Not all cards are the same, overclock potential will be different between models, individual chips etc so you basically need to be lucky aswell.

I tend to do the same, it also seems that everytime I try and switch to something else, either the diff increases insanely or the price dumps which in turn ends me up at lower profits then simply running ETH.

I would rather have a stable ~10USD profits per day with my rigs doing crypto, compared to "perhaps" getting more than that.

Thanks, that worked for me

I am going to test your miner again soon, any idea what might be triggering the cpu usage? It is not there at the start, but after 2-3 hours it ends up using 70-80% cpu and the hashrate becomes unstable.

Im using the first version of the adrenaline driver, and I do have bios mods applied though, I have currently not tested the 1.3.7 version, but the issue is not on my test machine which only has 4 cards, that is perfectly stable, the issues appears only on my machines with 6 or more cards.

Zawawa - Have you heard of issues with the FAN speed getting locked in? After I have run your software some time ago (1.3.2) the fans are running at 50% - Seems that no matter what I do it is fixed at 50%..

Any fix for that? Im currently not using your software since it causes a ton of CPU usage on +7GPU machines - But it would be lovely if you could point in a direction to fix this issue?

What algos are this on? Im doing eth/xmr mining at sub 900w for 8xrx580's (Sapphire Nitro)..

All my 8 card rigs run on HX1000i PSU's - So 1200w is plenty fine for 4 cards..

Might be an idea to let people know where the rigs are located

If you want anything to be actually developed on, then pay the damn devfee.

Removing it will stop development which is NOT what we want!

Been working nicely sofar, im not using blockchain drivers as they are insanely unstable in general.

I use adrenaline drivers, actually the first ones that they released, so I might have to look into upgrading them in the near future to get some more fixes in but at least it works.

I am only using MSI RX570 Armor 4GBs - All on 18.1 driver, not tested with newer ones as I have simply not had the time to tinker with it, it is working in general though.

With --adldisable it is stable, at least for the last 13 hours it has been stable on the two rigs  that im testing it on now, tweaked intensity and are getting slight faster speeds than GGS now aswell, overall seems quite okay.

The machines are stable on all other different software out there - And it has been stable for months.

--adldisable seems to have done the trick for now, going to test it a bit more.

1.4.4 still crashes instantly when pressing "h" to see hashrate on all of my 15 rigs.

Miner is still rather unstable with restarts every 15-20 minutes.

Speed seems good, but the miner is simply nowhere near stable.

Crashes 8-10 times per hour, on basically all of my rigs - I cannot press "h" to show hashrate, that instant crashes the application.

All my rigs are perfectly stable on basically all other miners.

GGS, CastXMR, XMR-Stak, Claymore but not on this.

In terms of speed, judging from looking at "stats" which works, it is on par with GGS for performance, so im sticking with that, will test again later if things are more stable.

Been using 1.3.2 for a while now, noticed that after ~12 hours on a machine with more than 6 GPUs it becomes unstable, it will not directly crash but speeds are fluctuating ~200H/s and the memory usage goes up to more than 2GB aswell as the CPU usage goes up to consume an entire core - Restarting the program solves it for another run.

I cannot load 1.3.4 here, it just never loads - I have the logo popup, and the background on the logo go black as normal, and then it just stands there using 100% cpu for ages, I left it for 15 minutes and it never started.

Dropped back to 1.3.2 and im mining again.

Great work so far, swapped my XMR machines over to your setup last night, gained me a decent 1200H/s more compared to Claymore miner, I am missing the option of using AwesomeMiner though as it makes it a ton easier to manage the servers but I can live with that for the speed increase.

They have been running for ~8 hours, no issues so far, lets hope it keeps going.

One thing I did notice, was that the default for my RX580 rig was not working, the intensity was too high for the 4GB ram, dropped it down to the same default setting as for my RX570 at it is running smoothly, I did notice that I did not get as big a speedbump on the 580 rig compared to the 570 rigs.

580 rig was ~30H/s more per card.
570 rig was ~70H/s more per card.

Same settings etc, any clue on that? Just bad luck?

The 580 machine has always been a bit slower than the 570 machine due to the memory on the cards, I am running custom bios though wanted to test things out before flashing back to stock as I would need to flash again if I switch to another algo again in the future.

The RPMs depend on the model, so that would be trial and error

I have had my GPUs running at ~70C 24/7 for ages, my oldest 580 is 18 months old, have been on 100% ever since i got it - Dont worry about that.

I typically just set the max temp to 80 and let the software handle it on its own.

I cannot stress this enough - Do not use any other software for controlling your GPUs than OverDriveNtool - It is the ONLY stable software for controlling it.

But in either case, 57C is in nowhere near a problem, I run mine at 65-70C, you need to remember that a GPU is built for temperatures in the area of 90-100C.

Anything below 80 is perfectly safe imo.

No one advicing to use the latest drivers? I have had a ton of issues with the blockchain drivers, the new adrenaline drivers are night and day in terms of stability for me and my rigs.

I run 8x580's, OC and undervolt and each of my Z270-A motherboards, a single 1000w psu and they are rock solid.

Do yourself the favor, completely reinstall Windows 10 1709, DDU the drivers and install latest adrenaline driver, and then enjoy.

The chances of a faulty card on stock settings is very minimal, more likely to be a riser issue in that case.

What you are seeing is that your clocks are not stable, software access the systems in different ways which can make it behave differently.

2030 is per my experience quite high for a 570, I have only a single card (570) which are stable at 2030+ - The median is 2000 on memory for my 120 rx570's

Its the same, no difference for me.