Quote from: doktor83 on August 10, 2018, 12:17:01 PM

Quote from: ikyo on August 10, 2018, 12:10:59 PM

Quote from: doktor83 on August 10, 2018, 11:57:35 AM

Quote from: ikyo on August 10, 2018, 11:48:42 AM

I have updated to 1.6.6 on this machine, but I also ran the log to see if we could tell anything about the hash rate drop. This is what it shows in the log (doesn't seem to show anything to me):

unfortunately i dont have a full rig of vegas, i have only one card im testing on, but what i noticed is that if i start mining, and use a browser for a few minutes the hashrate on cnv7 drops and never recovers back to the original one.
Also hash is lower while im connected to this machine on teamviewer/anydesk.

Maybe someone with much more experience with Vega rigs can help you. Embarrassed

This machine is run headless with the iGPU used for display purposes and teamviewer. This happens when I am not connected to it. You are more than welcome to test stuff with me on this rig if you would want. I also wonder if I setup up the watch dog setting, will it pretty much do a full reset of the miner just like me restarting it (rerun the startupscript and everything)?

Why not try and set "min_rig_speed" parameter in config + add --resetvega in .bat.
This will trigger a miner restart on hashrate drop + restart the vegas with devcon before mining starts.

("min_rig_speed" parameter defines the average hashrate we want to maintain. If 5 min average hashrate is less than the value we defined, restart miner. This option expects you to enter a value in H/S)

That is perfect. It does what I thought it would say I will start setting that on the rigs. I added the resetvega this morning along with the new startup script to call Overdriventool.