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Much appreciated! Thanks a lot!!!

OK try this one freshly made.
https://download.simplemining.net/images/SM-4.19.72-1e-a19.30-n430.50-v1254.img.xz
If this OS will not find your gpu please let us know on admin@simplemining.net and please leave your rig running.
Also please note that claymore and many miners does not support 5700 cards. Phoenixminer supports this card as far as i remember.

Just to let u know, OS boots normally and finds GPU as RX5700 XT, I used phoenixminer and it started to mine but with 0MH/s. tried to OC/UV but OS freezes right away.

Yeah, i also tested it and i checked what is wrong.
Phoenix does not support RX5700XT gpu on linux. It only supports it on windows

I found miner that support this gpu and it is wildrig, als xmrig or stack should support this gpu.
Anyway under linux there is still not so much support, probably due to very low profitability Sad

Well, Phoenixminer do support it under Linux, it is rather a driver issue with NAVI support. As for the profitability these cards are almost 100% better than RX580 doing 52MH/s at 92W. Unfortunately that will not last as ETH2.0 is coming next year...

92W at the wall? I think it's more like 120W. Rx580 uses the same doing 32 Mh/s, so if you take into consideration you can buy 2 x Rx580 for one Navi then it's not quite 100% better. I would say less close to 25% better Wink

Only if you pay quite a lot for power then I agree with you.

92W at the wall, YES (for the card alone) I have one rig with 3xRX580 running 94MH/s at 430W at the wall and another with 2xRX5700XT running 104MH/s at 260W at the wall. It may be less than 100% better, but still it is almost there. RX580 is doing 0.204MH/z per 1W and RX5700 XT is doing 0.4MH/s per 1W or 1MH/s for 4.89W against 1MH/s for 2.5W if you want. My electricity cost is 11c per kWh. You do the math...