Quote from: Xenocyde on June 24, 2014, 01:33:55 PM

Overheating is out of the question. The Internet connection might be the problem as I'm back in my home town for a few weeks and I have a weird connection here.

I tried using both dedicated ports for X11 and X13 on TMB, but then I tried to switch to Scrypt as well since Razercoin became more profitable some days ago. What I did was to include the 3330 port together with the 4010 and 4011 ports and that's when I started to notice the miner idles after some time. Then you released the TMB Switcher software and wanted to try it, but I still got that random idling (miner stops and waits for work from pool). So I tried 4010/4011 + 3330 and 5550/4440 + 3330 and it makes no difference when it comes to this idling. I haven't been able to figure out what triggers it yet, as I managed to catch it one time after 20 minutes and another time after 1 hour, yet another time after 7 hours. The Internet connection might be responsible for the 20 mins idling, however I doubt that those 1h+ idlings are triggered by the connection, as I haven't notice any connection dropout longer than 30 mins.

Please do NOT use the 4010/4011 ports with this switcher. This switcher will handle all of the switching for you so if you use the 4010/4011 ports it will not work properly.

Quote from: ordomagus on June 24, 2014, 04:26:20 PM

Is there a way to get this to work with the sgminer variants that use the global -k argument (and have to be restarted in order to change kernal)?

Ideally, I'd just point to a bat file for x11, a different one for x13, and another for scrypt, etc...

Quote from: tarzanbigcity on June 24, 2014, 03:52:39 PM

Any hope of getting this to work with ccminer for us nvidia folks?

Doing things this way is possible (that's how the last switcher I used worked) so I may at some point update it to allow this type of algorithm switching. It wouldn't be something I could change immediately however I would like to make it work with nvidia cards as well at some point.