Quote from: tutulfo on March 19, 2018, 04:06:06 PM

Quote from: warnerdark on March 19, 2018, 03:15:18 PM

Thank you very much tutulfo, with this new version I have the "power avg" and those by card in the menu "Current".
The column "Power" shows me the total power of my cards but for example, for a neoscrypt interval, the value is at 408 W => 6 X 68 W with a power output power of about 800 W but if I do the sgminerPhi, the value "Power" is the same while the real power of the rig is about 710 W. The power for each card is also the same. I know there is a power difference between the total power of the cards and the power output power of the rig
is there any way to change the "core.ps1" on line 1019 to get a more accurate value from each card?

thank you in advance

PS: meanwhile I replaced on line 1019 "$ _. PowerLive = ($ Cards | Where-Object gpugroup -eq ($ ActiveMiners [$ _. IdF] .GpuGroup.GroupName) | Measure-Object -property power_draw - sum) .sum " by " $ _. PowerLive = 818 "which is my average power read on the wattmeter

For AMD power is estimated, AMD overdrive api hasn´t method for getting power drawn like Nvidia SMI. Estimation formula is:

A fixed value for each model of card (135W for a RX480) * Power Limit * GPU usage

If you can read your power for each algo, post it and I will add an Algo correction Factor to formula.

Here are the values obtained on my RIG :

ALGO MH/s POWER WATTMETER   POWER LIMIT
bitcore    53 720    50% for all
blake2s    4600 690
CRYPTONIGHT    0.0034 720
equihash    0.00168   840
etherum    103    835
GROESTL    115.5   695
hsr    36    715
keccak    1420    705
lyra2v2    66    710
lyra2z    2.6    750
MYRIAD-GROESTL 186    700
NEOSCRYPTa2    4.36    800
PASCAL    3300    690
PHI    72.9    710
SKEIN    1300    690
TRIBUS    173    700
x11ghost    4.17    725
XEVAN    8    720

EDIT :
with a lot of research, I found a way to recover the power values of each card in real time.
The method I found is to associate 2 free software:
HWInfo - https://www.hwinfo.com/download.php
and RemoteSensorMonitor - https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/Thread-Introducing-Remote-Sensor-Monitor-A-RESTful-Web-Server

then I run HWiNFO64.exe having set its parameters so that it automatically gets minimized and without the welcome window.

then on the command line "Remote Sensor Monitor.exe" --gpuz = 0 --aida64 = 0 --ohm = 0 --hwinfo = 1 "

in the browser, I type the local IP address followed by the default port 55555 and so the sensor values of all the hardware appear.
but the interesting values in my opinion is "SensorName": "GPU Chip Power", and "SensorValue": XXX Watts
would it be possible to incorporate the sum of the power results of all GPUS from RemoteSensorMonitor to MegaMiner with the variable PowerLive at line 1019 in core.ps1
I know it's DIY, but I think it will improve stats accuracy at least while waiting for a more improved version of OverdriveN.exe for GPU power values.