Closed Luca0208 closed 8 years ago
Not a bad idea, but the worksize values vary significantly depending on manufacturer, clock speeds, operating system, etc. For example, on a GTX 760 on Windows 10, I was reaching 160 MH/s. However, by simply rebooting to Ubuntu, I was easily passing 230 MH/s with the same worksize.
I have plans to implement a system profiler (similar to the one used in my origin project, JCLMiner) but hopefully less crashy.
By the way, if you'd like to add this as a wiki page, you're more than welcome to.
Well I didn't know that it various per operating system. A wiki page wouldn't make sense then, right?
A wiki page could at least be used to provide expected speeds for people setting it up.
ok, but I have no idea how to create a wiki page xD
Ok, I checked only people with write access can.
You should be able to create a wiki page now.
This will make it easier for people to see what -w option they should use. If everyone puts his/her values in this will save some time for other persons so they don't need to trial and error.