Claymore's CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v11.3

[deadsix]

Hi everybody !


I have seen that somes of you reach 1400H/s with a vega56
I get 1000H/s max (default firmware, no OC...)
I use AMD n°23.20.782.259 drivers.

Could you explain me how to have the same results ?
Which Drivers do you use ? Which Firmware ?
Which software to configure it ?
Which parameters in Claymore ?

Thanks by advance !

Step 1 : Dont use Claymore's miner for Vega (use xmr stak miner or cast miner)
Step 2 : Google HDCC Activator, set it up to enable disable the Vega cards on each boot
Step 3 : Enjoy 1900h/s

[nansafap]

Hi everybody !


I have seen that somes of you reach 1400H/s with a vega56
I get 1000H/s max (default firmware, no OC...)
I use AMD n°23.20.782.259 drivers.

Could you explain me how to have the same results ?
Which Drivers do you use ? Which Firmware ?
Which software to configure it ?
Which parameters in Claymore ?

Thanks by advance !

Step 1 : Dont use Claymore's miner for Vega (use xmr stak miner or cast miner)
Step 2 : Google HDCC Activator, set it up to enable disable the Vega cards on each boot
Step 3 : Enjoy 1900h/s

really? HDCC activator for what?

[invicta]

Hi everybody !


I have seen that somes of you reach 1400H/s with a vega56
I get 1000H/s max (default firmware, no OC...)
I use AMD n°23.20.782.259 drivers.

Could you explain me how to have the same results ?
Which Drivers do you use ? Which Firmware ?
Which software to configure it ?
Which parameters in Claymore ?

Thanks by advance !

Step 1 : Dont use Claymore's miner for Vega (use xmr stak miner or cast miner)
Step 2 : Google HDCC Activator, set it up to enable disable the Vega cards on each boot
Step 3 : Enjoy 1900h/s

really? HDCC activator for what?

Think he meant HBCC Activator (B not D), and for activating the High Bandwidth Cache Controller to increase your hashrate.

How are you checking your wallet to see if you've been paid? I think you need to pay and scan the blockchain (or maybe I'm thinking of something else). If you know there is 23 ETN in there why don't you try sending the command to transfer it onto Cryptopia and see what happens - unless I've totally misread the situation.

I'm checking it by running electroneumd and syncing my computer to the blockchain, then opening the wallet and checking my balance. You can see in the first screenshot my balance is zero, I have also checked incoming payments and there arent any. If you look at the second two screenshots in my post above, payment has been sent from 2 different pools

Have you properly imported the paper key? I followed all the expected steps and synced my wallet with 126 ETN in it on my desktop at work. Your last screenshot shows 'refresh done, blocks received: 0' - it looks like your firewall isn't allowing you to communicate with the blockchain.

[Superpup]

How are you checking your wallet to see if you've been paid? I think you need to pay and scan the blockchain (or maybe I'm thinking of something else). If you know there is 23 ETN in there why don't you try sending the command to transfer it onto Cryptopia and see what happens - unless I've totally misread the situation.

I'm checking it by running electroneumd and syncing my computer to the blockchain, then opening the wallet and checking my balance. You can see in the first screenshot my balance is zero, I have also checked incoming payments and there arent any. If you look at the second two screenshots in my post above, payment has been sent from 2 different pools

I will try what you did with my own wallet and report back later. There is so much uncertainty with Electroneum at the moment, I am rapidly losing interest - mostly because https://my.electroneum.com/ is still broken after over a week.

I created a new wallet as it seemed like the only thing left to try, and it fixed my issue. Unfortunately the only way to test it is to set it up, start mining, and hope you receive payment

[invicta]

How are you checking your wallet to see if you've been paid? I think you need to pay and scan the blockchain (or maybe I'm thinking of something else). If you know there is 23 ETN in there why don't you try sending the command to transfer it onto Cryptopia and see what happens - unless I've totally misread the situation.

I'm checking it by running electroneumd and syncing my computer to the blockchain, then opening the wallet and checking my balance. You can see in the first screenshot my balance is zero, I have also checked incoming payments and there arent any. If you look at the second two screenshots in my post above, payment has been sent from 2 different pools

I will try what you did with my own wallet and report back later. There is so much uncertainty with Electroneum at the moment, I am rapidly losing interest - mostly because https://my.electroneum.com/ is still broken after over a week.

I created a new wallet as it seemed like the only thing left to try, and it fixed my issue. Unfortunately the only way to test it is to set it up, start mining, and hope you receive payment

I don't think you needed to. As I said in my last message, your Electroneum Daemon hadn't synced as it said 'blocks received: 0', whereas mine is at 34414 and is showing the balance. I think something is blocking you from syncing the blockchain - most likely Windows Firewall (or whatever you might be using).

If it was only 23 ETN in there, it's not too much but it might be someday if it ever takes off!

