Quote from: PhoenixMiner on Today at 07:55:44 AM

Quote from: buraz11 on Today at 07:21:03 AM

to phoenix, it was under hiveos, 17.50 drivers i think, ALL the gpus affected had samsung memory, elpida and hynix rigs were running fine, also the gpus were 8gb

Just testing with 17.40 drivers and Asus RX480 8GB with Samsung memory - no issues with DAG generation on ETH (epoch 379).

Quote from: Branko on Today at 07:36:16 AM

Any idea why RX560s dropped from roughly 15 to 10 MH/s when mining ETC?
Latest PM, latest windows AMD driver

Ubiq for example is working fine

The latest Windows driver (20.11.3) is NOT supported by the current version PhoenixMiner, so it probably switched to generic kernels, which are quite a bit slower.

Quote from: vydelek on Today at 07:41:23 AM

PHOENIXMINER PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!! MINING ETH - ETHERMINE POOL

Good day,
I have drivers in WIN10 BETA and HIVE OS drivers at 19.30. Both have the latest version of PM. Unfortunately, the performance of both decreased by a few percent. On one farm from 3447 MHs to 3434 MHs and the other farm from 6738 MHs to 6721 MHs. Please solve the problem.

There are two methods to create and organize the DAG buffer on AMD cards: the first one is better as it provides slightly higher hashrate, and slightly lower power usage. However it stops working when the DAG size is over 3.9-4 GB, and we are forced to use the second method. The exact limit depends on the drivers (it appears that for some drivers it is on the current epoch 379) even 6GB and 8GB cards will have to use the second method. You may try running auto-tune again to find the best -gt values for the new epoch but the hashrate will be lower with about 0.1 MH/s per card.

Good day,
I tried to turn the PM off and on again but there is still less power and a little more power. Please, it is possible to make it the same as it did. More power and less consumption?