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  • crsminercrsminer Member Posts: 75
    Mcolman said:

    Hitting 45Mh on a 390X, modded miner. For those interested, it's for sale!

    @Mcolman

    What speed are you getting for 280x and 290 with this miner?

    Thanks
  • olliec420olliec420 Member Posts: 3
    edited October 2015
    I have two rigs with a 750ti in them each. Im getting 2.3 mhs on one and 1.3 mhm on the other. That seems a lil low to me. Anyone with 750ti can chip in some info?

    Im running windows btw.
  • GenoilGenoil 0xeb9310b185455f863f526dab3d245809f6854b4dMember Posts: 769 ✭✭✭
    @olliec420 switch to Ubuntu. Eth mining on windows with gtx750 is broken and is not likely to be fixed anytime soon.
  • taylor_luktaylor_luk Member Posts: 16
    crsminer said:

    Mcolman said:

    Hitting 45Mh on a 390X, modded miner. For those interested, it's for sale!

    @Mcolman

    What speed are you getting for 280x and 290 with this miner?

    Thanks
    What is the hashrate difference between 390 vs 390X?

    Taylor
  • olliec420olliec420 Member Posts: 3
    Genoil said:

    @olliec420 switch to Ubuntu. Eth mining on windows with gtx750 is broken and is not likely to be fixed anytime soon.

    I had a terrible time with ubuntu, i tried it before and got all the way to sending the mining command and got all kindsa errors. it was saying the libsecp256k1 library wasn't there and no matter what i did to add that it still didn't work. i am not linux expert but not a novice either as i use OS X command line form time to time.

    Im going to spin up this topic in a new thread for support on that, but can someone tell me what i should expect as a hash rate from 750ti on ubuntu 14?
  • GenoilGenoil 0xeb9310b185455f863f526dab3d245809f6854b4dMember Posts: 769 ✭✭✭
    about 8.7MH/s. There are some really nice Liux setup scripts in the CUDA miner topic.
  • olliec420olliec420 Member Posts: 3
    Genoil said:

    about 8.7MH/s. There are some really nice Liux setup scripts in the CUDA miner topic.

    thanks for the info!
  • JOSKOJOSKO Member Posts: 18
    min/mean/max: 0/4631210/23156053 H/s
    inner mean: 7718684 H/s
    Phoning home to find world ranking...
    ?
    23MH/S?
    I am correct?
  • JOSKOJOSKO Member Posts: 18
    Radeon R9 280x
    JOSKO said:

    min/mean/max: 0/4631210/23156053 H/s
    inner mean: 7718684 H/s
    Phoning home to find world ranking...
    ?
    23MH/S?
    I am correct?

  • MrYukonCMrYukonC Member Posts: 627 ✭✭✭
    JOSKO said:

    min/mean/max: 0/4631210/23156053 H/s
    inner mean: 7718684 H/s
    Phoning home to find world ranking...
    ?
    23MH/S?
    I am correct?

    Yes, that is in the ballpark.

    What brand card?

    Are you running the card at factory settings? You can improve the numbers a bit by making some tweaks, if you are interested.
  • ordoeordoe tehranMember Posts: 132 ✭✭
    Linux / Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS / Sapphire Dual-X R9 270x 2GB / ethminer version 1.0.0 (Build: Linux/g++/int/Release)
    min/mean/max: 17.8/18.2/18.6 MH/s
    inner mean: 18.3 MH/s

    Linux / Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS / Intel Core i7-3930K / ethminer version 1.0.0 (Build: Linux/g++/int/Release)
    min/mean/max: 0.344/0.434/0.503 MH/s
    inner mean: 0.440 MH/s
  • kenshirothefistkenshirothefist Member Posts: 73
    FYI: Don't go with Ubuntu 15.04 if you're mining with AMD cards. 15.04 only supports newer Omega drivers (15.x) which are 10% slower with Ethereum mining compared to 14.x Catalyst drivers on Ubuntu 14.04.
  • ordoeordoe tehranMember Posts: 132 ✭✭

