[Dev] NeoScrypt GPU Miner - Public Beta Test
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I have a multi-GPU setup - I use diff worksizes, and it’s fine.
You are on linux though right?
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You are on linux though right?
Yes, but I also use a config file, which could be it, too.
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Yes, but I also use a config file, which could be it, too.
I am using config file, plus I have also tried passing -w 48,32 and --worksize 48,32 to command line and it still only generates bins with w48. Take a look at this screenshot:
The 7870 Pitcairn is what is taking a hit with sgminer5. It’s not a huge hit though, only about 5 Kh/s with w48 instead of w32, but using same config on cgminer 3.7.8 Neoscrypt it generates the bins with w48 and w32 respectively.
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I am using config file, plus I have also tried passing -w 48,32 and --worksize 48,32 to command line and it still only generates bins with w48. Take a look at this screenshot:
The 7870 Pitcairn is what is taking a hit with sgminer5. It’s not a huge hit though, only about 5 Kh/s with w48 instead of w32, but using same config on cgminer 3.7.8 Neoscrypt it generates the bins with w48 and w32 respectively.
Odd - works for me, so maybe it is a Windows issue.
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Odd - works for me, so maybe it is a Windows issue.
Yeah. Maybe I should just bite the bullet and install a Linux distro on my miner.
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Ugh, I hate the AMD OpenCL compiler - not only does it sometimes mangle code, but it is STUPID. This thing should not have graduated from compiler kidnergarten. It’s also full of bugs - I just figured out it’s flat-out ignoring some of my loop unrolling instructions. I wrote a far better chacha round function and my hash on 280X dropped from 270kh/s to under 200kh/s. Now I need to make it into a macro so I can unroll it manually.
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Hey Wolf0,
I really like what you are doing.
Sent you 50FTC as small tip.
;)
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I am also following Wolf0’s great work. Thanks again. ++ Karma points to Wolf0.
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try lowering core clock to 1100 and run w 48 i 15 g2 on 280x/7970 getting between 130 and 150 per card
sgminer stable overnigt and still going
clocks same as i used with cgminer
-I 15 not working, some kernel error( too low memory), im using -I 14 w 48 g2 135khs
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sgminer stable overnigt and still going
clocks same as i used with cgminer
-I 15 not working, some kernel error( too low memory), im using -I 14 w 48 g2 135khs
With SGMiner, you may now set thread concurrency.
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With SGMiner, you may now set thread concurrency.
YAY!!! More settings!!! lol
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Finally got it compiled and could test a bit :)
Two things I noticed:
- on a 64Bit compile the A:xxx Value in the first line of the Display reads: A:22323232343463467722132415…
this looks like a 23bit overflow and happened on the first versions of cgminer-neoscryp, too
- Stratum doesn’t work for me, longoll works fine
errormessage: ‘message received: unknown method’
I run against a p2pool, that is working fine for cgminer.
- hashrate slightly increased on my HD 8400 GPU ( I know, I know, it’s just a laptop GPU.
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Finally got it compiled and could test a bit :)
Two things I noticed:
- on a 64Bit compile the A:xxx Value in the first line of the Display reads: A:22323232343463467722132415…
this looks like a 23bit overflow and happened on the first versions of cgminer-neoscryp, too
- Stratum doesn’t work for me, longoll works fine
errormessage: ‘message received: unknown method’
I run against a p2pool, that is working fine for cgminer.
- hashrate slightly increased on my HD 8400 GPU ( I know, I know, it’s just a laptop GPU.
Use my SGMiner 5 compile for neoscrypt.
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Use my SGMiner 5 compile for neoscrypt.
earlier was 4.2.2 version, is there another outhere?
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earlier was 4.2.2 version, is there another outhere?
It’s actually SG5 - the dev branch is misnamed.
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earlier was 4.2.2 version, is there another outhere?
Wolf0’s compile is a development snapshot of sgminer5. Every development snapshot of sgminer I have used has had the version as 4.2.2 even though it’s really version 5.
Edit: Wolf beat me to it
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Use my SGMiner 5 compile for neoscrypt.
I used this link: https://github.com/sgminer-dev/sgminer
Do you have forked it?
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I used this link: https://github.com/sgminer-dev/sgminer
Do you have forked it?
No, that’s the link - use the develop branch.
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That’s exactly what I did:
git clone --recursive -b develop git(at)github.com:sgminer-dev/sgminer.git
configure
make all / make install
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That’s exactly what I did:
git clone --recursive -b develop git(at)github.com:sgminer-dev/sgminer.git
configure
make all / make install
Odd - I have none of the issues you described.
