Claymore V5.0
183H/s Fury X
173H/s Fury
130H/s RX480
All on stock and similar low power draw like SA5
Claymore V5.0
183H/s Fury X
173H/s Fury
130H/s RX480
All on stock and similar low power draw like SA5
so far I dinât crash with 0.3.1, If it holds I donât think I will switch because claymoreâs not faster with RX cards following the latst results.
If it crashes I give claymore a tryâŚ
Great numbers for Claymore; Optiminer needs to also drop is fee to 2.5% or less to compete. Anyway the Dev fees are trivial to remove while maintaining the full hash rate.
Still need to wait to see on the pool side.
The current implementation has a bug, you need to wait for the next release.
Miner space race is on ![]()
so i am trying out optiminer and it detects 3 gpu as it seems but only mines on 2
GPU1,GPU1, GPU2 but mines only on 2 with a total output of about 240 sol
3x rx480 stock
i tried to define them with -d 0 -d 1 -d 2 but that didnât change anything
any ideas
Ok hashrate has caught up on pool
Claymore V5.0 is legit
rly, reboot to win?(
Easier to manage on Windows ![]()
Hashrate comparison, is it 1:1 with Optiminer?
I didnât test Optiminer⌠but looking at other peoples numbers roughly yes
It is a bit slower than optiminer , but at least you can drop your voltages in windows ![]()
6x 470 - optiminer - 670 sol/s - 730 watt
6x 470 - claymore 5.0 - 650 sol/s (-2.5% 633sol/s) - 530 watt
mm⌠same speed. donât wanna to reboot in win) yours 470 modded?
yea with 1375 memory timings.
Well, I can drop voltages in Ubuntu 14.04 too, with atitweak. But 200W difference is nice!
Use -i 2 and report back ![]()
200w is a good drop
Same result , guess due the mining rig only having a G1840.
Claymore 5.0 is a tad bit slower than Optiminer, but it also uses less power. Plugging in all the numbers into Whattomine.com, it turns out Optiminer wins this round.
Getting 125-130 sols on rx 470, better than optiminer.