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I'm just trying SMOS 1.3 with 2 x 7950 @ 1000 MHz, and was getting about 600KHs each.
Then I run the script to get & compile Kalroth modified version of cgminer 3.7.2.
I modified a couple of parameters ("xintensity" : "4" instead of intensity, and "gpu-thread" : "2"), but I'm getting just about 450Khs.
I think there are obviously other parameters to tweak.
Can someone with a similar, well working, configuration post his cgminer.conf?
Thanx!
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D'HO! Missed the 's'" on "gpu-threads"! Now it's at 610Khs each.
Still, it would be nice to see another complete cgminer.conf for comparision.
Then I run the script to get & compile Kalroth modified version of cgminer 3.7.2.
I modified a couple of parameters ("xintensity" : "4" instead of intensity, and "gpu-thread" : "2"), but I'm getting just about 450Khs.
I think there are obviously other parameters to tweak.
Can someone with a similar, well working, configuration post his cgminer.conf?
Thanx!
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D'HO! Missed the 's'" on "gpu-threads"! Now it's at 610Khs each.
Still, it would be nice to see another complete cgminer.conf for comparision.
SMOS 1.3 is not very good for the older 7950's. You're better off with SMOS 1.0 with the older CGMiner 3.2.1. SMOS 1.3 works better for the newer R9 series cards. In fact a lot of the newer updates like Kalroth's CGMiner fork and SGMiner tend to like the newer R9 280 and 290 cards. I'd stick with the ancient but working CGMiner versions for the 7950's.
I've got 4 MSI 7950's running between 680 and 710 on SMOS 1.0 with CGminer 3.2.1 using the undervolted .962 bios and Lantis' scrypt bin files:
