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Post by ironwill on Nov 4, 2017 8:06:40 GMT -6
Hey guys. I have the beginner's CPU miner that Sedin posted on the 1st. On the interface you are allowed to pick your threads used. I know that from my i7 6800k, I have 6 cores and 12 threads. My question is... if I'm only running a GPU miner and CPU miner and nothing else, no windows open, no browsing... How many threads can I use to CPU mine? Does the gpu miner use cpu threads? Is having my computer and windows running using up threads? I'm trying to optimize everything. I've been using 8 threads, and didn't know if I can use more. Maybe 10 threads (5 cores)? Or are all 6 cores available?
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Post by kiint on Nov 4, 2017 8:13:06 GMT -6
CPU and GPU are completely separate AFAIK.
I am using the Cryptonote Miner (you can get it as the easy download for any community pool now) and when using my PC I have it at 2 out of 8 threads. Less fan noise and I can use my PC. When I leave it, stop, up to 8 and go.
I would say it is a personal thing - if the PC is slowing down and not usable, drop the thread count. Otherwise max it as you need.
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Post by mrnewguy on Nov 4, 2017 10:34:03 GMT -6
i rad that you should use 1 less thread than your cores. so 5 threads in your case. Gpu and CPU are independant
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