[ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX]

[DemosMirak]

fake  

I prefer the word "tuned" or "overclocked"

Don't forget to test if they run stable under a big load. Wouldn't want them to crash after long and intense use, now would you?

[fredeq]

Hey, hey, AMD guys, stop hijacking this thread plox No mooching with AMD here ^^

There are plenty of Nvidia x11 miners as well, the TDP on my 750ti's never goes above 55%, so the Nvidia project will be next.

A lot will ride on the success of Wolf0's efforts, if he' agrees and it's received well I will come here and organise a cuda project for x11.

Sorry to hijack the thread all.

Hmm... this, I think I could do.

I'll reply to this quote with a quote

Entrance only for nvidia owners!

[tbearhere]

fake 

I prefer the word "tuned" or "overclocked"

 

[tbearhere]

fake  

I prefer the word "tuned" or "overclocked"

Don't forget to test if they run stable under a big load. Wouldn't want them to crash after long and intense use, now would you?

[djm34]

Hey, hey, AMD guys, stop hijacking this thread plox No mooching with AMD here ^^

There are plenty of Nvidia x11 miners as well, the TDP on my 750ti's never goes above 55%, so the Nvidia project will be next.

A lot will ride on the success of Wolf0's efforts, if he' agrees and it's received well I will come here and organise a cuda project for x11.

Sorry to hijack the thread all.

Hmm... this, I think I could do.

I'll reply to this quote with a quote

Entrance only for nvidia owners!

May-be they show boobs to nvidia owner, but we are clearly those who get milked...
(actually it isn't a promise of anything... it is just how you should look like to be able to afford nvidia cards   )

Anybody tried the Thrust library in algo context ?

[dadesu]

Nvidia have good gpu, but I dont like coil-whine on 970 cards 
Look like my brand new msi 970 will go back to store...

[SRBOOTH]

Anyone still mining Ultra Coin?

If so do you have a current bat for a 750ti?

cudaminer -s 10 --algo=scrypt-jane:UTC -H 2 -i 0 -m 1 -l t25x4 -L 4 -b 16384 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.tumblingblock.com:5555

Try -H 2 -i 0 -m 1 -l t5x24 -L 4 -b 16384

It's a little faster....correct me if I'm wrong

[jpouza]

A 1100W PSU 80 Gold can handle 4 x overclocked 970 GTX and a i7@Haswell?


Cheers

[jpouza]

Nvidia have good gpu, but I dont like coil-whine on 970 cards 
Look like my brand new msi 970 will go back to store...

Here the coil whine happens only if the onboard sound is connected to my 5.1 HT and the video card is processing something; to "fix" this wierd noise I use the HDMI audio instead, works fine, no annoying sounds.

[cbuchner1]

Here the coil whine happens only if the onboard sound is connected to my 5.1 HT and the video card is processing something; to "fix" this wierd noise I use the HDMI audio instead, works fine, no annoying sounds.

So it's not the coil itself making the sound, but rather an interference that is somehow caught by the analog audio circuits and amplified by your speakers.

Interesting.

Christian

[jpouza]

Here the coil whine happens only if the onboard sound is connected to my 5.1 HT and the video card is processing something; to "fix" this wierd noise I use the HDMI audio instead, works fine, no annoying sounds.

So it's not the coil itself making the sound, but rather an interference that is somehow caught by the analog audio circuits and amplified by your speakers.

Interesting.

Christian

100% right Chris!

My Asrock MOBO doesn't come with an armor/blindage in the audio chip, like some high end Asus ROG motherboards:)

Cheers

[Travis9x]

fake  

I prefer the word "tuned" or "overclocked"

Don't forget to test if they run stable under a big load. Wouldn't want them to crash after long and intense use, now would you?

I haven't posted in a while simply because I haven't really had anything to contribute (since I can't afford any of the new 9xx series cards yet), but I've still been following along, and I just gotta say I love the cheerful nature of this thread.  No one takes anything too seriously, we all just have fun, and an excellent product is still produced.  ccMiner is great, the comments & humor in this thread is great, and you all are great.  So glad to be an NVidia miner!   
Cheers to you all   

[enerbyte]

fake  

I prefer the word "tuned" or "overclocked"

Don't forget to test if they run stable under a big load. Wouldn't want them to crash after long and intense use, now would you?

I haven't posted in a while simply because I haven't really had anything to contribute (since I can't afford any of the new 9xx series cards yet), but I've still been following along, and I just gotta say I love the cheerful nature of this thread.  No one takes anything too seriously, we all just have fun, and an excellent product is still produced.  ccMiner is great, the comments & humor in this thread is great, and you all are great.  So glad to be an NVidia miner!   
Cheers to you all   

+1
this community is nice 

[coinits]

Can they be over-clocked?

