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anyone having issues with RX 6800??

My 6800 Fighter is constantly fluctuating between 40 and 62mhs, from 100w to 180w, regardless of what settings I input in radeon wattman.
But I dont know if its a compatibility issue, since I have all kind of cards in my rig (2x3080, 3070, 5700xt, 1080ti, 6800) and the Fighter is my main card( the one giving signal to the monitor)
Anyone else experiencing same issue?

Have you tried running them in Afterburner?

I think the settings for RX 6000 series can only be applied in wattman... Otherwise I'm using afterburner for all the other cards.

Totally right, Fast Timming for example is only seteable in Radeon software.

Everthing is good here
I have ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon RX 6800 OC cards with Afterburner 4.6.3 reaching 64.305 MH/s.

-Windows 10 Pro
-Memory RAM 16 GB PC
-All Cards have the same configuration with: Afterburner 4.6.3
-Core voltage 850 (mV)
-Power limit 0
-Core Clock 1200
-memory clock 2150
-Fan speed 50%
-50C to 52C. 126W to 127W

The only thing is that they only show 30 CUs (Computing Units) instead of 60 CUs.
The RX 580s display 36 CUs.
Maybe some scholar knows why ...

User redsnoW told me that to achieve an increase in hashrate in these GPUS, we would need to exceed the memory OC limit and make more time modifications (which are currently blocked)

Excuse my bad English :-)