MaynardMiner

``` C:\Users\Mayna\Desktop\nvfancontrol>nvfancontrol.exe -p -d Found 8 available GPU(s) GPU #0: GeForce GTX 1070 COOLER-0 GPU #1: GeForce RTX 2070 ``` What I have found from poking at manufacturer software, is...

I was wrong For GTX the function call is this: ``` GpuGetCoolerSettings(struct NvPhysicalGpuHandle__ *,unsigned long,struct NV_GPU_GETCOOLER_SETTINGS_V4 *) GpuSetCoolerLevels(struct NvPhysicalGpuHandle__ *,unsigned long,struct NV_GPU_SETCOOLER_LEVEL_V2 *) ``` For RTX, it goes straight to...

https://github.com/falahati/NvAPIWrapper/issues/10 I have also been talking about it here, if it interests you.

I give up. Stupid NVIDIA ...We can't control our own fans in Windows, thought its as simple as pie in linux. The only thing I have figured out I believe...

https://github.com/falahati/NvAPIWrapper/issues/10 We figured out new fan methods in windows. He solved in his wrapper, and I confirmed it works for him. Just letting you know, if you wanted to make...

Go to .\debug\busdata.txt. It is a .txt file, but should be just normal json. Please confirm that it is sorting the gpus correctly by its bus_id. It should appear in...

Follow up- Did you ever check? I was searching code, and I don't see how Swarm atm could display hashrates in wrong slot currently (not to say bug isn't there)....

Can you post your debug\devicelist.txt file here? I just want to know how SWARM is recording them.

.\debug\busdata.txt too. If you can post both files, I can figure out issue.

> As requested. The busid is correctly sequenced. The device list is not ... Should it not be 0, 1 ,2 ? > > root@rig5:/hive/miners/custom/SWARM.3.6.7.linux/debug# cat busdata.txt [ { "busid":...