PhoenixMiner 6.2c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)

[jetwalsh]

Having issue with 4gb Nvidia cards in windows not having enough memory to create the DAG. Its not a virtual memory error

I’m running 7x Nvidia 1070s...rock solid at currently 100 hours. What is your virtual memory size?

[cmd_whoami]

I’m running 7x Nvidia 1070s...rock solid at currently 100 hours. What is your virtual memory size?

65536-98304 mb. It's not a virtual memory issue. 1070's have 8gb of memory. I didn't feel like trying to fight the inevitable so I just BIOS flashed my P104's to 8gb with nvflash.... Problem solved.

[ouray]

Having issue with 4gb Nvidia cards in windows not having enough memory to create the DAG. Its not a virtual memory error

Same here as follows:

GeForce GTX 1050 Ti (pcie , CUDA cap. 6.1, 4 GB VRAM, 6 CUs

==>GeForce GTX 1050 Ti: CUDA error in CudaProgram.cu:407 : out of memory

[sxemini]

yes i have the same issue. but only if i mining ETC (DAG is slightliy higher then ETH)

[Semtex72]

Have anyone else seen performance degradation using the latest (431.60) DCH driver for GTX 1070 (Or any DCH driver)?

I'm barly getting over 30 Mhs and have to increase power.

[jetwalsh]

I don’t run DCH drivers. Currently running latest Nvidia driver with 7x1070s, memory overclocked +600, 80% power. Hashing at an average of 33.4 Mhs per card.

Have anyone else seen performance degradation using the latest (431.60) DCH driver for GTX 1070 (Or any DCH driver)?

I'm barly getting over 30 Mhs and have to increase power.

[PhoenixMiner]

Having issue with 4gb Nvidia cards in windows not having enough memory to create the DAG. Its not a virtual memory error

Same here as follows:

Code:

GeForce GTX 1050 Ti (pcie 8), CUDA cap. 6.1, 4 GB VRAM, 6 CUs

==>GeForce GTX 1050 Ti: CUDA error in CudaProgram.cu:407 : out of memory

   Windows 10 strikes again. It uses quite a bit of GPU VRAM for its own internal needs. Here is the list of possible solutions in order of increasing dificullty:
   * You have to add the following command-line options in order to minimize VRAM usage: -rvram -1 -eres 0
   * Usually Windows 10 grabs memory only from the GPU that is connected to a display, so connect your display (or the display plug) to the iGPU of the motherboard (if you are using Intel motherboard). On multi-GPU rigs, you can also put an old (unusable for mining) GPU and connect the display to it.
   * The heavy-duty solution is to switch to Linux but it has its own problems. This will buy you about 5-9 additional months of operation until the DAG grows too big to fit in 4 GB VRAM.

   Note for Linux users: the latest AMD Linux driver (19.30-855429) is not supported by PhoenixMiner 4.5c. For now, stick with 19.30-838629. We will release 4.6 shortly (in a week or two), and it will contain some goodies for Linux, including advanced hardware stats, and hardware control for AMD cards.

[Iamtutut]

I am amazed PhoenixMiner has only 10 merits considering the number of people using this miner.

[Branko]

I am amazed PhoenixMiner has only 10 merits considering the number of people using this miner.

Well, glory times of GPU mining are for the most part over, thats probably the reason.
Gave it 1 merit, anyway 

[elmanager]

Did anyone try ETC in ethermine, it looks like it doesn't read "-"(dash) and . (dot) in the pool link in the config. In the console shows connected as its pointed in the config but actually it doesnt read the subdomain. I'm using 4.5c with smos. eu1-etc.ethermine.org:4444. I was waiting about 2 hours the rigs to appear, meantime everything was looking fine, then i decided to check the etc address in the eth pool and yes, it was there.

[fomkas]

Did anyone try ETC in ethermine, it looks like it doesn't read "-"(dash) and . (dot) in the pool link in the config. In the console shows connected as its pointed in the config but actually it doesnt read the subdomain. I'm using 4.5c with smos. eu1-etc.ethermine.org:4444. I was waiting about 2 hours the rigs to appear, meantime everything was looking fine, then i decided to check the etc address in the eth pool and yes, it was there.

i jast see

ethermine.org (ETC):
  PhoenixMiner.exe -pool eu1-etc.ethermine.org:4444 -wal YourEtcWalletAddress.WorkerName

in first post

[PhoenixMiner]

Did anyone try ETC in ethermine, it looks like it doesn't read "-"(dash) and . (dot) in the pool link in the config. In the console shows connected as its pointed in the config but actually it doesnt read the subdomain. I'm using 4.5c with smos. eu1-etc.ethermine.org:4444. I was waiting about 2 hours the rigs to appear, meantime everything was looking fine, then i decided to check the etc address in the eth pool and yes, it was there.

  It works fine with eu1-etc.ethermine.org:4444 or any other ethermine ETC pool (both when specified in the command-line or config.txt with -pool and when specified in the epools.tt). Please check your configuration and your log file - most probably the first pool is left to ETH ethermine from before you change to ETC. In the log file you will see how many pools are read from the command-line or config.txt and how many from epools.txt. You can also see the list of all pools by pressing the 'e' key when in miner console.

[elmanager]

Did anyone try ETC in ethermine, it looks like it doesn't read "-"(dash) and . (dot) in the pool link in the config. In the console shows connected as its pointed in the config but actually it doesnt read the subdomain. I'm using 4.5c with smos. eu1-etc.ethermine.org:4444. I was waiting about 2 hours the rigs to appear, meantime everything was looking fine, then i decided to check the etc address in the eth pool and yes, it was there.

  It works fine with eu1-etc.ethermine.org:4444 or any other ethermine ETC pool (both when specified in the command-line or config.txt with -pool and when specified in the epools.tt). Please check your configuration and your log file - most probably the first pool is left to ETH ethermine from before you change to ETC. In the log file you will see how many pools are read from the command-line or config.txt and how many from epools.txt. You can also see the list of all pools by pressing the 'e' key when in miner console.

      Thank You thats all I need to know, I'm using SMOS as I mentioned above, so maybe I need to edit smos on each rig. Thats my config line in smos: -pool eu1-etc.ethermine.org:4444 -wal 0xwalletaddress.001 -rmode 2 In the console miner says it is connected to eu1-etc.ethermine.org but the shares actually came from the its eth pool.
EDIT for the records PhoenixMiner 4.5c works better than Claymore 14.7

[mochaaa]

@phoenixminer is there a way to access the strap database ?

[camchimonline]

I don’t be used-mt option with driver 19.5.1 on rx 570 4gb. I get all crash.
Anyone help me.
Thank

[UnclWish]

@PhoenixMiner
sometimes nicehash algo daggerhashimoto mine unknown coin with 0.00 hashrate.

Confirm, sometimes nicehash mines with 0.00 hashrate. Looks like it's some new ethereum fork appears...

[karim_hassan777]

Does any one know AMD team will resolve the TLB problem for RX 5700 XT or not ?

[zertor]

Code:

Unable to load NVML

what could be the reason for this error?

[ManDoneKTM]

Does any one know AMD team will resolve the TLB problem for RX 5700 XT or not ?

before you comment , read a few pages back you will find the answer .

[UnclWish]

EDIT for the records PhoenixMiner 4.5c works better than Claymore 14.7

Hash Phoenix 4.5c lower Claymore 14.7 with rxboot option

You may use AMD Memory Tweak tool with Phoenix to set REF parameter - this is what Claymore rxboot did. And with that tool you can change this parameter on the fly, Clyamore needs to restart every time.