[Ignition75]

Can they be over-clocked?

She's definitely running dual threads...

[dadesu]

Here the coil whine happens only if the onboard sound is connected to my 5.1 HT and the video card is processing something; to "fix" this wierd noise I use the HDMI audio instead, works fine, no annoying sounds.

So it's not the coil itself making the sound, but rather an interference that is somehow caught by the analog audio circuits and amplified by your speakers.

Interesting.

Christian

On sound off noise is same. So coils make noise on some scenes in games 
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/779041/very-disappointed-by-all-gtx-970-too-many-issues-to-be-nvidia-/?offset=3

[Dotcommie]

Here the coil whine happens only if the onboard sound is connected to my 5.1 HT and the video card is processing something; to "fix" this wierd noise I use the HDMI audio instead, works fine, no annoying sounds.

So it's not the coil itself making the sound, but rather an interference that is somehow caught by the analog audio circuits and amplified by your speakers.

Interesting.

Christian

On sound off noise is same. So coils make noise on some scenes in games 
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/779041/very-disappointed-by-all-gtx-970-too-many-issues-to-be-nvidia-/?offset=3

Looks to only be the reference-based 970s.  Just spend a little more for the Gigabyte G1 and you should be fine.  I think I heard a little intermittent ticking from that area at some point, but they're mining right now and I don't hear anything but the windforce cooler and my case fans.

[nrg_wolf]

I have a question for you nvidia folks. i have a 750ti which works and mines fine. now i have it paired with a i5 2500 and it was running windows 8.1 64bit with no issues until one day i restarted it and got the nvidia BSOD with the error message nvlddmkm.sys  page_fault_in_nonpaged_area. i removed the drivers in safe mode with DDU and attempted to reinstall the drivers only to always get that same error after it resets. i tried everything to get it working with all known work-arounds, all failed even updated mb bios and changed memory. now here is the intresting part, i wiped the lot and installed windows 7 ultimate and the drivers installed with no issues and it was up and running and mineing again, and has not shown that issue since. when the latest driver was released i put win 8.1 back on and as soon as it started to install the driver it crashed win 8.1 and gave me that same old error again. so iam at a loss. has anyone else had this issue or figured out a way to fix it? i would much prefere to run windows 8 as some cpu miners dont like windows 7 :-/

[bathrobehero]

Here the coil whine happens only if the onboard sound is connected to my 5.1 HT and the video card is processing something; to "fix" this wierd noise I use the HDMI audio instead, works fine, no annoying sounds.

So it's not the coil itself making the sound, but rather an interference that is somehow caught by the analog audio circuits and amplified by your speakers.

Interesting.

Christian

On sound off noise is same. So coils make noise on some scenes in games 
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/779041/very-disappointed-by-all-gtx-970-too-many-issues-to-be-nvidia-/?offset=3

My Gigabyte 780 Ti's had terrible coin whine at first but in a few weeks of mining it completely disappeared as they burned in.
On another note, when I was autotuning with cudaminer the card was giving a high pitch screetching noise and as autotune went further the pitch of the sound increased. Sounded something like Space Invaders from the Atari.

[djm34]

Here the coil whine happens only if the onboard sound is connected to my 5.1 HT and the video card is processing something; to "fix" this wierd noise I use the HDMI audio instead, works fine, no annoying sounds.

So it's not the coil itself making the sound, but rather an interference that is somehow caught by the analog audio circuits and amplified by your speakers.

Interesting.

Christian

On sound off noise is same. So coils make noise on some scenes in games  
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/779041/very-disappointed-by-all-gtx-970-too-many-issues-to-be-nvidia-/?offset=3

My Gigabyte 780 Ti's had terrible coin whine at first but in a few weeks of mining it completely disappeared as they burned in.
On another note, when I was autotuning with cudaminer the card was giving a high pitch screetching noise and as autotune went further the pitch of the sound increased. Sounded something like Space Invaders from the Atari.

no coil whine so far with the 980's (but I don't use 5.1sound... only some bad 2.0... )
I had the same high pitch sound when autotuning with cudaminer on the 780ti.

Now on msi board (at least mine) the sound system (or whatever it is called) is just below the card... so if the shielding isn't adequate, I would expect some interference.

The funny thing is that my first msi board was faulty, the sound wasn't working at all (only static)... and actually the only thing it was possible to hear from it was some noise when the gpu was running.  

I am not sure it is really gpu fault here but rather bad shielding on the motherboard.

edit: actually the 2nd card is on top of the sound processor  (which looks like a flow to me... why anybody would put something like that so close the the most power hungry part of the computer)