Quote from: Travis9x on October 12, 2014, 11:41:37 PM

Quote from: kalen37 on October 12, 2014, 08:31:49 PM

Quote from: DemosMirak on October 12, 2014, 08:13:24 PM

Kalen, what numbers are you getting, what does the miner say? Do you get any yay's?

YAY's ?
CCminer won't launch. It's still doing the flash and then gone thing. When I use the batch file it's still has the heavy coin message. Just the minercontrol program is running.

ADD: OK, I just searched and found ccminer 1.44. Downloaded and added it to minercontrol folder with msvcr120.dll and now I'm back to ccminer not running and miner control showing "dead" status for everything.
CCMINER bat gives heavy coin error.

Quote from: Zels on October 12, 2014, 11:14:34 PM

Get Nvminer v1.2U-D8 - 25-08-2014 here: http://cudamining.co.uk/url/releases

Working fine for x11, x13, x15, nist5.

I'm surprised that anyone using ccMiner doesn't check the main CUDAmining thread on this forum, or their website for the latest releases.

Quote from: StuffOfInterest on October 12, 2014, 11:26:43 PM

That's the one I've been using as well. I have a feeling that kalen is using a patched version of ccminer for heavycoin which is ignoring the algorithm selection and always trying to go with heavycoin. nvminer is the way to go if you are going to mine the algos above on an nVIDIA card.

Actually, djm's latest version of ccMiner has all the same optimizations as nvMiner, plus a slightly better averaging of your hashrate, and includes optimization for the M7 algorithm (which nvMiner doesn't support at all). If you want a "one-miner-fits-all" that still has all the speed of previous versions, then djm's M7 version of ccMiner is the way to go. Look through their thread to find it, unless djm has finally gotten around to uploading it to the CUDAmining website.
And of course, once you start to get some income from your mining efforts, be sure to send a few coins their way. After all, you wouldn't be mining anything of value if it weren't for them writing the software you're using! (same goes for StuffOfInterestkeep the donation mining turned on, so he gets rewarded for his work too)

EDIT: Yes, his M7 version is there, called m7v7, right at the top of the ccMiner list. That's the version I would recommend!

Interesting. Thanks for that tidbit. I haven't been following the ccminer thread that closely lately and had missed this.

I really wish the various authors working to improve ccminer/nvminer would get together and put their work into a github repository so that we could move towards a single source tree again.