[ANN] TeamRedMiner v0.10.10 - Ironfish/Kaspa/ZIL/Kawpow/Etchash and More - page 127.

Doucesti

newbie

Activity: 24

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Is it normal that with drivers 18.5.1 I had 1850h/s and now i installed 18.11.2 (for battlefield5) and I have 1130h/s with vega 56

I didnt change shit on config

ku4eto

jr. member

Activity: 194

Merit: 4

Quote from: willycut on November 23, 2018, 07:11:30 AM

How is this possible? same cards RX570 4gb all same memory type and bios, 1 card hashing at over 1200+? but average is less, something is wrong i think.

Probably a thread crashed. Try resetting the miner, or lower core/memory clocks by little.

willycut

newbie

Activity: 15

Merit: 0

How is this possible? same cards RX570 4gb all same memory type and bios, 1 card hashing at over 1200+? but average is less, something is wrong i think.
https://preview.ibb.co/cm6dHA/Schermata-2018-11-23-alle-13-05-32.png

goran89

newbie

Activity: 13

Merit: 0

I recently bought 2 Sapphire Rx 580 8GB Special Edition graphic cards with hynix memory and can't find any good straps for them. All of the are for ethereum and my max hashrate I was able to get with 1270/2100 clocks are 810 H/s.
Can somebody share their straps for better hashrate?

Deuzzz

newbie

Activity: 1

Merit: 0

Works like a charm on my rx 550's on 4+4 config! Getting 200 h/s more than with XMR-Stak
https://imgur.com/a/6yeHMeP

FablomsFDP

newbie

Activity: 10

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Will the next version support other algorithms?

kerney666

member

Activity: 658

Merit: 86

Quote from: ku4eto on November 21, 2018, 09:21:52 AM

ETA for v.0.3.8?

I need the network connection drop/restore crash fix and API fix :3

Sorry about the long wait here. Last few weeks have been hectic, we haven't had the chance to push the new release as we had hoped. Will be a few more days.

heavyarms1912

full member

Activity: 729

Merit: 114

Quote from: peterboy1 on November 21, 2018, 09:33:13 PM

^

yep. and thats where it all goes wrong. efficiency wise, you'll never achieve your client side hashrate to pool side. been there done that. my mixed rig does that. while my uniform rig all samsung is all fine.

yup pool side won't match even though miner end the hashrates might reflect higher.

peterboy1

newbie

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^

yep. and thats where it all goes wrong. efficiency wise, you'll never achieve your client side hashrate to pool side. been there done that. my mixed rig does that. while my uniform rig all samsung is all fine.

tvukoman

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Activity: 69

Merit: 5

Quote from: Mashy81 on November 19, 2018, 06:41:23 PM

Quote from: seefatlow on November 19, 2018, 05:01:40 AM

Quote from: Mashy81 on November 17, 2018, 10:30:24 PM

Quote from: ElvinCh on November 16, 2018, 01:57:48 PM

Hello,
first I want to thank you for your hard work, you have done this very good software.
A few days ago I transferred a lot of my mining rings and I am very pleased with the results so far.
I have difficulty and I would like advice on how to achieve a better results with Saphire RX580 8GB Hynix.
What I have done so far:
1. I did tests with several types of BIOS: custom straps for Hynix whit nice result in ETH, one click BIOS from SRBPolarisV3.5 and PolarisBiosEditor1.6.7
2. I have used configurations 8+8, 8+7, 7+7, 15+15, 16+14
3. My settings are: core 1250/900mV and memory 2250/920mV with no hardware errors

In all cases my best results are 900H/s. Embarrassed

Thanks in advance!

Try a trick of mine it works on all my rx570/580 and they are above 1khs.
Once miner starts reset the perimeters on your card. Then just change core clock as high as you can vo stable and as low voltage as you can. Dont even bother with memory clock.

