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P3 table5-6 Why does it take more than 180 seconds #154

Open dongzi1986 opened 1 year ago

dongzi1986 commented 1 year ago

win10 3060ti RAM 256G

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cuda_plot_k32.exe -C 8 -n -1 -g 0 -t D:\t\ -d E:\ -d F:\ -d G:\ -f -c -M 120

During the drawing process, I encountered P3 table5-6 freeze phenomenon, which lasted for more than 180 seconds, and the graphics card would not work there. What is the reason for this, please help

Cathayan0 commented 1 year ago

Use plot_sink as localhost. It will solve the problem.

dongzi1986 commented 1 year ago

Use plot_sink as localhost. It will solve the problem.

Yes, I have tried, but I can't use this command, please help. My ssd: D:\t\ target disk E :\ and F:\

Which one to choose between ./chia_plot_copy and ./chia_plot_sink? please write in detail

I am distributing locally and do not connect to remote

Cathayan0 commented 1 year ago

Use plot_sink as localhost. It will solve the problem.

Yes, I have tried, but I can't use this command, please help. My ssd: D:\t\ target disk E :\ and F:\

Which one to choose between ./chia_plot_copy and ./chia_plot_sink? please write in detail

I am distributing locally and do not connect to remote

I will share my command to you :)

cuda_plot_k32.exe command start C:\XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX\cuda_plot_k32.exe -C 8 -M 0 -n -1 -t X:\ -d @localhost -f XXXXXX -c XXXXXXXXXX


chia_plot_sink.exe @ECHO OFF

setlocal start "Chia Gigahorse" cmd.exe /K ".\chia_plot_sink.exe -- X:\ X:\ X:\ X:\ X:\ X:\ "

:EXIT endlocal


Steps

  1. Replace X with your information for your command.

  2. Open your chia_plot_sink.exe first to listen from your plotter,

  3. then open cuda_plot_kXX.exe

Enjoy

:)

dongzi1986 commented 1 year ago

Use plot_sink as localhost. It will solve the problem.

Yes, I have tried, but I can't use this command, please help. My ssd: D:\t\ target disk E :\ and F:\ Which one to choose between ./chia_plot_copy and ./chia_plot_sink? please write in detail I am distributing locally and do not connect to remote

I will share my command to you :)

cuda_plot_k32.exe command start C:\XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX\cuda_plot_k32.exe -C 8 -M 0 -n -1 -t X:\ -d @localhost -f XXXXXX -c XXXXXXXXXX

chia_plot_sink.exe @echo OFF

setlocal start "Chia Gigahorse" cmd.exe /K ".\chia_plot_sink.exe -- X:\ X:\ X:\ X:\ X:\ X:\ "

:EXIT endlocal

Steps

  1. Replace X with your information for your command.
  2. Open your chia_plot_sink.exe first to listen from your plotter,
  3. then open cuda_plot_kXX.exe

Enjoy

:)

Thank you, it has been solved with your method, but the speed is relatively slow and does not affect the use

Cathayan0 commented 1 year ago

It is recommended to plot multiple drives at a time. Since HDDs are around 100MB/s to 300MB/s. 2 drives are not enough and the bottleneck will be too much data waiting but too slow to write. Let's say your drive's writing speed is around 150MB/s. C8 plot is around 74.7GB. One plot will take almost 500s to write on one of the drives. If you have 3 or more destination drives, the data will be equally distributed to different drives and it will make the whole process smoother.

Can you share both of your logs with us?

dongzi1986 commented 1 year ago

It is recommended to plot multiple drives at a time. Since HDDs are around 100MB/s to 300MB/s. 2 drives are not enough and the bottleneck will be too much data waiting but too slow to write. Let's say your drive's writing speed is around 150MB/s. C8 plot is around 74.7GB. One plot will take almost 500s to write on one of the drives. If you have 3 or more destination drives, the data will be equally distributed to different drives and it will make the whole process smoother.

Can you share both of your logs with us?

It has been solved, thank you