Hello,
I am having an issue with my claymore cryptonote miner constantly restarting every hour or two, usually with watchdog timeouts. I am running it on SMOS. I've had no issue running the claymore miner for Eth, system is usually stable for days on end. For mining ETH, I usually connect to a pool but for Cryptonight, I am trying out NiceHash.
My rigs use RX580 8G. 1150/2100/1000mV/PowerStage 4 - initially I had the voltage at 950mV and powerstage 3 as these settings have been solid for mining ETH.
My claymore initializing settings are: -wd 1 -r 0 -xpool stratum+ssl://cryptonight.usa.nicehash.com:33355 -xwal yourWallet.yourRigName -xpsw x -allpools 1
Does anyone else run into a similar issue with stability?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
I am having an issue with my claymore cryptonote miner constantly restarting every hour or two, usually with watchdog timeouts. I am running it on SMOS. I've had no issue running the claymore miner for Eth, system is usually stable for days on end. For mining ETH, I usually connect to a pool but for Cryptonight, I am trying out NiceHash.
My rigs use RX580 8G. 1150/2100/1000mV/PowerStage 4 - initially I had the voltage at 950mV and powerstage 3 as these settings have been solid for mining ETH.
My claymore initializing settings are: -wd 1 -r 0 -xpool stratum+ssl://cryptonight.usa.nicehash.com:33355 -xwal yourWallet.yourRigName -xpsw x -allpools 1
Does anyone else run into a similar issue with stability?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Holy crap nicehash pays out bags of cash, but you gotta work with the sketchiest connection ever. Your hashing power will be tossed about the world every few minuets to places like Ubekistan where you connect to a 90's Nokia cellphone running ubuntu taped to the inside of light standard with Starbucks public Wifi connection over tor piggybacked on I2P. I think it's run secretly by a bank where its illegal for financial institution to invest in crypto (**cough**china*couch**cough**), how else do you explain the fucking two week waiting period for direct BTC deposits?? Only a bank would do that!
You can try an separate instance of the miner for every card or small groups of cards, it might help.
edit:
OK I read the FAQ and set up wallet, we wouldn't want Google to miss out on any important data. They claim they'll send some coin in 24 hours... I guess I'm quick to jump to conspiracy theories theses days, you know with the JFK files and all.
In any case I both love nicehash and hate them at the same time; I've mastered doublthink.
