Quote from: Vlizzjeffrey on January 31, 2018, 03:54:40 AM

Quote from: wacko on January 31, 2018, 03:10:52 AM

Quote from: Vlizzjeffrey on January 31, 2018, 03:03:48 AM

Read some russian tutorial and i feel like im close to succes, but i just cant figure out how to copy paste the desired numbers into the hex editor.

You'd need to use a hex editor for something like unlocking the 2 extra CU in the 14 CU version of RX 460/560, but for most other things (including voltages and timings editing) there are simple GUI programs that are very easy to use. At least that's the case for Polaris-based cards.

Ya im sorry i wasn't being precise, i have a rx460 that i flashed a bios on so the 2 extra cu's are already unlocked.
I think i will be able to mod the timings on the rx460 with that polaris bios editor, it looked easy

But i also have 2x 7950's, wich after i read this thread, i also wanted to mod the timings on, this is how i ended up with the hex editor.
I found a topic on some forum where someone explains hows to do it, im gonna try it tomorrow, aftwer that ill do my rx460, it only does 320h/s on cryptonight and i see people in this topic reporting 500 hash.

Im also wondering, in etherium you cant mine with rx460 2 gb, you need 2 gb, how is this for equihash? you mine faster with 4 gb vs 2 gb or it doesnt matter?
And for cryptonight? i heard cryptonight uses memory so does a rx560 4gb do more hash then a rx560 2gb?

If you mod the 7950 BIOS with a hexeditor, you nust recalculate the checksum of the BIOS !
I don´t know why, but the 2gb RX 560 version is faster in xmr, than the 4 GB version.
I also had unlocked the 2 extra CU´s from a RX560D ... it´s slower than before and need more power. Huh