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Please answer if you can.
1. I have 2 free M.2 slots on my mobo "Asus z270a prime" will both slots work?
2. How many GPUs can 1 device help? If you have 2 on a single mobo does it help with straight gains? or just help an additional x cards?
3. Im currently HiveOS and been using many Linux Distros, will this be supported in terms of a how to get it working on linux?
4. My current Setup i have 13 x RX 570 on a single Asus z270a prime with 2 free m.2 slots do you expect to see hash gains on all cards or just "x" amount? What would be your ideal setup in theory (if you can apply it to my setup i.e run 1 in my setup or 2)? Even if the gains are low but the power draw is significantly reduced would it be reduced on all cards? All cards are at PCIE GEN2
I totally understand it all needs to be tested etc... In just trying to understand if 1-2 cards were implemented how do cards interact.... is there a finite limit in terms of number of cards etc.
Cheers
1. I have 2 free M.2 slots on my mobo "Asus z270a prime" will both slots work?
2. How many GPUs can 1 device help? If you have 2 on a single mobo does it help with straight gains? or just help an additional x cards?
3. Im currently HiveOS and been using many Linux Distros, will this be supported in terms of a how to get it working on linux?
4. My current Setup i have 13 x RX 570 on a single Asus z270a prime with 2 free m.2 slots do you expect to see hash gains on all cards or just "x" amount? What would be your ideal setup in theory (if you can apply it to my setup i.e run 1 in my setup or 2)? Even if the gains are low but the power draw is significantly reduced would it be reduced on all cards? All cards are at PCIE GEN2
I totally understand it all needs to be tested etc... In just trying to understand if 1-2 cards were implemented how do cards interact.... is there a finite limit in terms of number of cards etc.
Cheers
Looks like a cool project David.
Please answer if you can.
1. I have 2 free M.2 slots on my mobo "Asus z270a prime" will both slots work?
2. How many GPUs can 1 device help? If you have 2 on a single mobo does it help with straight gains? or just help an additional x cards?
3. Im currently HiveOS and been using many Linux Distros, will this be supported in terms of a how to get it working on linux?
4. My current Setup i have 13 x RX 570 on a single Asus z270a prime with 2 free m.2 slots do you expect to see hash gains on all cards or just "x" amount? What would be your ideal setup in theory (if you can apply it to my setup i.e run 1 in my setup or 2)? Even if the gains are low but the power draw is significantly reduced would it be reduced on all cards? All cards are at PCIE GEN2
I totally understand it all needs to be tested etc... In just trying to understand if 1-2 cards were implemented how do cards interact.... is there a finite limit in terms of number of cards etc.
Cheers
Please answer if you can.
1. I have 2 free M.2 slots on my mobo "Asus z270a prime" will both slots work?
2. How many GPUs can 1 device help? If you have 2 on a single mobo does it help with straight gains? or just help an additional x cards?
3. Im currently HiveOS and been using many Linux Distros, will this be supported in terms of a how to get it working on linux?
4. My current Setup i have 13 x RX 570 on a single Asus z270a prime with 2 free m.2 slots do you expect to see hash gains on all cards or just "x" amount? What would be your ideal setup in theory (if you can apply it to my setup i.e run 1 in my setup or 2)? Even if the gains are low but the power draw is significantly reduced would it be reduced on all cards? All cards are at PCIE GEN2
I totally understand it all needs to be tested etc... In just trying to understand if 1-2 cards were implemented how do cards interact.... is there a finite limit in terms of number of cards etc.
Cheers
Started using this pool and its working well. Its def not the normal "cookie cutter" UBIQ type of pool. Some of the features seem really cool. Personally love the favorites option.
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v10.4 (Windows/Linux)
Im currently using EthOS 1.2.9 + Claymore 10.4 (manually added Claymore 10.4).
I am not seeing any increase in hash..... Has anyone actually been able to get the extra % that was stated in the 10.3/10.4 update?
