Try to upgrade to the latest drivers. On linux you can try to add swap.
We are reducing the number of releases but still working on improvements.
Note that we have upgraded the atiadlxx.dll to a later version, so copying the exe file only into an older folder with an old atiadlxx.dll might have issues.
I'm running the 5.11.1001 AMD drivers that HiveOS provides -- I've messed around with updating the AMD drivers before and while it's possible -- there's always something that breaks because of it. I added 48G of swap, but 'free -m' is showing I don't need any swap and there is still roughly 12 GB of free RAM. I am running the TBM code supplied by hive for version 1.61, so all the files are what is found within the distro.
I punched up the voltages and switched mining over to MiningPoolHub to see if there was any difference and I still had an AMD GPU timeout on me... Next step is to drop the intensity values on a couple of cards to see if they remain functional and only the higher intensity cards fail.
I'm also getting a 3090Ti delivered in a couple of days -- I'm curious to see how much I can crank out of that card!
Just curious, how did you upgrade the HiveOS AMD drivers? It seems like it's quite tricky, I need to test latest 21.50 because I have an unsupported APU that does not work with 20.40