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October 19, 2017, 12:15:27 AM |
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If I allow output from a certain port would that allow the statistics on my miner webpage to work? Or is more than that going on? Windows version.
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dstm (OP)
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October 19, 2017, 12:23:38 AM |
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If I allow output from a certain port would that allow the statistics on my miner webpage to work? Or is more than that going on? Windows version.
You have to enable telemetry e.g. 'zm ..... --telemetry=0.0.0.0:2222' and your pc that's running zm must be reachable, that's all.
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BadAstroZA
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October 19, 2017, 01:15:56 AM |
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Not sure exactly how long it's been running, but going for about three hours or so, and looking pretty stable:
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KryptoCoach
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October 19, 2017, 01:21:19 AM |
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pretty nice, which one you bought? Version? shop?
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BadAstroZA
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October 19, 2017, 01:56:55 AM |
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Those are all Asus DUAL OC GTX 1070s.
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dr.
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October 19, 2017, 02:17:33 AM Last edit: October 19, 2017, 02:29:28 AM by dr. |
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dstm, Sorry for being persistent, but is there any way to use your miner with a proxy? EWBF, ccminer and, basically, any other miner I've used worked flawlessly with my HTTP proxy server.
Don't hesitate to ask Could you please describe in more detail how you setup your proxy - I'll try to reproduce why it isn't working. Sure. I'm using latest 3proxy, my current config looks like this Has all internet access pass trough the proxy? i.e. is everything else blocked? Nope, there are some basic service ports opened (i.e. 23, 80, 443 etc. + a couple of special ports, like 20017, which I'm using in a config I've posted earlier), but everything else is closed. So if there's a need to connect to some exotic pool ports like 3333 etc., I have to individually re-route specific miners through the proxy. This is why it's not working, you have to open 3443 for zm. Zm won't work if it can't submit dev fee shares. Thanks! That's exactly what I thought the reason was, actually You should mention it somewhere in description here, could be useful for other people using port forwarding/proxy. However, for people like me (with isolated local networks, limited number of open ports and no access to external port management) - there is another issue. It seems you've hardcoded pool addresses for devfee, so they don't actually went through proxy even if I forward the right port (3443 in my case). I've managed to solve it easily by additionally remapping local port AND pool hostname (3proxy+edited windows hosts file, in my case). Hope it also come in handy for others...
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naykos
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October 19, 2017, 02:38:29 AM |
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Hey, testing this for a few minutes on Windows 10 fall creators update, with an 1060 6g at 2088MHz core and 9100MHz memory and 387.92 drivers, I get an average of 349 Sol/s, pretty good (I get around 335 with ewbf's) https://i.imgur.com/SoGsUKw.jpg
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BadAstroZA
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October 19, 2017, 03:00:56 AM |
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Not sure what causes this (drivers? Afterburner? Your miner?) but my MSI Duke GTX 1070 in my desktop is only drawing 45% power. Nice Sol/W rate but not nearly as many Sol/s as I know this card can do (it can sit at 500 easily). Anyone know why this happens? Even though afterburner is set to 80% power limit, something is throttling it to 45%
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taalex79
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October 19, 2017, 04:48:09 AM |
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Mini report for the past 12 hours. The average speed according to the statistics of flaypool was 1540 and it was 1580. Ie, the gain is 2.5%. It seems to be not bad. But considering 2% devfee there is a gain of 0.5%.
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BadAstroZA
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October 19, 2017, 04:58:45 AM |
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Mini report for the past 12 hours. The average speed according to the statistics of flaypool was 1540 and it was 1580. Ie, the gain is 2.5%. It seems to be not bad. But considering 2% devfee there is a gain of 0.5%.
What is the dev fee of the alternative miner that you would use?
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taalex79
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October 19, 2017, 05:06:05 AM |
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Mini report for the past 12 hours. The average speed according to the statistics of flaypool was 1540 and it was 1580. Ie, the gain is 2.5%. It seems to be not bad. But considering 2% devfee there is a gain of 0.5%.
What is the dev fee of the alternative miner that you would use? Not more than 1%. Then it makes sense all this, and just play in new toys without having any special profit changes in the end! Refine from me WIN 10.
