Re: SRBMiner Cryptonight AMD GPU Miner V1.7.0 - native algo switching
V1.7.0 very stable with StelliteV4. Clocks and memory now set to "winter" mode.
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All vega rigs have AMD 18.5.1 except rig 10 which has 18.8.1 as suggested by another poster, I get no better h/s with stellitev4, maybe with heavy or v8? I haven't tried. RX470 rigs use Win 7 and BC drivers. Very happy with this miner and I no longer have issues with connecting to dev's pools since changing all DNS servers to 8.8.8.8 from Open DNS servers.
https://pasteboard.co/HMQ4zHx.png
All vega rigs have AMD 18.5.1 except rig 10 which has 18.8.1 as suggested by another poster, I get no better h/s with stellitev4, maybe with heavy or v8? I haven't tried. RX470 rigs use Win 7 and BC drivers. Very happy with this miner and I no longer have issues with connecting to dev's pools since changing all DNS servers to 8.8.8.8 from Open DNS servers.
nice html monitor!!! code can be here found -> https://www.memrey.com/note/srb-dash-mon
what to do if you get compute errors?
also getting compute errors, can't shake them, on vega FEs, 18.q3.1-oct1 driver, Heavy
Try lowering you memory clock by 10mhs, and see if that helps
Lowering memory clock produced the same results.
Going to Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition 18.6.1 driver fixed the issue. After making kernels with with this driver I was able to switch back to win10-64bit-radeon-pro-software-enterprise-18.q3.1-oct1. Getting more reliable hashing with SRB 1.6.7 on vega frontier editions so eventually I switched back. I'm interested in the ability to switch back to original heavy configurations on SRB 1.7. Also just to note I did see some cards firing above 2,600 H/s on SRB 1.7 but overall hashing is higher on all cards using SRB 1.6.7.
Using SRB 1.6.7
Lowering core clock on the six card rig in the photo below lowers wattage from 1750 W to 1400 W
More details on setup over here: https://www.memrey.com/note/2500heavy
