Re: [CMD] Equihash Miner Autorun (Watchdog) for Ewbf & Claymore & Dstm & CCminer
Wonderful script, thank you very much, I love it. I recommended it to all of my mining friends!
Since you already found an efficient solution for extracting the data from the log file in real time, why not place it on a graph to make the data much more user friendly?
Such will make the overclocking process much easier.
For example by using this - http://www.gnuplot.info/
I would love that.
I also would have done it myself however with the learning curve will take too long
there are things on you script that I don't get, for example I don't get how this extract the speed and temp
My dream UI would be ONE graph per GPU showing a 2D plot with blue line for the current speed, black line for the average speed, green line for the efficiency (sol/w), red line for the current temp (ALL on the same graph, obviously with different scales).
Since you already found an efficient solution for extracting the data from the log file in real time, why not place it on a graph to make the data much more user friendly?
Such will make the overclocking process much easier.
For example by using this - http://www.gnuplot.info/
I would love that.
I also would have done it myself however with the learning curve will take too long
there are things on you script that I don't get, for example I don't get how this extract the speed and temp Code:
FOR /F "tokens=4,6 delims=AMGPUC上午下午>#| " %%a IN ('findstr.exe /R /C:".*GPU%%A .*C.*Sol/s:.*" %log%') DO (
IF "%%a" NEQ "" IF %%a GEQ 0 IF %%a LSS 70 SET tempdata=%%a
IF "%%a" NEQ "" IF %%a GEQ 70 SET tempdata=*%%a*
IF "%%b" NEQ "" IF %%b GEQ 0 SET speeddata=%%b
IF "%%a" NEQ "" IF %%a GEQ 0 IF %%a LSS 70 SET tempdata=%%a
IF "%%a" NEQ "" IF %%a GEQ 70 SET tempdata=*%%a*
IF "%%b" NEQ "" IF %%b GEQ 0 SET speeddata=%%b
My dream UI would be ONE graph per GPU showing a 2D plot with blue line for the current speed, black line for the average speed, green line for the efficiency (sol/w), red line for the current temp (ALL on the same graph, obviously with different scales).