Quote from: NetWhiz on September 03, 2018, 05:55:41 PM

Quote from: patrike on September 03, 2018, 11:11:53 AM

Quote from: NetWhiz on September 01, 2018, 01:53:39 AM

Am I the only one who has issues running benchmarks? Trying Nicehash automatically disconnects from the pool. I have tried different regions but it does the same thing. I can only benchmark a couple algos due to this issue. Any ideas?

Which mining software is this? Is mining on the same pool with the same mining software working fine, and it's only the benchmark that is failing?

If you still run into this problem, could you please also send me your log file and I can review the command line parameters Awesome Miner uses to launch the mining software to make sure it's correct. Thanks!

It fails the connections with Claymore to Nicehash. SgMiner usually does not even start mining unless I disable Nicehash, and then it may run but never saves the hashrate to the algo in the benchmark.

I do not mine to Nicehash. So do not know if direct mining to it is failing or just the benchmark somehow.

EDIT:

Ok, Nicehash is now working. Decided to try a different BTC address and it worked. Do not know what happened to the other one and why no error, but it works.

Now, sgminer is having issues. The Benchmark setup say use GPU 0 for the RX 580 card. However, when it runs it detects the built-in Intel HD graphics as GPU 0 and benchmarks that instead. The drop down does not allow any other selection to be made on the local machine I am testing with. Even when that does run, it does not save the "benchmark" to the test report.

Please try to use --gpu-platform directive to resolve the igpu/discreet gpu issue in sgminer

Benchmark doesn't really give much details about error feedback, to see those, you need to mine directly to a working pool and right click on miner -> diagnostics, there you can see more detailed error captured in the output dialogue window