You can use ODNT to easily create a PPT similar to my clocks/voltages listed on the right.  Only difference is that you may need to use mem P2 set to 1028 (and lock out P3), in order to take advantage of the power savings of a reduced SOC clock.

Btw, if you really want to get crazy, there's been a lot of noise about flashing a 64 w/ a 56 BIOS (yes, the reverse of what most people have been doing) to get higher hashrates at lower power.  Not sure which models this actually works for tho, and haven't tried it myself... yet.

I would want to see the roadmap listed here.
And I hope to see CFUND list on Crex24 exchange
This is a very good exchange for new projects

want to set up master nodes wallet never fully sync it shows 1 minute behind sometimes 12 sec behind what to do

Okay.... I found the issue.

It was the drivers.

The way, you, Roland were doing things were entirely different.

By default, the RX *70 and *80 cards maximum Raw Intensity is 512 at -w 4 and 2 threads.

BUT, the Compute mode (BlockChain driver), is the thing that helps with overcoming this issue.

I tested today with 17.12.11 with Gaming mode, Compute mode, the mentioned strap, and sgminer configs of 512/4/2 and 896/8/2.

Results were as follow:
235w at wall (whole rig, testing only the 580, so assume ~100w for card, ~80% PSU eff.). For all straps and configs. Temps ... around the same.

1380mhz Core/2000mhz Mem, 1100mv/750mv.

Roland strap, 512/4/2, gaming mode : 750h/s.
Roland strap, 512/4/2, compute mode : 750h/s.
Roland strap, 896/8/2, gaming mode : ~700h/s.
Roland strap, 896/8/2, compute mode : 950h/s.

My strap, 512/4/2, gaming mode : 950h/s.
My strap, 512/4/2, compute mode : 950h/s.
My strap, 896/8/2, gaming mode : ~750h/s.
My strap, 896/8/2, compute mode : 1024h/s.

i have ruuning on stock standard and crash again. degrees of my cards 66C-71C..

hi

i'm a newbie to this.


just started mining and have newbie question

when i was mining ethereum (same set, same gpu's, same everything) i was getting 26 Mh/s

now i'm mining zcash (same set, same gpu's, same everything) i'm getting 600 H/s

can some one explain it

thanks

I'm running 7 msi gaming 1060 x 6g cards.
windows 10 anniversary edition
376.09 geforce driver
afterburner settings: +140 core clock, +950 mem clock.
dual mining eth/sia
only setting changed from default in miner: -dcri is set to 46
average effective hashrate for last 24 hours for eth according to ethermine.org is 167.7 MH/S (averaging 152.83 shares per hour)
calculated average hashrate for last 24 hours for sia according to nanopool.org is 2640.9 MH/S (averaging 61.7 shares per hour)
i'm calculating shares per hour by the info given in claymore (total shares divided by number of hours its been running). nanopool is reporting that i'm getting about 3 or slightly more times that number of shares of sia per hour.
rig drawing 1130 watts.

i just started running claymore 10. previous claymore did seem slightly more stable, but v10 has only been running for 23 hours.
a notable improvement with claymore 10 is that at 23 hours, i have 0 rejected shares of either eth or sia. I was getting 1 and rarely even a second rejected eth share every 1000 accepted shares with previous claymore.

any questions or tips/advice are appreciated.

IF you are trying to break your laptop - just give it to me.

Hi Claymore .
Can you please add allcoins ubq next update .. Thats will be great
Thanks

I have a rig with a 6xRX480 Asus.
I am with a dag driver.
Gore clock is 1160.
Mem clock is 2020.
The speed is 4511 h/s.

Is this ok or a need to change something to have a better performance?

Increase in the core speed doesn't have much effect in xmr mining.

I have just released a new Monero miner. Profitable on on the gtx 1060 (3gb)

Preresults:

gpu 0: Gigabyte g1 gaming (micron memory)
gpu 3: Inno3d 1070 (samsung memory)
gpu 4: Gainward 1060 3gb (samsung memory)



I have also tested on the 980ti (g1 gaming) and get around 700h/s
With max oc I get 814H/s with samsung memory cards (gtx 1070).

With the sp-mod, monero is more profitable than zcash and ethereum

I've found a stock of rx560 4gb at a good price, Linux drivers actually work on these cards so I'm feeling calmer now...

AMD has working beta drivers for the 550 they should release them ASAP because I'm not happy with my new paperweight.

So I got an RX 550 4GB to test it out and tossed it in with 3 other RX 480s...

"Selected OpenCL device index 3 doesn't exist."

I can't believe this, the amdgpu-pro driver doesn't support this card. There's no fucking Linux driver for this card!  

Windows drivers don't support more than 8 GPUs, what is this nonsense??


The Vega hashes at 41 MH/s (ETH) for 300W... GARBAGE! and there are no other cards left. NVIDIA, fucking useless!!!


HEY FUCK YOU AMD!!!!

edit:

Instant paperweight, let me explain;

I can't return it because there's nothing wrong with the hardware or the Windows drivers included on the CD it came with. I can't use it because my Windows box is a free win 10 upgrade from win 7 that was upgraded from win XP. What CD-KEY do I use? The OS is tied to the mainboard and the mainboard has all the pcie slots fried, I'm using the on board video now. There's more to this key issue too, Windows Store is broken because it's confused over the keys and it refuses to load the calculator and other apps, the OS literally can't even add 1+1.

The Linux OpenCL is 100% broken and has been for months, AMD does nothing. My new mainboard to replace the fried one has 13 pcie slots but Windows only supports 8 GPUs, that's if I buy a new copy of Windows (throwing good money after bad, I think not).

I got sold the RX 550 working with Linux, it states so on their web page. I WAS MISLED!!!!!!!

hi i need bat to turn my fans on 75%  i already set a lot of conf and did a lots of tests but never fun work ! i have 4 gpu rx 570 thanks