Just recently checked my account. Provided KYC docs, account now says something like "can no longer offer service" and "please withdraw your coins". When I go to withdraw, transaction fails due to "account suspended". Emailing support daily, they have have run out of excuses and no longer respond. Scam. Hope the Estonian authorities step in.

Just got my Z11 buyback today. Withdrawal in progress...

Waiting for Z11 buyback for 1 week, nothing so far.

They've shut down comments on their Telegram group a/o Aug 9th. Lack of transparency, poor communication, and some bad luck but now could be escalating to exit scam. Just my thoughts.

I am not running any Nvidia cards, but I just happen to look at this today and my guess would be that Phoenixminer takes offsets for NV rather than direct values, i.e. from page 1:

-cclock <n> Set GPU core clock in MHz (0 for default). For Nvidia cards use relative values (e.g. -300 or +400)
-cvddc <n> Set GPU core voltage in mV (0 for default). For Nvidia cards use relative values (e.g. -300 or +400)
-mclock <n> Set GPU memory clock in MHz (0 for default)
-mvddc <n> Set GPU memory voltage in mV (0 for default)

Just a guess, but thought I'd chime in....

I am now, but it looks like SMOS was reporting the same number only averaged for some number of seconds so I think I have a handle on the actual clock speed being used so I am now focusing on just one GPU specifically that exhibits this behavior. So just to be clear I am now setting the clock rates and voltages using the following inputs to PM:

-cclock 1300 -mclock 900 -cvddc 800

At startup SMOS shows those exact values and a hashrate of ~52 MH/s. After about five minutes the core clock drops to between 845 and 880 and changes every few seconds but is now hashing at only ~36 MH/s.

Seems like some loop is targeting the core clock to compensate for something it perceives to be wrong or suboptimal in some way sacrificing hashrate in the process. What I don't understand is 1) which program is doing this (by process of elimination I'd guess it's the driver) and 2) if it is capable of hashing at 52 MH/s why can't I (or how can I) just force it to retain those values and either crash or start throwing HW errors or something. My best guess at this point is that the driver could just be designed to protect the card at all costs and maybe the chip in this particular one is from a lower quality bin?

Interesting. I get slightly better total hashrate when I pass the clocks and voltage directly into PM but the clocks still drop in the first minute or so on a few individual GPUs. I'm now thinking it could be the drivers; PM mentions that the drivers sometimes don't hold the specified voltages but maybe that applies to clocks too....?

Thanks. Yes, same result when I let it auto-tune. One thing I just thought of is it might be SMOS that is lowering them although I haven 't seen anything in the SMOS interface that suggests that. Not sure if I can set the clock speeds through PM but will look into that next.

Anyone know why Phoenixminer lowers the core clockrate on some GPUs (and not others of the same model on the same rig) after they start up and successfully hash at ~50 MH/s for a few minutes? I am starting all my RX 5700s at 1300/900 (core/memory) and they all start out at ~50 then for some reason PM lowers the clock rates on some which end up hashing at around 40 MH/s instead. I am setting GT value at startup so it's not auto-tuning. Thoughts? 

Well they did it once (firmware update) for eth. the new etc algo can be mined with 3gb so i don't see why they wouldn't at least consider another update to allow it to mine etc rather than just let it become a garage heater and/or doorstop.

My e3 with updated firmware just stopped mining eth today. Anyone know if a new firmware update will be available for new algo etchash?

Any idea when you guys expect to be able add the RX 6800 to the top GPUs page?

Sooo, anyone know when next availability will be and where? 

Anyone else using Claymore on Ethos? Was working fine 6 months ago, but now I am getting only 8 mhs per RX480 instead of around 26-28 mhs. I have the latest Ethos version 1.3.3 and have run Ethos's update-miners command which seemed to work.

Anyone else unable to login right now? Login button says "waiting".....

Just downloaded win64 version. Manual pdf doesn't even list GRIN. BEAM only. Github shows grin... but not for windows I guess? Anyone know?

Anyone hearing anything about StrongU U6 Dash miners being delivered anywhere?

I know, lots of "any"s ....

Curious why the G32 is not selling. Seems to be the best nominal value among Hashnest offerings.

 

Anyone else having low ETH hashrate on ethOS? I'm getting around 9 mhs per AMD card, s/b 22-27. Both Claymore and ETHMiner have the same issue, so I'm wondering if there is a settings fix....

Wen Claymore GrinMiner? Need Windows/AMD RX570 16GB CuckAToo31 support!