Quote from: BeeDeeEff on April 02, 2018, 01:25:17 PM

Quote from: winmkx on April 02, 2018, 05:30:41 AM

Hello all!

I updated links to Windows/Linux releases and also added Version 3.1.0 for Windows. It has the optimized Vega binary built in and also, hopefully, there should be less disconnects now.

PS: If you need some info from the dev of mkxminer, please send me a direct message. Unfortunately, I don't have time to read all pages here.

Thanks,
WinMKX

Thank you very much. I was just coming to this thread to ask about stability for vega gpu mining. I'll load this up tonight and give it a try.

That being said, a question for anyone, what drivers for windows 10 64bit do people recommend for Vega with this? So far I've been using the blockchain drivers and been following the advice of this guide to disable/enable vegas in the device manager after each reboot and to turn off "EnableUlps" and "EnableCrossFireAutoLink" registry options. http://vega.miningguides.com/#DriverInstall

I've heard the latest video game drivers (Adrenalin Edition 18.3.4) may have included some mining improvements, but I don't know if that most applies to memory limited algorithms rather than GPU core based ones like Lyra2rev2.

My current rig has 3 vega 64 reference cards running at 1408mhz / 925mv core, each outputting ~55mh/s while pulling ~120watts at the wall.

I get the best hashrate with the Blockchain beta's (Vega Frontier Ed)(Lyra2rev), I tried the latest and most of the new ones this year and I've found them to be finicky with clock speeds and voltages.

I wish I could get my core voltage down more. It won't go lower than 950mv unless i drastically drop the clock speeds. Thanks for posting your Video card info.