not proably, absolutely drawing a lot of power. I'm also reached 35mhs for rx580 8gb. More voltage more heating. Around 34,5 MH/S Stable but need very well cooling.
32MH/s  around 80w gpu only
35MH/S around 120w gpu only

regards

I have 3 of those, for ETH mining, push -REF 65500.
=> 46 MH/S with much lower clock and much lower power (140 to 150W@wall).

Gain looks to be ~0.7-0.8Mh/s (ethash) per card, or about 2-2.5%

I have my Sapphire Pulse Vega56 Hynix one bios flashed to Nitro 64 for eth, it is working ok at 1040 mem clock than.
But for cryptonight it is better to stay with original bios for low power with almost the same hash rate.

So no one tried to install latest driver and run Phoenix miner?

Hey guys,

I'm happy to see that users are finally posting their results and values here

I edited the OP with some of these posts by users.

Again, i'm pleased to see community effort again.


I also just released a new version with a bunch of new values to play with ;-)

Have fun!

Cheerio!

This is my lighter timing, hopefully stable:
--CL 19 --RAS 30 --RCDRD 12 --RCDWR 6 --RC 44 --RP 13 --RRDS 5 --RRDL 5 --RTP 4 --FAW 18 --CWL 6 --WTRS 4 --WTRL 9 --WR 15 --WRRD 1 --RDWR 18 --REF 17000 --RFC 248

please test it.

The first to worn from cryptopia was Aurumcoin.com (AU)
Check this yourself in Google: cryptopia Aurumcoin
This was very close to closing cryptopia.
I hope police solve this, it may be that people from cryptopia are involved in this.
See for sample:
https://www.ccn.com/claim-crypto-exchange-lost-500000-due-to-aurumcoin-51-attack/

Here is why they are giving signs of scam and fraud:

Chapter 1:

The announcement

https://i.imgur.com/xoBi7IJ.png

Chapter 2:

The freezed transaction

https://i.imgur.com/pc1BdqB.png

Chapter 3:

Lost transaction? Lost BCH?


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No answer, no news, no support, no coins in wallet! Meanwhile Poloniex immediately refreshed the availability after the fork, they did not even ask you to withdraw.

 

This is a typical feature for ABSOLUTE SCAM. If "they" wanted to help they should have did it. 
...and do not pretend you have no relations with those bustards.

As soon as possible I will withdraw all of mine from these fraud scam exchange...

Where can we flag them as scam on internet, please share places! We have to share our bad experience, we have to prevent other people to be cheated like us.
Others have to know there is no support and leaving coins there is a high risk! They are mocking on your deposits and transfers and you can lost months of mining in a second, relying on their fake reputation.

Someone tried this miner at work?

Often when a coin has an issue they have to put the coin into maintenance in order to resolve the issues.

They have this warning on the bottom of every page on their website:

Cryptopia has generally NEVER supported any forks and disclose this.
In order to take part in a fork or swap you need to withdraw funds before they put the wallet into maintenance.
Leaving it to the last day is never a wise move. Allow more than 48 hour prior to a fork. (Network congestion and wallet congestion being potential issues + it also doesn't leave time to fix any technical issues). Making a support ticket just hours before the fork is happening when the problem is due to a technical issue is unlikely to get it resolved in time. A transaction cannot be processed when the wallet is in maintenance. The issue cannot be resolved until the wallet is out of maintenance.

470 RIG

https://i.imgur.com/2Z0R5is.png

Hi,

how you can set multi_hash 992 for RX 580 8GB? what is your OS version and driver version?

I only got unstable hashrate for RX 580 8GB on version 0.33b5 and 0.33b6 (even after lower multi_hash to 864 or 832). Vega 56 got stable hashrate on both version 0.33b5 and 0.33b6.
so currently all 580 8GB still using 0.33b4 and Vega 56 using 0.33b6.

edit : all related to CN-Heavy variant.

Thanks.

I read here opposite results, so:
* Ensure you're talking about CN-Heavy and related, CN-v8 is not concerned by the 0.33b6 release
* Is it unstable on the 8Gb RX and Vega only? Sure that's the most common cards, but if this is the status, it's an important detail to track the bug down. I did my long-run tests on 2G and 4G cards only so far. If I need a 8G card to reproduce the bug, i've some, so i need to focus on them.