I have found changing memory clock does jack shit. I leave it at stock 1750 and lower voltage thats it.
All my rx570/580 get 1050-1100 hashes with stock memory clock. And between 1280-1340 core.

Vega is a different story though.

@Mashy81 What does this do to the power consumption? Does it go up appreciably?

1 particular miner 4x rx570 starts at 3500hs at 450W I start on 1200/1700
Then reset in Overdriventool and clocks are 1284/1700 and 980mv it goes to 4100 at 520W.

I am not sure whats happening here but it doesn't matter what memory clock I start the miner on it is the same result. So if it is as I person said the memory clocks aren't applying underload. I would love to see the hashrate if they did change then. Although I have checked with hwinfo and the memory clocks are changing.
Something wierd going on with my rx570/580 cards with this miner.

Confirmed. On RX570 4GB when reseting OverdriveNtool and apply 1230/980 1750/900 hashrate jump from 905 to 999 H/s. And testing trick with lan network: unplug / plugin lan cable when hashing bump H/s from 905 to 930 H/S

ku4eto

jr. member

Activity: 194

Merit: 4

ETA for v.0.3.8?

I need the network connection drop/restore crash fix and API fix :3

melt7777

jr. member

Activity: 128

Merit: 5

Dear Teamredminer Dev Team:

Thank you very much for implementing linux support. Today we released TeamRedMiner integration in our pimpup OTA update. It can be installed on existing rigs with just 2 easy commands: `pimpup` and `pimp --add 1201` thus far it is the fastest cryptonight miner for AMD cards that we have. In light of recent issues with older miners like Claymore we are very thankful for your work.

Thank you for a great job of delivering fast, reliable cryptonight mining to our AMD miners! It works great and the API is solid so far in all our testing. Looking forward to more great updates as well!

~ melt
getpimp.org | miner.farm

kerney666

member

Activity: 658

Merit: 86

Quote from: issie81 on November 20, 2018, 02:20:21 PM

which driver version is recommended for optimal hashrate?

We test with 18.6.1 under Windows. I can't guarantee it's the optimal one, but I haven't heard of any other driver giving better results in general. For Linux and Vegas, you need to have the recent 18.30 drivers or you'll never get the same performance as under Windows. For other cards under Linux, the driver is not as important.

issie81

hero member

Activity: 760

Merit: 500

CryptoZilla

which driver version is recommended for optimal hashrate?

todxx

member

Activity: 176

Merit: 76

Quote from: visari on November 20, 2018, 05:40:48 AM

Guys, does pool hashrate (reported by miner) reflect HWs?

Hi visari!

The pool hashrate in the miner is based only on shares that are submitted and accepted by the pool.
The miner does not submit HW error shares to the pool, so they would not be counted in the pool hashrate reported by the miner.

visari

newbie

Activity: 4

Merit: 0

Guys, does pool hashrate (reported by miner) reflect HWs?

pbfarmer

member

Activity: 340

Merit: 29

Quote from: Mashy81 on November 19, 2018, 06:28:28 PM

Quote from: pbfarmer on November 19, 2018, 06:54:23 AM

Quote from: Mashy81 on November 17, 2018, 10:30:24 PM

Quote from: ElvinCh on November 16, 2018, 01:57:48 PM

Hello,
first I want to thank you for your hard work, you have done this very good software.
A few days ago I transferred a lot of my mining rings and I am very pleased with the results so far.
I have difficulty and I would like advice on how to achieve a better results with Saphire RX580 8GB Hynix.
What I have done so far:
1. I did tests with several types of BIOS: custom straps for Hynix whit nice result in ETH, one click BIOS from SRBPolarisV3.5 and PolarisBiosEditor1.6.7
2. I have used configurations 8+8, 8+7, 7+7, 15+15, 16+14
3. My settings are: core 1250/900mV and memory 2250/920mV with no hardware errors

In all cases my best results are 900H/s. Embarrassed

Thanks in advance!

