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i'm using cclock 1150 cvoltage 850 mclock 2240 mvoltage 850 with 31.8mh/s with gpu's using 81whi
i'm mining eth and etc with rx580 and using a fairly old driver 18.5.1 which is nice and stable. would i see any performance boost or any other benefit of upgrading the drivers to the latest does anyone know?
thanks in advance
i'm mining eth and etc with rx580 and using a fairly old driver 18.5.1 which is nice and stable. would i see any performance boost or any other benefit of upgrading the drivers to the latest does anyone know?
thanks in advance
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.5 (Windows/Linux)
The command prompt window closes instantly after running batch file. whats happenin
check your folder still has ethdcrminer64.exe in it. if it doesn't you'll need to exclude the folder from windows defender
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.5 (Windows/Linux)
Claymore - Would it be possible to have the logs go into a subfolder in the next version?
+1 yes that's a really good idea
why should i use a script, when it would be a few keystrokes for claymore. if i'm paying for the use of a program via a devfee, (barely a) feature request is not unreasonable. it would make sense rather than having the main program folder fill up with logs on win 10.
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.5 (Windows/Linux)
Claymore - Would it be possible to have the logs go into a subfolder in the next version?
+1 yes that's a really good idea
Both of these are already possible ages ago. in logfile add subdir like /subdir/logname_log.log and logsmaxsize set to whatever MBs you want to hold logs for.
i'm using windows
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.5 (Windows/Linux)
Claymore - Would it be possible to have the logs go into a subfolder in the next version?
+1 yes that's a really good idea
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.5 (Windows/Linux)
Hi
I've noticed with the newer versions from 11.2 although claymore shows higher hashrate the calculated hashrate at the pool is significantly lower. I've reduced the clocks on a couple of cards so no memory errors but still a lot lower. Anyone experience this? Any suggestions?
I've noticed with the newer versions from 11.2 although claymore shows higher hashrate the calculated hashrate at the pool is significantly lower. I've reduced the clocks on a couple of cards so no memory errors but still a lot lower. Anyone experience this? Any suggestions?
Hi
I found lowering mclocks by 20, and increasing the cclock by 15 helped with that issue with my rig, as in my previous post
I'll give it a try thanks
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.5 (Windows/Linux)
Hi
I've noticed with the newer versions from 11.2 although claymore shows higher hashrate the calculated hashrate at the pool is significantly lower. I've reduced the clocks on a couple of cards so no memory errors but still a lot lower. Anyone experience this? Any suggestions?
I've noticed with the newer versions from 11.2 although claymore shows higher hashrate the calculated hashrate at the pool is significantly lower. I've reduced the clocks on a couple of cards so no memory errors but still a lot lower. Anyone experience this? Any suggestions?