Quote from: zorachus99 on December 25, 2020, 11:42:42 PM

Quote from: groovytechno on December 25, 2020, 10:41:11 PM

Guys, like most of you, I've been using Claymore for years and loved every single minute of it. My 32 gpu's hashed away beautifully. Since Claymore miner stopped working, I have decided to give PhoenixMiner a try.

I'm hoping someone here can help me makes sense of this.

I've got four (AMD 580 8GB) rigs Mining ETH totalling 32 GPUs. All are hashing away (according to phoenixminer) between 29-31 mh/s per card, just very similar to what I was getting with Claymore's Miner.

I'm used to getting well over 1000 mh/s worth of shares with those rigs. In fact, Nanopool is showing that my reported hashrate is about that as well, except my Current-Hashrate and 6-hour average hashrate hovers around 730 mh/s and my shares reflect that.

I've tried undervolting, not undervolting, adjusting my clock speeds from super high to super low and I"m getting essentially the same results no matter what. Been testing this for well over a few weeks.

My concern is the amount of shares I'm getting with my little mini-farm. After hydro expenses I'm left with peanuts.
All that mining equipment I feel is going to waste.

It just seems suspicious and depressing that pointing 32 GPU's (roughtly 1000 mh/s) at a pool with cards that were all performing perfectly for some time are generating substantially less shares, to the point where it almost makes it not all too worth it to mine anymore. getting about 33.3% less shares, and unfortunately hydro costs are up here in Canada making my 'profits' super bleek and light.

Anyone know of another miner or any tricks I may be missing to get my fair share of shares for hashpower.

There's gotta be a more viable solution to make use of several thousands of $ in mining equipment with re-occurring monthly expenses.

I'm using the latest AMD drivers and the latest PhoenixMiner.

Is anyone here at all perfectly happy with the performance of their 580 8GB rigs?

Image shows what I was getting with Claymore and then with PhoenixMiner

Image shows what I'm now getting with PhoenixMiner

Wake up, difficulty increased by 33%

and there are new much more efficient GPUs, not to mention ASICs so time has come to sell ( doubt solar is of any help in Canada ). Maybe use ( if you have it there ) low tariff during night...