Quote from: Vaere on November 15, 2016, 03:39:46 AM

Great Miner
hmm.. just curious to see how mine compares to others. Am experimenting on my system, switching from Ethereum.

Currently running one 390x and two 290x. (CPU I5, but not mining)
Power Consumption is 770W , with ETH I was hitting 1075W
GPU Temps are more then 15 deg cooler. (Stock fans)

AMD 16.11.3 Drivers
Windows 10 64bit
CrossFire Disabled

390x OC in windows
GPU: 1121MHZ Memory:1500 (standard)

290x's
GPU: 1150MHz Memory: 1250 (Standard)

All cards
rawintensity: 1024 worksize: 8 (Tried a few other intensities, but they dropped rates)

[22:30:32] Thread 1, GPU ID 1, GPU Type: Hawaii: 728.31H/s
[22:30:32] Thread 0, GPU ID 0, GPU Type: Hawaii: 729.34H/s
[22:30:32] Thread 2, GPU ID 2, GPU Type: Hawaii: 782.87H/s
[22:30:32] Share accepted: 20/20 (100.00%)
[22:30:32] Total Hashrate: 2240.53H/s

one thread only per, would upping the threads increase the hash? Anyone changing the Memory clocks? does it have a noticeable effect?

Never used any of the Wolf line

. main reason I got into this is my computer was sitting idle 90% of the time.
Was running Genoil so there was pretty minimal configuration.

i've noticed a small difference when altering the memory clock variable. its not huge but you can dial in the right combo for your system to get the most efficient hash-rate. currently got both of mine holding steady at 627-627.50 in hibernate. ever think about switching to linux?