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Re: ASrock H110 Pro BTC+ 13 GPU Board
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ant17
on 10/06/2018, 16:11:39 UTC
As long as that's name is ASOCK, i think that hardware is good.
I think this motherboard was designed to run with 12 GPUs more, so half AMD and half Nvidia GPUs installed in order to max it out.  At least that's what I can share about my opinion, because we don't have any of this particular unit to test out here.
About some issue come-out, i think that's will be fixed by asrock's technician team.
Actually I've been running 13 rx580 in this gpu m/b for a few months, without an issue. I am no expert, and everything worked out of the box. I was terrified by some videos I saw, after having bought the cards, but everything runs smoothly...
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Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.8 - payouts
by
ant17
on 10/06/2018, 15:54:43 UTC
I'm using 11.8 on a 13 AMD RX580 card rig, I have tried mining ETH on Suprnova, Ubiq on Suprnova and ubiwpool...and I cannot get the proper payout.
According to Whattomine I should be getting .03 ETH every 24 hours, I mined it for 3 days and got .03.  And on Ubiq I should be getting 10-12 every 24 hours but I've mined that for 3 days now as well and haven't even gotten 10...
Mh/s is good at 393, anyone else experiencing this?
Try using ethermine.org for ETH, you'll probably get around .03 per day with this setup
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Re: PhoenixMiner 2.9e: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Windows)
by
ant17
on 10/06/2018, 15:20:09 UTC
Hi to all, I have a little problem with phenixminer, I try 3.0a , b and c

Actually I use claymore with mi rig ( 5x rx580 8gb) and the hashrate for any card is about 31.2 to 32 mh/s with a consumption about 87w for card with driver amd for blockchain; card are not flashed, original bios


Sorry but there is absolutely no way you are getting 31-32 MH/s at 87W with factory bios on a 580. as a matter of fact you couldn't get 25 without flash.

no, is absolutely possible, instead of flash bios I add this parameter in phoenix comand line: -cclock 1200 -mclock 2250 -cvddc 850 -mvddc 950. Seeing is believing

In my rig, only 1 of 6 card is flash with custom bios (my first card  Grin ) , and I do not know why, this card consumes 105w
Well I bet you are seeing the consumption of energy through software... I bet 1 eth if you measure at the wall you'll see around 700-800watts maybe more...
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Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.8 (Windows/Linux)
by
ant17
on 05/06/2018, 17:22:04 UTC
Were there any perfomance upgrades in v11.8 since v11.5? is it worth upgrading?
I've had better performance with 11.5 than any other after that. I use rx580s, and the only performance I check is eth payouts.
You should take network's difficulty into consideration, not just miner perfomance. What about hashrate|sharerate of your rx?
How would you take networks difficulty into consideration??? Can you please give an example.... Hashrate for 13 x rx580 is about 408 and the shares are about 6 per minute. I have experimented with higher hashrate configurations, but the payout was lower.
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Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.8 (Windows/Linux)
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ant17
on 05/06/2018, 10:43:37 UTC
Were there any perfomance upgrades in v11.8 since v11.5? is it worth upgrading?
I've had better performance with 11.5 than any other after that. I use rx580s, and the only performance I check is eth payouts.
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Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.6 (Windows/Linux)
by
ant17
on 17/04/2018, 12:59:14 UTC
I've been trying to find the best dcri for my 13 x RX580 rig. I currently use claymore 11.5. So I made a couple of scripts with autohotkey that do the following: take a couple screenshots every hour of the ethermine site and of the command line like if you have pressed "s", every 12 hours autodetect the best dcri like if you pressed "z" and take a screenshot. Are all these information I am collecting completely useless, or not? How would you use them? How did you find the best dcri for your cards, and how can you be sure that you have actually found it? Thanks in advance.

1. How did you find the best dcri for your cards, and how can you be sure that you have actually found it?

Start each card and use the + and - at runtime to adjust the dcri- and check the Hash rate and memory errors- once the best dcri is exceeded it will have an effect on the hash rate - now go back to the best hash rate

2. ... of the command line like if you have pressed "s
This data could be used to trigger alerts if the GPU hash rate is not as expected or has incorrect shares

Can you please post the script for your hotkey of the command line like if you have pressed "s"

1)I am not sure how you check for memory errors.... Also I am not sure that the highest reported hash rate is always the best

2) The autohotkey script is:
 ; close teamviewer
SetTimer,CheckForMsgBox,100

CheckForMsgBox:      ;Closes popup windows
   IfWinExist, ahk_class #32770
   {
      go = true
if go = true
{
sleep 1000
IfWinActive, ahk_class #32770
SetControlDelay -1
ControlClick, Button1, ahk_class #32770
}
   }

SetTimer,CheckForMsgBox,100

#CheckForMsgBox:      ;Closes popup windows
   IfWinExist, ahk_exe cmd.exe
   {
      go = true
if go = true
{
sleep 1000
WinActivate, ahk_exe cmd.exe
SetControlDelay -1
WinMaximize
sleep 1000
Send s
sleep 3000
}
   }

I've been trying to find the best dcri for my 13 x RX580 rig. I currently use claymore 11.5. So I made a couple of scripts with autohotkey that do the following: take a couple screenshots every hour of the ethermine site and of the command line like if you have pressed "s", every 12 hours autodetect the best dcri like if you pressed "z" and take a screenshot. Are all these information I am collecting completely useless, or not? How would you use them? How did you find the best dcri for your cards, and how can you be sure that you have actually found it? Thanks in advance.

Why would you use that over the autodetect of Claymore? Or are you trying to check Claymore is doing it right?
Actually I am using autodetect of Claymore, but I have it set to autodetect every 12 hours and everytime I get different values for the dcri (or maybe autodetecting all the time is the way to go?Huh). I am trying to find the best combo and let it there.
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Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.6 (Windows/Linux)
by
ant17
on 16/04/2018, 21:35:26 UTC
I've been trying to find the best dcri for my 13 x RX580 rig. I currently use claymore 11.5. So I made a couple of scripts with autohotkey that do the following: take a couple screenshots every hour of the ethermine site and of the command line like if you have pressed "s", every 12 hours autodetect the best dcri like if you pressed "z" and take a screenshot. Are all these information I am collecting completely useless, or not? How would you use them? How did you find the best dcri for your cards, and how can you be sure that you have actually found it? Thanks in advance.