Topic: PhoenixMiner 6.2c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux) - page 182. (Read 784857 times)

PhoenixMiner, I want to ask you to improve miner window and log.
I have 9 cards installed and sometimes it is not convenient to catch the situation when hashrate of one of them becomes 0 MH/s. Please, use red color for marking abnormal hashrates - it will make more simple to see the problem.
The other problem is log. After miner fails my PC reboots (watchdog). To find the problem card I need to open log and find the text with problems (zero hashrate or "not responding" messages). But sometimes log file does not contain useful info, because it stops earlier than problem occur. I mean the problem appears in the miner window, but it does not appear in log file because of log file update delay (PC reboots earlier).
This will be useful during batch undervolting/overclocking to find which card to change settings.

ok Igor i understood.i saw it.Thanks man! Spasibo drujijshe. i deleted will reboot and wait and see.

i believe you,
if you been since 2013 you must see clearly that 3060ti gives best result among all cards been realesed until now, only price is too high for that card right now.for 399$ it will be best deal ever.

try ETC


*** 0:21 *** 11/29 21:57 **************************************
Eth: Mining ETC on ssl://eu1-etc.ethermine.org:5555 for 0:21
Eth: Accepted shares 75 (0 stales), rejected shares 0 (0 stales)
Eth: Incorrect shares 0 (0.00%), est. stales percentage 0.00%
Eth: Maximum difficulty of found share: 16.9 TH (!!!)
Eth: Average speed (5 min): 224.131 MH/s
Eth: Effective speed: 237.15 MH/s; at pool: 237.15 MH/s

Eth speed: 224.239 MH/s, shares: 75/0/0, time: 0:21
GPUs: 1: 32.731 MH/s (Cool 2: 32.509 MH/s (9) 3: 32.696 MH/s (11) 4: 28.326 MH/s (15) 5: 32.732 MH/s (11) 6: 32.734 MH/s (14) 7: 32.510 MH/s (7)
GPU1: 61C 44% 86W, GPU2: 61C 62% 96W, GPU3: 61C 53% 92W, GPU4: 61C 59% 87W, GPU5: 61C 40% 87W, GPU6: 61C 48% 85W, GPU7: 61C 64% 96W
GPU1: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2110 MHz   MSI RX 580 8gb
GPU2: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2097 MHz   XFX 580 8GB
GPU3: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2110 MHz   XFX 580 8GB
GPU4: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2112 MHz   POWER-COLOR RX-580 8gb
GPU5: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2112 MHz   MSI RX 580 8gb
GPU6: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2112 MHz   MSI RX 580 8gb
GPU7: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2097 MHz   XFX 580 8GB
GPUs power: 628.3 W; cost: 2.26 USD/day

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he himself could not understand for a long time. drivers used only official ...
remove nvpn.exe from startup, from the scheduler. Reboot and search and delete from all files ....
I apologize for my English

GPU4 POWERCOLOR RX-580 8GB with pc monitor

https://imgur.com/a/FcDuJHA



3 x Msi rx 580 8gb=32,7mh/s    BIOSMOD
3 x xfx 580 8gb=32,5mh/s   NO BIOSMOD (DUAL BIOS W/ MINING BIOS stock)
1 Powercolor 580 8gb 26mh/s (w/ monitor)  NO BIOSMOD

why GPU 4 is 25.93?

thank you for help. i couldnt find that thing on startup. there nvpn.exe which is belongs to intel graphics. What is the name?

PM 5.3b
7x RX 580 8Gb
20.11.1

*** 27:10 *** 12/3 22:24 **************************************
Eth: Mining ETH on ssl://eu1.ethermine.org:5555 for 1:37
Eth: Accepted shares 5305 (0 stales), rejected shares 1 (0 stales)
Eth: Incorrect shares 1 (0.02%), est. stales percentage 0.00%
Eth: Maximum difficulty of found share: 28.0 TH (!!!)
Eth: Average speed (5 min): 220.856 MH/s
Eth: Effective speed: 216.96 MH/s; at pool: 216.92 MH/s

Eth: New job #3a52db6c from ssl://eu1.ethermine.org:5555; diff: 4000MH
Eth speed: 219.310 MH/s, shares: 5305/1/1, time: 27:10
GPUs: 1: 32.311 MH/s (773) 2: 32.228 MH/s (792) 3: 32.392 MH/s (784) 4: 25.770 MH/s (644/1) 5: 32.318 MH/s (804) 6: 32.305 MH/s (740) 7: 31.985 MH/s (769)
Eth: New job #f0cc29f9 from ssl://eu1.ethermine.org:5555; diff: 4000MH
Eth: New job #d7661bb9 from ssl://eu1.ethermine.org:5555; diff: 4000MH
Eth: New job #188de1da from ssl://eu1.ethermine.org:5555; diff: 4000MH
Eth speed: 218.682 MH/s, shares: 5305/1/1, time: 27:10
GPUs: 1: 31.910 MH/s (773) 2: 32.020 MH/s (792) 3: 32.232 MH/s (784) 4: 25.931 MH/s (644/1) 5: 32.300 MH/s (804) 6: 32.305 MH/s (740) 7: 31.985 MH/s (769)
Eth: New job #aa2608da from ssl://eu1.ethermine.org:5555; diff: 4000MH
GPU1: 57C 41% 83W, GPU2: 61C 45% 94W, GPU3: 61C 46% 89W, GPU4: 61C 51% 77W, GPU5: 57C 45% 84W, GPU6: 57C 44% 82W, GPU7: 61C 51% 93W
GPU1: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2110 MHz
GPU2: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2097 MHz
GPU3: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2110 MHz
GPU4: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2112 MHz
GPU5: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2112 MHz
GPU6: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2112 MHz
GPU7: cclock 1190 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2097 MHz
GPUs power: 601.4 W; cost: 2.02 USD/day



https://imgur.com/a/FcDuJHA

I had so. After installing the AMD drivers, the HIDDEN mspng file (maybe another) clung to the startup
 treated as follows:
1 - deleted from startup
2- deleted from the task scheduler
2a reboot
3- search and delete computer files

beleive me.. it's important! I'm mining since 2013 you don't have to focus on today's earnings. Now even a 390 is profitable

yes i understand that it doesn matter 3060 still will be beating.if take ratio will be the same like this 5700 126w at the wall will be 1.96-0.3=1.69$ for 5700 and
for 3060 TI 168w 2.29-0.37=1.92$. Result is same because 90 vs 120 doesnt make much difference at the wall.

90 in gpuz. still difficult to understand that AMD use a lot of power from pcie after many years..

What is that rule ? if you dont know nothing.
I doubt that 5700 will stay stable at 90w giving 54mhs ok lets say it is stable at 90w giving you. Todays profit you will be making 1.96-0.2=1.76$ with 5700
And with 63mhs at 120w 2.29-0.27=2.02$. with 3060ti. as soon as prices go down 3060ti will be beast ethereum minng card
Instead writing something make little reasearch and calculation mhs watts, 

I already tried with that little program , but maybe I need to restart the rig after I put them in compute mode . Gonna try again tommorow . Thanks for the tip

You are right about the stale shares of nanominer. But for some reason gminer is not producing an accepted share for any of my 390's under smos. It may be related to opencl version 18.20 or it needs root access, I don't know. I can't test now under hiveos, where the opencl is 19.20. Any suggestions?

20.11.1 and any other graphic driver are not in compute mode by default! (blockchain driver is)
You must set every single GPU to compute mode using Radeon settings or all at once using little program like AMD-Compute-Switcher.exe