Quote from: bob256k on January 18, 2018, 05:16:17 PM

Quote from: zawawa on January 17, 2018, 11:21:06 PM

Quote from: bob256k on January 17, 2018, 09:32:34 PM

Hi I have (2) GTX 1060 6gb and (2) Gigabyte RX570 4GB with RX580 4gb FW flashed on them in the same system. I am using GGS 1.22 and Neoscrpyt for Gobyte, but the hashrate for the gtx 1060 is low ( 260-300khs) and the RX 570's fluctuate madly (36-800khs) constantly. I was able to get 650 khs per card using win 7 and ccminer, i need help getting GGS 1.22 stable for mining. Any thoughts on settings?

My general advice is to not mix AMD and NVIDIA in any mining rigs.
Also, my NeoScrypt kernel doesn't work well at all with NVIDIA cards at the moment.
(I have a feeling that I have to have two different kernels for NVIDIA and AMD.)
I would disconnect 1060's and see how that goes first.

Ok trying mining with AMD only,works but still fluctuates. I set work size down to 64 and intensity to 16, which seems to make it more stable but still low. I get about 400khs to 600 khs per card, win 10, 8 GB or ram 48 GB page file, Intel Celeron G3930 Kaby Lake Dual-Core 2.9 GHz, Biostar TBC BTC+( 12 pcie 1x slots). Also how can i get 1.22 more stabel? it will run for a few hours then crash and restart. Using Ethos and either claymore or ccminer it can run for hours with no crashes.

Also i flashed the RX570s back to the stock bios, no overclock or undervolt.

Try 4/64 for intensity/local work size. GGS's NeoScrypt kernel is probably the most compute-intense kernel out there, so your hardware must be really solid.