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      FLAMER283 last edited by

      Hi

      I’ve been mining ftc for a few months now and saw that ccminer alexis gives a better hashrate but I get the error “Does not validate on CPU” not sure how to fix this.

      Just want to know if anyone managed to get it working.

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        wrapper Moderators last edited by

        Hi there someone might know but you might have to ask on their Github.

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          Jonathonas Regular Member last edited by

          Agreed, ccminer alexis gives a better hashrate. Please let us know your CPU/GPU. And can you tell us which guide you followed?

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            FLAMER283 @Jonathonas last edited by

            @jonathonas said in Possible to mine ftc with ccminer Alexis?:

            Agreed, ccminer alexis gives a better hashrate. Please let us know your CPU/GPU. And can you tell us which guide you followed?

            I have a gtx 980 and my cpu is i5-3570k. I did not follow a guide just used my config from ccminer.

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              bluebox @FLAMER283 last edited by

              @flamer283 I’ve seen this mainly with tpruvot’s ccminer, and alexis is a fork of it. it might be something in the code that’s more sensitive to 1) overclocking of main clocks and/or memory, 2) cpu processing power/throughput, 3) miner intensity value set too high (or auto setting choosing too high a value). I don’t ever recall seeing a thorough explanation. :/

              If you’re not overclocking, don’t have a wimpy cpu, and aren’t trying to set intensity too high yourself, you can try setting intensity to a low value like -i 10, and work it up until you see the error again and use the last value that worked.

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                FLAMER283 @bluebox last edited by

                @bluebox My gpu is running on default clock my cpu is i5 3570k and I cant change the intensity in the miner. When I add -i 12 it just ignores it and prints a line that says intensity set to 15.92

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