Hmm depends - on Windows that can happen, on Linux I would say no!

Working heavily on lolMiner 1.12 to correct what happened in Windows ... my strategy to allocate memory was a bit too aggressive there and I seem to read / write locations I should not touch. Will be fixed soon




Hey there. I have to admit I was not able to do much work for the Hawaii cards yet. They work somehow, but seem slower then other miners. This has architecture reasons - every architecture reacts a bit different to the code and optimizations and R9 390 have GCN2, while e.g. R9 380 / R9 Fury and RX 470 - 590 are GCN 3. Thus it might happen that my codes for 380 are quicker then for 390. Once I sorted out other problems of the miner I will go back to scratchboard and see what I can do for the older architectures.



By the way if you wonder what I currently do:
lolMiner 1.12 will get ethash support for NV cards - not tuned to the max, but may be an option for mixed rigs. Also slightly improved the Fiji (Fury) & 470-590 kernels, addend support for the ETC dag size reduction that will happen from epoch 390 and working on fixing defect shares in Windows. Busy days