Quote from: xinshiji168 on June 04, 2016, 12:25:21 AM

Quote from: crazyearner on June 03, 2016, 11:02:07 PM

Quote from: adamvp on June 03, 2016, 10:17:08 PM

Dear Genoi!
Can we except hashrate increasing by future versions of your great miner? (OpenCL)
Or has it already achieved the maximum?

Totally depends on your card if tweaked a little but to be honest mining ETH even overclocking cards you don't see much improvement other than more heat and kwh used. Found that out already on R9 280x cards.

You can however play around with the following settings --farm-recheck 200 --cl-local-work 256 --cl-global-work 18432 found to be bout the best setting without giving away other settings that I decline to provide. You can play with recheck global and local work to find maximum sweet spot takes a lot of work. Global work you can increase by 1024 each time and find max setting card will cope with. I am taking a wiled guessing this is just like intensity of how hard card is working. I do remember use to do something along lines when mining LTC a while back and playing with same settings to get a good work load, balance and good hash speed. Will take a while to work best settings out for your card testing and moving up the ladder and finding that sweet spot. Once done just remember to note settings down and save for later configurations for other crypto in future

280X,1120/1000,1120/1250,1120/1500, What difference? thanks

280X OVERCLOCK--

Each brand and model of 280X differs. If your 280X is stable at 1120/1500, it may be getting 1-1.5 MH/s more hash than at its stock clock. It will also be using more energy, running hotter, and wearing out faster. My 280X would just overheat and crash. Running at 1100/1500, it is stable, and I gained about 1MH/s performance over a stock clock of 1030/1500.

There is not much room for improvement with the Dagger-Hashimoto algorithm. --scryptr