Quote from: systematix on October 24, 2018, 09:30:23 AM

Quote from: ivomm on October 22, 2018, 10:15:07 PM

After 2-3 days experimenting, I can say that there are enough alternatives to Claymore's miner. With xmrig, xmr-stack and especially SRB I can achieve stable 450-500 h/s for tahiti 280 cards, 715-750 h/s for hawaii 390, and 910-930 for polaris 570 and 580 cards (with the usual bios mod and overclock as for ethereum). I don't need Claymore' s eth miner anymore also. Xmr is more profitable than eth, and with the coming reduction of the eth reward the minig of eth will be near its end. Thanks to Claymore for all his job so far, but it is time to move on! Wink

How to do this? I have 580 and get ~600 h/s.
Please, what is you miner and settings?

Windows 10, Adrenaline 18.6.1, bios mod and overclock (as high memory frequency as can - say 2170), srbminer with intensity 58 or 59. That's it. With other miners there is a trick to reach 880 h/s but not more. I am lazy to test each card, so I left them with ETH overclock, which gives around 930 h/s. I guess I can reach 950 with some optimisations, but this is not my concern now.

P.S. I still can't find a pool that pays close to the calculators. So far I got 20-30% less than I should. Which pool pays the most? I think it has to be with a hashrate above 10% of the total hashrate, so that the payments are more equalized to the best possible. (Those who advertise their home pools please don't answer... Thanks, but no thanks!)