https://i.imgur.com/kIdDdS3.png
https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=16800.0
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August 29, 2014, 01:51:25 AM
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rather cool the new version of msi AB, it is now possible to arrange the graph on several columns (mask half of the screen... but hey...)

Hey dude, ccminer is fairly basic on the data, is there something similar to sgminer for nvidia?

Look at splitscreen. Basic data but more data than ccminer/nvminer.
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August 29, 2014, 01:53:26 AM
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that's because you don't know where to search and don't read the thread (and also that I am to lazzy to update bigjme website)

Read the thread…1004 pages…yeah…  -_-

There is a search function you know, at the top right hand corner....
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August 29, 2014, 06:29:28 AM
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So I converted my first AMD rig to Nvidia  Smiley


Went from this:




To this, so cute lol  Cheesy:




Each card, GA Black, is sitting on circa 2.6 Mh/s x11, time to ramp things up a little  Grin

What's my best plan of attack for NVIDIA?

I've flashed a new bios with edited high watermarks of 65500 for power, went +100 Core and +650 Mem, each card hovered around 2.8 Mh/s then I got instability.

Is there a better way to approach it?


Here's what I'm playing with:





Cheers lads.

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Last edit: August 29, 2014, 07:19:03 AM by polanskiman
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So I converted my first AMD rig to Nvidia  Smiley

Each card, GA Black, is sitting on circa 2.6 Mh/s x11, time to ramp things up a little  Grin

What's my best plan of attack for NVIDIA?

I've flashed a new bios with edited high watermarks of 65500 for power, went +100 Core and +650 Mem, each card hovered around 2.8 Mh/s then I got instability.

Is there a better way to approach it?

Cheers lads.

You actually didn't need to flash anything to start with. You could have simply OCed your cards and without excessive OCing easily reach 5 Mh/s with the latest ccminer v.6 released by djm34 - Look a few pages back, you will find it. I recommend you re-flashing your cards to their default factory values.

The +100 core seems right, although it could even be a bit more (+130 or +140) but that depends on each card so it's to you to find the sweet spot. The +650 mem is way too much I believe and anyway it's not the mem that will make your hash-rate change significantly. I use + 200 mem. It could even be less that I wouldn't see much change.

Here is my hash:



I really don't understand why people try flashing their cards before trying the basics first and then complain about low hashrates.
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August 29, 2014, 07:15:42 AM
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You actually didn't need to flash anything to start with. You could have simply OCed your cards and without excessive OCing easily reach 5 Mh/s with the latest ccminer v.5 of djm34 Wink - Look a few pages back, you will find it. I recommend you re-flashing your card to their default factory values. Wink

The +100 core seems right, although it could even be a bit more (+130 or +140) but that depends on each card. The +650 mem is way too much I believe and anyway it's not the mem that will make your hash-rate change significantly. I use + 200 mem. It could even be less that I wouldn't see much change.

Look at djm having her own miner and not giving it me when she knew my cards landed yesterday!  I'll take that one offline lol.

OK I'll reflash the stock bios and hunt around for djm's miner.  Thanks  Tongue

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August 29, 2014, 07:17:33 AM
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You actually didn't need to flash anything to start with. You could have simply OCed your cards and without excessive OCing easily reach 5 Mh/s with the latest ccminer v.5 of djm34 Wink - Look a few pages back, you will find it. I recommend you re-flashing your card to their default factory values. Wink

The +100 core seems right, although it could even be a bit more (+130 or +140) but that depends on each card. The +650 mem is way too much I believe and anyway it's not the mem that will make your hash-rate change significantly. I use + 200 mem. It could even be less that I wouldn't see much change.

Look at djm having her own miner and not giving it me when she knew my cards landed yesterday!  I'll take that one offline lol.

OK I'll reflash the stock bios and hunt around for djm's miner.  Thanks  Tongue

Her ?
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August 29, 2014, 07:25:04 AM
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You actually didn't need to flash anything to start with. You could have simply OCed your cards and without excessive OCing easily reach 5 Mh/s with the latest ccminer v.5 of djm34 Wink - Look a few pages back, you will find it. I recommend you re-flashing your card to their default factory values. Wink

The +100 core seems right, although it could even be a bit more (+130 or +140) but that depends on each card. The +650 mem is way too much I believe and anyway it's not the mem that will make your hash-rate change significantly. I use + 200 mem. It could even be less that I wouldn't see much change.

