[ANN]Bminer: a fast Equihash/Ethash/Cuckaroo29z miner for AMD/NVIDIA GPUs 16.4.9

[cybterpunk]

We’re pleased to release Bminer 14.2.0.

• Experimental support for Cuckatoo31 on 1080Ti.
• Fix the regression where ETH dual mine fails to start on Windows.
• Fix the regression where ETH dual mine fails to start on Windows.
• Improve performance on mining Aeternity.
• Support tweaking the CPU usage for mining AE / Grin with the -intensity flag.

Please see https://www.bminer.me for more details.

Happy mining!

that's really great!
how about support 2080Ti card too for C31 mining？

thanks!

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[Noone.Noface]

it seems the new tool of Cuckatoo31 is not supported by the mining pool

[george2019]

14.0 build is still fastest on my rig on c29 algo, around 17.2g hashrate vs 16.5g on 14.1-14.2

[stzcze]

Mining Aeternity -

W10 64, 4GB RAM, pagefile 80GB, latest driver TDP 85% 1080Ti 14.1 - 5 , 14.2  - 5  CPU load  100% ? G3930

gminer 85% TDP 1080Ti - 7.2-3 ...... CPU load 80%


The problem is probably the high processor load.....

Thanks

[UnclWish]

What about Cuckaroo29 for nicehash with AMD cards?

[ronelord]

For Windows 7 its 0.4 gps per card
Is there a solution for this ?
At Windows 10 issuficient memory on card 0 .

[16Gb]

Support tweaking the CPU usage for mining AE / Grin with the -intensity flag.

Dont have any effect

[dope797979]

Api for grin 29 not working, can someone fix that?

[vapourminer]

bminer 14.2.0, ubuntu 18.04lts, cuda 10, 417.x  nvidia driver, 1080ti, C31 on grinmint.

around 80% rejected shares, many miner restarts due to "too many rejects" "no shares within 900 seconds" a couple others. then it locked my machine when i went to exit with a ctrl-c in the term window.

[leoragraves666]

bminer 14.2 with C31, running ubuntu, 1080ti cards - getting all shares rejected - "due to low difficulty". Mining on grinmint. Any ideas?

[QZLP]

Bminer is not showing accepted shares on the miner on my rig but it is showing I am getting shares on the pool at thegrinpool.... I have 3 different workers connected and it is hard to tell which ones are working as the pool does not list workers separately. One of the three rigs is showing accepted shares but the other two are not but they are obviously working as my G/s are higher than any one rig will make. Just wanted to let someone know as it seems like a bug.

Can you please share your command?

Ubuntu 18.04
./bminer.exe -uri cuckaroo29://myemail@email.com:x@mine.thegrinpool.com:4747

It seems to start showing Accepted shares at some point but I haven't sat around and watched to see how long it takes. Also, recently it was showing Accepted shares like crazy and I was not showing my G/s on the pool on my 7 gtx 1070's rig as my 2 individual gtx 1070's WERE showing on the pool (they are on Windows 7). I had to restart the rig to get it to connect and it is obviously connected as my hash showed on the pool but no accepted shares on the terminal in Ubuntu.

[Andartis]

Hi,

I tried to mine beam with bminer 14.2.0 on a 6x 1080ti, 6x 1070ti Rig with -25% and -15% Power Limit. I keep getting fatal Cuda errors and system freezes. No overclocking applied. Drivers are 417.71. Pagefile size is huge 128GB preset, CPU is i3 7320.

Any ideas what is wrong?

[Spill]

Yes we could use some support for Cuckaroo29 at nicehash with AMD cards.

[freedom777]

Grin31 with 1080ti version 14.2.0 give me errors

Insufficient memory 9171,7 MB available on device (#0). unable to run the solver
Miner died!

+++Yes, i geting this too

[cryptoyes]

14.0 build is still fastest on my rig on c29 algo, around 17.2g hashrate vs 16.5g on 14.1-14.2

Same here. 14.1 and 14.2 are slower than 14.0. I tried all values for intensity on 14.2 as well.

[realbminer]

14.0 build is still fastest on my rig on c29 algo, around 17.2g hashrate vs 16.5g on 14.1-14.2

Same here. 14.1 and 14.2 are slower than 14.0. I tried all values for intensity on 14.2 as well.

That's unexpected. What's the configuration? I'll try to reproduce.

[realbminer]

Grin31 with 1080ti version 14.2.0 give me errors

Insufficient memory 9171,7 MB available on device (#0). unable to run the solver
Miner died!

+++Yes, i geting this too

Currently the miner requires almost all the memory in order to work efficiently. Unfortunately Windows 10 take at least 15% of the VRAM of the card so it won't work.

It should be fine if you try Windows 7 or Linux.

[Ginooo]

Grin31 with 1080ti version 14.2.0 give me errors

Insufficient memory 9171,7 MB available on device (#0). unable to run the solver
Miner died!

+++Yes, i geting this too

Currently the miner requires almost all the memory in order to work efficiently. Unfortunately Windows 10 take at least 15% of the VRAM of the card so it won't work.

It should be fine if you try Windows 7 or Linux.

1080ti VRAM is 11GB

[cryptoyes]

14.0 build is still fastest on my rig on c29 algo, around 17.2g hashrate vs 16.5g on 14.1-14.2

Same here. 14.1 and 14.2 are slower than 14.0. I tried all values for intensity on 14.2 as well.

That's unexpected. What's the configuration? I'll try to reproduce.

Ubuntu 16.04. 8GB ram. G4600 3.4GHz or G3930 2.9GHz. Nvidia 415.27. CUDA 10.0. GTX1070, GTX1070Ti, GTX1080Ti.

Same results regardless of the hardware combination. On v14.x (14.0, 14.1, 14.2) I occasionally also get SIGSEGV errors when the pool disconnects. I reported this to you twice but you never replied:

Code:

[WARN] [2019-02-08T17:04:02+02:00] Get error: End of file, resetting in 5 seconds 
[INFO] [2019-02-08T17:04:07+02:00] Connected to eu-de02.miningrigrentals.com:3322 
[INFO] [2019-02-08T17:04:08+02:00] Authorized with the server                   
panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference
[signal SIGSEGV: segmentation violation code=0x1 addr=0x8 pc=0x753ee6]
[WARN] [2019-02-08T17:04:10+02:00] Miner died! It will be restarted soon...     

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