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CMD Gpu Parameters

The document describes parameters that can be used to configure GPU settings for mining algorithms, including GPU ID, intensity, temperature thresholds, and tweaking profiles. It notes that semicolons separate different algorithms while exclamation points separate parameter values for a single algorithm. The order of parameters is important, with the algorithm specified first followed by GPU settings. It also warns that using too high an intensity for the second thread if an algorithm uses two threads per GPU can cause system instability or crashes due to memory leaks.

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CMD Gpu Parameters

The document describes parameters that can be used to configure GPU settings for mining algorithms, including GPU ID, intensity, temperature thresholds, and tweaking profiles. It notes that semicolons separate different algorithms while exclamation points separate parameter values for a single algorithm. The order of parameters is important, with the algorithm specified first followed by GPU settings. It also warns that using too high an intensity for the second thread if an algorithm uses two threads per GPU can cause system instability or crashes due to memory leaks.

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Parameters:

--gpu-id value (gpu id/s from --list-devices, separate values with


; and !)
--gpu-intensity value (gpu intensity, 1-31 or if > 31 it's treated as
'raw-intensity', separate values with ; and !)
--gpu-auto-intensity value (0-disabled, 1-light, 2-normal, separate values
with ; and !)
--gpu-extra-config (additional config for some algorithms,
separate values with ; and !)
--gpu-off-temperature value (gpu turn off temperature, separate values with ;
and !)
--gpu-adl-type value (ADL to use (1-3), separate values with !)
--gpu-boost value (number from 0-50, separate values with ;
and !)
--gpu-tweak-profile value (number from 0-10, 0 disables tweaking, separate
values with ; and !)
--gpu-ethash-mode value (1 or 2. Sets number of buffers used for DAG,
separate values with ; and !)
--gpu-cn-mode value (0 or 1. Default is 0. If you have a
weaker GPU try 1. separate values with ; and !)

; is used to separate algorithms, ! is used to separate parameters for an algorithm


On Linux you need to escape the ; character with a backslash! ( \; )
When setting any of the parameters don't use " or ' around the value!
Order of the parameters is important, always put --algorithm as the first
parameter, and then use the gpu parameters!

Important:

If algorithm is using 2 threads per GPU (auto chosen or manually set), there is a
chance for memory leaking if intensity/raw-intensity value for the second thread is
too high.
This can cause system crash, gpu crash or an unstable system!

--gpu-ethash-mode:
1 - Create 1 buffer for DAG on GPU if driver allows big enough allocation
2 - Create 2 buffers for DAG on GPU

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