Quote from: gilad215 on April 13, 2014, 08:41:16 PM

Quote from: incognitoworker on April 13, 2014, 08:12:51 PM

Quote from: gilad215 on April 13, 2014, 07:49:23 PM

Well this is really driving me crazy my other rig again doesn't work TRT on 0 after reinstalling windows i don't think i should do this again.
it happened after i saw Hashcnt below 512 on my 280x and TRT was on 400 i set the gpu max alloc to 100 and from then and until now its on zero and gpu usage 20% no matter what i change or do.

is there any quick fix for this claymore?

If you used setx, you did it in your registry permanent. see my post some pages back, i did exactly that.
There is a way to fix it in registry, but before i found out how, i had already reinstalled windows and started over again..
Now i dont dare to use that comand, since i clearly dont understand where or how to use it.
My hscount starts 256 or what it is, but all other stats like 4ch and trt seems better than most report in my case...
Stock clocks and no OC whatsoever yet, and no set Max_ALLOCATE code for me yet...

Just so i understand.

Set makes the value u entered
Setx cancels it?

there is no command to for cmd to cancel the gpu_max_alloc? sounds wierd.
just reinstalled windows and its working now..

No.
To make it simple:

SET sets value to variable only in single console window.
If you reboot, close window, it goes to black hole.
SETX sets it system-vide, writes it to registry, and makes it reboot-resistant :-)
If you want to confirm it, run regedit, go to CURRENT_USER/Environment check what you have there.
Open cmd and type: setx ASSHOLE 1
Press F5 (in regedit) to refresh and it will be there :-D
Reboot and it will be there too.

So IMO using SET is more safe, unless you want to check/delete what you setx in Windows registry.

Happy mining.