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0.9.9 release please

Stability, easy to use is ok but everybody first always see on mhs and $

What to use in bat file to test latest version ccminer on your pool?

when CWIgm-0.9.9 is ready to be beta tested ...

depending on your machines - but if its a single system with its own worker on the pool - then -c --lodiff ...

otherwise - if it is a few machines on the one worker - leave the --lodiff parameter off ...

other settings to use are -i depending on what card you use and many others ...

read through the readme.txt that comes with your welcome pack and download ... it explained the parameters you can use for the cards and systems you have ...

#crysx

Crysx, i asked several times. Is there an option to turn off miner when certain temperature is met, for safety? If my rig temperatures jump for more then 15-20% then ussual something is wrong, and throttling has no use kinda. It will either work on lower temp or not work at all, no need to throttle GPU-s on which cooling started to be a problem. It's not a solution.

If you dont have it, why and it would be amazing to have it. Or do you know some other way how to turn off miner if i reach certain temperature.

use --plimit=xxxW to throttle your cards to the point your heat dissipates

I already written it lol, i dont need to throttle my GPU i need to turn off MINING to prevent heat coming at all. So GPUs dont work at all and cool down until i fix my setup.

why dont you use a msi afterburner or similar product to tweak your GPU's and set temp limits? Throtteling your GPU does work and will allow them to cool off running at lower power. Instead of throttling I run my GPUs with the power down to around 70 percent and it keeps temps around 68-70 w/o extra fans. With afterburner I OC to keep the hashrates up with lower power. Seems to work fine. If your constantly getting high temps then maybe you need to check your setup and how your running your cooling. Are the fans giving proper airflow over your rig...etc. At this point if your having massive heat issues its not the miner, its your setup.

Agreed. Using Afterburner and setting power limits, I don't have a single card running hotter than 62C with 50% fan speed and reduced power limit (Using 3 120mm fans at the front of my rack.) Without extra fans, the temps don't exceed 66C.

Reducing the power limit and setting a custom fan curve really makes a huge difference.