Quote from: wasabi_burger on March 10, 2018, 04:16:31 AM

Quote from: Just_a_miner on March 08, 2018, 04:46:43 PM

Quote from: wasabi_burger on March 08, 2018, 04:13:34 PM

GT 1030 has 2GB Grin

probably too low to deal with.

I'll add support for GT 1030 and release new version tomorrow, so you will be able to test it.

Tested and been running without any issue along with my 2 x GTX 1080 ti.
Result are below

GT 1030
GPU clock: Default
Memory clock: Default
Power consumption: 85% *25W (Default 30W)
Hashrate: 251~258kh/s

Note:
It wont generate power consumption log as 1080 ti does.
so I m assuming the TDP would be 25W with 85% power draw
Probably GT 1030 chip doesnt contain the power consumption parameter
that can be referenced or monitored by a program.

Besides
I m just surprised at the output of this cheap 85$ GT 1030
If you stack 6 x of GT 1030, it will reach 1,500kh/s with around 150W
Which is almost same output as my GTX 1080 ti valued over 1,000$+ now

GT 1030 x 6 is like 600$... insanely cheap kid with a good output
But you wont like too many kids occupying your mothership yeah? Lol
Cheers Wink

Anyways
Thanks for the support
Justaminer

Thanks for info

You can try to tweak intensity for GT 1030, default one is 15.

You can use --benchmark with -i 15.1 and so on with little steps, 15.2, 15.3 - may be you will be able to get 300 Kh/s Cheesy

To make benchmark complete faster use --benchmark -s 3 -i INTENSITY_TO_TEST