I don't know if anyone else here is running a 3090 / 2060S / AMD 6-series type combo (or a non-lhr Nvidia AMD mix), but it seems to me that in linux (HiveOS ubuntu variant anyway), that the CUDA 1.15 driver (495.46) _REALLY_ nerfs performance, and I'm wondering if anyone is seeing that as well.
With my 3090 under TBM 1.42 for CUDA 1.14 I am seeing 145 - 160 MH/s, but with 1.42 CUDA 1.15 I am seeing 128 - 133 MH/s.
With my 2060S under 1.14 I see 43 - 45 MH/s, but with 1.15 the best I saw was 37 MH/s.
Now some notes on that 3090; it's running in a semi-insulated environment and with the temperatures being about -18 degrees Celsius right now, I can clock the memory up to 11375 without any crashes, and the GPU is running at about 23 degrees (memory is probably in the mid 40's but I'm guessing based on previous ratios I have from windows readings since linux doesn't provide memory temps on Nvidia cards), so I am able to push this beyond the normal speed just due to it being damned cold.
So, does anyone else have this experience with the 1.15 CUDA implementation in the 495.46 Linux drivers?
TBM 1.42 @1.14 CUDA
https://imgur.com/a/EEFk3RfTBM 1.42 @1.15 CUDA
https://i.imgur.com/xddqbko.pngHello, I tried this miner with different settings with different driver versions in Hive os, left it for a day, but G miner on a similar rig from 12 x 3080 always gives more. I don't know how to set it up and I haven't really seen anyone who was able to consistently get a good result on it. At first it gives good speed, but after a couple of hours Gminer overtakes it even without a stail ball, so draw your own conclusions.......
