Quote from: Nubminer on August 07, 2015, 12:23:17 AM

Quote from: hashbrown9000 on August 07, 2015, 12:08:18 AM

has anyone figured out a solution to the memory leak on the newer builds? it seems to happen for most of the popular algos.

here's what happens: reboot, start a fresh mining session. Stop the miner using CTRL+C, get a seg fault message almost all the time, restart the miner, and almost instantly, one GPU crashes (hash shows about 1/3 normal speed), exact same speed everytime the hashes pop up.

rebooting will always fix the issue.

I monitor the cards with Precision X and just wait till they drop below 400 before I begin a new session. it never crashes for me if I wait till they drop down to below 400

Also you can just disable your video card in Control Panel > Hardware & Sound > Device Manager

then Re-Enable it after a couple of seconds and you wont have to reboot.

(I dont have my monitor connected to my Mining GPU's either so disabling the card does not prevent me from seeing what I am doing. I am not sure what will happen if you disable the card you are using with your Monitor )

You still can disable the card that attached to a monitor. The screen will go blank for a couple of seconds but will be back again. After that you can re-enable the card back. I have done it a number of times on my system when something goes wrong and my card stuck at low clock speed. Didn't want to reboot so I guess the best method just disable and re-enable the card to recover.