История версий OneZeroMiner
10 версий, новые сверху. Описания приводятся так, как их опубликовал разработчик (на английском).
OneZeroMiner 1.8.5 Текущая
Changelog
Added experimental support for locking memory clock of CMP 30/40/50/70/90 HX at 5000, 810, and 405 Mhz on linux
- This new feature brings 20 to 50% more efficiency to cmp cards on all core algos.
- It is experimental and has only been tested on hiveos with driver version 610.43.03
- use the miner's built in oc option --mclk for setting the memory clock.
Added experimental support for locking memory to 405 Mhz while keeping the core clock in the normal range for 20xx, 30xx, 40xx, and 50xx series. Only available on linux.
- The power drop from 810 to 405 is a minor one. It doesn't seem to help 50xx series much but should have a noticeable efficiency improvement on the other generations for all core algos.
- It has been tested on driver v595 and v610. 580 and older versions are not supported in this release.
- use the miner's built in oc option --mclk for setting the memory clock.
Pearlhash:
- Performance improvement for V100/CMP100-210
- Minor performance improvement on 20xx, 30xx and 40xx cards.
- Added an optional telemetry on pearlhash that sends the active gpu names to the pool on the authorize request. use --disable-pearlhash-telemetry if you wish to opt out.
Added core offset, memory offset, gpu voltage, gpu memory temperature to the console stats. Added --stats-interval(default 30s) to control the frequency of showing console stats. Added native support for locking memory clock of 20xx series cards on linux and Windows. Minor bug fixes
OneZeroMiner 1.8.4
Changelog
pearlhash:
- Efficiency improvement for 30xx, 40xx, and 50xx series (~2%)
- Minor performance improvement of both kernel 1 and kernel 2 for Turing (20xx series and CMP 50hx)
Added --core-delay option to apply core clocks and core offset with a delay from miner startup (eg: --core-delay 30)
OneZeroMiner 1.8.3
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pearlhash
- Performance improvement for 20xx, 30xx, 40xx, and 50xx series (locked mem 810 kernel)
- Fixed the H100 invalid proof size of v1.8.2
- Fixed a bug related to the invalid hits messages
- Fixed a bug that could cause rejected shares if the gpu was shared with an another process
Quantus performance improvement (2 to 4%, ~10% for A100/H100) Parano1d performance improvement Minor bug fixes
OneZeroMiner 1.8.2
Changelog
Added support for Parano1d(poseidon2b) on all Nvidia gpus(1% dev fee)
pearlhash:
- Efficiency improvement for Ampere, Ada, and Blackwell gpus(4 to 6 % depending on the OC)
- Performance improvement for Hopper and Blackwell datacenter cards(~4%, H100: 807 Th/s)
- *Added support for memory clock 810 on Turing 20xx series(--kernel 2, default auto based on the memory clock).
- Added support for Volta(V100/CMP100-210)
- Changed the default kernel for other generations to kernel 2.
minor bug fixes
Note: Due to the hardware limitations, the 810 memory kernel for Turing gpus is not as good as the others. It is still more efficient and should give you more hashrate or better efficiency but it needs higher core clocks and OC tuning.
OneZeroMiner 1.8.1
Changelog
Quantus performance improvement (~3%) Added a more robust crash report to console and the log file
Bug fixes:
- Fixed a compatibility issue with Nvidia driver version 615 and newer
- Fixed an initialization error on WSL2
- Fixed an NVML loading issue
- Fixed an issue with Hiveos stat report and the device selection(-d)
OneZeroMiner 1.8.0
Changelog
Pearlhash:
- Added a new compact kernel (--kernel 2) for locked 810 memory clock for Ampere, Ada, and Blackwell cards (It reaches 99% of the normal kernel hashrate with 10 - 20% more efficiency)
- Performance improvement of the primary kernel(mem 5001/7001/unlocked) for all supported cards. (~2 to 4%)
Fixed an issue that could trigger crash code 78
Note: The miner will auto pick the compact kernel if the memory is locked at 810 before it starts or if the overclock happens using the miner OC options. If you have a delayed OC on 30xx, 40xx, or 50xx series, make sure you manually select kernel 2.
--kernel
Kernel per device: a comma list by device position, the last entry covering the rest; * = default.
algorithm kernel cards meaning
--------- ------ ----------------- -------------------------------------------
pearlhash 1 all cards default kernel (memory at 5001 / 7001/Unlocked)
pearlhash 2 30xx, 40xx, 50xx compact kernel for a memory clock locked at 810 MHz
pearlhash 2 other cards the alternate tuning where one exists
eg: --kernel 1,1,2
OneZeroMiner 1.7.9
Changelog
Quantus:
- Performance improvement for Turing, Ampere, Ada, and Blackwell cards(5 to 10% depending on the architecture)
- Significant performance improvement for Pascal gpus. ~80% for P100 and ~20% for the consumer gpus
Added --cpu-check flag. If set miner will verify shares found on cpu before sending them to the pool(default is false)
OneZeroMiner 1.7.8
Changelog
Added support for Quantus algorithm on Nvidia Gpus (2% dev fee, Pascal to Blackwell) Minor pearlhash performance improvement for A100/CMP 170hx(~2%) Added --intensity for Quantus. This is a comma separated list of values between 6 and 12(default is 8). Higher values might give you more hashrate but also longer kernel launch time(11 or 12 could lead to stale shares)
OneZeroMiner 1.7.7
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pearlhash: Added support for Blackwell and Hopper (50xx series, H100/H200/H800, B200) Significant performance improvement for the previously supported generations.
Added --kernel for pearlhash. This is comma separated list of kernel numbers( 1 or 2). Supported on a few selected cards mostly Ampere and Ada cards. In most cases the default kernel 1 should be better but kernel 2 is worth trying too!
OneZeroMiner 1.7.6
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pearlhash: Fixed the high cpu usage Fixed a connection issue with Kryptex pool Added extra dev pools for users behind GFW
