Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 1378. (Read 6590757 times)

Copy pasting 4 files is complicated? I think you better quit the mining game if u feel this way....

Try to go lower than -75mV on the core clock with Trixx..
 

The only reason why i switched back to AB.


It works with every driver.

What you're telling here is even more complicated.
Copying dll's from another driver etc..

Just install any driver, check unofficial oc, disable ulps, without powerplay and you'll be able to do whatever you want.

No ideas about crashes, for Fury there are not any improvements, though on my Nano I don't see any slowdown, same speed exactly.

Why should it be a software issue when everything till 1.2 ran fine? Must be a change that came into your miner between 1.2 and 2.0

Sorry, I have no idea why you see it. I think it must be something related to some software on your system. You can try it on clean Windows to check if it is true.

Bumping ... started with the 2.0 version

I have the same problem as DaveyJones. v3.0 not working for me.
When i run it through CMD it prompts the parameters and does nothing at all. No errors, no works, nothing.
Win7 x64, R9 380x,  Crimson 15.12 (Crimson 16.1)

@Claymore <-- seems to get your attention 
Any idea, v3 seems to crash after a while on 6x nano. v2 works perfectly (same settings, nothing changed)
Also, speed remains the same. No improvement, in some cases even less..
As i said before, all my other rigs with older cards are doing A LOT better. So kudos on that!

@Claymore, because of the new check of invalid shares which checks before submition, is there any way to check how many invalids i have? Isnt it better to be send to pool to check are they valid or not and not loosing computing power locally...

Are you sure this is the name of your worker?
Follow the instructions on the OP:
"-epsw    Password for Ethereum pool, use "x" as password."
Verifique o nome dos seus "workers" e a sua palavra passe. Tem a certeza que a palavra passe é "PC-14"?
Boa sorte! 

I'm absolutely certain, Trixx seems to be the only utility which allows you to do so without any hassle anyway.  A wide variety of algorithms benefit from setting the memory to 150 Mhz [600 Mhz effective] such as Quark & Qubit which rely on latency rather than throughput.  This  sets your memory bus to a strap with tighter timings which will ultimately lower power consumption and heat and also allows for more overclocking headroom.  To prove my point, I managed to yield 23 MH/s for Quark, a similar figure for Qubit and 37 MH/s Ethereum & 620 MH/s for Decred in dual mining mode on a 390x without rejected shares.

Has anyone tried Stilit's bios or any other modded bios for that matter on Ethereum?

Seriously why so complicated, its simple... Install drivers that allow underclock (13.x) then put open cl dll's from the 15.12 drivers in the folder with the miner, the miner will use the 15.12 dll files for opencl and any over/underclocking will be controlled by the installed drivers. No restarting changing settings or generally screwing around, simple and clean.

Edit: dont understand what im talking about read this: http://cryptomining-blog.com/tag/amdocl/
Ps this wont work for newer cards that require newer drivers ie 370,380,380x etc

I found a way to lower memory clocks with MSI Afterburner, even when this feature is disabled in AMD driver, so, we need:

1. Run MSI Afterburner and check that "Unofficial Overclocking Mode" is currently DISABLED

2. Set desired memory clock setting (for each card if they're different in your rig) and hit apply, save these settings at the first profile and check "apply overclocking at system startup" box. Now, if you run GPU-Z, you'll see lowered clocks at the "Graphics Card" tab, but if you check "Sensors" tab, you'll see that memory clocks remain the same, nothing has been lowered actually.

3. OK, go back to MSI Afterburner, go to Settings and ENABLE "Unofficial Overclocking Mode" without PowerPlay feature and hit OK. Now your system should restart automatically.

4. When everything booted up, you should accept terms and agreement in the popup window, and then you can check with GPU-Z, your memory clocks are really lowered now to the numbers you've entered with Afterburner earlier and will not raise to factory settings until you want it.

5. ATTENTION! After these manipulations you won't be able to do any over/downclocking with MSI Afterburner actually, if you want so, you'll need to disable Unofficial Overclocking Mode and restart your system, but in this case memory downclocking will be lost.

Worked on each of my rigs (have 12 of them), each of them have the same card models onboard (but different manufacturers), especially tried on 290x and 390x.

Gald if this will help somebody.

how does downclocking the memory actually help? and, to me, this value seems insane!  are you sure you meant 150 Mhz ?

Using 15.7.1 and Trixx? Are You sure it's underclocked? Checked in Trixx card info or GPU-Z?

I use Sapphire Trixx to downclock my memory to 150 Mhz which also increases hashrate due to tighter timings.