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Re: PhoenixMiner 5.5c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
For anyone using RX 6000 (RX 6800 in my case) cards on Windows 10 experiencing driver, miner, or OS instability:
Lowering mining intensity (-mi) to a lower value, where you just start to lose hashrate, can bring your stability to ~100%
In my case -mi 4 completely ceased driver timeouts and crashes...for the price of .3 MH/s when no other applications are open. My system remains stable no matter what other loads I place on the GPU.
My average hashrate is up...since I never have timeouts or crashes now!
Lowering mining intensity (-mi) to a lower value, where you just start to lose hashrate, can bring your stability to ~100%
In my case -mi 4 completely ceased driver timeouts and crashes...for the price of .3 MH/s when no other applications are open. My system remains stable no matter what other loads I place on the GPU.
My average hashrate is up...since I never have timeouts or crashes now!
Thank you, I will try this. I have a RX6900XT and I switched to teamredminer because of said problems.
Re: PhoenixMiner 5.5c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
RX 6800 Phoenixminer mining renders Windows 10 unresponsive?!?
I have just gotten a new XFX 6800 card and wanted to put it to good use, so I downvolted/reduced GPU freq/boosted the ram freq and I hit 63 MH (oh my, for a card like this #eyeroll) right off the bat, but as soon as the card starts mining, Windows become quite unresponsive (dragging a window causes a 1s freeze, etc.) I used to mine with my old RX570 and using the exact same machine + the exact same (three) monitors, the miner didn't slow down Windows AT ALL. But with 6800, mining renders the machine basically useless for normal work, which leaves me completely confused about what could cause such a difference in Windows responsiveness (with that much better a graphic card) and more importantly, how can I fix this? Thank yo in advance
if you go 1-2 pages back you will find your answerI have just gotten a new XFX 6800 card and wanted to put it to good use, so I downvolted/reduced GPU freq/boosted the ram freq and I hit 63 MH (oh my, for a card like this #eyeroll) right off the bat, but as soon as the card starts mining, Windows become quite unresponsive (dragging a window causes a 1s freeze, etc.) I used to mine with my old RX570 and using the exact same machine + the exact same (three) monitors, the miner didn't slow down Windows AT ALL. But with 6800, mining renders the machine basically useless for normal work, which leaves me completely confused about what could cause such a difference in Windows responsiveness (with that much better a graphic card) and more importantly, how can I fix this? Thank yo in advance
Re: PhoenixMiner 5.5c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
RX 6800 Phoenixminer mining renders Windows 10 unresponsive?!?
I have just gotten a new XFX 6800 card and wanted to put it to good use, so I downvolted/reduced GPU freq/boosted the ram freq and I hit 63 MH (oh my, for a card like this #eyeroll) right off the bat, but as soon as the card starts mining, Windows become quite unresponsive (dragging a window causes a 1s freeze, etc.) I used to mine with my old RX570 and using the exact same machine + the exact same (three) monitors, the miner didn't slow down Windows AT ALL. But with 6800, mining renders the machine basically useless for normal work, which leaves me completely confused about what could cause such a difference in Windows responsiveness (with that much better a graphic card) and more importantly, how can I fix this? Thank yo in advance
Use TeamRed Miner.I have just gotten a new XFX 6800 card and wanted to put it to good use, so I downvolted/reduced GPU freq/boosted the ram freq and I hit 63 MH (oh my, for a card like this #eyeroll) right off the bat, but as soon as the card starts mining, Windows become quite unresponsive (dragging a window causes a 1s freeze, etc.) I used to mine with my old RX570 and using the exact same machine + the exact same (three) monitors, the miner didn't slow down Windows AT ALL. But with 6800, mining renders the machine basically useless for normal work, which leaves me completely confused about what could cause such a difference in Windows responsiveness (with that much better a graphic card) and more importantly, how can I fix this? Thank yo in advance
Re: PhoenixMiner 5.5c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
RX 6800 Phoenixminer mining renders Windows 10 unresponsive?!?
I have just gotten a new XFX 6800 card and wanted to put it to good use, so I downvolted/reduced GPU freq/boosted the ram freq and I hit 63 MH (oh my, for a card like this #eyeroll) right off the bat, but as soon as the card starts mining, Windows become quite unresponsive (dragging a window causes a 1s freeze, etc.) I used to mine with my old RX570 and using the exact same machine + the exact same (three) monitors, the miner didn't slow down Windows AT ALL. But with 6800, mining renders the machine basically useless for normal work, which leaves me completely confused about what could cause such a difference in Windows responsiveness (with that much better a graphic card) and more importantly, how can I fix this? Thank yo in advance
I have just gotten a new XFX 6800 card and wanted to put it to good use, so I downvolted/reduced GPU freq/boosted the ram freq and I hit 63 MH (oh my, for a card like this #eyeroll) right off the bat, but as soon as the card starts mining, Windows become quite unresponsive (dragging a window causes a 1s freeze, etc.) I used to mine with my old RX570 and using the exact same machine + the exact same (three) monitors, the miner didn't slow down Windows AT ALL. But with 6800, mining renders the machine basically useless for normal work, which leaves me completely confused about what could cause such a difference in Windows responsiveness (with that much better a graphic card) and more importantly, how can I fix this? Thank yo in advance
How to mine ETH with Palit GeForce RTX 3070 GameRock 8GB on Ubuntu 20
I have just ordered a Palit GeForce RTX 3070 GameRock 8GB and would like to set it up for ETH mining on my Ubuntu machine. Do I need to flash the bios? Which miner do I use? Has anyone tried this already?
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