Quote from: lncm on February 04, 2018, 03:57:12 PM

Quote from: BSAlex on February 04, 2018, 12:45:36 PM

Quote from: heavyarms1912 on February 02, 2018, 10:26:34 PM

I see. In my personal experience on Win 10 1709 version. With AMD blockchain, Nvidia and intel onboard drivers I only faced issues with overclocking using claymore config bat. I had random crashes, thread stuck in driver BSOD even when I knew the card runs without memory errors. I switched back to OverdriveNTool and haven't faced BSODs like crazy when using claymore oc.
I was using xubuntu without issues. However, hashrates were lower 0.3-0.5 per card on linux compared to windows and on Cryptonight the hashrate difference was over 100 H/s per card (using two threads didn't show any improvement in linux while it did in windows).

I get the same hashrates with RX570 4Gb and mining-oriented Linux version HIVE Os. 29.5M for ETH, 940 H/s for Cryptonight.
No hassle OC. Strange but in Windows I have to run at 950 mV and in Linux was able to set as low as 875. Never bothered to check for actual GPU voltages.

Are Cryptonight speeds faster in linux?

I have 2 470 4 Gb cards that do almost 30 MH/s on ETH, but max 880 in Cryptonight and that is with Claymore's, less with XMR-stak for instance.

Don't think so. Usually people report the same or lower hash rates, but much more stability and so less downtime.