And just for the kicks here's an RX 570 8gb doing 1260 H/s on Cryptonight-Heavy.

Thanks for ignoring me. My posts to find right intensity from 112 to 124 you just ignored.
Anyway you must know that cards with different manufacters even with the same type of memory must not work on the same timings on the same clocks.
For example, Saphire Nitro+ with hynix mjr will good work on 2150MHz memory clock on timings
999000000000000022339D00CEDD6B4470551414B80D960B0040C400750314204A8900A00200000 018123745B92B3A16

but MSI Gaming X with the same hynix mjr on these timings didn't work even on 2100MHz. On clocks lower 2100MHz it will give speed lower than with other timings.

But if I look you allready got all what you want. Hope that all your hynix mjr cards are fine quality...

So let's help and get these cards over 1000h/s on CN-Heavy :

Depending on the driver you use:

18.3.4
2-124-8 and 1200-900-2150-900 Hynix (Voltages can be tweaked when max hash is found)
2-124-8 and 1200-900-2050-900 Samsung (Voltages can be tweaked when max hash is found)

18.4.1
2-118-8 and 1200-900-2150-900 Hynix (Voltages can be tweaked when max hash is found)
2-118-8 and 1200-900-2050-900 Samsung (Voltages can be tweaked when max hash is found)

Start with Intensity around 110 and raise it step by step (best is only a single card to get the idea what they like). I let each card run 5min as a test - that sould give you an idea how the card likes the settings - as not all cards are eqaul. On 18.3.4 most cards top around 124, 18.4.1 differs a bit - there it is around 118+-. With 1225 on the cores you should reach/top 1100 on Samsung and get close to 1100 on Hynix. I know it's a bit tweaking needed - but the results pay back easy  

Check the straps you use on both of them, normaly everyone useds on Samsung the "1Click" one ->
1750 and up -> 777000000000000022CC1C00AD615C41C0590E152ECC8608006007000B031420FA8900A00300000 010122F3FBA354019

Hynix 1750 and up -> 999000000000000022339D00CEDD6B4470551414B80D960B0040C400750314204A8900A00200000 018123745B92B3A16

There is still some room for tweaks, as the rams probably can do more then what i wrote - but needs testing ... Hope i could help and you get these GPUs over 1000h/s soon

18.3.4 ->

https://imgur.com/a/aKu7ZRj


Cheers

give me your bios

Good morning all -

I originally planned on using only 2 cards so i got the asrock b250m pro4 (decent mobo with 2 full x16 slots for me to put cards into)

However i got a good deal on some more cards and am planning to go with a 5 card setup.

The mobo has 3 pcie slots, and 2 m.2 slots.  It looks like one of the m.2 might drop a sata (who cares), and the other might share with one of the pcie dropping it to gen 2 or gen3 x4?

My plan is to use 2 m.2 to pcie risers and then 5 regular risers from the 2 m.2 adapters and the 3 pcie slots.

Can anyone confirm this will work?

Planning to set tolud to 3.5 or even 2.5 (running ubuntu), and then potentially adjusting pcie to gen 2 across the board.

mostly Samsung, except the two lagging behind - those are Hynix. All modded with straps from 1.6.4 PBE (there's a link few pages back)
all Nitra+ 570 8GB

Go to the Devices tab > choose the Cryptonight algorithm and you will see them. Check my post, that's up a bit, the 2nd imgur link .

Try 459-460 RI. On 270X 4Gb it gives best speed.

just tried running on 12*570 8GB - looks awesome!
never seen such rates on cryptonight on polarises.

there's something consistently wrong with two cards:



and with slightly reduced volts:

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