You need to know where the hashrate is dropped. After start and some minutes the hashrate is stable. If it is a drop normally is a card that go down. Have you seen in which card happens that? That could help to try to find the problem
I use Windows 10 pro. the pool is Binance. The same is true in HUB mining pool. The miner does not collapse, he works with a smaller hashrate. It drops from 250-256 to 237-238. My cards are fashionable and well optimized to develop 32mh/s for one card. I just want if there can be a command to restart the miner if the hashrate decreases. This often happens at 8-9 hours of work of the miner.
do you have good airflow. A gpu will thermal throttle if it gets to hot. Which means lower the core clock to attempt to stay under a certain temp. That would lower ur hashrate. You could also have ur memory clock to high and ur getting memory errors. You can check this by using hwinfo app.
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The room is very well cooled. I just need a command to restart the miner if it reduces the hashrate.
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