Let me know
Cheers
I am not seeing any increase in hash..... Has anyone actually been able to get the extra % that was stated in the 10.3/10.4 update?
Let me know
Cheers
Hi All
I am currently using EthOS and recently I have seen they have the ability to set voltages on the RX series cards (noted below in change log).
ethOS 1.2.4 changelog (released September 3rd 2017)
Major Changes
Increased RX series hashrate by fixing hashrate drops caused by DAG growth.
Added ability to set voltage for RX series GPUs.
I have personally tried this but I am not seeing a change in the watts consumed from wall. The only time I see a change in watts is when the powertune/powerstage is changed. Can anyone help? Has anyone got this working?
Please and thank you.
I am currently using EthOS and recently I have seen they have the ability to set voltages on the RX series cards (noted below in change log).
ethOS 1.2.4 changelog (released September 3rd 2017)
Major Changes
Increased RX series hashrate by fixing hashrate drops caused by DAG growth.
Added ability to set voltage for RX series GPUs.
I have personally tried this but I am not seeing a change in the watts consumed from wall. The only time I see a change in watts is when the powertune/powerstage is changed. Can anyone help? Has anyone got this working?
Please and thank you.
I see the following has been added to latest release. Has anyone had any success with RX voltage. Ive tried but it seems the powerstage/powertune trumps it?!?!? Can anyone tell me how the voltage works with the RX Cards (i use 570,580 cards).
-Added ability to set voltage for RX series GPUs.
-Added ability to set voltage for RX series GPUs.
Re: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Easy to use GPU MINING Operating System
Perfect solution for SMOS would be to have additional two fields (OC page) related to mem/core voltage but as I understand it's not possible. Right?
Its a limitation of the AMD Linux drivers, nothing tytanik can do about it.
I am starting to love nvidia over amd but nvidia also has some stupid limitations
I have not tired EthOS but it looks like they have something in change logs for latest update.
Major Changes:
Increased RX series hashrate by fixing hashrate drops caused by DAG growth.
Added ability to set voltage for RX series GPUs. <<< i cant validate this but since its also ubuntu maybe figure out how they did it (if it works)
Re: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Easy to use GPU MINING Operating System
@tytanick, have you seen this post:
Does it apply for SMOS too?
Here is the solution for linux amdgpu blockchain fix:
The new ROCm Kernel works great, my hashrate went from 155 > 167Mhs/s with 6*RX470 with Ubuntu 16.4
#Install new ROCm Kernel:
wget -qO - http://repo.radeon.com/rocm/apt/debian/rocm.gpg.key | sudo apt-key add -
sudo sh -c 'echo deb [arch=amd64] http://repo.radeon.com/rocm/apt/debian/ xenial main > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/rocm.list'
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install rocm
#edit grub
sudo nano /etc/default/grub
#2MB fragments for Ellesmere are enabled with a grub option:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="amdgpu.vm_fragment_size=9"
sudo update-grub
sudo reboot
choose new Kernel and its done!
Thx to gstoner from ROCm Github.
Feel free to donate if you happy ;-)
ETH:0xccad3d66b29ae2924df835df1417169ca59943b5
BTC:12F7uXSpTwVhf4ppdh92uieAvrevZ4ShEf
Greetz
The new ROCm Kernel works great, my hashrate went from 155 > 167Mhs/s with 6*RX470 with Ubuntu 16.4
#Install new ROCm Kernel:
wget -qO - http://repo.radeon.com/rocm/apt/debian/rocm.gpg.key | sudo apt-key add -
sudo sh -c 'echo deb [arch=amd64] http://repo.radeon.com/rocm/apt/debian/ xenial main > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/rocm.list'
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install rocm
#edit grub
sudo nano /etc/default/grub
#2MB fragments for Ellesmere are enabled with a grub option:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="amdgpu.vm_fragment_size=9"
sudo update-grub
sudo reboot
choose new Kernel and its done!
Thx to gstoner from ROCm Github.
