Disable force P2 state with nvidia inspector, and coreclock at 1900. memclock at 4500, (micron memory)

--gpu-ethash-mode:
1 - Create 1 buffer for DAG on GPU if driver allows big enough allocation
2 - Created 2 buffers for DAG on GPU

Some weeks ago I requested a feature where phoenix stops mining if it cannot find addressed card in config, this is becasue I have a mixed rig and sometimes one card goes missing due to a riser problem or whatever, phoenix starts to apply wrong OC values to GPU's. Since I don't have hope that they even see the request, I made a simple powershell script that counts number of adapters and if you have the desired number of adapters, runs a batch (that runs Phoenixminer in my case) or runs another batch if it can't find the required number of GPUS (of course the batch sends me notifications so I can keep track.) You can use this to either shutdown the system cleanly, or if you want you can run your miner with safe settings that matches all your GPU's.

You can find the script here:
Powershell script to run batch based on display adapter count

You can place the .cmd file in shell:startup, but since I need admin priv. for AMD mem timings I use task scheduler to run the script at startup with admin privileges.

Seems like new Nvidia driver problem, they've probably changed something. I also tested my mod with 1070, but with some older driver like 441.xx and it for sure shows temperature, fan speed and power draw.

NVIDIA NVML library not found, temperature monitoring for NVIDIA GPUs disabled.

i confirm:

9 * RX580 NITRO + SE / 8GB straps || 1H10 TEST

PheonixMiner: 303MHS / 247 SHARES
TeamRedMiner: 297MHS / 299 SHARES

yes is even more with the claymore straps in memory;) straps + TRM = currently

But still a lot of work, I can't wait to see the evolution

--prog_config=A480

PhoenixMiner 5.4d - hotfix available

Notes
-Fixed global problems for video cards from Nvidia/AMD
-Fixed errors and crashes when the miner was running
-Increased hashrate on video cards series 30xx
-Increased hashrate on Ethash by an average of 10%
-Increased hashrate on ETCHash by an average of 7%
-Improved the work of the miner in general

Download
Windows: https://mega.nz/file/Etp2lCCI#lhYfi_6l_JhD40V12bXjzmIK8Okcry2aGQWNKz4QFpw
Linux: https://mega.nz/file/lxx0HISB#_8sPM5JFTzB31GLjJcSspvXUEU9zaJ20X82mP2W1f2Q

   Thank you for the amazing bug report! This is exactly how it is done The problem is here: Unknown OpenCL driver version! Hashrate and stale shares may suffer - this means that the miner can't recognize the driver and is forced to use the generic kernels, which doesn't support most DAG configs. The quick fix is to upgrade to driver 20.10-1048554 or downgrade to driver 19.50-967956. We suspect that you are using driver 19.50-1011208, which is not supported because somehow it "fell through the cracks" and was never even tested. We will add support for it in the 5.4c for sure.

    We only see this error with Hawaii cards (R9 290/390). If you have other (newer) cards and still see the problem, please let us know the PhoenixMiner version, the AMD driver version, and the exact type of the cards. Also at least part of the log file will be helpful, including the error and one-two screens before that.

Allocating buffers failed with: clCreateBuffer (-61).

RX 570/580 with 4Gb still can mining ethereum with 28-30Mhz on HiveOS ?

2020.12.05:01:46:32.191: GPU1 GPU1: Allocating DAG for epoch #379 (3.93) GB
2020.12.05:01:46:32.191: GPU1 GPU1: Allocating buffers failed with: clCreateBuffer (-61).
2020.12.05:01:46:32.191: wdog Fatal error detected. Restarting.

Can anyone help me please?

for me the teamredminer has the same speed with rx570s samsung memory