Are those temps the edge temps? or is there a way to turn a gpu off based on the TMEM temperate until it cools down?

It's ok QMC, you've been busy bee's recently with development. Just glad to see everything is still moving forward...... just like it has done since day one of the project really :-)

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yey! nice to see you guys got this sorted out! 

Brilliant news! well done on dealing with the DDOS attacks aswell, community is really happy with how you guys have handled this pr0ject from day 1

great work again guys.... keep it up!!

awesome news, justy keep chipping away at it and the rest will come in time!!

Awesome work! All helps to make thing stable moving forward. So you guys going to be listing on masternode websites in the future once you are through with the current round of development?

again, great project, dev's have been very helpful on the discord channel!

So do you have any plans for partnerships with torrent sites / site owners? or is this more an opportunity for them to earn coins for growing the database out.

Yes I know the tor connection is optional, its just a very nice touch especially for owners of torrent sites who want to switch over to using QMC for distribution with the added benefit of using tor for anonymising and protecting themselves further , being able to monetise those links with a coin that could increase quite a bit in value is a major added bonus if you ask me. I'm pretty sure once a decent sized torrent site decides to start adding its links the rest will be sure to follow as long as the application runs as expected in the future.

Also, loving the ease of the masternode setup, way easier than a lot of other coins and will defo be a help to new investors without alot of exposure to setting up a MN for the first time. I also like the fact that the collateral and rewards are pegged to the number of nodes running, defo a help to stop those Dumps from happening.

Like I said man, keep up the good work!

Nice video, shows a good use case for the project.

Torrents are a huge market and it is annoying when the sites get shut down, using a tor connection through the blockchain is a great way to keep the link alive and remove the power of dmca requests etc from shutting sites down.  Great job with this looking forward to seeing more updates and exchanges in the future!!

keep up the good work!

Howdy People!!

Just wondering if anyone can help me with this.

I've already got a few rigs of vega 64's & 56's (sapphire reference cards) that run excellent at the lowe power rates (~160w.)

I got hold of a few Gigabyte vega 56's Gaming OC editiion cards and was wondering if I can apply the same regedit tables etc to them as I would with a reference card. They draw way too much power just over clocked but I'm not sure how safe it is to use the powerplay tables / regedit on them.

Any one got any experience with these?

cheers

Not sure what modelling you used to get this figure but its wildly wrong.....

At 300 mh/s network rate we're currently mining nearly 10 million coins a day across the entire network.

Hey man

I've got a 6 card rig.

I had a bit of a nightmare getting it all running but after a bit of research I finally got it figured out.

I use a Biostar tb250 btc pro motherboard
6 x sapphire rx vega 64's
2 x 120gb ssd drives
6 x pcie risers
corsair hx1200 & hx1000 PSU's
8gb corsair Ram
G4400 CPU (as it has igfx)

To get everything to work stable I had to do the following;

1. setup the rig without the vega's in it
2. install windows & reboot
3. install motherboard drivers & reboot
4. set my bios to use igfx as primary display drivers & reboot
5. set virtual memory to 110gb (basically use 1 ssd as vram) & reboot
6. connect all vega cards
7. Install blockchain drivers & reboot
8. configure my overclocking / undervolting
9. setup the miner
10. mine

I found that when I used less that 16gb of virtual memory for each card in the rig it would mine for a few hours and then freeze, after some looking around I found a few guys who told me about the 16gb per card virtual memory setting and it's run stable ever since.

Hop this helps man

If you want to run 6 x 64's then you are going to need a decent ssd drive as you'll need to set at least 60gb as virtual memory if you want to get them all running on a single rig without the miner constantly freezing and crashing every 20 mins to a few hours.

Check out the "monero and vega ultimate guide" post on reddit, I have 3 vega 64's and 1 vega 56 running generating 7700h/s on cryptopnight pulling 670 watts at the wall that includes the motherboard, harddrive and 2 addon fans.

you can seriously undervolt these cards man, theyre giving me great returns.

I have the same problem on 2 deposits..... funny how last time it looked like the electroneum wallets where going to be released last week they "swept the wallets" for 24 hours while trading went crazy and now its been announced the release is this week the wallets on cryptopia are down....... just saying......

GPU Freq:  -30
Mem Freq: 950 Mhz
Set your fan to manual and @3000 rpm min
Powerlimit -20%

You should get around 1800hs on cryptonight coins and 39+MHS on Eth and be stable at around 50 degrees on an air cooled card

So would I need to set that in the wattman panel or by using the claymore config file?

Sorry pretty new to mining like this so am on a steep learning curve with these cards.

thanks for coming back so fast fella

Hi Guys

I'm wondering if you can help me with this.

my rig keeps rebooting shortly after the miner starts on this and I cant figure out why.

I'm using 4 x vegas
1200w PSU
latest blockchain drivers
32gb virtual mem
8gb ram

I've got the fans set manually it wattman to 3000rpm min
I've disabled all other over / underclocking and am just trying to run this as a baseline test before I start playing with the other settings

The miner starts up, runs for a few seconds and then the rig just resets and wattman resets everything.

The rig works brilliantly on cryptonote but I fancied giving some eth dual mining a try for a while.

Anything that would normally cause this type of behaviour?