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This is what you need:
clpts_x86-64 PumXyPmEjoi3eQdCU3DTL9WHwoYgbGfQbL -t 0,1 -a 2
That will run both cards, and use the 2nd algorithm, which works best on 280x's
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GPU mining PTS, and whats the hype about
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This is what you need:
clpts_x86-64 PumXyPmEjoi3eQdCU3DTL9WHwoYgbGfQbL -t 0,1 -a 2
That will run both cards, and use the 2nd algorithm, which works best on 280x's
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you should indeed see 3k per card, since the 7870 gets 1500
now sadly i still have no 280s .. so i cant first hand try anything, but I could recommend trying something like this:
run two instances of the miner each with two worker threads, since the 280s are dual thread friendly, also try to assign each miner to a diff cpu core
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PTS needs bandwidth, so that means no Pcie 1x slots.
Are you running any cards in the Pcie 1x slots?
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so it turns out that one of my 280x does not like running two instances...
it will also only do 2400-2500c/m with one instance.
it looks like ill be doing two instances, -t 0 and -t 1,1
posted on the bitshares thread asking about it, and thats what NaN said to try, said something about one of the threads using too much cpu loading, although i never saw loading go above 15% in the task manager.
also, i dont know how to assign a thread to a certain core with windows 8, its different than it used to be in other windows before this one.
and nope, neither card is in a 1x slot
however, one slot is 16x, and the other is 16x slot, but runs at 8x
it will also only do 2400-2500c/m with one instance.
it looks like ill be doing two instances, -t 0 and -t 1,1
posted on the bitshares thread asking about it, and thats what NaN said to try, said something about one of the threads using too much cpu loading, although i never saw loading go above 15% in the task manager.
also, i dont know how to assign a thread to a certain core with windows 8, its different than it used to be in other windows before this one.
and nope, neither card is in a 1x slot
however, one slot is 16x, and the other is 16x slot, but runs at 8x
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Weird... Oh well. Do what you gotta do to get more c/m
The 8x thing might has something to do with it, PTS loves fast memory, and 8x is half the speed of 16x (roughly I think)
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figure which yields more and do that, i have one machine split in two like that since one card is 2gb and one is 1gb
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AHA!
i figured it out.
i had come home to a crashed computer that wouldnt boot up at all a little while ago, ended up being so ****ed up that the boot manager wouldnt load, and my windows disks couldnt fix it, needed to reinstall the os.
however, in trying to figure out what was wrong with the system, i had switched over to the second bios on my sapphire 280x.
just remembered that now, shut down the rig, switched back to the stilt bios i had flashed onto the card, and now i get 3400c/m from the sapphire card, and 3500c/m from the asus card, both running identical clocks.
happy that i got that figured out, apparently something about the backup bios on the sapphire card didnt play nice with my system, as it had been doing a few funny things on boot since then, none of which happened during this last boot.
oh, and -a 1 gets me an extra 300ish c/m on my 280x, both of them
i figured it out.
i had come home to a crashed computer that wouldnt boot up at all a little while ago, ended up being so ****ed up that the boot manager wouldnt load, and my windows disks couldnt fix it, needed to reinstall the os.
however, in trying to figure out what was wrong with the system, i had switched over to the second bios on my sapphire 280x.
just remembered that now, shut down the rig, switched back to the stilt bios i had flashed onto the card, and now i get 3400c/m from the sapphire card, and 3500c/m from the asus card, both running identical clocks.
happy that i got that figured out, apparently something about the backup bios on the sapphire card didnt play nice with my system, as it had been doing a few funny things on boot since then, none of which happened during this last boot.
oh, and -a 1 gets me an extra 300ish c/m on my 280x, both of them
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FYI Norton isn't happy with the wallet. Here is a url
http://www.symantec.com/security_re....1&oslocale=iso:USA&oslang=iso:ENG&os=windows
http://www.symantec.com/security_re....1&oslocale=iso:USA&oslang=iso:ENG&os=windows
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Norton suxxxxx ballsies
But basically, it doesn't like it because there is no digital signature.
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Script looks like this -
clpts_x86-64 PkLSncxDdADsgbgYhygZsNW35YVYJrkfFQ -t 0,0 -a 1
I get "could not resolve host" and it retries every ten seconds with no success. Did I miss something in my .bat script?
clpts_x86-64 PkLSncxDdADsgbgYhygZsNW35YVYJrkfFQ -t 0,0 -a 1
I get "could not resolve host" and it retries every ten seconds with no success. Did I miss something in my .bat script?
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Nope that means the server is down, or your internet is messed up.
Is that for beeeeer? If so, I'm mining just fine right now.
And no, your batch file is fine, thats what mine look like.
