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For RX570's with Hynix in Windows environment - i suggest running this

-eres 1 -mode 2 -asm 2 -rxboost 21 -POL8H1@2200 -mvddc 875 -cclock 1200 -mvddc 880 -lidag 2
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what?

-eres 1 -mode 2 -asm 2 -rxboost 21 -POL8H1@2200 -mvddc 875 -cclock 1200 -cvddc 880 -lidag 2

second one should be a cvddc sorry typo

And what about the Micron? Also is this for the 4gb or 8gb?

I've been doing this for my 8gb Micron and get ~27.5 @ 88w:
Core 1000
Memory 2000
mvddc 900
cvddc 900

My Hynix gets ~27.4 @ 84w

If I'm not mistaken...
Micron you set to strap 3
Hynix you set to strap 1
... for an extra ~5% more.

The user was asking about Hynix.
This is the chart for how the strap work with each memory

Strap 1 - hynix
Strap 2 - Samsung
Strap 3 - Micron / Elpida

Depending on lottery
Strap 4 - Hynix
Strap 5 - Samsung / Micron / Elpida
Strap 6 - * in 14.6 worked with micron and elpida but starting in 14.7 this errors.

Regadless of the RAM 4 or 8 GB the strap doesn't matter, its about the memory type not the size of the memory.

At core 1000 and memory 2000 you are WAY over voltaging your cards at 900 you can push that all the way down to 835 if not even 825 and sae yourself about 6 to 8 watts.

Thanks for the tip!

I had tried 850 and it would run for about an hour and then crash. Not sure what's going on. Is that for the memory, core or both?
But I have four of each card (Hynix and Micron) so perhaps I can try strap 4 and 5 instead of 1 and 3 with 850 again.

EDIT:
You know what... I bet that it's because I have my powerlimit at -20%. I'll try removing that and set my voltage to 825 and see if that makes much difference.