3060 ti 8GB is not limited.
3060 12GB (non-ti) is limited.

I started to think nicehash pushed the wrong version because of their massive overreaction over a broken link.
I have also shared this view with communities on the interwebs.

1. Sourcecode of nicehash is available on github, no changes since Mar 1, 2021.
2. A PhoenixMiner version was pushed to auto-update-enabled clients after this date, without github commits. Nicehash claims it was to disable the old phoenixminer.
3. Claiming you can check github for the source-code is crap. We can't know if they pushed some wrong url without committing to github.
4. IF you installed the 5.5d from spam posts in this forum, I would suggest exactly the reciepe NiceHash is suggesting to everyone who ever used phoenixminer.

Makes you think... but we don't know.

My suggestion to everyone keeping nicehash installed: Disable auto-update.
They can basically install and run anything they want on your machines with this feature enabled.
Nicehash can sign binaries as much as they want, I don't trust this feature from this source.


kthxbye.

Because they modified it. - like they say, they merged two .zips.

Checksums for my unpacked 5.5C files downloaded 7.3.2021 follows:

PhoenixMiner.exe:
SHA1            11428C3BDF728860FD057C411A95B14E13F05DBC
SHA256          599393E258D8BA7B8F8633E20C651868258827D3A43A4D0712125BC487EABF92

EIO.dll:
SHA1            6DC4A9A58119472B986D896E8E367C7E4BF99477
SHA256          287E44F5067A4E770E8A0605F5720D3D1477ECC4AA4F3A26CE5D3A489AE79780

EIO.exe:
SHA1            8CDA60AC00BC66EF05BB9D96E18206D34CE46B11
SHA256          402438684406D1E3B2D1D5629151259AD864FFC55C8E6AB176F4C47C543D4FEE

IOMap64.sys
SHA1            5193B3BF50E5F9D6340398D045EA93574378763D
SHA256          AD20E44954960278AD965B05E8C67D9D314C200809B99B1B5A219A916CE06B21

Fix does not work for me.

Error message changed to this: