But now it is not a difficult problem, it is the difference between the actual number of mining and the result calculated by the calculator.
Later I will power +25~30%
The daily income is the same as the calculator result.
But the 10.3 version of the GPU often digs half of the crash, the probability is quite high.
Even the mining window closed for no reason.
In version 10.2.2, such overclocking parameters are very stable, but become unstable at 10.3, and even the core 1150 / memory 2000 collapses.
Ultimately supported by version 10.3
# GPU crash handling
# Enter OS terminal command here
# for example:
# onCrash = "shutdown -r 1"
onCrash = "taskkill /f /im xpmclient.exe";
Automatically forced to close the mining software when the GPU crashes.
Then with the batch file
:1
TIMEOUT 10
tasklist | find /i "xpmclient.exe" || echo %date% %time% XPM START >> log.txt && start xpmclient
goto 1
Monitor mining software for execution and monitor every 10 seconds.
If you do not execute, you can automatically restart the mining software.
The last current parameter is
platform = "amd";
cpuload = "1";
target = "auto";
sieveSize = "420";
weaveDepth = "40960";
width = "auto";
windowSize = "8192";
multiplierLimits = ["25", "31", "34"];
The parameters of multiplierLimits = ["25", "31", "34"];
The test result is more than the calculator.