Quote from: dastardlyman12 on June 16, 2021, 09:45:58 PM

I manage about 30 amd rigs in the birmingham area of the uk.

really like your miner - it does all you claim and is slightly better than the competition.
its especially good on radeon VII and rx5700 .

at present the rigs all have the following set in the config.txt file
core clock
mem clock
core volts
mem volts
fixed fan speed
max temp before gpu throttles (this is vital)

theres other stuff but those 6 things are the main ones.

if your miner could set those 6 things within its config - i would dump the competition and use your miner on all rigs.
yes i know about overdriventool and msi afterburner but in my experience on rigs with 470, 570,480,580,5500, 5700, radeon vii -
those tools are hit and miss and too much trubble .
we use windows 10 ghost spectre (no updates, bloat or telemetry) and mostly amd driver 20.9.1
the one rig that isnt 20.9.1 - has a vega frontier edition 16gb water cooled - i should do a video on
that rig - what a palaver to get that card mining. but we did it with driver 19.7.1 and the registry hack

ghost spectre rocks - you will be amazed. no updates . rock solid . tiny ram usage . tiny disk usage.
best wishes from manchester uk

Clocks/voltage support is being worked on, most probably windows only in the first release.

Fan support already exists, see --fan_control in the USAGE.txt docs (incl tracking core and/or mem temp, using a static speed, defined min/max range and more), but we've also fixed some Navi fan control issues for the next release.

For temps, we don't throttle per se to keep the gpu running close to the limit, it's assumed the user should make sure to keep temps within the expected range and the protection is rather against broken fans or similar incidents. We do a hard cutoff at 85C (default) and stop mining until the gpu reaches 65C again. See --temp_limit and --temp_resume for more info.

Last, I'm sure you're well aware that VIIs do excel under linux with our C-mode becoming available after a few kernel parameter tweaks, just mentioning it just in case. I'm guessing running is homogeneous environment is more important for you guys.