SparkOS extends the life of your N card 1063

Original title: 1063's road to life and death, this time we can give an answer

"PU 1, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG

PU 1 failed"

- 1063 Error Reminder -

I believe most miners are familiar with this picture. In April this year, the 1063 3G graphics card, which was once the main force of N card mining, encountered an unprecedented test of fate. Under the win10 system, the 1063 encountered an error that the DAG file could not be loaded because the DAG size exceeded the available video memory.

The reason was that the Win10 system occupied 19-20% of the graphics card memory, resulting in only 2.43G of the 3G graphics card available for DAG files under Win10. At that time, the DAG file size had reached 2.4G, and 1063 could no longer provide enough graphics card memory to load DAG for ETH mining. It seemed that the 1063 graphics card had no future, and users were mentally devastated, and there was a cry of grief in all mining groups.

Amid the wailing, Spark Mining Pool found a solution immediately. We suggested that miners change their systems to Win7 system which occupied about 5% of the video memory capacity to continue mining. Suddenly, the 1063 graphics card was reborn. As the DAG continued to increase, the Win10 system, like the 2G video memory back then, completely bid farewell to ETH.

However, the solution from half a year ago was obviously a delaying tactic and could not completely solve the problem. With the continuous increase of DAG files, according to the current growth rate, the life of Win7 users using 3G graphics cards for mining is less than a month.

(For more details, you can find it here. https://investoon.com/tools/dag_size)

- DAG file real-time size list -

Miners are almost faced with a difficult decision: to mine or not to mine. If they continue to mine, they will face the choice of changing currencies; if they don’t mine, they will feel reluctant to give up the mining machines that have been with them for a long time. 3G graphics cards are like heroes in their twilight years, without direction.

We now have a new solution, are you interested in taking two minutes to learn about it?

After months of intensive research and development and stable testing by many big miners, in December 2018, Spark Mining Pool came with SparkOS.

- SparkOS Customer Debug Chart -

SparkOS is a Linux-based mining system jointly developed by Spark Labs and HiveOS, providing one-stop mining services. It is easy to deploy and operate, with comprehensive algorithms and in-depth management dimensions. It can reduce mining machine power consumption and troubleshooting costs while increasing computing power, bringing extreme efficiency improvement and optimized experience to large and medium-sized mining farms.

The point is that SparkOS uses the Linux system, which takes up almost no graphics card memory and is easy, convenient and efficient to operate . From this, we can know that this means that SparkOS can help 1063 survive for another 4 months.

When will it be online?

SparkOS will be launched soon, so stay tuned!

SparkOS mining system public beta application (1063 users applied)

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