The OC that is saved is for the whole rig, not card to card. I have some multi-brand rigs and also all the same cards. But it happens that there is always 1 that heats more than others with difference and just that card is the one that marks me the maximums of OC that I can do in that machine.
If you could save OC that you keep the OC for each card separately, I could to that card lower the CORE or Power of source disintinta to the others. That way I could take more advantage of the RIG and above all avoid being stopped by reaching the limit marked by my 84 degrees that only 1 card does, the others may be at 70 degrees or less.
The menu we have it, where we operate on each card separately in the new quick menu, now the ideal would be to save that configuration with the data of each card by independent and many problems solved. I'm lazy to put captures but right now I have a rig with
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Obviously the card at 78 degrees is limiting me, if I could make that hot card work less, at least I could be calmer if I did not reach the temperature limit, which almost never arrived, but there is still a lot of summer left. In even the rest of the cards could be slightly raised while under power at 78 degrees, it would have stability and more hash.
I repeat about the OFFLINE in the miners and reboot, almost always the culprit is Trex miner, but I have it with a low intensity and still keeps doing it, every change of currency that implies Trex and be the 1080ti, stays in OFFLINE although is working, after a while the rule, reboot rig and it works, I can restart the rig 20-40 times a day, that is not ideal for the machine or to take advantage of all the time in mining. and this is only happening to me since I activated native OC with administrator, which I need because I use the Limit voltage function to control the power to the cards and not reach the point of heat shutdown, at the same time I reduce TDP and core , but many times there are cards in the same rig that some consume 790 and other 900 mv, with this I put a general limit and I avoid a lot of unnecessary heat.
I can agree that it would be nice to have an easier way to setup this (like you refer to as 'new quick menu'), to make this setup process easier. This can be a future improvement.
I also have a question to you about the Fan curve concept, as I've received similar feedback from other users. In recent version of Awesome Miner you can define a Fan/Temperature curve for AMD GPU's, as AMD provides this feature in their recent drivers. For nVidia there are no similar concept and instead it has to become an application feature where for example Awesome Miner could look as the temperature all the time and individually adjust the fan of each GPU based on this. If Awesome Miner would have a global Fan/Temperature concept similar to MSI Afterburner that could work on both AMD and nVidia - would that be useful? Or is there a need for more flexibility than a global setting?