Quote from: wgestickley on May 14, 2018, 08:04:21 PM

Quote from: doktor83 on May 14, 2018, 07:35:14 PM

Quote from: wgestickley on May 14, 2018, 04:36:12 PM

Doc, I can confirm, that my RX580 cards with 8GB get a Hashrate drop after Pool switch / dev Pool. After start and close GPU-Z while miner is running, the max. Hashrate come back again.

Would be nice to implement the Magic Function to the Miner :-)

Greetings from Germany
Oliver

Hashrate shouldn't drop after devfee mining, because when switching do devfee pool, user pool is not disconnected, it's running in the background, and when devfee finishes it just takes work from user pool and continues hashing. User pool can lower difficulty because user is not sending shares for 1 minute, but i don't believe that should be a reason for the hashrate to drop.

Also it would be nice to know what is gpuz doing

Tricky :-)

I also think, that the lower difficulty after devfee is NOT the reason because i set a static Diff.

Algo: Heavy, last Version of GPU-Z

I can confirm what Doktor says, that there is NO drop in hashrate after devfee pool disconnects, some versions now.
That was the occasion some versions before when Doc was disconnecting user pool being connected to his.
But we have hashrate drop whenever we switch pools. That's a different story.
As you understand the problem arises whenever GPUs loose "load" and have to start over again.
For me, when my GPUs reach maximum speed with whatever way (GPU-Z,...), they stay ROCK STABLE for days
until I'll stop SRBminer just to reboot my machine.
I don't switch pools now for long time. I'm rock stable in one :-)))

"Also it would be nice to know what is gpuz doing

"
Doc, maybe if you ask the dev team?