Ethminer: Output is garbled

[0xc0re]

Using ethminer 0.12.0.dev1 on Windows 10, the output of the miner is garbled. Specifically, the header(?) is garbled. Screenshot is attached.

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[nguylb73]

What hardware are you running? Did you set your virtual memory? I've mine set to 16-32GB of RAM.

[Rootax]

Same thing here, on my 1060 in cuda mode, and fury x with opencl. 16gb of ram and 20gb of virtual memory.

[derubm]

why do you guys set that big ammoun of vram ? 16 gb should be more then efficient for a set of 2 cards
4 or 8 more then efficient for a single 1060. apart from that i d also have the strange 3 chars at the end of header, does not seem to affect hashrate / submits tho.

Chars at the end of header : ""

[Rootax]

It's a recommandation that I see here and there.

[hcbraun]

Linux:
Jul 22 12:57:17 em card.sh[4993]: m 12:57:17|ethminer-792d89 Mining on #c0172315… : 24.97MH/s [A32+0:R0+0:F0]

Looks like the unicode character "…" is not displayed correct

[gLUK00]

How do you get a hash rate higher than 59?
I have 3 GTX 1060, I am under ubuntu 14, and I can not exceed 58/59 with the 3 cards ...

[nguylb73]

@0xc0re try version 0.11.0, that's the release I'm on without display issues.

@derubm I run windows 10, and with 6 x 1070 cards. Windows already auto updates the vRam to 15 GB automatically after a few hours of running at default settings. So I just initiate at 16 and cap it at 32 based on a few recommendations online.

@gLUK00, what's your overclock/underclock settings set to?

[derubm]

@nguylb73 yeah , 6 cards neeed that , but one or two not :)

[gLUK00]

@nguylb73, I just changed the power to 65w per card because I have an error with my drivers on ubuntu 14 to change the overclock settings of the memory frequency.
Which operating system do you use?

[chfast]

Windows console does not accept UTF-8, sorry for that. I'll try to fix it later.

[nguylb73]

@gluk00, win10

[chfast]

Can you execute command chcp 65001 before running ethminer?

[derubm]

works ;)

[DeadManWalkingTO]

I think the solution has been found.