chrysophylax (OP)
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August 10, 2017, 11:57:06 AM |
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I see that cwigm reported my total has is 118.5MH/s while on the pool it says I'm doing 50-100MH/s, is this normal?
in the beginning - yes ... it does settle in to a more reasonably accurate figure the longer you mine and more shares are submitted ... but the pool rates are never completely accurate as they estimate the miner hash by the submitted shares in a given amount of time ( with mpos that usually 5mins ) - whereas the miner is quite accurate because its the one producing the hashrate ... the pool will always fluctuate somewhat - but should remain within a reasonable level of accuracy ... at time it will jump wildly - as many other factors affect the share rate submitted ... but over all - its ok ... #crysx |
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zhulick
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August 10, 2017, 12:05:25 PM |
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[Rephrase]
How many of you have the pool showing same hash rate with the miner +/- 1-5MH/s?
it's rare for any pool to show your hash that precisely all the time. hashrate reported by the pool will always fluctuate. when you mine coins with fast blocks (like sigt or dnr), it will often fluctuate wildly. keep in mind, the pool doesn't know or care about your actual hashrate. it can only count the hash by the shares you actually submit. when blocks move fast, your gpu will sometimes submit a lot of shares, and sometime will not be able to submit any before a new block is already in play. for example, my single 1070 that mines at 29'ish sometimes shows up at 50 and sometimes shows up at 10 etc. all depends how many shares it managed to submit in whatever polling period the pool uses to measure hash. |
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zhulick
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August 10, 2017, 12:14:59 PM |
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[08:06:33]Mean netDiff: 18283.5
[08:06:53]Mean netDiff: 18204.3
[08:07:03]Mean netDiff: 18153.6
[08:07:43]Mean netDiff: 17965.8
[08:08:33]Mean netDiff: 17896
[08:08:59]Share: 23200d2c
[08:09:23]Mean netDiff: 17871.6
[08:09:33]Mean netDiff: 17884
looks like the worker diff is still being jacked up a bit too high. this is from an x2 1070 rig. pool currently has it at diff 409.6 (same exact diff as a x6 gpu rig), which is a bit too high (128 would be ideal, with 256 still ok but pushing it).
with this diff, the rig was only able to submit one share in the last 7 blocks. it's actually more then 7. the miner window only has so many lines, and there are at least a couple of blocks that already scrolled out of view, so it's closer to 8-9 blocks.
so this 2xgpu rig only contributed to finding one out of the last 8-9 blocks.
this is what i meant by gpu's being chocked by high worker diff.
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soothaa
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August 10, 2017, 12:16:59 PM |
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Been running for 18 or so hours now. The  : Miner is stable and nice! I love how fast and responsive your web pool is - so tired of slow laggy ones The  : No API to monitor the miner. My copy of Awesome Miner is very angry all my nVidia rigs went away and the AMD ones are still mining ETH fine. I really hope this changes soon - even if it is just a basic clone of the ccminer API showing hashrate and temps.. |
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Django69
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August 10, 2017, 12:19:28 PM |
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Hello,
i got this error sometimes "invalid nonces"
what it is?
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falconrus
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August 10, 2017, 12:28:34 PM |
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How i can get beta miner)?
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abudfv2008
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August 10, 2017, 12:31:23 PM |
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I run the cards at the +/- best efficiency (MH per watt), I'm not after highest possible speed regardless of the power consumption.
Profitability today is 10s times more than electricity cost (at least in most of the areas). Mine 1070 run at 56-57Mh/s without no tweaking more than juast move the slider in Afterburner and no overheating. The difference covers all additional costs. So what's the point of that? How many watts does the 1070 draw at that speed according to the miner? 56-57 = 150W 53-54 = 135W |
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shubaduba
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mine safe o/
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August 10, 2017, 12:34:36 PM |
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After removing -s setting everything is perfect.  Only problem now is too high stratum difficulty. It is about 20x higher above normal value. I will keep mining with this issue, but I hope that you will make a step towards. Would be great if you lower diff by 5 times or something like that. |
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astronyu
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August 10, 2017, 12:49:32 PM |
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I see that cwigm reported my total has is 118.5MH/s while on the pool it says I'm doing 50-100MH/s, is this normal?
in the beginning - yes ... it does settle in to a more reasonably accurate figure the longer you mine and more shares are submitted ... but the pool rates are never completely accurate as they estimate the miner hash by the submitted shares in a given amount of time ( with mpos that usually 5mins ) - whereas the miner is quite accurate because its the one producing the hashrate ... the pool will always fluctuate somewhat - but should remain within a reasonable level of accuracy ... at time it will jump wildly - as many other factors affect the share rate submitted ... but over all - its ok ... #crysx [Rephrase]
How many of you have the pool showing same hash rate with the miner +/- 1-5MH/s?
