I use this script (http://vega.miningguides.com/p/auto-run-miner-without-hashmonitor.html) for 2 miner PCs but 1 of them (4x vega64s), only 2 vegas hash at around 1970~, the remaining 2 hash at 1600+h/s .
the other PC (5x vega 56 at stock bios) hashes at only 1400-1500h/s.
I've reset the vegas in both PCs but it doesnt improve.
has anyone tried the JJ's script and hash monitor to automatically reset if the hashrate drops?
Not sure if you ever read the entire thread, I have shared my modified version here albeit at an older JJ version & Cast version. Feel free to update it to latest one accordingly.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.25631033
thanks
So all I have to do is edit
$vidTool += 'OverdriveNTool.exe -r1 -p1Vega64' # Expects to be in same folder as this script
and
$global:CAST_XMRcmdline = "-S cryptonight.hk.nicehash.com:3355 -u 1C58yRKSf1ctSKBpP9FrSrDTjzYaRPPumD.VegaLuno -G 1 --remoteaccess" # CAST_XMR arguments. Not required, REMARK out if not needed
Can i remove the remoteaccess part?
You will need the remote access part for the hash monitor to work.
I think the following link should be more updated to v2.9.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1TnicWxpB1TtGQCe_cuXND8ha-XsgQsU1
I have detailed my change log inside, you will also most likely need to define the minimum vega hashrate for a restart for your case (I use 1 card so it's a simple 1750000, for your simple use case you can multiply it with the number of cards you have, or if you prefer a restart by checking each card individually).
If you need it to be tweaked somewhat specifically on a per card basis, I can see about modifying the script to fit your use case. Hit me up on Skype (mo.jin.ee) if you would like to do so.
I've edited the settings to
$vidTool += 'OverdriveNTool.exe -r1 -r2 -r3 -r4 -p1Vega64 -p2Vega64 -p3Vega64 -p4Vega64'
$global:CAST_XMRcmdline = "-S pool.supportxmr.com:7777 -u walletaddress.Vega64-3 -G 0,1,2,3 --remoteaccess"
as long as I change these 2 lines that;s fine right?
why is the hashdiff so high? i mean vegas are hashing at 2000 per card?