I keep getting this, even when I add a new API? Is there a solution?
Many thanks
https://i.imgur.com/vmOEtMp.jpg

I am trying out this miner with good results so far.

I do however have one problem that I cannot seem to resolve. No matter how many pools I enter into epools.txt the miner ALWAYS reports that I have one more pool then I have actually entered. If I only have a single line in epools.txt the miner reports two pools when it starts, it tries to connect to the first one and fails because it simply does not exist ("could not resolve host"). After some time it tries the second pool (witch in fact is the first and only one) and it starts mining.


This example is working perfectly fine with claymore, but not with phoenix.



I have the same problem on quite a few rigs. They are all running HiveOS (latest version).

Any suggested solutions?

Can someone who has this mother board Bios settings working for more than 8 GPUs share the settings?

If you have like 10 nVidia (my case) or similar (> same cards.

Thx

Thanks.

The current version on github has still a few minor but annoying bugs, one of them being that it declares a miner that can be downvolted more as "tuned" and exits. I have a version that has these fixed as well as the tuning process improved that I am currently testing on my miners. I will push that version to github in the next two days and will post here then.

Regarding the script running multiple times: That's no problem, the script turns the voltage down as long as there is less than 1 error/min on the respective chain, once there is more errors it starts to increase the voltage again until a point is found where it sill produces errors but less than 1/min and chain.
You can run it as often as you like, with every run it should tune your miner closer to it's ideal voltage at current conditions (frequency and ambient).

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 if someone could reply with the image displayed, it would be appreciated

There are fresh 17.50 drivers and there are some mentions of vega in it. Will test it if I find any vega at my disposal. Or even you can write me of you give me ssh to your rig with hive.

Thanks for the reply.

I forgot to mention that I will be using 13 GTX 1070's so will I be able to use afterburner to tweak my settings?

I found one small feature is missing; "Profiles". It'd be awesome to have profiling feature so we can create different profiles which is technically a mixture of a wallet, miner program, and if possible overclocking settings.

Cause in linux your setting for memory is about ​​GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset

So for basic, transfer rate of your memory = Memory Freq x 2

So OC on Windows will be

Core +190 / Memory +600

What is your model by the way +190 on Core seems impressive ...

that's because its not easy to find the names and model numbers, I know because I make my own for my rigs
took me few months to find the right names, part numbers, comparing this with that, and even made a couple mistakes and ordered shit that was useless to me, someone isn't just going to hand you that list. took those of us that already know how to make those types of cables some time to sources the right information and then find the correct corresponding parts