Re: PhoenixMiner 2.3: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Windows)
this is my log. use v2.4 but still there. and temp.of gpu1 is N/A
We only managed to reproduce this when using Remote Desktop to control the rig. This is a known problem with Remote Desktop, so you will be better off using something like TightVNC or TeamViewer instead of Remote Desktop.This happened randomly today on different rigs. Miner restart solves the problem if it doesn't fix itself. Upgraded to 2.4 and so far it seems stable.
The cards shouldn't be loaded when there is no pool connection.
Thank you for the feedback. This seems to be the DAG allocation/generation instability. We are fixing it as explained in our previous post and the fix should be ready in a few days. As for the other problem (rig continuing to mine without connection), it is noted and we will fix it as well (probably the rig will stop mining after X minutes without connection).The cards shouldn't be loaded when there is no pool connection.
Never used those commands in claymore... . I have about 100W reserve(PSU rating) for (4+4)radeons.
-eres is turned on by default in Claymore and it always allocates DAG buffers big enough for the next two epochs (approx. 15 days). We will implemented -eres first and it will probably solve the problem if it is caused by the DAG allocation instead of DAG generation.New version 2.4 works great. I have been using your mining software since the beginning of the month. Maybe one of the first 
. I have had 0 issues with PheonixMiner and my 6 card rig seems to be about 1mh/s higher per card. Any updates on dual miner progress?
The kernel for dual decred mining is almost ready but is not completely stable yet. Also the decred stratum support is not fully bug-free, so an alpha version will be ready no sooner than a few weeks.. I have had 0 issues with PheonixMiner and my 6 card rig seems to be about 1mh/s higher per card. Any updates on dual miner progress?hello,
are adrenaline drivers same as blockchian drive? or should i use blockchain driver?
They aren't the same but we haven't found any significant speed difference between the two. So if you are using the blockchain drivers and you are using your GPUs only for mining there is no compelling reason to upgrade yet. If you decide to upgrade anyway, do not install 17.12.x but use 18.1.1 instead, because they reportedly fixed the ADL bus ID bug in 17.12.x. Also, don't forget to check if the Adrenalin drivers are in Compute mode (sometimes they switch back to Graphics upon restart).are adrenaline drivers same as blockchian drive? or should i use blockchain driver?