[ANN] MMC.1GH.COM - GPU mining, CPU mining ★

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Quote from: 1gh on May 06, 2014, 07:10:32 PM
We have upgraded our wallet to the latest version (https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=4442.0)
Thanks.
Glad to see a response from a respected pool owner.

1gh

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networker

 I have a Geforce 860M on lap. When I run mmcpool gui miner. It shows:
12:02:42.296 [GPU1] Platform: NVIDIA CUDA
12:02:42.296 [GPU1] Device: GeForce GTX 860M
12:02:42.296 [GPU1] Total device memory: 2048 MB
12:02:42.296 [GPU1] Maximum buffer size: 512 MB
12:02:42.296 [GPU1] Driver reports maximum buffer size is less than 1024MB! W
l try to allocate 1GB anyway. It could work but we can't help if it doesn't.
12:02:42.472 [GPU1] initialized successfully
12:02:43.473 Started 1 miner threads
12:02:43.474
  • Started mining loop
    12:02:48.205 [1] GPU error -5: reading output
    12:02:48.205
  • 12.68 R/m, 0.000 Sh/m, last 19.92 R/m, 0/1 H/R, 0/0 A/R
    12:02:54.725 [1] GPU error -36: clearing output
    12:02:54.726
  • 10.66 R/m, 0.000 Sh/m, last 59523.81 R/m, 0/2 H/R, 0/0 A/R
    12:02:57.093 [1] GPU error -36: clearing output
    12:02:57.093
  • 13.22 R/m, 0.000 Sh/m, last 1.#J R/m, 0/3 H/R, 0/0 A/R
    12:02:58.195 [1] GPU error -36: clearing output
    12:02:58.195
  • 16.30 R/m, 0.000 Sh/m, last 1.#J R/m, 0/4 H/R, 0/0 A/R
    12:02:58.908 [1] GPU error -36: clearing output
    12:02:58.908
  • 19.44 R/m, 0.000 Sh/m, last 1.#J R/m, 0/5 H/R, 0/0 A/R
    12:02:59.542 [1] GPU error -36: clearing output
    12:02:59.542
  • 22.40 R/m, 0.000 Sh/m, last 1.#J R/m, 0/6 H/R, 0/0 A/R

    Does MMCPool GUI miner support GTX860M? How can I fix it?

houseofbrik

did the reg file and rebooted and the system crashed...getting BSOD every startup, it's in a loop

reorder

Quote from: houseofbrik on March 21, 2014, 04:29:36 PM
Does memory size on the gpu card make a huge difference? Say 3GB to 6GB? Would that be a noticable difference in hpm?
Anything above 2G does not make a difference.

houseofbrik

Does memory size on the gpu card make a huge difference? Say 3GB to 6GB? Would that be a noticable difference in hpm?

reorder

Quote from: houseofbrik on March 21, 2014, 03:50:04 PM
Started mining the other day on my Haswell E3-1230. Wanted to throw in a gpu to the mix. At 100%GPU I was having some major issues. You see, this isn't a really quality card (Power Cooler 7850)...but when it did mine I got 7-8 hash. My cpu mined like a beast with no errors (9hash @ 7 threads). This is a workstation that is used as  basic PC most of the time. So when I added the 7850, I took it down to 6 threads...still 9hpm. When I increased power in catalyst by 10% and decreased the clocks to 800/1150 and set GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=80, I got less crashes, getting 7.5hpm. Playing video or doing anything java script crashes the driver. Is this normal? I'm running catalyst 13.12, should I get an older driver? Is it a driver or hardware failure? I have run the reg file every time the crash happens.
Yes, this is quite normal: the coin algorithm is real hard on GPU. For the reg file, it is sufficient to run it just once, the system does not override the settings then.

houseofbrik

Started mining the other day on my Haswell E3-1230. Wanted to throw in a gpu to the mix. At 100%GPU I was having some major issues. You see, this isn't a really quality card (Power Cooler 7850)...but when it did mine I got 7-8 hash. My cpu mined like a beast with no errors (9hash @ 7 threads). This is a workstation that is used as  basic PC most of the time. So when I added the 7850, I took it down to 6 threads...still 9hpm. When I increased power in catalyst by 10% and decreased the clocks to 800/1150 and set GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=80, I got less crashes, getting 7.5hpm. Playing video or doing anything java script crashes the driver. Is this normal? I'm running catalyst 13.12, should I get an older driver? Is it a driver or hardware failure? I have run the reg file every time the crash happens.

ptsrush

Hi,

at present "Payouts are made automatically when reaching 0.5 MMC. "

Is it better to payout when reaching 5 MMC, for example?

Thanks.

reorder

Quote from: aigon on February 20, 2014, 04:39:56 PM
Hi
I meet this problem too in MSI 7850 Hawk 2G.

Most likely you have too little system RAM in your rig/PC, especially if you have multiple cards.

aigon

Hi
I meet this problem too in MSI 7850 Hawk 2G.

earntodie

#491
Quote from: reorder on February 20, 2014, 08:17:22 AM
Quote from: asenski on February 20, 2014, 05:24:19 AM
Quote from: asenski on February 20, 2014, 05:23:13 AM
is 1gh is down?

Error 522 Ray ID: ff8c3966d5f0673
Connection timed out

What happened?
The initial connection between CloudFlare's network and the origin web server timed out. As a result, the web page can not be displayed.
It was under heavy DDoS, now recovered.
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reorder

Quote from: asenski on February 20, 2014, 05:24:19 AM
Quote from: asenski on February 20, 2014, 05:23:13 AM
is 1gh is down?

Error 522 Ray ID: ff8c3966d5f0673
Connection timed out

What happened?
The initial connection between CloudFlare's network and the origin web server timed out. As a result, the web page can not be displayed.
It was under heavy DDoS, now recovered.

Orryn

#489
Hi Guys,

Maybe I overlooked something but I could use your assitance in the following matter: while mining with the gpu software downloaded from the pool website I get really low speeds like 0.7 - 1 hash/min. I assume that this is related to the number of threads?. If yes, what is the usual number of threads for a HD 7950.
Many thanks in advance.

Florin

1gh

Quote from: fendrickj on February 13, 2014, 08:34:45 PM
This appears to be resolved. Not sure what it was, but it only lasted about 10 minutes.
We're sorry. We did a short (20 minutes) frontend maintenance.
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