Quote from: antantti on August 12, 2016, 11:54:19 PM

Quote from: scryptr on August 12, 2016, 11:46:39 PM

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Quote from: Claymore on August 12, 2016, 10:27:56 AM

Some news:

- Finally AMD released ADL10, so I can add temperature/clocks management for Radeon 4xx cards.
- I almost finished NVIDIA support.

I will release new version in 2-4 days.

PS. Still no good nvidia driver for 1070 card for Windows 7/10 for ETH mining? Right now I see ridiculous 1MH/s speed.

There is a driver that works. You need the latest Windows 10 update (anniversary edition 1607) and then you need to update the driver through windows (weird I know, nvidia hasn't published it yet).

You can find the details here: https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner/p64

Then the 10xx series will work with Win 10.

I'd like to test it on Win7 firstly, I don't like Win10 with its paranoid defender, updates, two control panels, etc. Anyway, I will try to make it work in Win7, if it fails I'll try Win10.

Ya, the fix seems to be exclusive to Win10 but people are getting 30+mh/s now with the 1070s.

I have a GTX 960 in my desktop system and the only way to get more than 3mh/s is to use a build of Genoil's miner on CUDA 6.5 and use the older 347 nvidia drivers. Then I get around 10mh/s with it.

GTX 960 MAKES ~10MH/s MINING ETH--

I have a five card GTX 960 rig on Ubunto 14.04 and it makes about 52MH/s total. A properly configured GTX 1060 will do twice that, 18-20MH/s, same as a good GTX 970. --scryptr

Sorry again for OT but scryptr, have you tried xcn with those 960's?

WHAT IS XCRI? --

My GTX 960 cards are happily mining ETH just now. Please let me know some more about XCRI. --scryptr