Topic: Any word on amd vega hash rates? - page 62. (Read 202748 times)

Highly doubt your mobo/CPU combo has any effect. I have one system using an ASRock H110 and G4600, and another setup with an older P8Z77 motherboard and Core i5 (on DDR3!). All my cards are running roughly 1950-70 H/s avg.

1350 sounds like your cards aren't being properly served by the driver. Make sure you have the August Blockchain driver and that you've reset your cards prior to starting your miner.

For those of you that have Vega hashing at a high rate can I ask what Motherboard and CPU combo you are running?

I have tried two different motherboards (TB250-BTC, Asus Z270-P) and have not managed to get more than 1350 H/s.
Both motherboards I have tried were running Kabylake CPUs (G3950, G4560).

Thinking of trying out a Skylake processor in case there is an issue with Kabylake and Vega.

Thanks

pp_tables on linux...  getting closer.


# lspci | grep VGA
25:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Vega 10 XT [Radeon RX Vega 64] (rev c3)

# cat /sys/class/drm/card0/device/pp_dpm_sclk
0: 852Mhz *
1: 991Mhz
2: 1138Mhz
3: 1269Mhz
4: 1312Mhz
5: 1474Mhz
6: 1538Mhz
7: 1590Mhz

# cat /sys/class/drm/card0/device/pp_dpm_mclk
0: 167Mhz
1: 500Mhz *
2: 700Mhz
3: 800Mhz

# ./ppt.pl 1

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
Packed into 679 bytes

# cat pp_table > /sys/class/drm/card0/device/pp_table

# cat /sys/class/drm/card0/device/pp_dpm_sclk
0: 852Mhz *
1: 991Mhz
2: 1138Mhz
3: 1269Mhz
4: 1312Mhz
5: 1320Mhz
6: 1325Mhz
7: 1330Mhz

# cat /sys/class/drm/card0/device/pp_dpm_mclk
0: 167Mhz
1: 500Mhz *
2: 925Mhz
3: 935Mhz

So I successfully applied the new pp_table... but after executing my mining processes, it cant use the new clocks. Its always sclk #0 and mclk #1

Errors in dmesg are...

[ 960.778779] amdgpu: [powerplay] Cannot find requested DCEFCLK!
[ 961.172699] amdgpu: [powerplay] Cannot find requested DCEFCLK!
[ 1150.402251] amdgpu: [powerplay] Cannot find requested DCEFCLK!

Hi,

I am a total noob with 4 Vega64 cards and currently running claymores_cryptonight using the nicehash pool. I don't know how to improve my hash rate and I am not sure if I can use the xmr-stak-amd with the nicehash pool. I don't know if it's trustworthy or safe to use other pools right now as I am new. I would appreciate any guidance on what to do with the rig I have. Right now I am @1690 H/s using claymores.

Is there anyway to go up from here?

Thanks!

yes blockchain driver, I forgot to mention I turn off logging on xmr-stak-amd and run in daemon mode, I use the web page to monitor hash rate when on my local network

Thanks! But you're using the blockchain driver for Frontier, right? That one is a pro driver without wattman access.
I'll do some work based on your input. Will let you know if I find something else.

quite simple really, vega fe in x16 slot, nothing tweaked, disable then re-enable (also using mining settings for GB-z170-ud5 mobo bios)

afterburner core 1646 mem 1102 custom fan profile to kick in around 47, temp 65 ish power 50

xmr-stak-amd, two threads of 2016 , I would set it higher but not sure what values to use

windows manages virtual ram but I have 64GB fast ram

just checked my new high score is 2601h/s peak, average 2106h/s (these are reflected at hashparty pool)

with a clean windows repair install which deletes all drivers I managed to get 2 cards running at full speed but once I started fiddling I couldn't get the second card working

I don't mess with card settings on driver, could possibly go higher but I'm looking for stability while mining ETN

Mind to share your full config for FE? Driver, Power play table if using any, and stak config? All my tests ended up in a max of 1400 H/s although I keep seeing reports od 2500 H/s

Board finally showed up. Somehow plugging in my SSD into it killed the SSD. Using a slow ass spinning rust drive and now the machine bluescreens whenever I tell it to disable crossfire. Gonna do a clean install tonight..

Oh man.
That's a major pain in the @ss. If the Vega's work on the Onda mobo I'll definitely let you know.
I've got all the parts for the rig except said mobo and an extension lead so I reckon I'll be ready to crack on some time next week.

Oh man.
That's a major pain in the @ss. If the Vega's work on the Onda mobo I'll definitely let you know.
I've got all the parts for the rig except said mobo and an extension lead so I reckon I'll be ready to crack on some time next week.

Each of the 3 have their own problems not allowing them to work correctly. My "same day shipping" order from Amazon never arrived 

I have had 1 Vega Frontier running on a Z170 board, I have 2 others but disabling and re-enabling fails to re-enable the other 2 although I managed to get 2 running once both at max speed.

I have now had one VF running for 2 weeks solid with xmr-stak-amd, average 2106H/s peak 2500+ mining electroneum (2 threads 2016)

blockchain driver, when it was running 2 cards was following a clean install on a reinstalled windows (using windows repair feature)

Oh man.
That's a major pain in the @ss. If the Vega's work on the Onda mobo I'll definitely let you know.
I've got all the parts for the rig except said mobo and an extension lead so I reckon I'll be ready to crack on some time next week.

Realy?)

It depends ))

Each of the 3 have their own problems not allowing them to work correctly. My "same day shipping" order from Amazon never arrived 

How are you getting on with the new boards, dude?
Expecting my Onda D1800 any day now, can't wait to start inflicting myself the pain of trying to get 6 Vegas to hash...