Changelog
Added support for dual mining Xelis-Qubitcoin on Nvidia gpus
Added a new argument --dual-intensity
--dual-intensity is a comma seperated list of intensity pairs of the two algorithms for dual mining( Use * to skip a GPU). Format: <intensity_algo1>_<intensity_algo2>. eg: 9_7, *, 10_8. The range of each value depends on gpu resources but it's usually between 1 to 11.
Added an autotuner
Important notes:
- This is an experimental implementation and we expect bugs and crashes. Please monitor your rigs and let us know on discord if you see any issue.
- The order of algos does not matter in this version but that will probably change in the future.
- The autotuner will try to find the best dual intensity setting based on a weighted sum of the two hashrates. In practice, seems the best score is with higher Xelis hashrates but you can manually adjust the dual intensity to get more hashrate on either of the algos.
- Example for Xelis-Qhash on a 4090 with 2400 core clock and +2000 memory offset(xelis set as the first algo here):
Auto tuned intensity: 3_7, Xelis hashrate : 57 Kh/s, Qubitcoin hashrate : 3.85 Gh/s
manual --dual-intensity 1_10, Xelis hashrate : 40 Kh/s, Qubitcoin hashrate : 4.6 Gh/s - If you are using Windows, make sure you have HAGS on. Settings > System > Display > Graphics settings and toggle the switch for Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling on and reboot.
- On hiveos you probably need to add the second algo in the extra config part. Example for the full command:
./onezerominer -a xelis -w XELIS_WALLET -o stratum+tcp://usw.vipor.net:5077 --worker w1 --a2 qhash --w2 QUBIT_WALLET.worker --p2 x --o2 stratum+tcp://qubitcoin.luckypool.io:8610