Hello! I am very fond of your tool. But I encountered some problems with it, unstable power? Was I wrong somewhere!
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Quoting myself because sometime overnight the hashrate once again dropped down to the 1170 range, so adding the "-c 4" switch and setting intensity to 5 (-i 5) weren't the solution. If no one else is seeing this behavior then it must be a quirk of my system - Windows 7 Pro SP1, 16GB RAM, AMD Phenom II x4 955 CPU, 1x GTX 1080 (for now - a second is one the way).

This being said, I can't replicate this behaviour because my system's a bit flaky, i.e. It will drop a card or the miner will crash every now and then... So I've set Speedfan to monitor gpu temps in the background. If one gpu temp drops and stays low for 10min, Speedfan reboots the PC.

As with Palgin's other miners, my pool results do not match my local reported speed. Since changing to this miner on my home mining rig the miner reported speed is around 500kh higher than my previous combination of tpruvot/1080ti and klausT/1070ti. However the reported speed at hashrefinery for that rig has now dropped to 300kh lower than before over the 12 hour test period.

Previous combined speed: 6.3kh
HSRMiner reported speed: 6.8kh
Pool average last 24hrs: 5.95kh

Since changing back an hour ago I am starting to see my pool graph go back to the previous 6.3kh. I don't know what you're doing with these miners you release Palgin, but I have yet to find one of your miners where the local reported speed is anywhere close to the actual performance.

Note: Tested Neoscrypt only, 388.something, win7 x64, coin switching pool.

Hope you can get to the bottom of this recurring issue, your miner software is very stable and I like the simplicity of the console output. I also like that I don't have to use a different miner for each card. The fee is reasonable, and will be well earned once the pool workrate matches the locally reported workrate.

I nearly didnt add this last part as I'm less than confident in my observations here, but it may help so here we go anyway. It's hard to tell but the hashrate dips may be related to large difficulty changes when switching between coin chains. I have not tested the miner directly mining a coin. This may give you a direction of investigation, please bear in mind my lack of confidence in this observation though! It would need testing with more granularity than is available on my pool graph.

I recently spoke with Palgin, he has small family problems, he promised to be later, so we look forward to his return

Only 1 GTX 1080 on this machine which has 16GB of system memory, so I don't need a paging/swap file at all, really. I will be adding 1 more GTC 1080 to it sometime next week - and then I might need a swap file - but I already set the swap file to 16GB minimum, 24GB maximum on the recommendation of dragonmike earlier (I honestly would have forgotten to do that had he not mentioned it, even though I did remember to manually set the swap file on my 6x 1060 Onda mining rig).

Two requests:

Could someone possibly post an example of their bat file for hsrminer? I'm very new to all this and feel like I'm missing some stuff like the parameters (-i 5 and -c 4) you are talking about, I don't know where that goes.

Also, any recommendation for what my Paging File should be set at for "Initial Size" And "Max Size"?

I'm running 5 x GTX 1070's on a new rig with 24 GB RAM, 2 SSD drives, MSI z270 SLI PLUS and i7 - 7700 cpu. Windows 10.

Very grateful if someone could help.

This is mine

hsrminer_neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://pool.unimining.net:4235 -u walletaddress -p c=INN -i 5 -c 4

Might need tweaking but it seems to work well.

I was having the same problems with the 1080ti, I was getting 1850kh/s with one card but after some time it would drop down to 1550 and stay there. Sometimes it was a few hours and then drop and sometimes it was longer. It was suggested to me that my video card driver was crashing in the background and although it wasn't crashing the system, the overclock software was not able to reconnect to the card and so the card was running at base stats and not being overclocked even though the software showed it as overclocked.

I was running at maximum overclock and although it was stable with CCminer, it was not stable with HSRminer. I've resolved this issue by lowering the overclock just a bit to the point where the drops no longer occurred. I've also vastly increased the virtual memory and now I no longer have this drop in hashrate. I do not mess with -i or -c and so I can't confirm if any of that works, I can only tell you I was seeing the drops daily, and now I do not.

You can check your windows logs to see if the drivers are crashing, I've never checked the logs because once I made the changes it stopped happening. Hope this helps you guys..