Quote from: l4ncel0t on December 23, 2017, 09:05:49 PM

Quote from: papampi on December 23, 2017, 08:19:40 PM

Quote from: l4ncel0t on December 23, 2017, 07:55:15 PM

Actually I get it to work on another installation.
I compiled ccminer from tpruvot ( cuda 9 branch) and I get better result even without overcloking the card
I'm going to compile KlausT version to test.

That's exactly what I'm saying
Better or worse hash rate are in miners not in nvOC versions.

Please upload and post link of your compiled miners so others can use them too.
Thanks

Sorry I think I don't understand.
My point is that some ccminer variant installed with nvOC should work on NeoScrypt.
It's look like one of the best is ccminer from KlausT, which is installed by default.
But it crash with NeoScrypt. I tried lowering the intensity but still don't work.

Maybee I have a problem with my install, I will try to redo the image.

I compiled ccminer from tpruvot on a centOS so I don't think it will work on nvOC. Will check

thanks

I just checked and latest Klaust is 8.17 and the one included in 19-2.0 is 8.15
I will compile and an update for it.

Klaust 8.17 change log:

Code:

fix possible problem with high intensities
fix bug in -d option (numbers > 9 are working now)
fix Linux build

P.S: Do you have cuda 9.1 installed?