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Re: [ANN] dstm's ZCash / Equihash Nvidia Miner v0.6 (Linux / Windows)
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RivAngE
on 15/03/2018, 13:44:06 UTC
Hi,

Since cards are running on 70C should I adjust fans to be not on AUTO? I am afraid if fans are not on auto they will short lifetime?

Any suggestions or 70C should be considered a safety temp?

Regards,
Hristo
Are you on an Nvidia 10xx card? 70c is fine in theory, but personally I'm trying to keep them at 60-65C.

Is there a code to restrict mining use to one GPU instead of both if I have 2 x GPUs?

Also, running 2 x 1080 GPUs and getting about 480-500 sol/s per GPU, is that right?
Regarding the GPU restriction, yes there is, I think it's -d. For example "-d 0" will run the miner on the 1st GPU. "-d 12" will run on the 2nd and 3rd GPU.

I tried using -d 1 to use my 2nd GPU, it didn't seem to work though, the miner wouldn't get up and running at all :/

It's not -d; it's --dev
Just read the first page of the thread. Is it so hard?


LOL, are you sure you could find the GPU indexes in the first page? Cheesy

@romansteel, try these commands in your .bat file

--cuda_devices 0



I'm pretty sure. Are you blind or just mentally impaired?
Code:
Options:
    --help           Print this help
    --list-devices   List available cuda devices to use
    --dev            Space separated list of cuda devices
    --time           Enable output of timestamps
    --color          colorize the output

i'm shocked how many clueless people are willing to "help": one proposed to use -d (which is claymore's option), the other one proposed --cuda_devices 0 (which is EWBF's option)...
lol it's "-di" for Claymore! "-d" is used from ccminer forks, my bad. But I see you're very good at playing the clever one! Smiley