Feel free to donate if you happy ;-)
ETH:0xccad3d66b29ae2924df835df1417169ca59943b5
BTC:12F7uXSpTwVhf4ppdh92uieAvrevZ4ShEf
Greetz
Does it apply for SMOS too?
has this been confirmed ?
13 x GPU on 1 x Asus Prime z270-a anyone have 14+ working ?
Hey guys I'm wondering if anyone has had any luck getting 14-16 GPU running on this mobo. 13 works perfectly fine but 14th card makes the computer not post (black screen and keeps rebooting). As soon as I unplug one card works great.
Any help would be appreciated
Any help would be appreciated
Re: Sapphire Nitro+ RX580 8G Undervolt on Bios Who has tried?
Will this method ever be shared? Is it card specific or can it be applied to family of cards 570 (ie Asus, Saphire, Gigabyte). If this info is not being released are you offering support for some kind of payment? Im specifically interested in Linux undervolting since im wasting a lot of Watts on my rig. Is it a one time application to a specific card or is it software based?
Let me know
Cheers
Let me know
Cheers
It's software based, not card specific, VRM specific, and most are supported. I currently can do all the way down to Hawaii cards, actually.
What is required from someone who needs work done (remote access or application sent and instructions sent) ?
Any limitations of how many cards you can run?
Can you run both 580s and 570s in a rig at the same time?
Cheers
Let me know
Usually I consider large farms with mostly a single type of GPU, because this way I can create a version limited to one VRM controller. This leaking would be damaging, but the master copy leaking would be catastrophic. No limit on cards, 570s and 580s are the same card lol, so of course.
nobody is going to mention Wolf0 wallpaper ? 
Most people are used to it by now...
PM me if interested. Have around 60-70 cards. Just looking to lower my watts. Hopefully with SMOS - ubuntu (spawn a new terminal and perform any voltage work with software there). Willing to change OS if needed for ease of use for this to work.
Assorted batches of the following cards
570 Aorus 4gb
570 Saphire nitro+ 570 4gb
570 Gigabyte 4gb
580 Aorus 4gb
580 Gigabyte 4gb
580 Asus dual 4gb
Not looking to ruin anyone's brand/image....potential income loss would SUCK.
cheers
Re: Sapphire Nitro+ RX580 8G Undervolt on Bios Who has tried?
Will this method ever be shared? Is it card specific or can it be applied to family of cards 570 (ie Asus, Saphire, Gigabyte). If this info is not being released are you offering support for some kind of payment? Im specifically interested in Linux undervolting since im wasting a lot of Watts on my rig. Is it a one time application to a specific card or is it software based?
Let me know
Cheers
Let me know
Cheers
It's software based, not card specific, VRM specific, and most are supported. I currently can do all the way down to Hawaii cards, actually.
What is required from someone who needs work done (remote access or application sent and instructions sent) ?
Any limitations of how many cards you can run?
Can you run both 580s and 570s in a rig at the same time?
Cheers
Let me know
Re: Sapphire Nitro+ RX580 8G Undervolt on Bios Who has tried?
Will this method ever be shared? Is it card specific or can it be applied to family of cards 570 (ie Asus, Saphire, Gigabyte). If this info is not being released are you offering support for some kind of payment? Im specifically interested in Linux undervolting since im wasting a lot of Watts on my rig. Is it a one time application to a specific card or is it software based?
Let me know
Cheers
Let me know
Cheers
Currently using Simple Mining (SMOS) and use powerstage/powertune feature. Can anyone guide me in finding a better way to undervolt cards (rx 570) in linux?
Can it only be done in BIOS? if so any direction would help
Please and thank you
Chillie
Can it only be done in BIOS? if so any direction would help
Please and thank you
Chillie
Re: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Easy to use GPU MINING Operating System
Undervolt on bios with PBE isnt working on linux (or I cant do it works). This is the big problen on SM I think. +200-300watts.
When you undervolt the steps you must also use all same value example there are 6/7 steps, from 2° to higest must use same value, cause on linux TP auto select index or you can also force to use it.