Try a trick of mine it works on all my rx570/580 and they are above 1khs.
Once miner starts reset the perimeters on your card. Then just change core clock as high as you can vo stable and as low voltage as you can. Dont even bother with memory clock.

I have found changing memory clock does jack shit. I leave it at stock 1750 and lower voltage thats it.
All my rx570/580 get 1050-1100 hashes with stock memory clock. And between 1280-1340 core.

Vega is a different story though.

Core clock and voltage can be updated live (while GPU is under load.) Mem clock cannot. This is why changing your mem clock doesn't do anything for you, because you're not actually changing it - check the actual clock in HWInfo64. Despite TRM having placed increased importance on core speeds, mem clock is extremely important for CN mining - more so than core, when comparing clock-for-clock increases and what they do for hashrate. The problem is that mem clock increases are more tricky, due to dependence on timings, controller speed/voltages, etc. I have found ideal mem clocks for 580s to range between 2000 and 2250+ depending on mem mfg (and of course which straps you use.)

As for your 'trick', it's addressing the fact that for some reason, power state settings are sometimes not fully honored when load is first applied, but if those same settings are reapplied under load, they stick. This method can be usefule for initial tuning, but once you find the proper clock/voltage values, simply write them into a PPT, and it will accomplish the same thing.

This not whats happening in my case.
I have started the cards with higher mem clocks and lower mem clocks on my rx cards and acheive the same speed. I have checked in hwinfo to see actual clock on memory. Resetting while under load bumps the speed.
Might hard code the settings I want in bios.
Vegas I do not have this issue. I change everything real time under load and changes happen (as per hwinfo also). Already have PPT table down for vegas. It is nice to change clocks for different algos.

I stand corrected - HWInfo (as well as any other HW reporting) does indeed reflect live mem clock updates (this may have changed w/ recent drivers,) but regardless, the setting change is not actually applied/honored under load.

It is also apparent after additional testing, that mem speeds are not nearly as important for cnv2 as they were for cn/v1, though they do still absolutely make a difference. Make sure you are aware of timing strap boundary traversal when comparing different mem speeds - w/ a boundary at 1800 for example, 1799 can be faster than 1801, assuming different timing straps above/below 1800.

Mashy81

jr. member

Activity: 225

Merit: 1

Quote from: seefatlow on November 19, 2018, 05:01:40 AM

Quote from: Mashy81 on November 17, 2018, 10:30:24 PM

Quote from: ElvinCh on November 16, 2018, 01:57:48 PM

Hello,
first I want to thank you for your hard work, you have done this very good software.
A few days ago I transferred a lot of my mining rings and I am very pleased with the results so far.
I have difficulty and I would like advice on how to achieve a better results with Saphire RX580 8GB Hynix.
What I have done so far:
1. I did tests with several types of BIOS: custom straps for Hynix whit nice result in ETH, one click BIOS from SRBPolarisV3.5 and PolarisBiosEditor1.6.7
2. I have used configurations 8+8, 8+7, 7+7, 15+15, 16+14
3. My settings are: core 1250/900mV and memory 2250/920mV with no hardware errors

In all cases my best results are 900H/s. Embarrassed

Thanks in advance!

Try a trick of mine it works on all my rx570/580 and they are above 1khs.
Once miner starts reset the perimeters on your card. Then just change core clock as high as you can vo stable and as low voltage as you can. Dont even bother with memory clock.

I have found changing memory clock does jack shit. I leave it at stock 1750 and lower voltage thats it.
All my rx570/580 get 1050-1100 hashes with stock memory clock. And between 1280-1340 core.

Vega is a different story though.

@Mashy81 What does this do to the power consumption? Does it go up appreciably?

1 particular miner 4x rx570 starts at 3500hs at 450W I start on 1200/1700
Then reset in Overdriventool and clocks are 1284/1700 and 980mv it goes to 4100 at 520W.

