Quote from: smparo on September 09, 2017, 03:17:40 PM

I'm just talking about windows eminer
I notice that some times eminer write devfee on the log but I did not understand how often this is done (I seem to remember after a few hours that I had started it). You can search on your eminer console with CTRL+F.
Also for the profitability there is a problem: every day there are increase of difficulty!
https://www.coinwarz.com/difficulty-charts/ethereum-difficulty-chart

For me anyway the share is much more constant and with Claymore my average hashrate over the last 24 hours on ethermine was 57.4 and now with eminer is 59.2MH/s (2 x RX580)... your average is less than before?

Thanks for the reply and for checking.

Getting 5 to 6 MH/s more than Claymore can also do core underclocks and memory overclocks more agressively on Eminer. ~~However, not as stable as Claymore on Linux. Longest run w/o crashing was maybe 7 to 10 hours.~~ Redacting the stability issue. Looks like it'll be running for 24hrs non-stop in a few hours -- all with aggressive core underclocks and undervolts. However, IMO, The Eminer dev fee is still a black box.

Also want to encourage the E-miner guy (an AMD Employee perhaps) to keep innovating. I know a lot of work went into this and you have my support. But transparency is crucial.