it's rare for any pool to show your hash that precisely all the time. hashrate reported by the pool will always fluctuate. when you mine coins with fast blocks (like sigt or dnr), it will often fluctuate wildly. keep in mind, the pool doesn't know or care about your actual hashrate. it can only count the hash by the shares you actually submit. when blocks move fast, your gpu will sometimes submit a lot of shares, and sometime will not be able to submit any before a new block is already in play. for example, my single 1070 that mines at 29'ish sometimes shows up at 50 and sometimes shows up at 10 etc. all depends how many shares it managed to submit in whatever polling period the pool uses to measure hash. Thank you both, explanation well understood. |
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astronyu
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August 10, 2017, 12:55:39 PM |
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How i can get beta miner)?
See below the prevvious post reminds me ...
PLEASE request in pm WITH the details of the gpu / gpus you are using and the windows operating system ...
if you send me a pm to just 'give me the miner' like some of you have - there will no longer be a response ...
admittedly - ther have only been a few like this - but we need to know ...
otherwise the same response will be given ...
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hi ...
what cards do you have and what operating system? ...
#crysx
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we are NOT trying to restrict the beta testing in any way shape or form ... what we ARE doing is determining whether your rigs are fit to be in the testing ...
many of you have amd gpus - wont work with CWIgm ...
many of you have 750ti nvidia - wont work with CWIgm ...
many of you have older nvidia 780ti etc - wont work with CWIgm ...
CWIgm is now only supporting nvidia based gpus with compute52 or compute61 level gpu ...
this means that higher end 9xx cards - and 10xx cards are usable - with some of the higher end processing cards ( like the titan x in a few cases ) which are of the compute level calibre ... we wish we could open the test up to everyone - but that would not be feasible with the limited resources for compatibility we have ...
like so with the os ... windows 7 / 10 ... most versions will do ( home / pro / ent ) ...
so please pm me with more than a request to join - but with the specs as well - as we can determine right away whether its worth joining the test ...
this is also the other reason why we tie the test miner to OUR pools ... because we have full control over the pool - and the adjustments that are required to be made to all three - miner / pool / stratum ... if we introduce other factors - such as other pools and stratum / diff systems into the equation - it literally throws a spanner in the works and derails our focus on producing the miner we want to produce - due to the external issue that can arise from these other factors ...
the most important part of all this also - PLEASE take the 2.5minutes it takes to read the README contained in the package ...
it contains VERY important information - such as changes to CWIgm - additions to CWIgm - parameter adjustments - and many other things that need to be known BEFORE you mine ...
ill put this up on the op as a core part of the test ...
tanx ...
#crysx
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zhulick
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August 10, 2017, 01:20:41 PM |
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I run the cards at the +/- best efficiency (MH per watt), I'm not after highest possible speed regardless of the power consumption.
Profitability today is 10s times more than electricity cost (at least in most of the areas). Mine 1070 run at 56-57Mh/s without no tweaking more than juast move the slider in Afterburner and no overheating. The difference covers all additional costs. So what's the point of that? How many watts does the 1070 draw at that speed according to the miner? 56-57 = 150W 53-54 = 135W also depends on the card. i currently have three different model cards that i mine with. they all seem to be tuned differently in terms of tdp right from the factory. for example the asus and msi cards i have both have wacky tdp, with msi running 20 watts higher right off the bat, and asus running about 10 watt lower then a "standard" founders edition cards. my evga cards are a completely different story. they most reflect the power settings of the fe cards, and have the best power management out of all of them. in other words, it doesn't just depend on the model, but also how the maker tunes the cards at the factory, and they all have their own sweet spot. for example. msi 1070 - 135w at 65 tdp, if i go any lower the hash drops about 20 percent instantly. asus 170 - 125w at 75 tdp, any lower and the hash drops by about 20 percent. evga 1070ftw - 110w at 60 tdp - can go lower on wattage (down to 50%tdp) while dropping the hash proportionally, after 50 the hash drops significantly. all produce about the same hash rate at these power settings - 53-54 on dnr, with asus lagging behind at about 50. i found the evga cards to be much better in adjusting power, and overall most flexible. msi to be a bit faster closer full tdp, and asus pretty much terrible at everything. the only saving grace for the asus is that it only requires a single 8 port pin, which would make it easier to deploy at scale. the evga requires a dual 8 pin power plug, which is a pain in the ass to find cables/adapters for, especially when you need to run 6-8 of them on a single rig etc.. i got the msi and asus cards first, then i got the evga's... i've been getting nothing but evga since. |
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evilbaby
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August 10, 2017, 01:24:53 PM |
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I see that cwigm reported my total has is 118.5MH/s while on the pool it says I'm doing 50-100MH/s, is this normal?
