Quote from: elgi76 on February 27, 2018, 11:58:19 AM

Quote from: PhoenixMiner on February 26, 2018, 08:18:33 AM

New beta version with added hardware control features: PhoenixMiner 2.7b. It can be downloaded from here:
https://mega.nz/#F!HI9lnDAS!gIFL-f82FK1MK16amCv_iQ

Here are the checksums to verify the download:

Code:

File: PhoenixMiner_2.7b.zip
SHA-1: e7eae3645429cb06178aa69728235e842c2548a8
SHA-256: b872fed471b72911e6980d08496c3da03867dd82e3175241a9d67b2686921c9f
SHA-512: c787e1383048af9c67ab2f26f1f5eadf061c8fb32a9ae4592c876acd881cdb6ffca2baa2f669204671fd27d4add4d10dd20762f9d35324e89f86f8c49eef68f4

Note that this is not an official release and the solo mining features are not included in it (they will be included in the final 2.7 release). The changes are:

Added support for controlling fans, clocks and voltages on AMD cards (use the command-line options -tt, -fanmin, -fanmax, -tmax, -powlim, -cclock, -cvddc, -mclock, -mvddc)
Improved GPU matching code to fix a problem with mismatched temperatures/fan speeds on Nvidia GPUs

Here are some important notes about the hardware control options:

If you specify a single value (e.g. -cvddc 1150), it will be used on all cards. Specify different values for each card like this (separate with comma): -cvddc 1100,1100,1150,1120,1090 If the specified values are less than the number of GPUs, the rest of GPUs will use the default values.
We have tested only on relatively recent AMD GPUs (RX460/470/480/560/570/580 and Vega). Your results may vary with older GPUs.
The blockchain beta drivers from AMD show quite unstable results - often the voltages don't stick at all or revert back to the default after some time. For best results use the newest drivers from AMD: 18.1.1 or 18.2.1, where most of the bugs are fixed.
-tmax specifies the temperature at which the GPU should start to throttle (because the fans can't keep up).
If you use other programs for hardware control, conflicts are possible and quite likely. Use something like GPU-Z to monitor the voltages, etc. MSI Afterburner also seems to behave OK (so you can use it to control the Nvidia cards while AMD cards are controller by PhoenixMiner).
This should be obvious but still: if given clocks/voltages are causing crahses/freezes/incorrect shares when set with third-party program, they will be just as much unstable when set via PhoenixMiner hardware control options.

thanks and good job

with 2.6 i make 169mh/s, now with 2.7b 171mh/s.
i have a better hashrate with fury x, same for rx470.

How much power and what hashing speed for your Fury X please ?