Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v9.7 (Windows/Linux)
New version with Vega support is close, currently I see 35-36 MH/s ETH at stock clocks and huge speed for second coins. But it's too hot even at 1.0v for core and 0.9v for memory.
Hey Claymore, have you lowered core clock massively ? Should be as or more efficient than an 580, it is possible.
Not yet, also I did not change anything in bios, but I'm sure it's possible to make it much more efficient with bios/voltage/clocks changes.
BTW, at "-dcri 500" I get 4600MH/s DCR (at stock clocks) after some Vega-related improvements in assembler code (i.e. these improvements are not available for Polaris cards), now I'm working on SIA and PASC...
At "-dcri 100" I see 35MH/s ETH and 3500MH/s DCR.
If I set 1050MHz for memory (default is 945MHz), I get 40MH/s ETH.
yeah the Vega cards look like they will be great in the winter here where cooling is not an issue , I might build a rack or so of them for dual mining but 300 watts per card is nuts , theres no PSU outthere that can power six of those
http://www.super-flower.com.tw/products_detail.php?class=2&sn=16&ID=119&lang=
those psu are godly expensive, server style could work but the issue woth those is excessive noise add on to the fact that the pic-ie and pico sellers with resasonble packages have dissapeared (sidehack and finsky) , the vega cards look like too much of a hassle unless you have a perfect climetcontrolled area and deap pockets to buy 2000 watt modular psus. Dual mining is great and all that but wattage use needs to be around 250 max
So? You said no PSU out there that can power six... now eat the words.
lol BOXED , I what I meant to say was no reasonably priced PSU, however I had no idea there were 2000 watt Modular ATX psu's out of there