Quote from: A250 on September 19, 2016, 01:37:31 PM

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Quote from: ghostlander on September 17, 2016, 11:14:40 AM

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Guys,if you have an rx 480 what's yours hashrate

Another questione,when i try to mine something i get a bsod and the errore is something like "mkatidag" what's this,the only algo that does not give me this error is daggerhashimoto

PS:my PSU is enough powerfull

Your cards are overclocked too much. The Ethereum algo is less power hungry. GPUs are limited by their memory bandwidth. That's why dual miners work there by running memory and computation expensive algos concurrently. NeoScrypt is both memory and computation expensive.

the same problemme not work

please help if you work to you show me

i try with diferent card

I solved the problem i was following a guide that i found on another forum,but it does'nt worked so i made a strange thing that solved the bsod.
1. In C\system32\drivers find atimkdag.sys and rename it to atimkdag.sys.old
2.reboot
3.Now if you try to mine you can't,rename atikdag.sys.old to atimkdag.sys
4.reboot
Now you Can freely mine.
I don't if i'll help you but i think you can try,remember when you rename atimkdag.sys and reboot your GPU wont be seen by the system so if you have not an integraded GPU you Will not see the desktop,i used the integraded GPU of my cpu

HELP ME ghostlander please

I'm not sure if I understand your problem. If you cannot connect to a pool, try another one. If your mining rig BSODs or produces HW errors, try to downgrade your drivers. I use Catalyst 14.6 beta / 14.7 RC3 mostly, though 15.7.1 also seems fine. 16.x are messy, so they're a matter of trial and error.