Closed ben1628 closed 3 years ago
As suggested by others, I use OCTune to tune and create a commands.json file, I tried to use that by adding
-c commands.json as the extra lunch in NiceHash Miner's Benchmark, so when run excavator, I get this
========================== www.nicehash.com ========================= Excavator v1.6.2a GPU Miner for NiceHash. Copyright (C) 2021 NiceHash. All rights reserved. =========================== www.nicehash.com =========================
Build time: 2021-01-18 00:08:50 Build number: 514 Provided startup commandline: -p 4000 -c cmd_1.json -m -qx -c commands.json
[12:46:33][0x00000bbc][info] Log started, build v514 [12:46:33][0x00000bbc][info] core | Found (0) CUDA device: GeForce RTX 3060 Ti [12:46:33][0x00000bbc][info] api | Listening on 127.0.0.1:4000 [12:46:33][0x00000bbc][info] core | Initialized!
and then it just stuck here. Do I have to have admin right to RTX 3060 Ti, if so, how do I do that?
What exactly would you like to achieve?
I suggest you to simply use NiceHash QuickMiner: https://github.com/nicehash/NiceHashQuickMiner
With latest version(s) it is becoming very powerful and decent mining tool.
As suggested by others, I use OCTune to tune and create a commands.json file, I tried to use that by adding
-c commands.json as the extra lunch in NiceHash Miner's Benchmark, so when run excavator, I get this
========================== www.nicehash.com ========================= Excavator v1.6.2a GPU Miner for NiceHash. Copyright (C) 2021 NiceHash. All rights reserved. =========================== www.nicehash.com =========================
Build time: 2021-01-18 00:08:50 Build number: 514 Provided startup commandline: -p 4000 -c cmd_1.json -m -qx -c commands.json
[12:46:33][0x00000bbc][info] Log started, build v514 [12:46:33][0x00000bbc][info] core | Found (0) CUDA device: GeForce RTX 3060 Ti [12:46:33][0x00000bbc][info] api | Listening on 127.0.0.1:4000 [12:46:33][0x00000bbc][info] core | Initialized!
and then it just stuck here. Do I have to have admin right to RTX 3060 Ti, if so, how do I do that?