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April 24, 2016, 08:27:01 PM |
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Its at 16 gig should I add more... set that a long time ago.
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April 24, 2016, 08:30:38 PM |
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Its at 16 gig should I add more... set that a long time ago. 16gig is Enough.. Can you try with lower intensities? Use -X 10 , -X 11, -X 12... What is the highest that works? Ccminer -a qubit --benchmark -X 10
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April 24, 2016, 08:36:14 PM |
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Its at 16 gig should I add more... set that a long time ago. 16gig is Enough.. Can you try with lower intensities? Use -X 10 , -X 11, -X 12... What is the highest that works? Ccminer -a qubit -- benchmark - X 10 1x 750ti 2 980ti 1x 970 gtx soon to be 2x 970gtx And I went through all that for a whole day. The only thing that works 90% of the time is no oc'ing no intensities no nothing but stock. I found the intensity that seemed to work cut my hashrate in half.
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April 24, 2016, 08:46:04 PM |
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This has been going on since the first time you started saying, set intensity, on the thread 5 months ago.
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April 24, 2016, 08:58:42 PM |
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It could be a riser problem. What motherboard do you have? It could be a fuse/cable problem how many rigs are connected to the same fuse.It could be a faulthy card. It could be a driver problem.( old drivers can crash on newer cards, and some of the newest drivers have issues too)
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April 24, 2016, 09:21:50 PM |
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750ti cards have a coreclock of around 1100-1400 and the hashrate depends on the clock.
Optimal settings(oc) (core of around 1390)
Quark: 7mhash Qubit: 5mhash Lyra2v2: 5.3 mhash X11: 3.45mhash X13:2.6mhash X15:2.4Mhash Lyra2re: 1.2mhash Neoscrypt: 240mhash (cuda 6.5 build) Decred: 640mhash Vcash: 1000mhash Pentablake:32 mhash
The algos use from 40-60 watt per card if you have a platinum powersupply. You can run a 6x 750ti rig on a 500w psu, but I recomend 700+. To get the best hashrates you need to increase the tdp of your card from 38w to 65w. In the Bios or use the nvsmi tool
I normally don't release linux versions, only windows. But the decred and vcash sourcecode is available for a extra fee
@sp could u send me private 5 again. All algo's at least %10 worser then this in my miner.
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April 24, 2016, 09:40:00 PM |
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750ti cards have a coreclock of around 1100-1400 and the hashrate depends on the clock.
Optimal settings(oc) (core of around 1390)
Quark: 7mhash Qubit: 5mhash Lyra2v2: 5.3 mhash X11: 3.45mhash X13:2.6mhash X15:2.4Mhash Lyra2re: 1.2mhash Neoscrypt: 240mhash (cuda 6.5 build) Decred: 640mhash Vcash: 1000mhash Pentablake:32 mhash
The algos use from 40-60 watt per card if you have a platinum powersupply. You can run a 6x 750ti rig on a 500w psu, but I recomend 700+. To get the best hashrates you need to increase the tdp of your card from 38w to 65w. In the Bios or use the nvsmi tool I normally don't release linux versions, only windows. But the decred and vcash sourcecode is available for a extra fee
@sp could u send me private 5 again. All algo's at least %10 worser then this in my miner. What hashrates are you getting?
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April 24, 2016, 10:02:26 PM |
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I forgot something. Version #4 is faster on the 750ti since it has 2 exe files. One tuned for compute 5.0 and one for 5.2
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April 24, 2016, 10:33:40 PM |
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Thanks for the info SP_, I thought I read somewhere that there was an issue with Win 7 and 6 gpu rigs? Are you aware of such a limitation? So Win 7 or Win 8? You have a preference as far as getting these rigs running? Thanks.
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April 25, 2016, 01:24:38 AM |
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Thanks for the info SP_, I thought I read somewhere that there was an issue with Win 7 and 6 gpu rigs? Are you aware of such a limitation? So Win 7 or Win 8? You have a preference as far as getting these rigs running? Thanks.
DUAL PSU MAY CAUSE POWER BACKFEED-- Which will lead to crashing on high-power rigs. I have also heard that an Intel motherboard is better for 6 GPUs than an AMD motherboard. The 6 GPU rig is possible, but there are more experienced minds than mine. My 6 750ti rig is rock solid, but more powerful rigs may be difficult. My 6 750ti cards run on linux, with a dual core bargain AMD CPU. With an identical set of hardware, 5 GTX 960 cards + 1 750ti were never stable, even with a bigger 1000W PSU. I tried Win 7 and Linux, and now run linux with 5 GTX 960 cards with the same single 1000W PSU. Wish I could help more. --scryptr
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April 25, 2016, 01:38:21 AM |
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Thanks Scrypter, I am building a 6 gpu 750ti rig myself. Sounds like you have that running well on Linux? Which miner are you using? I have a Asrock Intel mobo, i3 cpu and trying to figure out the best way to get the most out of these 750ti's that I just bought for this rig. Any feedback would be awesome. I was looking at the SP-MOD's and it looked like SP_ is getting some of the best hash rates out of the Maxwell cards. So that is why I posted here looking for input. Are there any pros or cons to Linux vs Windows for these rigs? Thanks again!