Anyway use SRBPolaris and everything will be good. on rx 480 i use 975mv memory and 920mv gpu (1190mhz)
Wrong - only will work on SRBPolaris if there's an offset in there already.
with that much higher power consumption i dont see the point to switch
There's ways to undervolt, just different.
Can someone help me with volting/power in SM.. Im struggling in this area like im sure many are!! My cards are consuming too much power and id like to see if I can bring this down.
I have assorted 570's and my overclocks seem stable but im consuming too much power. I've heard you can run high clocks 1250 core @ 950-975 mV but the power stage is hard to control this. What are other miners doing to try control power on rigs in SM.
Scenario 1:
1250 Core (stage 5/6), 2070 Mem (950Mv) hashing 28/29.5 MHs consuming about 160 watts per card from wall
Scenario 2:
1150 Core (stage 3), 2070 mem (950Mv) hashing 26-27 MHs consuming about 140 watts per card from wall (Id like to maintain a high hash rate but I loose a lot when I bring my core down).
Ive tried flashing the bios with hard values in
CURRENT Values: *large values/numbers are configured by vendors. Are ranges of power i think? (since they are general binned values for mass sale... since not all cards/silicon are equal)
Mhz mV
300 750
588 65282 (DPM stage 1)
952 65283 (DPM stage 2)
1041 65284 (DPM stage 3)
1106 65285 (DPM stage 4)
1168 65286 (DPM stage 5)
1209 65287 (DPM stage 6)
1250 65288 (DPM stage 7)
Ive tried hard values in my BIOS but power did not decrease
Mhz mV
300 750
588 850 (DPM stage 1)
952 850 (DPM stage 2)
1041 850 (DPM stage 3)
1106 850 (DPM stage 4)
1150 875 (DPM stage 5)
1200 900 (DPM stage 6)
1250 975 (DPM stage 7)
Does anyone have a tutorial on how to achieve lowest power consumption in SM?
Thanks
Hey All
I am running Linux OS (Simple mining) and I am looking to tweak my cards. I have a bunch of Assorted 570/580's and I have the memory timings all figured out and stable. However now I am trying to battle the power situation as Id like to lower it best I can (since Watts = heat and power consumption = $$$).
I've been using the power stage (DPM) feature I find it hit and miss depending on what im trying to do (I simply don't like using it for tweaking)...so id like to mod the BIOS on the cards and hard code the voltages.... Is this a viable solution ? am i on the right track. I hope my understanding of this is correct.
CURRENT Values: *large values/numbers are configured by vendors. Are they ranges of power i think? (general binned values for mass sale... since not all cards/silicon are equal)
Mhz mV
300 750
588 65282 (DPM stage 1)
952 65283 (DPM stage 2)
1041 65284 (DPM stage 3)
1106 65285 (DPM stage 4)
1168 65286 (DPM stage 5)
1209 65287 (DPM stage 6)
1244 65288 (DPM stage 7)
GOAL To Hardset mV value: (I wouldn't know what exact values to put in here.... but this is estimation) can you guys help in this area???
Mhz mV
300 750
588 850 (DPM stage 1)
952 850 (DPM stage 2)
1041 850 (DPM stage 3)
1106 850 (DPM stage 4)
1150 875 (DPM stage 5)
1200 900 (DPM stage 6)
1250 950 (DPM stage 7) 1300 1000 (< would be cool to hit a high core but limit mV)
Am I on the right track ? Can this be done by hard-setting BIOS values?
Cheers
I am running Linux OS (Simple mining) and I am looking to tweak my cards. I have a bunch of Assorted 570/580's and I have the memory timings all figured out and stable. However now I am trying to battle the power situation as Id like to lower it best I can (since Watts = heat and power consumption = $$$).
I've been using the power stage (DPM) feature I find it hit and miss depending on what im trying to do (I simply don't like using it for tweaking)...so id like to mod the BIOS on the cards and hard code the voltages.... Is this a viable solution ? am i on the right track. I hope my understanding of this is correct.
