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I may have missed it, but:
What does the

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GPU0 thread 0 interleave adjust xxx ms

means?

For dual thread CN mining to keep its highest hashrate over time you need to make sure the two threads are running with the appropriate separation in time. If they gravitate and become too close to running synchronously, the whole point of running dual threads disappears. Therefore, it's better to delay one of the threads a little before starting the next hash run. This is the "interleave adjustment" logged above. As long as your hashrate is stable (and high) over time, it's nothing to worry about, everything is working as intended.

Asking, because i saw it on only one card. And this one tends to crash every week or two.

I have the same problem.
VEGA 56 is normal in the case of "mode 16+14".
However, the same problem occurs after using AMD Mem Tweak & "--cn_config 1x*1x".
And after a while, it will drop from 2000 h/s to 16xx h/s.
Is it an overclocking problem? Is there any solution?

watch your hbm temps. you may be over-temp throttling

Hi! When you exit the miner after this happens, do you get a clean shutdown or is one thread timing out? The 2000 to 1600 h/s drop is very close to the expected single threaded performance, Im guessing one thread has died.