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April 25, 2016, 03:42:41 AM |
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Thanks Scrypter, I am building a 6 gpu 750ti rig myself. Sounds like you have that running well on Linux? Which miner are you using? I have a Asrock Intel mobo, i3 cpu and trying to figure out the best way to get the most out of these 750ti's that I just bought for this rig. Any feedback would be awesome. I was looking at the SP-MOD's and it looked like SP_ is getting some of the best hash rates out of the Maxwell cards. So that is why I posted here looking for input. Are there any pros or cons to Linux vs Windows for these rigs? Thanks again!
PROS AND CONS OF LINUX-- Linux is a more difficult OS for some, normally you must learn the compilation process for a piece of mining software. Windows generally is easier to operate, but often does things "on its own"; there is less control at times. The code author sp_ writes software for Windows, and his private mining software is generally released pre-compiled for Windows. He has his critics, but produces fast mining software. All my rigs are Linux, save one single-card working rig that I do work on besides mining. It is Win 7 x64 (recommended). I like to compile and run from source code. Linux is very stable when properly set up and maintained. I have several Linux rigs that run for a month at a time unattended. Ubuntu 14.04.xx is recommended for Linux, and Lubuntu 14.04.xx is recommended for very small (16-32GB) drives. Lubuntu is my choice for a stable, unattended, headless rig. A miner can run Lubuntu on a 8-16GB USB stick or SSD drive. There is no licence fee for Linux. I compile sp_ 's public releases on Linux and it is relatively easy. If you want to mine ETH with a 750ti, you need Linux, because of memory problems on Windows. There are 4GB 750ti cards out there, but not many mining reports regarding their use with ETH. On Linux, a 2GB 750ti will mine at 4MH/s and that is only 50% efficiency. Personally, I wish someone would put together a 4GB 750ti rig, mine ETH at 8MH/s, and report it. Actually, most miners will not mine ETH with a 750ti. I currently miine FeatherCoin (FTC) with my 750ti rig. Ethminer software for CUDA is maintained by Genoil. A 6-card 750ti rig can run with no problem on a 750W Bronze or better quality PSU. This gives ample extra power. A 600W Gold PSU is good enough, but may be pressed by the most powerful 750ti cards (6 of them). That is the simple start. --scryptr
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April 25, 2016, 07:23:27 AM |
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It could be a riser problem. What motherboard do you have? It could be a fuse/cable problem how many rigs are connected to the same fuse.It could be a faulthy card. It could be a driver problem.( old drivers can crash on newer cards, and some of the newest drivers have issues too)
ON MY 2X 2 CORE RIGS NEVER ON MY 2X 4 CORE.
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April 25, 2016, 07:27:58 AM |
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750ti cards have a coreclock of around 1100-1400 and the hashrate depends on the clock.
Optimal settings(oc) (core of around 1390)
Quark: 7mhash Qubit: 5mhash Lyra2v2: 5.3 mhash X11: 3.45mhash X13:2.6mhash X15:2.4Mhash Lyra2re: 1.2mhash Neoscrypt: 240mhash (cuda 6.5 build) Decred: 640mhash Vcash: 1000mhash Pentablake:32 mhash
The algos use from 40-60 watt per card if you have a platinum powersupply. You can run a 6x 750ti rig on a 500w psu, but I recomend 700+. To get the best hashrates you need to increase the tdp of your card from 38w to 65w. In the Bios or use the nvsmi tool
I normally don't release linux versions, only windows. But the decred and vcash sourcecode is available for a extra fee
@sp could u send me private 5 again. All algo's at least %10 worser then this in my miner. These aren't the true hashrates quark 6.8 mh neo .197 kh x15 2.2 ect
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April 25, 2016, 07:45:32 AM |
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ON MY 2X 2 CORE RIGS NEVER ON MY 2X 4 CORE.
But As you said you had a 10 second switch in the miner control software that switch between algos. There might be a crash if ccminer starts, and the process get killed right afterwards.
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April 25, 2016, 07:46:48 AM |
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These aren't the true hashrates quark 6.8 mh neo .197 kh x15 2.2 ect
With oc you can push it higher. I have users reporting quark @ 7.5 mhash with max oc. on the 750ti.
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April 25, 2016, 08:07:54 AM |
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PROS AND CONS OF LINUX--
With linux you loose 20-30% of your profit because you cannot run the fastest x86 private miners. You cannot run claymores decred+etherum miner. You cannot overclock.(Perhaps if you mess with the Cool bits). The 64bit build is using more power.
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April 25, 2016, 08:24:54 AM |
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WHEN THAT CRASH REPORT COMES UP... I WONDER HOW TO GET AROUND THAT ALL IT NEEDS I TO CLOSE THEN IT WILL MINE AUTOMATICALLY
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April 25, 2016, 09:03:11 AM |
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Actually, you can OC, change voltage, and more quickly and simply do your OWN dev on *nix. Just because YOU can't learn how to flash your cards doesn't mean no one can.
True, but you still miss the fastest private bins.. I have found a solution though.. To load the gpu binary files with API calls, then I can distribute the GPU-binaries . But it will require a rewrite of ccminer.
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