Closed Malapha closed 7 years ago
The easy way should to pass to MinerLamp a script in the miner path In that script you run your OC settings and then call ethminer with the good parameters Just avoid the term "error" in the output of your OC settings because MinerLamp will catch it and will restart your script over and over...
I'll probably add a better way later in MinerLamp
Applying the afterburner Profile now via a small script:
minerlamp.ps1
function EthRestart{
Start-Process .\minerlamp\run.bat
}
$ethstartdate=get-date
$jobstartdate= Get-Date
$nowdate = Get-Date
Start-Process .\minerlamp\run.bat
$f=0
while($f -eq 0) {
sleep 10
$nowdate= Get-Date
#after 12hours restart minerlamp/ethminer and apply afterburnersettings
if(($nowdate - $ethstartdate).totalseconds -ge 43200) {
ethrestart
$ethstartdate= Get-Date
$jobstartdate=$nowdate
}
}
exit
run.bat
"C:\Program Files (x86)\MSI Afterburner\"msiafterburner.exe /profile3
Exit
Is there any other option to set the pwt and mem/core clock on startup? Afterburner with ethminer causing high cpu usage and lagging/freezing. Currently running a workaround with taskkill which seems to work ok. But any tips with another approach would be great ;-). An integration in minerlamp would be awsome aswell :D
I'm looking to integrate OC directly in MinerLamp. As you can sse in the last release, it's already interacting with nvidia's driver using NVML (as nvidia-smi does). I hope to find time to work on it this week.
A bit longer to make it work... still on it
@Malapha can you test the latest version please?
Hi Orkblutt,
I switched back to claymore as my rig changed to a mixed set amd/nvidia. Handling was easier that way, as I went into holidays..
Of cause I still have all the configs, so I can check it in a view days..
Regards
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Another Idea.
sometimes when CUDA error comes, my overclock Settings get reset. I use MSI Afterburner with profiles.
I found a Switch for that, so profiles can be loaded and applied via commandline.
So - having another Path/Exec Var pointing to MSI Afterburner plus an Integer (1-5) one could force Afterburner to reload a given Profile after a CUDA Crash..
MSIAfterburner.exe /Profile[1-5]