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Okey that's not good. Maybe if you have another card you can fix it, but I doubt you have one spare

To everyone that have Vega's: No need to mess with BIOSes on Vega 56/64 OR Vega VII, just leave it.

To be clear, there was a thing where you could flash the 56 with a 64 bios, which peeps claimed gave better clocks but lower power. But most of that was achievable without the risk.

Is anybody mining with a vii at the moment, and what power vs hashrates are you getting? Is it more efficient than simply running two 56s?

56 -> 64 flash allows running higher mem clocks, but definitely not at lower power. In fact it increases mem voltage by 100+mv. It's not very useful if you are looking for efficient settings.

As for VII mining, CN and/or MW will probably be ideal in the future as miners are optimized, but currently it seems to me that ETH is best, as h/r is ~double a vega, w/ less than +50% power use. I'm running ~ 215w (190 before including idle) for 82MHs - vs 158w for 45MHs on a 64. CNV4 h/r is only ~50% better than vega atm.

What software are you using to mine CN-R on the Vega VII?

I've not personally run it yet, as all reports I've seen are of 3.2 kh/s max - that's on SRB. Teamredminer is my goto for CN, but they have yet to optimize VII, and all indications are that it runs more like 2.5 kh/s. I just plugged in my first VII a couple days ago, so still have some comps to do.

Keep us updated. I tried a few miners real quick but nothing was stable, so I switched to mining Beam. I suspect CN-R is the way to go with these GPUs, but it seems like the software has a little ways to go yet.