I'll give that a try.  Thank you.

Seems to me I had trouble with PhoenixMiner with my card in the past, but maybe I messed up (very possible).  I'll try it again.  Thanks for the tip.

Bummer, I already knew about the -nofee 1.  Unfortunately, that switch slows it down to about the same speed as T-Rex 14.9Mh vs. 17.2Mh.  Lolminer & miniZ were both slower still.  Oh well, it was worth a try.  I hadn't used Claymore in years, but recently re-discovered it on one of my old backups.

Yes, I know this thread is outdated, but I'm trying to find a workaround.  I'm mining an altcoin that uses the ethash algo on a 1050TI.  This is NOT for profit, but for speculative mining on a new altcoin that can be mined on a 4GB card.  I get a 14% speed bump on this miner initially over other miners I've used, until it realizes it cannot connect for the dev fee, then it throttles.  Since the actual eth pools cannot be connected to post merge, is there a way to keep Claymore from throttling?

So, I have a question.  I have a ASUS GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB Phoenix (model PH-GTX1050TI-4G) mining Neoxa on neoxa.herominers.com.  My miner keeps crashing and restarting.  Here is my command line with Windows 11 pro

t-rex.exe -a kawpow -o stratum+tcp://us2.neoxa.herominers.com:1202 -u xxxx -p xxxxx -o stratum+tcp://us.neoxa.herominers.com:1202 -u xxxx -p xxxxx --autoupdate --fan 100 --pl 85 --cclock 200 --mclock 700

Unfortunately, running any flavor of linux is crashing my HP Pavilion 590-p0020 running with a m.2 nvme drive (apparently there seems to be a bug with linux on this model when booting off of an nvme drive).

My system is running a AMD Ryzen 3 2200G with 16GB of memory, using my ASUS GeForce GTX 1050 Ti in the only PCI 3.0 x16 slot on the motherboard.  Any ideas on how to fix this?  It mined ravencoin for more than a year with no issues until the DAG file got too large.  I get the same error on multiple pools.

The text t-rex miner is giving me is below:

--------------------------20220820 10:47:34 ---------------------------
Mining at us2.neoxa.herominers.com:1202 [142.132.209.242], diff: 1.07 G
GPU #0: ASUS GTX 1050 Ti - 6.49 MH/s, [T:72C, F:99%], 342/342 R:0%
Shares/min: 0.773 (Avg. 0.401)
Uptime: 1 hour 29 mins 5 secs | Algo: kawpow | Driver: 461.92 | T-Rex 0.26.5
WD: 14 hours 50 mins 17 secs, shares: 342/342 , restarts 19
WD: ======== GPU CRASH LIST ========
WD: GPU#0: 19

