Quote from: tschiller on January 28, 2019, 10:14:03 AM

Quote from: TrailingStop on January 15, 2019, 07:32:16 PM

Quote from: HonestAbeX1 on January 15, 2019, 07:10:52 PM

Hey, recently discovered your TTminer and now tinkering with version 0.2.15 mining with MTP algo.

One interesting thing running it on a rig with 4x 1080s is that I tried various settings to core and mem overclock, yet no matter what setting I use it seems to not have any effect on the hash rate. I also ran eth-pill but that also seem to not have any effect for me either.

So observing this I even try weird combo of underclock both core -200 and mem -450, and still hashing at the same rate, almost like it runs at a predefined fixed setting on my 1080s. Could this actually be the case?

Also, when it mines for Dev fee, does the miner ever display that it is doing so? Not sure since I do not notice much.

BTW it looks like you put in a lot of hard work into developing and refining TTminer, and this latest version (for MTP) seems quite stable and problem free so far. Kudos to you.

Hi HonestAbeX1,

thanks a lot. I do not have a 1080, so I cannot say if modifying OC settings will do a lot. At least I sounds strange to me. I run a single 1070 on my dev box only. Power to 65 - everything else to 0. Maybe someone else who uses a 1080 with TT-Miner can help here please? For DevFee I connect to MintPond or 2miners - just the one which have a lower Ping rate. I do not show much of this because I thought it might irritate if you suddenly see the miner working on a different pool. It does show you when it switches to does Dev mining and when it switches back to regular work.
Hope this makes sense?

Thanks - and happy mining!

Regarding that I also only run 1070's: what's your hashrate on your dev box? Just to compare

I run my 1070 @ 55%, 0c, 0m. TT-Miner shows 17.8 MH/s, and calculates hashrate including full overhead - not just the time it needs to calculate the hashes.