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Finally updated to v0019 and went headless because v0012 crashed and somehow corrupted the USB.

I am running 12 ASUS P106 mining cards remotely since they have no video out. This free's up my MSI1060 so I can put it back in my gaming pc (yeay I can game again).

All cards set at 150/900 115w and temps set at 70. I tried higher over clocks even small ones and the miner was crashing.

Currently just running Ethminer

Miner has run flawlessly for 48 hours so far. Averaging 283MH/s on ETH

Mining nanopool asia1 and almost no stale solutions

I am pretty happy, tomorrow I will set up Telegram and set up Dual Mining and see what I get. I look forward to getting telegram working.

Big thanks to FullZero Grin

Why you have such high PL? Try to negative clock the core and a bit more memory clock. I am running p106-100 cards on 90-95PL with -200cc and 1400MC , seems pretty stable to me. On 12 cards the same as yours I have around 300 Mh/s with those settings.

This is my first rig and I just went off what was suggested by someone way earlier in the forums for a gtx1060.
Also, I tried going with lower power with current OC settings and and my hash rate dropped to around 250.

I just updated 1bash with your recommendations and we will see what happens!
Thank you kindly

I just updated 1bash with your recommendations and ran into some issues.

First it crashed immediately after rebooting with the new 1bash. After it restarted it's self again it started mining and the cards do seem to be mining at about 299MH/s. Grin

Issue: About every 3 to 4 rounds of work that comes in, the cards are only registering at about 48MH/s. I am wondering how that is going to effect my over all average hash rates. I am also confused as to why the rates would fluctuate so much.
I will let it go for 6 to 12 hours and see what happens but if someone has insight on that, it would be appreciated. Shocked

What do you mean by rounds? If you are talking about shown hashrate in the miner itself I had a weird issue when my hashrate dropped to about half of what I had. I increased the PL and changed the claymore version to 9.7 and I haven't seen such thing happen again.

Hope it helps!

System crashed after another 30 minutes. "Illegal memory access" It rebooted its self and went back to mining. We will see if it continues to do that.
The low hash rates went away after a while. Holding steady at 298ish... Any idea why its crashing with that error?

I meant rounds of incoming work from the pool.

Update: Keeps crashing, not stable at all