Quote from: sk0mi on October 29, 2020, 10:21:02 PM

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Quote from: dudee on October 25, 2020, 05:43:04 PM

8x580
phoenix 238mhs, clay 243mhs
why such difference? long time ago mined eth and phoenix was faster.

With Phoenix it's need to use AMD memory tweak tool to set REF parameter. Claymore can do this by -rxboost option. Phoenix not.

With Claymore, since you have Polaris cards, not only -rxboost 30, but -strap 1 or -strap 2 also. (-strap will boost way much more than -rxboost) ...think these are Windows ONLY...maybe I'm wrong
I still use Claymore for injecting straps into my RX470s while using Phoenix for actual mining.
Just start Claymore with -rxboost 30 and -strap 2, disable all cards, minimize it and then run Phoenix. Wink

*found that while I was doing some other work with Claymore in background minimized and then I saw other people do it also with Phoenix
Sadly for me, Claymore won't work with latest drivers, so now I use it on just one rig with 18.12.1.1 driver.
With 20.8.1 Claymore just crashes for me. Sad

It only works for Polaris cards, I think. For other cards AmdMemTweak is doing same job, but one have to know to use it...
I still haven't found right parameters for my RX470s with Hynix memory, don't have enough knowledge and time...some day, maybe, some other cards... Undecided

I'm very happy using overdriventool with individual profiles for each gpu - polaris is @850mv 1120-1180MHz:1900-2200MHz (depending on the memory), same with timings with amdmemtweak, those you can also apply after the dag generation. (all from scheduler with highest privilege) and then you are free from any miner specific configs and can also finetune for different algos