Look at djm having her own miner and not giving it me when she knew my cards landed yesterday!  I'll take that one offline lol.

OK I'll reflash the stock bios and hunt around for djm's miner.  Thanks  Tongue

I just realised you were mining X11. Sorry I assumed it was XCN. I think your hashrate is about right. Perhaps others could confirm.
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August 29, 2014, 07:25:41 AM
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You actually didn't need to flash anything to start with. You could have simply OCed your cards and without excessive OCing easily reach 5 Mh/s with the latest ccminer v.5 of djm34 Wink - Look a few pages back, you will find it. I recommend you re-flashing your card to their default factory values. Wink

The +100 core seems right, although it could even be a bit more (+130 or +140) but that depends on each card. The +650 mem is way too much I believe and anyway it's not the mem that will make your hash-rate change significantly. I use + 200 mem. It could even be less that I wouldn't see much change.

Look at djm having her own miner and not giving it me when she knew my cards landed yesterday!  I'll take that one offline lol.

OK I'll reflash the stock bios and hunt around for djm's miner.  Thanks  Tongue

Her ?

He went through a tough operation lately   Tongue
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August 29, 2014, 07:26:44 AM
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Memclock matters a LOT when mining other algos like CryptoNight, though. I have mine at 1450/7000, usually.

I wrongly assumed it was XCN. He is mining X11.
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August 29, 2014, 07:39:49 AM
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i would say the 2cm is the issue, i have over 5cm between my cards, and here are my temps from no card infront, to 2 cards infront

40'c

45'c

55'c


38'c

your tamb? it make the big difference
what is such tamb?
I from Russia, not understand everything
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August 29, 2014, 07:43:34 AM
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Memclock matters a LOT when mining other algos like CryptoNight, though. I have mine at 1450/7000, usually.

I wrongly assumed it was XCN. He is mining X11.

Yes I realised that, it's all good brother.  I went + 650 memclock because I was following a guide: http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoinmining/comments/20734u/5x_nvidia_750_ti_evga_rig_with_mods/

I got stability with +125/+200, but it's an uninspiring 2.75 Mh/s.

Is that it?  Tweak over?

No staying up until 5am for the next week playing with thread count/thread concurrency/lookup gap/core/mem/vddc combinations Huh

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August 29, 2014, 07:47:45 AM
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i would say the 2cm is the issue, i have over 5cm between my cards, and here are my temps from no card infront, to 2 cards infront

40'c

45'c

55'c


38'c

your tamb? it make the big difference
I'm between 45-50°c on my 750ti, It works great for 4 months Smiley
PS : I sold all my 7950 (x7) to buy 750ti


no i mean ambient temperature= tamb  Grin
15-20'c
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August 29, 2014, 07:50:37 AM
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Memclock matters a LOT when mining other algos like CryptoNight, though. I have mine at 1450/7000, usually.

I wrongly assumed it was XCN. He is mining X11.

Yes I realised that, it's all good brother.  I went + 650 memclock because I was following a guide: http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoinmining/comments/20734u/5x_nvidia_750_ti_evga_rig_with_mods/

I got stability with +125/+200, but it's an uninspiring 2.75 Mh/s.

Is that it?  Tweak over?

No staying up until 5am for the next week playing with thread count/thread concurrency/lookup gap/core/mem/vddc combinations Huh

Yes that's about it on NVIDIA. No need for all that shit TC, LG bla bla bla.

2.75 Mh/s seems about right for X11. Don't forget though you are only pumping 60w / card.

Here is my hash for x11. I launched an instance just for the sake of it:

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August 29, 2014, 07:51:30 AM
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http://videocardz.com/51426/nvidia-to-skip-geforce-800-series-geforce-gtx-980-and-gtx-970-mid-september

sell your shitty 750ti asap lmao
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