8:41 AM] todxx: On polaris we've seen varying results depending on clocks/voltages/timings, typically results are in the +0-2% improvment range, with typical values in the +0.5-1% range
[8:42 AM] todxx: We haven't done extensive tune testing, but so far we've seen that TRM will run the same or slightly better in terms of stability for a given hardware configuration.
[8:42 AM] todxx: Some of our early testers reported being able to lower voltage slightly more than with CM/PM
[8:44 AM] todxx: Also you'll need to keep in mind that I'm referring to poolside hashrate here (I.E. real effective hashrate).  We've noticed that CM/PM are often optimistic about reporting their hashrate compared to actual effective hashrate.
[8:45 AM] todxx: You can see this in PM directly as it prints the effective/pool hashrate in the miner, and it is typically less than the hashrate it reports for GPUs
[8:50 AM] todxx: As for vega, we do see a consistent +1.5-2% over other miners for Vegas with samsung mem.  Vega 56s with hynix mem do much much better with trm and the right tuning, easily hitting 50Mh/s with very low power usage.
[8:51 AM] todxx: For the VII we are seeing +5-7% increase in hashrate compared to other miners.
[8:55 AM] todxx: To get good performance on the VIIs you'll need to make sure you're running the v106 bios, hence the pinned message above with the v106 bios installer.