    FYI: Don't go with Ubuntu 15.04 if you're mining with AMD cards. 15.04 only supports newer Omega drivers (15.x) which are 10% slower with Ethereum mining compared to 14.x Catalyst drivers on Ubuntu 14.04.

    thanks for saring this valuable piece of information. i was already suspecting issues. the prorietary drivers supplied by AMD are only targeted for 12.04 and 14.04 LTS versions (officially).
  • MrYukonCMrYukonC Member Posts: 627 ✭✭✭

    FYI: Don't go with Ubuntu 15.04 if you're mining with AMD cards. 15.04 only supports newer Omega drivers (15.x) which are 10% slower with Ethereum mining compared to 14.x Catalyst drivers on Ubuntu 14.04.

    You sure about that?

    Because my 280Xs are @ 25 MH/s and my 270s are @ 17 MH/s on 15.04 with 15.x drivers.
  • kenshirothefistkenshirothefist Member Posts: 73
    MrYukonC said:

    FYI: Don't go with Ubuntu 15.04 if you're mining with AMD cards. 15.04 only supports newer Omega drivers (15.x) which are 10% slower with Ethereum mining compared to 14.x Catalyst drivers on Ubuntu 14.04.

    You sure about that?

    Because my 280Xs are @ 25 MH/s and my 270s are @ 17 MH/s on 15.04 with 15.x drivers.
    Try 14.04 with 14.x drivers and you'll get 27.5 MH/s on 280x.
  • EastwindEastwind Member Posts: 107
    @kenshirothefist , is that for Linux only? Is there a Windows equivalent?
  • MrYukonCMrYukonC Member Posts: 627 ✭✭✭
    edited October 2015

    MrYukonC said:

    FYI: Don't go with Ubuntu 15.04 if you're mining with AMD cards. 15.04 only supports newer Omega drivers (15.x) which are 10% slower with Ethereum mining compared to 14.x Catalyst drivers on Ubuntu 14.04.

    You sure about that?

    Because my 280Xs are @ 25 MH/s and my 270s are @ 17 MH/s on 15.04 with 15.x drivers.
    Try 14.04 with 14.x drivers and you'll get 27.5 MH/s on 280x.
    I'm pretty sure it would be the same on 15.04. 95% of my cards are undervolted to 1.037 which of course drops the hashrate a little, but creates massive electricity savings.

    In fact I'm 100% certain that if I ran them at the stock voltage of 1.200 (for these particular cards) their performance would be the same as the 14.x drivers.

    If you don't care about your hashrate/(kW/hr) rate, then by all means run at factory voltage or even overclock the cards. But, if you have to pay for your electricity, then undervolting is almost always going to win in terms of balancing performance vs cost.
  • prubypruby Member Posts: 8
    edited October 2015
    Be careful undervolting. It affects the propagation time through logic gates and may breach required setup and hold times. The impact can be subtle errors in the longest path, usually in the ALU. The result could be bit errors in calculations.
  • kenshirothefistkenshirothefist Member Posts: 73
    Eastwind said:

    @kenshirothefist , is that for Linux only? Is there a Windows equivalent?

    Not sure about Windows. But I did tests on my own with Ubuntu 14.04 + 14.x dirvers and Ubuntu 15.04 + 15.x drivers and I lost 10% of performance when switching to Ubuntu 15.04 with 14.x drivers. @ all others: try yourself before saying it does not affect speed ... and report here if you have a real case experience. BTW: the issue is also that 14.x drivers are not supported on latest 15.04, therefore you don't have any option to install 14.x drivers on 15.04.
  • MrYukonCMrYukonC Member Posts: 627 ✭✭✭
    pruby said:

    Be careful undervolting. It affects the propagation time through logic gates and may breach required setup and hold times. The impact can be subtle errors in the longest path, usually in the ALU. The result could be bit errors in calculations.

    Sure. It's not like you just undervolt and walk away. LOL These things take time to tweak. For now, my actual daily earnings are right inline with or slightly better than estimates. So things are working (TM).
  • trotoltrotol Member Posts: 102
    edited October 2015
    ok, i`ve just done 30mh/s spot.
    7970 - 975960/1250, win64. 31mh/s
    will try to simulate the conditions with other mining rig.
    here is the proof


    output of dwarf for 1*7970 (960/1250) - 28.60mh/s
    output of dwarf for 5*7950 (950/1250) - 149.80mh/s

    PS I`ll try to push out more.

