Quote from: bludgett on December 21, 2020, 05:35:55 PM

What is the difference between -eres 0 and -eres 3 ?

I saw some people suggesting to use -eres 3 and I'm using this and seems to be working.
Thx!

What eres command does is saves extra space on your GDDR when you first run the program and it creates the DAG. So -eres 3 loads the next 3 dags space difference. It does this because usually when there is a new DAG created and you need to rewrite it on your GPU, sometimes a crash can occur. So why the default is -eres 2. So it loads 2 extra DAG space onto your current dag.

When people started to run out of space, they changed the -eres to 1 or 0 because it loaded less on the GDDR and managed to get mining started. However it was only a temporarily fix. So -eres 3 will run out of space earlier than -eres 0 which doesn't preload any extra DAG space.

Let me know if this makes sense, its really hard to explain.