I am not sure whats happening here but it doesn't matter what memory clock I start the miner on it is the same result. So if it is as I person said the memory clocks aren't applying underload. I would love to see the hashrate if they did change then. Although I have checked with hwinfo and the memory clocks are changing.
Something wierd going on with my rx570/580 cards with this miner.

Mashy81

jr. member

Activity: 225

Merit: 1

Quote from: dragonmike on November 19, 2018, 05:43:18 AM

Quote from: Mashy81 on November 17, 2018, 10:30:24 PM

Try a trick of mine it works on all my rx570/580 and they are above 1khs.
Once miner starts reset the perimeters on your card. Then just change core clock as high as you can vo stable and as low voltage as you can. Dont even bother with memory clock.

I have found changing memory clock does jack shit. I leave it at stock 1750 and lower voltage thats it.
All my rx570/580 get 1050-1100 hashes with stock memory clock. And between 1280-1340 core.

Vega is a different story though.

What do you mean by "reset the perimeters" on the cards?
And do you then apply new clocks while the miner is on?
Do you also increase power limit to allow for the higher clocks? Does it have a noticeable impact on power consumption?

Hit reset in Overdriventool.
No power limit not changed.
I change voltage but also safe undervolt level is already in my bios.

Vegas are a breeze to use on this miner and I don't do any of this

Mashy81

jr. member

Activity: 225

Merit: 1

Quote from: pbfarmer on November 19, 2018, 06:54:23 AM

Quote from: Mashy81 on November 17, 2018, 10:30:24 PM

Quote from: ElvinCh on November 16, 2018, 01:57:48 PM

Hello,
first I want to thank you for your hard work, you have done this very good software.
A few days ago I transferred a lot of my mining rings and I am very pleased with the results so far.
I have difficulty and I would like advice on how to achieve a better results with Saphire RX580 8GB Hynix.
What I have done so far:
1. I did tests with several types of BIOS: custom straps for Hynix whit nice result in ETH, one click BIOS from SRBPolarisV3.5 and PolarisBiosEditor1.6.7
2. I have used configurations 8+8, 8+7, 7+7, 15+15, 16+14
3. My settings are: core 1250/900mV and memory 2250/920mV with no hardware errors

In all cases my best results are 900H/s. Embarrassed

Thanks in advance!

Try a trick of mine it works on all my rx570/580 and they are above 1khs.
Once miner starts reset the perimeters on your card. Then just change core clock as high as you can vo stable and as low voltage as you can. Dont even bother with memory clock.

I have found changing memory clock does jack shit. I leave it at stock 1750 and lower voltage thats it.
All my rx570/580 get 1050-1100 hashes with stock memory clock. And between 1280-1340 core.

Vega is a different story though.

Core clock and voltage can be updated live (while GPU is under load.) Mem clock cannot. This is why changing your mem clock doesn't do anything for you, because you're not actually changing it - check the actual clock in HWInfo64. Despite TRM having placed increased importance on core speeds, mem clock is extremely important for CN mining - more so than core, when comparing clock-for-clock increases and what they do for hashrate. The problem is that mem clock increases are more tricky, due to dependence on timings, controller speed/voltages, etc. I have found ideal mem clocks for 580s to range between 2000 and 2250+ depending on mem mfg (and of course which straps you use.)

As for your 'trick', it's addressing the fact that for some reason, power state settings are sometimes not fully honored when load is first applied, but if those same settings are reapplied under load, they stick. This method can be usefule for initial tuning, but once you find the proper clock/voltage values, simply write them into a PPT, and it will accomplish the same thing.

This not whats happening in my case.
I have started the cards with higher mem clocks and lower mem clocks on my rx cards and acheive the same speed. I have checked in hwinfo to see actual clock on memory. Resetting while under load bumps the speed.
Might hard code the settings I want in bios.
Vegas I do not have this issue. I change everything real time under load and changes happen (as per hwinfo also). Already have PPT table down for vegas. It is nice to change clocks for different algos.

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