20220820 10:47:42 kawpow epoch: 17, block: 134531, period: 44843, diff: 1.07 G
20220820 10:47:46 TREX: Can't find nonce with device [ID=0, GPU #0], cuda exception: CUDA_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY
20220820 10:47:46 WARN: Miner is going to shutdown...
20220820 10:47:46 Main loop finished. Cleaning up resources...
20220820 10:47:46 ApiServer: stopped listening on 127.0.0.1:4067
20220820 10:47:48 T-Rex finished.
20220820 10:47:49 WARN: WATCHDOG: T-Rex does not exist anymore, restarting...
20220820 10:47:51 T-Rex NVIDIA GPU miner v0.26.5  -  [Windows]
20220820 10:47:51 r.b70faa49dd35
20220820 10:47:51
20220820 10:47:51
20220820 10:47:51 NVIDIA Driver v461.92
20220820 10:47:51
20220820 10:47:51 + GPU #0: [00:10.0|1c82] ASUS GeForce GTX 1050 Ti, 4096 MB
20220820 10:47:51
20220820 10:47:51 WARN: DevFee 1% (kawpow)
20220820 10:47:51
20220820 10:47:51 === MAIN POOL === | back to main in 10 mins |
20220820 10:47:51 URL : stratum+tcp://us2.neoxa.herominers.com:1202
20220820 10:47:51 USER: xxxx
20220820 10:47:51 PASS: xxxx
20220820 10:47:51
20220820 10:47:51 URL : stratum+tcp://us.neoxa.herominers.com:1202
20220820 10:47:51 USER: xxxx
20220820 10:47:51 PASS: xxxx
20220820 10:47:51
20220820 10:47:51 Starting on: us2.neoxa.herominers.com:1202
20220820 10:47:51 Using protocol: stratum3.
20220820 10:47:51 Extranonce is set to: 14ba
20220820 10:47:52 Authorizing...
20220820 10:47:52 ApiServer: HTTP server started on 127.0.0.1:4067
20220820 10:47:52 ---------------------------------------------------
20220820 10:47:52 For control navigate to: http://127.0.0.1:4067/trex
20220820 10:47:52 ---------------------------------------------------
20220820 10:47:53 Authorized successfully.
20220820 10:47:53 WARN: NVML: can't get power for GPU #0, not supported
20220820 10:47:53 GPU #0: intensity 20, fan 100%, mclock 700MHz, cclock 200MHz, pl 85%
20220820 10:47:53 kawpow epoch: 17, block: 134531, period: 44843, diff: 1.07 G
20220820 10:47:55 GPU #0: generating DAG 1.13 GB for epoch 17 ...
20220820 10:48:06 GPU #0: DAG generated [crc: 159c23a6, time: 10893 ms], memory left: 2.16 GB
20220820 10:48:16 kawpow epoch: 17, block: 134532, period: 44844, diff: 1.07 G
20220820 10:48:40 kawpow epoch: 17, block: 134533, period: 44844, diff: 1.07 G

--------------------------20220820 10:48:52 ---------------------------
Mining at us2.neoxa.herominers.com:1202 [142.132.209.242], diff: 1.07 G
GPU #0: ASUS GTX 1050 Ti - 6.71 MH/s, [T:67C, F:99%]
Shares/min: 0
Uptime: 1 min 1 sec | Algo: kawpow | Driver: 461.92 | T-Rex 0.26.5
WD: 14 hours 51 mins 35 secs, shares: 342/342 , restarts 20
WD: ======== GPU CRASH LIST ========
WD: GPU#0: 20

So, I have a question.  I am thinking of getting some of the Eyeboot Mini's for my USB hub, and I'd like to power them with my power supply.  Could I power them with something like this?  https://www.amazon.com/ChenYang-Express-5-5X2-5mm-Plugs-Gridseed/dp/B00S6GE7ZY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1535359771&sr=8-2&keywords=gridseed+power  My usb hub is too weak to power my Moonlander 2's otherwise.  I'm not sure if these could handle to power requirements.  I don't want to burn anything up. 

Do you still have any of these?  If you do I would like 5.  Do you take Paypal or Litecoin?  Just let me know...

Ah, ok.  For a second, I thought I missed an updated release.  

What are the specs of these in comparison to the Moonlander 2 on your web site? 

Thank you vapourminer.   

This invite has expired.  Do you happen to know of another?  Thank you...

Fair enough.  Thanks for the reply.

Any chance to get the equihash algorithm added?  I'm still using nheqminer for my cpu.

I know you said that the -t command crashes, but what happens if you type this:


Note, the -od at the end.  I use that in mine for Suprnova with no issues.  Other than that, I'm fresh out of ideas.  You can try asking here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1747789.0

Good luck.

As far as I'm aware of, this does not, and has never supported CPU mining.  As far as the Gridseed mining, what kind of Gridseed do you have.  I'm mining a Gridseed Blade with this, as I'm typing with no issues.

My guess would be not much.  You would still be limited by the hardware of each board. 

I would still recommend bfgminer, if for no other reason, you do not need to explicitly define each blade.  The "-S gridseed:all" of the command line I gave above, scans for all gridseeds connected.

Personally, I use BFGMiner, as I find it more forgiving.  To each his/her own, however.  My current batch is using the following:


As you can see, I am slightly overclocking.  Normal clock is 800.  I find 838 works better (less hardware errors) than 850.  Good luck.

Nevermind.  They let me sell it.

https://github.com/XIOSPROJECT/XIOS/releases

You will also need to use https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2251159.msg26560579#msg26560579.

And finally