    Post edited by trotol on
  • ImAMiner?ImAMiner? Member Posts: 208 ✭✭
    trotol said:

    ok, i`ve just done 30mh/s spot.
    7970 - 975960/1250, win64. 31mh/s
    will try to simulate the conditions with other mining rig.
    here is the proof
    .....

    output of dwarf for 1*7970 (960/1250) - 28.60mh/s
    output of dwarf for 5*7950 (950/1250) - 149.80mh/s

    PS I`ll try to push out more.

    Nice job @trotol could you share which miner are you using and do you use any special flags? I still use the old cuda miner for ocl with batch size etc.... Thanks

    That temp. would be a dream
  • trotoltrotol Member Posts: 102
    ImAMiner? said:


    Nice job @trotol could you share which miner are you using and do you use any special flags? I still use the old cuda miner for ocl with batch size etc.... Thanks

    That temp. would be a dream

    This is the test rig with lonely 7970 in it - 960/1250, 1.013v - according to msi ab oc-tab. :)
    I had to do several tweaks to reach this level of speed, but I need more time to complete my experiment.

  • FractalFractal Member Posts: 1
    Hello from the always drunken Russian) The available 4h280x, 290 and 7950 would be desirable Fábregas maximum Mhs. Prompt what to choose: Windows 7 (64), or Linux? What can affect the receipt of maximum Mhs?
  • trotoltrotol Member Posts: 102
    Fractal said:

    Hello from the always drunken Russian) The available 4h280x, 290 and 7950 would be desirable Fábregas maximum Mhs. Prompt what to choose: Windows 7 (64), or Linux? What can affect the receipt of maximum Mhs?

    Cuda-miner works well under GNU, ocl-miner is for win-mining system.
  • taylor_luktaylor_luk Member Posts: 16
    That is amazing result, undervolt and under lock. My GPU runs like hot potatoes would be good to undervolt/clock to reduce the heat a bit.

    Are you using the latest windows daily build? Or cuda-miner fork?

    Cheers
    trotol said:

    Fractal said:

    Hello from the always drunken Russian) The available 4h280x, 290 and 7950 would be desirable Fábregas maximum Mhs. Prompt what to choose: Windows 7 (64), or Linux? What can affect the receipt of maximum Mhs?

    Cuda-miner works well under GNU, ocl-miner is for win-mining system.
    trotol said:

    Fractal said:

    Hello from the always drunken Russian) The available 4h280x, 290 and 7950 would be desirable Fábregas maximum Mhs. Prompt what to choose: Windows 7 (64), or Linux? What can affect the receipt of maximum Mhs?

    Cuda-miner works well under GNU, ocl-miner is for win-mining system.
  • farwarefarware Member Posts: 116
    trotol said:

    ok, i`ve just done 30mh/s spot.
    7970 - 975960/1250, win64. 31mh/s
    will try to simulate the conditions with other mining rig.
    here is the proof


    output of dwarf for 1*7970 (960/1250) - 28.60mh/s
    output of dwarf for 5*7950 (950/1250) - 149.80mh/s

    PS I`ll try to push out more.

    Do you flash the ROM or do you use other tools?
  • trotoltrotol Member Posts: 102
    edited October 2015
    just modification of miner/catalyst/bat-file.
    Do you mean a flashing the bios? Of course, the cards are flashed with stilt bios.
  • EastwindEastwind Member Posts: 107
    @trotol , could you please share the modifications? Which miner 0.9.41? Catalyst version?, what is in the bat file?
  • taylor_luktaylor_luk Member Posts: 16
    @trotol

    stilt is cool, I think that along should bring it to 25-27MH. I am also curious to see the catalyst and miner config to keep the temperature that low with great hashrate.

    It's making my room too hot in here, low temperature and high hashrate will make my room cool and quiet.

    Please share
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