The only workaround to the Pascal TLB bug is to run at a higher clockspeed, but that means more power usage, as you discovered. Unfortunately I can't do this on my P100 16GB cards since all the clockspeeds are locked because it's a 'datacenter product' according to NGreedia.

try to set mem -502, core +200/220 pl 75...

As of today:


https://i.ibb.co/9vLyb1n/Untitled.png

I thought the lack of update for the 10** series is why they lose hashrate performance easily? What is this bug update that you are talking about? I doubt the gtx1080ti can use 470 and 471 Nvidia drivers, you need to download the last old driver which I believe it's the 460 series, I don't know what Nvidia did this.

@Eliovp, once again thanks for your efforts here getting it onto windows. Much easier for traditional Vega Users with PPTs and Overclocking tools to really test the limits of your tool!

For my part, I'm getting pretty decent results on ETH; Reference Powercolor Vega 64 on latest Adrenalin 19.3.3 drivers.
Thanks to Windward for getting me started on values for parameters.

https://i.imgur.com/6bedvOO.jpg

Given the generosity of Eliovp in even making this tool available, I'm not gonna be the guy that takes and doesn't give back.

For those curious, here's what I put in a batch script after I honed in on parameters.

(PATH to folder where MemTweak is stored)\WinAMDTweak.exe --CL 16 --RAS 30 --RCDRD 14 --RCDWR 14 --RC 44 --RP 14s --RRDS 3 --RRDL 5 --RTP 5 --FAW 20 --CWL 7 --WTRS 4 --WTRL 9 --WR 16 --WRRD 1 --RDWR 19 --REF 17550 --MRD 8 --MOD 15 --PD 8 --CKSRE 10 --CKSRX 10 --RFC 244

Run before starting the miner. For some reason, injecting the timings when mining would crash the miner if FAW>17, but FAW>17 is okay if injected prior. Also, RC<44 led to incorrect shares being found. No guarantees of stability... I was simply looking for accepted shares w/o rejects in short runs. I need to read up as well on compatible RAM timings... lower RC seems to drive HR the most.

Happy to answer any Q's; also, memclock was 1107 and was using PhoenixMiner4.2c
                  

I've seen a couple small discounts for the first time this week ($20 or so lower).  I wonder if they will go much lower considering the manufacturer costs.

The pictures

is it possible to upload somewhere else ?

You have to change the battery often, it will last only few cycles, your 2 years is misleading, more like 10 years if you pay $0.10 per khw and 20 years if $0.20 per khw. Panels last only 10 years or so, some trolls say 20 years which is also misleading cause  okay 20 years and 30% of what used to offer at beginning, panels degrade with time, you have to change them. There is no end to solar power maintenance.

Well my reply was for off-grid, grid tied totally eliminates the battery if done correctly, many power providers offer the service however most want to buy your electricity for much less than what they sell to you, they are such trolls hehe

So true and like you said, mainly off-grid cause is stupid going solar if you pay less than $0.20 per khw but i guess some people will never understand what you said because for them once they break even they get free power which is a lie cause there a constant maintenance for that electricity and in the end is tends to be a lot more expensive than most power providers offer and a lot more work, mining is the same thing, too much work for peanuts right now, why mine while you can buy coins cheaper than you would pay to produce, these prices will not last long cause the people selling right now are losing everytime they sell/cash out for usd or other currency.

if nvidia have kept quiet last year and found a way to not report the oversold gpus then last year and this year would be positive, now people saw that last year was a record win and might see this year a record loss hehe,

Nvidia really is just spinning this.
Deny that any sales will go to crypto so that wall street won't tie the ups and downs of bitcoin to stock price.
Then release a new GPU that is a hashing monster causing miners to buy them up.
Enjoy record profits, while still trying to convince wallstreet that sales were from gamers living in their mom's basement, and not miners who buy 8 GPUs to fill a Rig.

Remember just a couple months ago the CEO of Nvidia was trying to tell everyone that new GPUs were a very long ways off.
Now we have the announcement in a little over a week.