Ok, I've been running cgminer for a while, but have been looking for a cuda compatible miner to work with my Nvidia card. Found this: http://cryptomining-blog.com/tag/decred-cuda-miner/ So far I've been getting ~422 mh/s as compared to the ~375 mh/s using cgminer. I'm sure I have more tweaking to do, but my bat file looks like this: Code: ccminer.exe -a decred --cert "C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Local\Dcrd\rpc.cert" -o https://127.0.0.1:9109 -u YourUserName -p YourPassword -o http://dcr.suprnova.cc:9110 -u YourUserName.YourWorkerName -p YourPoolPassword Thoughts?
ccminer.exe -a decred -o https://127.0.0.1:9109 -u YourUserName -p YourPassword -o http://dcr.suprnova.cc:9110 -u YourUserName.YourWorkerName -p YourPoolPassword not work.
In this command, I'm hitting 2 pools. My local pool, and suprnova. You'll need to enter your own info. Or are you saying that ccminer does not work on your system? I'm running Windows.
Try ./ccminer --algo=blake --url=https://localhost:9109 .... At the moment, with my card, GTX770, ccminer reports a lower hash rate than cgminer-decred. ccminer about 560 MH/s cgminer just under 2000 MH/s
Switched back to cgminer, will test ccminer again when it matures a bit. So far, it's a good start, but seems to not want to accept my config files and won't work with CGWatcher. Parameters such as intensity don't seem to make a difference.
Try the x86 binaries, also i doubt your figures are correct. A 970 is giving me 1.265GH/s in ccminer so your 770 seems to be working quite right on ccminer. recheck your cgminer numbers, i dont think that is possible.
i dont think ccminer works with cgwatcher, also most parameters are preset for best performance on each card, i know of --cpu-priority & -i for intensity settings. although intensity is set to 26 for SM5.2 cards which is already quite high. I dont think it can go any higher. This miner seems quite optimized for decred. Also i am sure we are not going to see any monitering s/w any time soon for ccminer. This tpruvot miner comes with a web API although.
I see, so ccminer is very optimized. It did keep my GPU temp stable, but I was actually trying to lower the intensity because my desktop was getting sluggish. If CGWatcher is not compatible, I may look for the web interface that works with ccminer. I guess, it does what it's supposed to do very well then.
The GTX 770 hasn't found a block solo yet... both cgminer has at least had shares accepted on a pool. With cgminer, I noticed that setting --vectors to 4 increased the (reported) hashrate. Anyway, I'll point it at a pool with different miners and see what happens. I have used ccminer with X11 and groestl and have been happy with the results after seeing such a difference in numbers think it is worthwhile to test CUDA and OpenCL implementations. Regarding cgwatcher... I haven't used it, but at least cgminer and bfgminer use the same API. ccminer's API is different.