00:44:53

Hey y'all, I've just set up XMRig (built from source) and am trying to get it to use my AMD GPU to mine via OpenCL but for some reason it gives me this: 00:44:54

``` 00:44:56

[2025-01-26 00:40:17.827] Error UNKNOWN_ERROR when calling clGetPlatformIDs for number of platforms. 00:44:58

[2025-01-26 00:40:17.827] No OpenCL platform found. 00:45:00

* OPENCL disabled (selected OpenCL platform NOT found) 00:45:02

``` 00:45:16

It seems a tad odd tbh 00:46:27

I'm using a Radeon RX 7900 GRE so it shouldn't be too old... 00:46:38

Also, running this on EndeavourOS 00:47:27 Trying the in Monero Mining room as well. Might get more help there 00:47:34 Try the in Monero Mining room as well. Might get more help there 00:48:25

Thanks, what channel is that? 00:49:25 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/phuezPoIuBEQMmfDIvByotho 00:50:06

It doesn't show that for me but I assume the address is #monero-mining 00:50:48 https://matrix.to/#/#xmrmine:matrix.org 00:51:00 Not sure if that will work for you I'm newer to matrix 00:51:02

Thank you 00:51:13 You cant (or shouldnt) use gpu to mine xmr 00:51:18

Yeah it works, appreciate the help! 00:51:29

Oh? Why not? 00:51:38

Is it just not worth it? 00:51:43 because its a cpu coin 00:51:59 agreed, your probably better off mining RVN or another GPU coin and swapping to XMR 00:52:09 more specifically 00:52:19 RandomX is more optimized towards CPUs than GPUs or ASICs 00:52:30 Also, you need the proprietary amd drivers on linux to enable opencl iirc 00:52:33

Aaah got it 00:52:36 you can mine monero with GPUs, just that it'll be slower 00:52:57 Moneroocean.stream 00:52:58

Would mining a GPU coin and CPU coin on the same machine slow me down more than it'd be worth? Aha 00:53:17 @cindy you CAN but i dont think ive been able to get it to work with xmrig 00:53:29 No, doesnt slow down 00:53:47 You can mine cpu xmr and gpu something else 00:54:30 https://whattomine.com/ 00:54:48 moneroocean.stream 00:55:37

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