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ARTRN
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October 19, 2017, 05:15:34 AM |
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'GPU rejected shares' BtcZ mining on miningspeed.com. Here are some grab from zm cmd windows 10 creators,
C:\zm>zm --server asia.miningspeed.com --port 3072 --user t1g2hp1DP3wMBvKSCCcJY2X8UmsBAvcP4gc.rzbtcz02 --pass x --telemetry=192.168.2.89:4100 # telemetry server started # GPU0 connected to: asia.miningspeed.com:3072 # GPU0 server set difficulty to: 001aaaaaaaaaaaab00000000... # GPU1 connected to: asia.miningspeed.com:3072 # GPU0 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 28"] # GPU1 server set difficulty to: 001aaaaaaaaaaaab00000000... # GPU1 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 30"] # GPU0 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 29"] # GPU1 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 31"] # GPU0 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 31"] > GPU1 61C Sol/s: 433.2 Sol/W: 4.18 Avg: 433.2 I/s: 232.2 Sh/s: 0.300 +++ > GPU0 64C Sol/s: 431.1 Sol/W: 4.07 Avg: 431.1 I/s: 229.0 Sh/s: 0.400 ++++ # GPU0 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 31"] # GPU1 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 29"] ========= Sol/s: 864.3 Sol/W: 4.13 Avg: 864.3 I/s: 461.3 Sh/s: 0.700 GPU1 56C Sol/s: 8.5 Sol/W: 2.16 Avg: 220.9 I/s: 4.7 Sh/s: 0.150 ========= Sol/s: 439.6 Sol/W: 3.12 Avg: 651.9 I/s: 233.8 Sh/s: 0.550 GPU0 59C Sol/s: 7.4 Sol/W: 2.07 Avg: 219.2 I/s: 4.1 Sh/s: 0.200 # GPU0 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 31"] # GPU0 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 29"] # GPU0 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 30"] GPU1 62C Sol/s: 437.4 Sol/W: 2.84 Avg: 293.0 I/s: 230.2 Sh/s: 0.100 ========= Sol/s: 444.7 Sol/W: 2.46 Avg: 512.3 I/s: 234.3 Sh/s: 0.300 GPU0 64C Sol/s: 431.8 Sol/W: 2.79 Avg: 290.1 I/s: 227.2 Sh/s: 0.233 +++ # GPU1 rejected share: [20,"invalid solution 31"]
anyone could shed some light on this ? Many thanks.
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abudfv2008
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October 19, 2017, 06:28:11 AM |
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Mini report for the past 12 hours. The average speed according to the statistics of flaypool was 1540 and it was 1580. Ie, the gain is 2.5%. It seems to be not bad. But considering 2% devfee there is a gain of 0.5%.
What is the dev fee of the alternative miner that you would use? Not more than 1%. Then it makes sense all this, and just play in new toys without having any special profit changes in the end! Refine from me WIN 10. ewbf also has 2%. So - no difference here.
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QuaLiTyX
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October 19, 2017, 06:46:38 AM |
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If the "+" is a share, what is "*"?
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October 19, 2017, 07:05:18 AM Last edit: October 19, 2017, 07:19:02 AM by Andrey09 |
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How to use --telemetry parametr?
# telemetry server started
What shoud i type in browser and what default port for telemetry ?
Tnx
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Gaglam
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October 19, 2017, 07:30:02 AM |
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Giving me 100 sols more than EWBF. Nice work!
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jognwisdom
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October 19, 2017, 07:31:57 AM |
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ewbf also has 2%. So - no difference here.
EWBF miner gives more performance, and you can set dev fee to 1% with same hash boost. So no, 2% in this case is way too much.
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taalex79
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October 19, 2017, 07:33:27 AM |
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If the "+" is a share, what is "*"?
> : indicates that a new job was received + : indicates one submitted share * : indicates one submitted devfee-share=2% (commission for the use of miner) = : sum of the stats if mining on multiple GPUs
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BadAstroZA
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October 19, 2017, 07:39:32 AM |
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Hmmm, so something weird here. After about 6 hours of stable usage, the miner crashed. Now it won't run for more than a few minutes at the same overclock settings. I scaled them down, but it crashed again, so I scaled down further. After about five instance of scaling back my settings, I've gone back to ewbf for now until this can be a bit more stable. Not sure how I can provide useful log data or more info than this as the crash makes my graphics card fail completely and I have to shut down the PC 'blind' then reboot. Sometimes on the reboot the graphics card is still inactive and I need to completely power off the PC and restart.
Will see if similar issues happen with ewbf, in which case I think I might be looking at a damaged card here (?) which is odd considering the overclocking, power settings etc are actually lower than I usually use when mining with this rig.
It's about 150 or so less Sol/s (about 4% in total across 7 cards) but I'm getting tired of having to come reboot the machine. Very odd that it worked for so much of the day without a hitch but now just won't cooperate.
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