Quote from: mollov on Today at 10:15:18 AM

I'm having problem with dag350 and generating it... used -dagrestart 2 (and 1) but if the miner starts to generate this dag, the phoenix miner crashes... 4GB RX580, Win 10, 8 card rig, using the onboard video for windows 2D...

I'm using the Blockchain drivers (working no problems until now)... could the problem be with the driver?

Blockchain drivers are too old - we haven't tested with them but it is likely that the problem is caused by them. See this post for the recommended driver versions for 4 GB AMD cards: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2647654.msg54502449#msg54502449

Quote from: nikqz on May 30, 2020, 01:29:40 PM

hi
How to make sure that when reaching for example 62 degrees, the mining intensity decreases so as not to exceed the temperature threshold. What commands to put in a batch file. Driver version 19.7.5 mining 5.0b (my current settings, but on them the temperature continues to rise and above 62 degrees without reducing the intensity of mining -tt 61 -tstop 67 -tstart 50 -tmax 62 -fcm (0 or 2) -fanmin 50)

There is not such feature (reducing mining intensity to keep the temperature in check). You should use -tmax, which lowers the GPU core clocks when it reaches the target temperature. If it doesn't work, try a newer driver version (e.g. 2.4.2) and if still doesn't work, let us know what cards you are using.