PhoenixMiner 4.2c is the new stable release. You can find the download link and other information in the first post of this thread. If you have already downloaded and installed it, there is no need to do this again - there is no change from 4.2c that was published as a beta version.

Quote from: WhyMe on March 21, 2019, 04:43:33 PM

-clkernel 3 gives me 31.4MHs on RX 470 8Gb, 31.3MHs without. Is this normal ?

The speedup from the turbo kernels (-clkernel 3) is dependent on the memory timings and the way memory controllers work, so it is possible that the speedup can be small. In such case be sure to check the power consumption because if it is higher without much increase in hashrate, the normal AMD kernels might be a better choice.

Quote from: zertor on March 21, 2019, 08:15:12 PM

this info is wrong/outdated?
will really works for Nvidia cards?

Yes, -lidag does work on Nvidia cards but unfortunately not so effectively as on AMD cards. Still, it is worth a try if you have instability during DAG generation.

Quote from: Faizrakhmanov on March 22, 2019, 03:31:34 PM

Many thanks, PhoenixMiner!

Please, could you realise -tt function in Linux? It is most importantly for me and i think to all.

It is in the TODO list since quite a while, and we hope to have it working in the next version.

Quote from: biospb on March 23, 2019, 08:35:49 PM

Hi, PhoenixMiner!

Thank for new version. I tested it for a while and did not find any improvements at least on P104 gpus. kernels 2 & 3 perform mostly the same. (linux, driver 418)
btw, miner reports cuda runtime v8.0. what about building against v10.0? can it give improvement?
the second question about adding support for switching to Zilliqa. It will be interesting even with higher devfee.

With current profitability many miners runs their cards optimized for power consumption instead of maximum hashrate. If your cards are hitting the power limit, the new kernels will allow them to run at higher clock speed with the same power consumption. If the power limit is high enough and the cards don't hit it, they will run at the same speed (or slightly higher) but with lower power consumption (about 1-1.5% on average).

Quote from: Digital_Seytan on March 24, 2019, 11:41:50 AM

Hello developer thanks for the PM 4.2.c, if possible in the next version of PM Zilliga and Ravencoin please Huh

We can't promise anything at this point as new coins and algorithms are created literally every day. Once we are done with the features that are requested since a long time ago, then definitely something like this is on our list.

Quote from: gploj on March 25, 2019, 06:05:42 AM

hello,

where is download link for phoenix 4.2 ?

Tnx

In the first post of this thread (now it is the official stable version).