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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: PhoenixMiner 2.5d: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Windows)
by
KJCrypto
on 03/02/2018, 21:28:20 UTC
The dev is working those feature into the program but for now, use overdriveNtool by the guy on guru3d

Works great for all overclocking, undervolting and fan control. I mod all my bios with Polaris 1.6 but if I need to tweak anything after I use overdriveNtool

Could you please share a simple guide on how to undervolt with this tool mate? I don't want to mess up my cards Cheesy I don't know if I should even do it, since for the first two weeks my rig is finally stable *fingers crossed* and I don't know if that would cause any instability, that's why I'm asking. It just much simple with those commands to do it and not go in-depth, that's why I asked, I don't mind waiting tho. Electricity is 0.06usd, so 100-150w won't cause me to lose much of the profit. It just bugs me, that the cards are getting hot and the fans, therefore, are working at 60%, producing a lot of noise.

You want to focus on P6 and P7 (this is your core clock and core voltage) and then P3 (memory clock and voltage). You need to make P6 voltage slightly higher then P7. You can carry the P6 voltage all the way back to P2 for the core. I don't adjust the memory voltage only the memory clock in the middle of the program under p3 (p1 to p3 columns). I believe it helps maintain stability and you'd only save a couple watts at most by undervolting the memory voltage. Most of your savings will be the core clock and core voltage in p6 and p7 on the left side of the tool. Since the gpu runs 100% almost all of the time for utilization the most relevant field is p7 core clock and p7 voltage.