in the beginning - yes ... it does settle in to a more reasonably accurate figure the longer you mine and more shares are submitted ... but the pool rates are never completely accurate as they estimate the miner hash by the submitted shares in a given amount of time ( with mpos that usually 5mins ) - whereas the miner is quite accurate because its the one producing the hashrate ... the pool will always fluctuate somewhat - but should remain within a reasonable level of accuracy ... at time it will jump wildly - as many other factors affect the share rate submitted ... but over all - its ok ... #crysx can complite for linux ( ubuntu) ? i have 12 card 1060 nvidia with main asrock h110 BTC pro |
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August 10, 2017, 01:39:32 PM |
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I see that cwigm reported my total has is 118.5MH/s while on the pool it says I'm doing 50-100MH/s, is this normal?
in the beginning - yes ... it does settle in to a more reasonably accurate figure the longer you mine and more shares are submitted ... but the pool rates are never completely accurate as they estimate the miner hash by the submitted shares in a given amount of time ( with mpos that usually 5mins ) - whereas the miner is quite accurate because its the one producing the hashrate ... the pool will always fluctuate somewhat - but should remain within a reasonable level of accuracy ... at time it will jump wildly - as many other factors affect the share rate submitted ... but over all - its ok ... #crysx can complite for linux ( ubuntu) ? i have 12 card 1060 nvidia with main asrock h110 BTC pro I had ubuntu 16.04 miner which has gtx 1050ti 12way (tb250-btc+) but, Now CWIGM windows version is provided only I'm looking forward to the next version. |
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Kompik
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August 10, 2017, 02:40:00 PM |
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Seems the pool has some stratum disconnect problems atm.
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Bitrated user: Kompik.
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Boulevard2005
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August 10, 2017, 02:45:45 PM |
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Is there any problem? My last hour = 0 about 2 hour ago (my 1060 miner still run)
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Real_Unhooked
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August 10, 2017, 02:49:45 PM |
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I think we need a watchdog script when a GPU gets sick. Other than that this is one sick miner.
Just curious can SKunk be tweaked further to crank out more hash rate? I see that sp_ dude claim he can make a 1070 run at the speeds of a 1080. Is that possible or are we at the max limits?
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zhulick
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August 10, 2017, 02:55:14 PM |
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pool is back... i guess something got fixed/updated/restarted etc.
middle of the unluckiest run on a block yet.
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Boulevard2005
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August 10, 2017, 03:02:30 PM |
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Is this ok, can coin loss back again?
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Boulevard2005
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August 10, 2017, 03:14:31 PM |
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Seem loss coins from time of pool down. Sad.
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jenifive
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August 10, 2017, 04:12:36 PM |
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VC++ 2013 and CUDA 8.0 x64 382.05
CPU:1.72% ChainWorks Industries beta - Version 0.9.8 [19:11:52]
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Algo:Skunk | Port: 6000 | NetDiff: 21344.5 | Block: 32386 |
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Coin:signatum | POW: 1250 | Estimated coins/day: 143.177 |
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Solved: 0 | Diff: 1.6 | Shares: 4.8 | Rej: 0% | Speed: 117.47MH/s|
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0.GeForce GTX 1070 : Shares: 1.6 | Rej: 0 | Speed: 29.07MH/s|
1.GeForce GTX 1070 : Shares: 1.6 | Rej: 0 | Speed: 29.86MH/s|
2.GeForce GTX 1070 : Shares: 0 | Rej: 0 | Speed: 29.07MH/s|
3.GeForce GTX 1070 : Shares: 1.6 | Rej: 0 | Speed: 29.19MH/s|
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0.GeForce GTX 1070 : T:53C | F:66% | P:113W | I: 24.0 | Core:1872Mhz |
1.GeForce GTX 1070 : T:53C | F:66% | P:112W | I: 24.0 | Core:1913Mhz |
2.GeForce GTX 1070 : T:54C | F:66% | P:110W | I: 24.0 | Core:1864Mhz |
3.GeForce GTX 1070 : T:58C | F:66% | P:113W | I: 24.0 | Core:1869Mhz |
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[19:08:57]Mean netDiff: 20523.9 |
[19:08:57]Target:000000009FFF6000 |
[19:09:36]Mean netDiff: 20523.9 |
[19:09:56]Mean netDiff: 20531.5 |
[19:10:00]Share: d65fa244 |
[19:10:09]Mean netDiff: 20631.1 |
[19:11:31]Share: 29f19124 |
[19:11:34]Share: 53bddeea |
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Scan time: 30s | DCs: 0 | User:spiete | Conn:0d 00:02:55 | Latency:50ms
On spmod 5 had 111 hashrate
Here i have 117
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