Quote from: m1n1ngP4d4w4n on November 16, 2017, 05:29:45 PM

Sound like a driver crash, odd that the miner doesn't crash either, you could try to kill all binaries, and do a nvidia drivers reset, then restart the miner, may work, your solution work too

are you using latest version with the --noconnect ?

Me i noticed another odd thing, if you use the miner multiple times throught the day, the hashrate lower gradually like 1% each time it's started, if you reboot the rig it's back up to the normal hashrate, i never noticed this with EWBF, it's kinda odd.

Yep, latest zm with --noconnect, latest nvidia and cuda driver.

For now ewbf's still a win for me, despite a little slower than zm, but I don't have to worry either pools going down, or have to restart the miner every X hours. I like zm with active dev and hope with constant update, the stability and features is up there or better then with ewbf.
I'm, still requesting pool failover, by the way Wink

Quote from: melpheos on November 16, 2017, 09:09:06 PM

I'm getting 390 vs 375 with my 1070 (60%, +175 core, +200 Mem)
But with dev fee the added 15 sol/s turns into a net +7.5 sol
Would be nice to have the dev fee to drop to 1%

Great work

I've got 478-489 sol/s Gigabyte Aorus GTX 1070 with micron memory, 70% power, +100 core, +700 memory

Quote from: Edward_Teach on November 16, 2017, 10:53:09 PM

Has anyone else noticed that when you drop the power draw on your cards, it doesn't adjust the Sol/W readings in the miner? I took mine from 85% down to 67% and after a few minutes they were still showing 3.30 Sol/W.

Seems like driver bug? I noticed after add more card, Sol/W reading shows "infinity" in my rig. I have to reinstall nvidia and cuda driver then the Sol/W reading back to normal.

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