[sdexs]

3 of my cards are hanging on OpenCL call after a few minutes of use (one of them hangs just at the beginning), when using this miner. When I mine ethereum with the claymore dualminer everything works fine. What am I doing wrong?
I'm running the linux version on Ubuntu 16.04 with latest AMD drivers and 10x RX580 cards. Motherboard is ASROCK H110 ProBTC+ and I've got 4gb of RAM.

[invicta]

3 of my cards are hanging on OpenCL call after a few minutes of use (one of them hangs just at the beginning), when using this miner. When I mine ethereum with the claymore dualminer everything works fine. What am I doing wrong?
I'm running the linux version on Ubuntu 16.04 with latest AMD drivers and 10x RX580 cards. Motherboard is ASROCK H110 ProBTC+ and I've got 4gb of RAM.

Dial back your memory clocks. Cryptonote is more memory sensitive than Ethereum, it’s more memory dependent and less on the core - that’s where I’d start anyway. 10 cards in one rig seems like asking for trouble anyway! Failing that can you not mine Ethereum (if that works) and exchange it to whatever it was you do want?

[VladimirT]

Hi everybody !


I have seen that somes of you reach 1400H/s with a vega56
I get 1000H/s max (default firmware, no OC...)
I use AMD n°23.20.782.259 drivers.

Could you explain me how to have the same results ?
Which Drivers do you use ? Which Firmware ?
Which software to configure it ?
Which parameters in Claymore ?

Thanks by advance !

Step 1 : Dont use Claymore's miner for Vega (use xmr stak miner or cast miner)
Step 2 : Google HDCC Activator, set it up to enable disable the Vega cards on each boot
Step 3 : Enjoy 1900h/s

really? HDCC activator for what?

Think he meant HBCC Activator (B not D), and for activating the High Bandwidth Cache Controller to increase your hashrate.

How are you checking your wallet to see if you've been paid? I think you need to pay and scan the blockchain (or maybe I'm thinking of something else). If you know there is 23 ETN in there why don't you try sending the command to transfer it onto Cryptopia and see what happens - unless I've totally misread the situation.

I'm checking it by running electroneumd and syncing my computer to the blockchain, then opening the wallet and checking my balance. You can see in the first screenshot my balance is zero, I have also checked incoming payments and there arent any. If you look at the second two screenshots in my post above, payment has been sent from 2 different pools

Have you properly imported the paper key? I followed all the expected steps and synced my wallet with 126 ETN in it on my desktop at work. Your last screenshot shows 'refresh done, blocks received: 0' - it looks like your firewall isn't allowing you to communicate with the blockchain.

you don't need it. all of you need -> disable and enable each of your cards in device manager before start miner. Or you can write bat file for automatic reactivation at start up . Good Luck.

[dexterop]

AMD HIS R7 260X iPower IceQ X2 2 GB  does not work  on GPU Miner v10.2 Beta

no ASM binary  found

Readme says

This version is for recent AMD videocards only: 7xxx, 2xx, 3xx and 4xx, 1GB or more.

What can I do?

[invicta]

AMD HIS R7 260X iPower IceQ X2 2 GB  does not work  on GPU Miner v10.2 Beta

no ASM binary  found

Readme says

This version is for recent AMD videocards only: 7xxx, 2xx, 3xx and 4xx, 1GB or more.

What can I do?

Use 9.7 or buy a newer GPU. R7 260X can’t be hashing that much these days, is it even worth it?

[Ursul0]

3 of my cards are hanging on OpenCL call after a few minutes of use (one of them hangs just at the beginning), when using this miner. When I mine ethereum with the claymore dualminer everything works fine. What am I doing wrong?
I'm running the linux version on Ubuntu 16.04 with latest AMD drivers and 10x RX580 cards. Motherboard is ASROCK H110 ProBTC+ and I've got 4gb of RAM.

Dial back your memory clocks. Cryptonote is more memory sensitive than Ethereum, it’s more memory dependent and less on the core - that’s where I’d start anyway. 10 cards in one rig seems like asking for trouble anyway! Failing that can you not mine Ethereum (if that works) and exchange it to whatever it was you do want?

There's nothing troublesome about 10 cards in one rig, I normally stick 12. My 12gpus mixed rigs on dual eth are all fine. AMD + Nvidia are a tiny bit less stable (may do occasional reboot in a few days)

[Lumining]

What's the easiest way to spot which card is which in Claymore? I have 2 XFX and 4 PowerColor and I'm having athough time trying to overclock them. With core voltage 950, 2 cards stop working already.

[invicta]

3 of my cards are hanging on OpenCL call after a few minutes of use (one of them hangs just at the beginning), when using this miner. When I mine ethereum with the claymore dualminer everything works fine. What am I doing wrong?
I'm running the linux version on Ubuntu 16.04 with latest AMD drivers and 10x RX580 cards. Motherboard is ASROCK H110 ProBTC+ and I've got 4gb of RAM.

