CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded GPU kernels.

[bensam1231]

SP take a look at the BTX miner. If you can fix it up that'd be wonderful. Right now it crashes quite frequently with illegal memory access.

Is the illegal memory access based on cpu? my ryzen 1700x crashes just about every min. but i5-4690k crashes about in about 7 hour intervals and my ryzen 1600 is 10 hours.

No, the extra algos they added are broken.

[rednoW]

SP take a look at the BTX miner. If you can fix it up that'd be wonderful. Right now it crashes quite frequently with illegal memory access.

Make myself rock-stable version )) from sources ))

[bensam1231]

SP take a look at the BTX miner. If you can fix it up that'd be wonderful. Right now it crashes quite frequently with illegal memory access.

Make myself rock-stable version )) from sources ))

Compiling it in a different way isn't going fix the problems with the source, the code needs to be fixed. I've tried a half a dozen different builds and they all crap out after a few minutes to a few hours. The new algos are broken.

[rednoW]

SP take a look at the BTX miner. If you can fix it up that'd be wonderful. Right now it crashes quite frequently with illegal memory access.

Make myself rock-stable version )) from sources ))

Compiling it in a different way isn't going fix the problems with the source, the code needs to be fixed. I've tried a half a dozen different builds and they all crap out after a few minutes to a few hours. The new algos are broken.

The binary that was posted has huge spikes on gpu load - so with your average downvolt/overclock setup it will fail - it goes to high gpu clock sometimes.
My setup is more smooth and have no hashrate drops after some time.

[Amph]

https://wetransfer.com/downloads/b20c10c9ffe232944f1eab1ab85818fd20170427200234/3c789e

this one work good for me no issues

[anorganix]

https://wetransfer.com/downloads/b20c10c9ffe232944f1eab1ab85818fd20170427200234/3c789e

this one work good for me no issues

Yea, this is the latest which I've compiled, but I see that Epsylon has added support for timetravel-10 in his Linux branch so you should use that.

[bensam1231]

https://wetransfer.com/downloads/b20c10c9ffe232944f1eab1ab85818fd20170427200234/3c789e

this one work good for me no issues

Yea, this is the latest which I've compiled, but I see that Epsylon has added support for timetravel-10 in his Linux branch so you should use that.

Still getting crashes on 970s, that was the main perpetrator of the illegal memory access. My 1070s don't crash nearly as much.

[Amph]

https://wetransfer.com/downloads/b20c10c9ffe232944f1eab1ab85818fd20170427200234/3c789e

this one work good for me no issues

Yea, this is the latest which I've compiled, but I see that Epsylon has added support for timetravel-10 in his Linux branch so you should use that.

i don't have linux only windows, i'm waiting for the windows support for ccminer 2.0

[palgin]

https://wetransfer.com/downloads/b20c10c9ffe232944f1eab1ab85818fd20170427200234/3c789e

this one work good for me no issues

Yea, this is the latest which I've compiled, but I see that Epsylon has added support for timetravel-10 in his Linux branch so you should use that.

i don't have linux only windows, i'm waiting for the windows support for ccminer 2.0

Here's my quick and dirty implementation of BitCore support to ccminer 2.0 for Windows, enjoy! (if you're not afraid to use soft posted by newbie acc   )

Use "-a timetravel10" parameter, sample bat-file inside.

https://mega.nz/#!gkhAWBJZ!X9p9sLgDIo0Sw_1K9VT1cvexbG6Aq9j2NBzFcI8turc

P.S: Here's GitHub page - https://github.com/palginpav/ccminer

[scryptr]

https://wetransfer.com/downloads/b20c10c9ffe232944f1eab1ab85818fd20170427200234/3c789e

this one work good for me no issues

Yea, this is the latest which I've compiled, but I see that Epsylon has added support for timetravel-10 in his Linux branch so you should use that.

i don't have linux only windows, i'm waiting for the windows support for ccminer 2.0

Here's my quick and dirty implementation of BitCore support to ccminer 2.0 for Windows, enjoy! (if you're not afraid to use soft posted by newbie acc   )

Use "-a timetravel10" parameter, sample bat-file inside.

https://mega.nz/#!gkhAWBJZ!X9p9sLgDIo0Sw_1K9VT1cvexbG6Aq9j2NBzFcI8turc

P.S: Here's GitHub page - https://github.com/palginpav/ccminer

THE PALGIN BUILD CRASHES--

I have  GTX 750ti cards and GTX 960 cards running on AMD CPUs, 8GB RAM, Win 7 x64.  I have built SGminer from source on my Linux box, and it runs on RX 470 cards at about 1/10 the speed of a working CCminer build on a GTX 960.

