Worked for me so dunno what you are talking about

If u did all ur home work on bios tweaking and voltage setting u should definitly be able to. Have been running one of my rigs with 6x rx580 on 1x 1000W PSU for very long time without any issues.

Ofc the heavier algos demand more power like ethash. But with all 6 cards doing well above 31 MHs the whole rig consumes 880W. But running lighter ones like some CN variants it only draws around 600W

Best thing u can do is get urself one of those plugs u can set between ur wall socket and ur miner to see actual power consumption. This helps me a lot both in controlling the amount of power drawn and ofc costs and makes finding ur aweet spot much easier.

Hope this helps a bit.

Had a lot of fun the last couple of weeks/months doing all the dailies and investing the $Beta to test the platform.

Turns out its real easy now investing in cryptos using bundles.

Hi,

Been using the miner for couple of days now and i dunno what it is but it looks like its getting tired.
It starts hopefull at decent hashrate but gets slower and slower the longer the miner is running.

Here are some examples taken from the miner screen:


I then rebooted the miner and restarted the software and again it started decent while dropping the longer its running.
so i then did another reboot (now shutting down and cutting power before rebooting) but now its looking even more dramatic. Hashrate is now around 4.75Kh/s and is not going up where it should be around 5.6kh/s

(edit) Running window 10
Using 6x ASUS RX 580 dual OC 8Gb cards.
driver: Crimson blockchain driver
Bios stepping modded for ethash.
Core: 1150
Core voltage: 900
Mem: 2160
Mem voltage: 950

Any suggestions why its getting slower all the time?

BR Jack