Dial back your memory clocks. Cryptonote is more memory sensitive than Ethereum, it’s more memory dependent and less on the core - that’s where I’d start anyway. 10 cards in one rig seems like asking for trouble anyway! Failing that can you not mine Ethereum (if that works) and exchange it to whatever it was you do want?

There's nothing troublesome about 10 cards in one rig, I normally stick 12. My 12gpus mixed rigs on dual eth are all fine. AMD + Nvidia are a tiny bit less stable (may do occasional reboot in a few days)

I’m not criticising you, just most rigs are 6 cards and there obviously is trouble as you’ve just said there was! If it’s fine in Ethereum but not in Cryptonote, I would still look at the memory clocks or possibly the risers if a problem occurs.

[infojunkiePHD]

Hey Claymore!

Any word on an update to this?  Us pitcairn folks really want to use 10.2 but are stuck using 9.7

Thanks for all you do!

[invicta]

Hey Claymore!

Any word on an update to this?  Us pitcairn folks really want to use 10.2 but are stuck using 9.7

Thanks for all you do!

I think the answer is gonna be ‘get with the times’. Pitcairn/Curacao is GCN 2 and we’re on Vega which is GCN 5 so 3 generations behind. Personally I’m going to rebuild my rigs, put all the Pitcairn cards into one rig and run 9.7 on it. I’ve had enough of this 10-30% incorrect shares and it’s obviously (and quite reasonably) not a high priority for him.

[Pilchard]

To anyone having Issues with their Electroneum wallet showing 0 balance,  create a shortcut for the cli.exe   and open it's properties and add --restore-deterministic-wallet to the end of the target address so it looks like this

"electroneum-wallet-cli.exe --restore-deterministic-wallet"

That should fix it.

You could also try the rescan_bc command.

[infojunkiePHD]

Hey Claymore!

Any word on an update to this?  Us pitcairn folks really want to use 10.2 but are stuck using 9.7

Thanks for all you do!

I think the answer is gonna be ‘get with the times’. Pitcairn/Curacao is GCN 2 and we’re on Vega which is GCN 5 so 3 generations behind. Personally I’m going to rebuild my rigs, put all the Pitcairn cards into one rig and run 9.7 on it. I’ve had enough of this 10-30% incorrect shares and it’s obviously (and quite reasonably) not a high priority for him.

I'll let him speak for himself.  He included updates to Pitcairn in his latest release, there was just a bug, and he works on his own time as he gets a chance.  Perhaps he likes the challenge, perhaps he doesn't. 

The pitcairn series are still solidly profitable with the right bios mods, there's still quite a few people using them. Far more than the number of people using vegas.

[dionaea]

Hi everybody !


I have seen that somes of you reach 1400H/s with a vega56
I get 1000H/s max (default firmware, no OC...)
I use AMD n°23.20.782.259 drivers.

Could you explain me how to have the same results ?
Which Drivers do you use ? Which Firmware ?
Which software to configure it ?
Which parameters in Claymore ?

Thanks by advance !

Step 1 : Dont use Claymore's miner for Vega (use xmr stak miner or cast miner)
Step 2 : Google HDCC Activator, set it up to enable disable the Vega cards on each boot
Step 3 : Enjoy 1900h/s

Thanks for your help !
I have tried to install blockchain drivers after uninstalling the others but I got some issues :
the PC freezes or the last card is not recognized or drivers do not install at all...

Config :
Win10 64bit
Asrock H81
8Go
120Go SSD (40Go for virtual memory )
5 Vega56

[invicta]

Hey Claymore!

Any word on an update to this?  Us pitcairn folks really want to use 10.2 but are stuck using 9.7

Thanks for all you do!

I think the answer is gonna be ‘get with the times’. Pitcairn/Curacao is GCN 2 and we’re on Vega which is GCN 5 so 3 generations behind. Personally I’m going to rebuild my rigs, put all the Pitcairn cards into one rig and run 9.7 on it. I’ve had enough of this 10-30% incorrect shares and it’s obviously (and quite reasonably) not a high priority for him.

I'll let him speak for himself.  He included updates to Pitcairn in his latest release, there was just a bug, and he works on his own time as he gets a chance.  Perhaps he likes the challenge, perhaps he doesn't. 

The pitcairn series are still solidly profitable with the right bios mods, there's still quite a few people using them. Far more than the number of people using vegas.

It’s up to you. I’m just posting based on what I’ve seen and think as I also use Pitcairn. There has been 3 releases since 9.7 and other than him acknowledging an issue, nothing has been done to resolve it so you can presume it isn’t a high priority. Especially when we know 9.7 is stable just a little slower and more power hungry.

I didn’t say Vega was more popular but consider Polaris then.

[BSAlex]

I am using 9.7 due to old cards that are not supported by 10.2 (Cayman)
Suddenly started to receive many rejected shares with error

{"id":4,"jsonrpc":"2.0","error":{"code":1,"message":"Shareabovetarget."}}

using nicehash-eu pool
Please help to find what's the problem.