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 or less. I am setting GT value at startup so it's not auto-tuning. Any thoughts?
Hey I just saw your post. Have you looked at the memory temperature? This can be the only reason why your core clock drops after it started mining. AMD automatically thermal throttles when memory reaches above 105C and has nothing to do with the miner, not simplemining OS.
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Re: PhoenixMiner 5.3b: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
anyone having their rigs stuck mining at mininpoolhub, even though commandline is on another pool? Can I believe is devfee not switching back correctly?
using phoenix 5.3b
Yes im having similar problem and no one able to help to solve it. There something wrong when switching Devfee times. it makes my ports full then gets stuck. if you restart your rig it will work normal again for 20 hours something like that then again same problem.
@ Phoenix need your expertise here. Where are you?
I found the issue. when user pool fails to connect, it falls to miningpoolhub for some reason. I am not sure why this is happening though.
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Re: PhoenixMiner 5.3b: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
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anyone having their rigs stuck mining at mininpoolhub, even though commandline is on another pool? Can I believe is devfee not switching back correctly?
using phoenix 5.3b
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Re: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Easiest way to mine and manage all your rigs !!!
Is there a way to include older NVIDIA GPU support in the new image for the RX series (400-500 and new 5000 series)?
I have room for a few more gpu's in my rig but only have some 1060s and 1070s. LOL
For example, I have a rigs with rx470s, rx5700's and Radeon 7's, but would like to add Nvidia 1060-1070 as well on the same rigs.
Hello, mixing AMD and Nvidia GPU is not supported by simplemining. it never had and i don't think it ever will. It doesn't stop you from loading them on a rig, but you won't be able to overclock one of the brand.
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Re: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Easiest way to mine and manage all your rigs !!!
Hello, you can use Group OC to save your overclocks, and assign to your rigs are you wish.
Yeah but i guess he means that in rig he would like to see other previous used OC's for this specific rig. If he has for example 20 rigs and creating super tunes clocks for each indifivually like 1000,1050,1000,1040 - then 20 goups of OC + another 20 groups for other algho would be a mess. It is still hard to even think how i could make this easier
that's why you name your Group OC so you know what they are for?
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Re: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Easiest way to mine and manage all your rigs !!!
I have an question. Does SMOS require any specific CPU? Or can it be run at this computer? https://www.pine64.org/?page_id=61454 If so, you could turn that badass to a 4 graphics card mining machine
this device has an ARM processor. you would require an OS that support RISC instruction set. Simplemining OS is based on Ubuntu, and does not support this hardware.
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Re: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Easy to use GPU MINING Operating System
Why is this line in your program ? Home/miner/.viminfo <{"status":"ok","minerPath":"\/root\/miner\/ethminer-0.11.0\/ethminer","minerOptions":"-G -RH -HWMON -S etc-eu1.nanopool.org:19999 -O 0x72f27e3e4a3c2402fa784491f709f56148551f76.rx580\/cryptoscum@gmail.com --farm-recheck 5000 --cl-local-work 256 --cl-global-work 16384 --cl-parallel-hash 2","ocCore":"1145","ocMemory":"2000","ocPowerlimit":"3","ocTempTarget":"75","ocFanSpeedMin":"80","srrEnabled":null,"srrSerial":null,"srrSlot":null,"ocVddc":""}
If you exit Vim and later start it again, you would normally lose a lot of information. The viminfo file can be used to remember that information, which enables you to continue where you left off.
dev should have just put it there to remember stuffs when testing images if i understand right.