When I get a build that works, I might run it for the money.  My RX 470 cards do better on ZEC.       --scryptr

[bensam1231]

https://wetransfer.com/downloads/b20c10c9ffe232944f1eab1ab85818fd20170427200234/3c789e

this one work good for me no issues

Yea, this is the latest which I've compiled, but I see that Epsylon has added support for timetravel-10 in his Linux branch so you should use that.

i don't have linux only windows, i'm waiting for the windows support for ccminer 2.0

Here's my quick and dirty implementation of BitCore support to ccminer 2.0 for Windows, enjoy! (if you're not afraid to use soft posted by newbie acc   )

Use "-a timetravel10" parameter, sample bat-file inside.

https://mega.nz/#!gkhAWBJZ!X9p9sLgDIo0Sw_1K9VT1cvexbG6Aq9j2NBzFcI8turc

P.S: Here's GitHub page - https://github.com/palginpav/ccminer

Virustotal: ESET-NOD32   a variant of Win64/BitCoinMiner.AP potentially unsafe   

Probably a false positive.

Anyway, the problem isn't with 1070s, it's mainly with older 9XX series, which are still very much relevant cards.

[rednoW]

My version runs no problem in 2x1070+1x750 rig, all palits))

[palgin]

THE PALGIN BUILD CRASHES--

I have  GTX 750ti cards and GTX 960 cards running on AMD CPUs, 8GB RAM, Win 7 x64.  I have built SGminer from source on my Linux box, and it runs on RX 470 cards at about 1/10 the speed of a working CCminer build on a GTX 960.

When I get a build that works, I might run it for the money.  My RX 470 cards do better on ZEC.       --scryptr

Oops, forgot to mention, built only for sm_52 and sm_61 cards (9xx and 10xx), as I said, quick and dirty, no optimisations, no bugtracking, tested on several rigs running 1060, 1070 and 970 onboard, all seems OK  

Tpruvot added support in linux branch, I just did the same for windows build, no viruses, you can build from source by yourself.

EDIT: added test build for Compute Capability 3.0 cards on GitHub

[scryptr]

THE PALGIN BUILD CRASHES--

I have  GTX 750ti cards and GTX 960 cards running on AMD CPUs, 8GB RAM, Win 7 x64.  I have built SGminer from source on my Linux box, and it runs on RX 470 cards at about 1/10 the speed of a working CCminer build on a GTX 960.

When I get a build that works, I might run it for the money.  My RX 470 cards do better on ZEC.       --scryptr

Oops, forgot to mention, built only for sm_52 and sm_61 cards (9xx and 10xx), as I said, quick and dirty, no optimisations, no bugtracking, tested on several rigs running 1060, 1070 and 970 onboard, all seems OK  

Tpruvot added support in linux branch, I just did the same for windows build, no viruses, you can build from source by yourself.

EDIT: added test build for Compute Capability 3.0 cards on GitHub

THE "UNROLLED" RELEASE RUNS--

But it is not perfectly stable.  It crashed on my GTX 960 rig just before I began to type this post.  All my cards are sm_52, but the first sm_30 build and the "unrolled" build seem to hash well.  

Apparently, an GTX 750ti mining with CCminer hashes the same speed as an RX 470 (3+MH/s) mining with the SGminer software.  A GTX 960 is perhaps twice as fast as a GTX 750ti.  The hash rate reported at console matches well with the hash rate reported poolside.  This is true with both the CCminer build from Palgin, and the SGminer build from bitbandi.

Nice to have a more reliable build at hand.  I will watch your GitHub.       --scryptr

[anorganix]

Yeah, there is not a stable official version yet.

I've ported tpruvot's changes from the linux branch and built the Windows binary and now I get a different (sporadic) error.
Still needs some optimizations but at least it works kinda, sorta.

[bensam1231]

When running batfiles does anyone know how to make the batfile check for a running process and then restart it if it isn't present? I know how to have it restarts processes on a regular basis, but I don't want it to restart if it is already there.

[rednoW]

Just found a block for yiimp ))
With my custom build miner
Cheers!

[Amph]

someone know if the mini 1070 is good for mining, like the kfa2 mini oc, i heard they throttle a lot

[cptfisher]

bensam instead of batfile you can use autoit script very very easy and useful for unattended mining operations

[bensam1231]

bensam instead of batfile you can use autoit script very very easy and useful for unattended mining operations

Yeah, I'd like to stick to batfiles if possible.

someone know if the mini 1070 is good for mining, like the kfa2 mini oc, i heard they throttle a lot

Don't touch mini coolers with a 10 foot pole. Only thing those are good for is self-immolation and miniPCs. Bigger is very much better for mining.