The new NSGMiner release seems to have corrected the issue. I’ve been running now for over 24 hours with no crashes.

@phlosen

Once my new Gaming PC is built I’ll try to re-purpose my old PC.

I’m going to get a platinum rated 850w GPU but probably keep my MoBo and CPU - It’s an old i7 - 2600K so I’ll probably under-clock it. Grab 2 GTX 1060 6 GBs, and do a fresh Windows 7 install. If that does not clear it up I’ll grab a new MoBo and CPU. I can get that all done for ~$800 if I don’t need to swap out the chip set.

@phlosen

Thanks, I have a 500w PSU, it is 6 years old at this point though. I set the max power to 70% last evening, no effect. At this point I think it’s probably worth building a new gaming PC then turning my old one in to a dedicated mining rig with a new MoBo, PSU, and GPUs.

@ghostlander

Hey Ghost. I previously had a problem with NSGMiner randomly shutting itself down, even on a brand new rig with a fresh OS install. The 0.9.4 release fixed the issue and had been working great until my last windows update which I believe added the Spectre/Meltdown fixes. Unfortunately it has started shutting down again. Any thoughts, or any way I can help troubleshoot?

I’m glad it’s not just me then. I’m getting around the issue for now by looping the BAT file but it was very disconcerting to have the same issue on a 100% brand new system that I was seeing on my old setup.

So -

Brand new system with an 850W power supply and a 1070 TI capped at 80% TPU and it is still happening.

16 GB memory, just passed a 2 pass standard test with no issues. RAM is firmly seated.

I’ll keep a CPU monitor running and see what temp it reaches.

Interior of PC is clean, no cables out of place.

Managed to capture this error after a restart:

Hung a few times leaving me with a window displaying:

nsgminer.exe --neoscrypt -g 1 -w 32 -I 12 -o stratum+tcp://s1.theblocksfactory.com:3333 -O <Login Info>
Press any key to continue

I just decided to brute force it for now with a Sleep 1 and a GOTO Start to it auto restarts after 1 second.

@ghostlander

Thanks! I’ve made the changes and will see if they help. I will admit that being new to mining that so my .BAT setup was a lot of trial and error until something took.

EDIT -

Just want to make sure this syntax is OK:

nsgminer.exe --neoscrypt -g 1 -w 32 -I 13 -o stratum+tcp://s1.theblocksfactory.com:3333 -O <Login Info>
pause

@ghostlander

Hey Ghost. I previously had a problem with NSGMiner randomly shutting itself down, even on a brand new rig with a fresh OS install. The 0.9.4 release fixed the issue and had been working great until my last windows update which I believe added the Spectre/Meltdown fixes. Unfortunately it has started shutting down again. Any thoughts, or any way I can help troubleshoot?

The new NSGMiner release seems to have corrected the issue. I’ve been running now for over 24 hours with no crashes.

I’m glad it’s not just me then. I’m getting around the issue for now by looping the BAT file but it was very disconcerting to have the same issue on a 100% brand new system that I was seeing on my old setup.

So -

Brand new system with an 850W power supply and a 1070 TI capped at 80% TPU and it is still happening.

@phlosen

Once my new Gaming PC is built I’ll try to re-purpose my old PC.

I’m going to get a platinum rated 850w GPU but probably keep my MoBo and CPU - It’s an old i7 - 2600K so I’ll probably under-clock it. Grab 2 GTX 1060 6 GBs, and do a fresh Windows 7 install. If that does not clear it up I’ll grab a new MoBo and CPU. I can get that all done for ~$800 if I don’t need to swap out the chip set.

@phlosen

Thanks, I have a 500w PSU, it is 6 years old at this point though. I set the max power to 70% last evening, no effect. At this point I think it’s probably worth building a new gaming PC then turning my old one in to a dedicated mining rig with a new MoBo, PSU, and GPUs.

RAM @ 25% Load, CPU @ 25% load & 60 C.

16 GB memory, just passed a 2 pass standard test with no issues. RAM is firmly seated.

I’ll keep a CPU monitor running and see what temp it reaches.

Interior of PC is clean, no cables out of place.

Managed to capture this error after a restart:

Hung a few times leaving me with a window displaying:

nsgminer.exe --neoscrypt -g 1 -w 32 -I 12 -o stratum+tcp://s1.theblocksfactory.com:3333 -O <Login Info>
Press any key to continue

I just decided to brute force it for now with a Sleep 1 and a GOTO Start to it auto restarts after 1 second.