Quote from: pallas on July 13, 2017, 09:06:09 AM

Quote from: megainarmy on July 13, 2017, 08:45:02 AM

One more question...

There is another problem. Started mining on 3 rigs in 1 wallet over internet to static IP.
After 6-8 hours miner shows the speed, like everything is normal,
but I see that the temperature of the card dropped to idle temperature.
I go to afterburner consumption of the GPU - there is a strange graph...jumps from 0 to 50-60. (in attachment file)
Well, the load GPU is zero. What can it happen ?
Restarting the miner doesn't help and needed to restart the wallet. Maybe someone came across )))

In image - left graph - normal mining, near the middle graph goto wrong mode...
Temperature in normal mining about 60 C
Temperature in wrong mode about 40 C

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Restarting the miner doesn't solve the problem:

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that's because the wallet is busy and doesn't respond quickly enough when a new getwork call is made by the miner.
one of the reasons to try higher values for "-s".

I found that the wallet sets itself as background priority after some time. I can't determine what is triggering it. Changing priority back to normal doesn't stick most of the time - it changes back to background. This is the reason for up and down gpu usage provided in the screenshot of @megainarmy in my case.
The msvcrt.dll module giving out high constant cpu usage, it might have a logic loop but again I'm not a developer.
Btw the wallet doesn't seem to work on Windows 10 from my experience, only Windows 7. I try both the qt and cryptonited. Cryptonited > qt buggy shit. Both are "buggy" but qt is even worse from a user standpoint. Any ideia why pallas?