Quote from: marimach77 on August 24, 2018, 06:41:32 AM

Quote from: steemboatwilly on August 23, 2018, 10:23:11 PM

Also, i get the big orange bar that says Error CSRF token.

I'm getting the same error from time to time.

It is now fixed, some bug in our dashboard.

Update v1183 and dashboard v3068
-aggressive undervolting (in rig RX OC settings)
-Telegram notifications now work also in telegram groups
-hovering on rig name will now show driver version and max cuda version on nvidia rigs
-t-rex miner syntax parser
-big changes in code to fix some issues in dashboard
- added bminer-v10.2.0

SOME TUTORIAL ABOUT AGGRESIVE UNDERVOLTING.
Here is How to proceed with new aggresive undervolting.
OK lets begin that your current settings could not work after you will switch your rig to aggresive undervolting.
This is becasue some GPUs do not like standard undervolting and they just did not undervolted at all.
So if you had very low values and you switch to aggresive undervolting then it will just crash rig and reboot it over and over...
Sooo let me tell you what you should do now....
Open overclocking window in your RigList.
Then if you had PowerStage at 0-4 i suggest going to powerstage 5 or 6.
Then you should start undervolting from values like 950 and test rig for few minutes if it will be working fine and not rebooting.
Ofcourse TURN ON aggresive undervolt swtich to "Blue" position

You can see uptime in minutes by hovering on rig status "ON"
If it is stable for few minutes then you can start going lower.
I suggest stepping every 25
So 950 -> 925 -> 900 -> 875 -> 850
You can start with lower value and see if it will work or not for example 850.
And rise if it is unstable.

You can also play with powerstage lets say 4

OK.
Undervolting will cause that gpu takes less wattage to work.
So temperature will drop or if you have target temperature set to some max level then you will see drop in fan speed.
You can write down temperature and fanspeed for tests.
But the real meter would be wall power meter which will show you exactly what is going on there

P.S By default aggresive undervolting is turned off on old rigs to remain compatibility.
But it is enabled on all new added rigs.
Aggresive undervolting is suggested method and it is not dangerous at all.
If something will be wrong then GPU will just crash or become unstable