Quote from: sp_ on July 08, 2017, 10:05:11 AM

Nexus:

Did you add 16gig of virtual memory? Try to run with a lower intensity.

Did the (test_750ti.bat) work?

rem ip port threads timeout intensity
skminer.exe 127.0.0.1 9325 1 10 47

intensity of 47 is abit high. Try to reduce to 30.

I have 40 GB virtual memory. It crashes with both included test bats, maximum time I got it working with 6 cards was 10 minutes. I tried intensity 30 but it doesn't help, just lowers hashrate. Also tried the #6 version you sent (it was faster at 900 total) but it does the same system crash after a few minutes (sometimes after seconds). I've been playing with the miner whole day now and I think it just uses too much CPU for 6 cards to work properly. I tried to run it with 1 card, the CPU load was around 70 % and it didn't crash the system but came up with an error "can't get block height" or something in 15 minutes. This causes a popup box and the miner restart loop doesn't run till you manually close the popup. I didn't shoot it up again but I think it won't crash the system with 1 GPU. However with 6 GPUs the CPU load is 100 % and I can't even open afterburner because the PC is so laggy. Seems that this miner doesn't work with low level CPUs with 6 GPUs or has anyone succeeded running 6 GPUs stable with G1840-like CPU? Why does it stress the CPU so much anyway? I would love to have a fix for this or a refund if the CPU is indeed limiting the miner because that isn't mentioned anywhere and I can't use it as is.

Quote from: sp_ on July 08, 2017, 10:07:30 AM

Quote from: Arska on July 08, 2017, 09:58:17 AM

On spreadcoin I could only get a maximum of 9 Mh per GPU even with overclocks (100% TDP).

I get 9.3MH on the gigabyte gtx 1070 g1 gaming with oc on both the memory and coreclock.
f.ex core: +150, memory +500

On the 1080ti you can try to reduce the memory clock -500 and increase the coreclock. The highest reported hashrate from a user is 9.6 MHASH on the gtx 1070 and 16MHASH on the 1080ti

What TDP? Kinda misleading to market the miner doing those hashrates if you got them only with big overclocks on a good GPU. The opening post makes it look like those hashrates are just normal stock rates that you get off the box. I've got a full rig of 1070 g1 gaming cards and they wont overclock on core past +50 on 100 % TDP without the miner going crazy with ridicilous high hash numbers. I actually tried tweaking this on 6 different 6 GPU rigs (different brands) and couldn't get any of them working so all the GPUs would be over 9 Mh.