Let's put it this way, u are pretty much right about that they have some kind of SN in bios, but it is called a little bit different, it is called PPID, and Asus use it to detect any kinda of bios change on card or any kind of modification of bios in any way, when u are here, send me a message and i will explain u what can u do about it.

Man, this is stupidiest fraud try i've ever seen, i'm pushing 33.3Mhs from rx588 without your crappy crap, only by miner and settings 

Hi everyone, I just switched from Claymore to Phoenix and I was surprised at how easy it was to make the switch. One thing I noticed though is that the speed for mining ethereum is a bit lower than Claymore, and my GPU doesn't seem to be utilized to its fullest potential (even though I'm overclocking my GPU). Usually, with Claymore, I would get around 10 mh/s and my GPU was hitting around 70 celsius. Now, as you can see from the image, it's mining around 8.8-9 mh/s and the temperature is below 60 celsius.

Any ideas what I can do to maximize the mining potential? Much appreciated!

https://i.imgur.com/aFKOzbx.png

So the proposed version is a version that automatically cuts off after a while

And how it will deactivate? How the tool recognize my donation? Backdoor? How you can sort out the donations? I get new version from you after donation or what? Strange

No feedback from anyone?

? blackmail !

@PhoenixMiner
https://i.imgur.com/Q9Ek7IV.jpg

Any news about this problem?

@PhoenixMiner: If the miner freezes the log file size is 0 byte.
Please can you fix it to write the log file line by line instead of keeping it in the memory and flush only when the miner closing?

The solution already exists: Run Claymore with straps and rxboost to mine some ETH shitcoin with small DAG or in benchmark mode for epoch < 350. After that switch off all GPUs and run the other (Phoenix)Miner.