CURRENT Values: *large values/numbers are configured by vendors. Are they ranges of power i think? (general binned values for mass sale... since not all cards/silicon are equal)
Mhz mV
300 750
588 65282 (DPM stage 1)
952 65283 (DPM stage 2)
1041 65284 (DPM stage 3)
1106 65285 (DPM stage 4)
1168 65286 (DPM stage 5)
1209 65287 (DPM stage 6)
1244 65288 (DPM stage 7)
GOAL To Hardset mV value: (I wouldn't know what exact values to put in here.... but this is estimation) can you guys help in this area???
Mhz mV
300 750
588 850 (DPM stage 1)
952 850 (DPM stage 2)
1041 850 (DPM stage 3)
1106 850 (DPM stage 4)
1150 875 (DPM stage 5)
1200 900 (DPM stage 6)
1250 950 (DPM stage 7) 1300 1000 (< would be cool to hit a high core but limit mV)
Am I on the right track ? Can this be done by hard-setting BIOS values?
Cheers
Hey All
I am running Linux OS (Simple mining) and I am looking to tweak my cards. I have a bunch of Assorted 570/580's and I have the memory timings all figured out and stable. However now I am trying to battle the power situation as Id like to lower it best I can (since Watts = heat and power consumption = $$$).
I've been using the power stage (DPM) feature I find it hit and miss depending on what im trying to do (I simply don't like using it for tweaking)...so id like to mod the BIOS on the cards and hard code the voltages.... Is this a viable solution ? am i on the right track.
CURRENT Values: *large values/numbers are configured by vendors. Are they ranges of power i think? (general binned values for mass sale... since not all cards/silicon are equal)
Mhz mV
300 750
588 65282 (DPM stage 1)
952 65283 (DPM stage 2)
1041 65284 (DPM stage 3)
1106 65285 (DPM stage 4)
1168 65286 (DPM stage 5)
1209 65287 (DPM stage 6)
1244 65288 (DPM stage 7)
GOAL To Hardset mV value: (I wouldn't know what exact values to put in here.... but this is estimation) can you guys help in this area???
Mhz mV
300 750
588 850 (DPM stage 1)
952 850 (DPM stage 2)
1041 850 (DPM stage 3)
1106 850 (DPM stage 4)
1150 875 (DPM stage 5)
1200 900 (DPM stage 6)
1250 950 (DPM stage 7) 1300 1000 (< would be cool to hit a high core but limit mV)
Am I on the right track ? Can this be done by hard-setting BIOS values?
Cheers
I am running Linux OS (Simple mining) and I am looking to tweak my cards. I have a bunch of Assorted 570/580's and I have the memory timings all figured out and stable. However now I am trying to battle the power situation as Id like to lower it best I can (since Watts = heat and power consumption = $$$).
I've been using the power stage (DPM) feature I find it hit and miss depending on what im trying to do (I simply don't like using it for tweaking)...so id like to mod the BIOS on the cards and hard code the voltages.... Is this a viable solution ? am i on the right track.
CURRENT Values: *large values/numbers are configured by vendors. Are they ranges of power i think? (general binned values for mass sale... since not all cards/silicon are equal)
Mhz mV
300 750
588 65282 (DPM stage 1)
952 65283 (DPM stage 2)
1041 65284 (DPM stage 3)
1106 65285 (DPM stage 4)
1168 65286 (DPM stage 5)
1209 65287 (DPM stage 6)
1244 65288 (DPM stage 7)
GOAL To Hardset mV value: (I wouldn't know what exact values to put in here.... but this is estimation) can you guys help in this area???
Mhz mV
300 750
588 850 (DPM stage 1)
952 850 (DPM stage 2)
1041 850 (DPM stage 3)
1106 850 (DPM stage 4)
1150 875 (DPM stage 5)
1200 900 (DPM stage 6)
1250 950 (DPM stage 7) 1300 1000 (< would be cool to hit a high core but limit mV)
Am I on the right track ? Can this be done by hard-setting BIOS values?
Cheers