Topic: PhoenixMiner 6.2c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux) - page 346. (Read 784965 times)

Paбoтaю нa блoкчeйнoвcкиx. Paзницy c пocлeдними нe нaблюдaю

Hey dev,

I cant get the miner to bench bci

The benchmark runs to ETH instead, which works fine

He asked about drivers needed for AMD cards - blockchain, latest or specific version.
I'm answered that I'm always use latest AMD drivers for my RX 580 cards. If miner support this latest drivers, speed is always the same. No speed drops from all drivers from blockchain to latest 19.3.2.

yes, cards are power limited, but by value that reduces speed just a little bit. I will try to play with PL. thanks for advise.

PhoenixMiner 4.2c is the new stable release. You can find the download link and other information in the first post of this thread. If you have already downloaded and installed it, there is no need to do this again - there is no change from 4.2c that was published as a beta version.





   The speedup from the turbo kernels (-clkernel 3) is dependent on the memory timings and the way memory controllers work, so it is possible that the speedup can be small. In such case be sure to check the power consumption because if it is higher without much increase in hashrate, the normal AMD kernels might be a better choice.



   Yes, -lidag does work on Nvidia cards but unfortunately not so effectively as on AMD cards. Still, it is worth a try if you have instability during DAG generation.



   It is in the TODO list since quite a while, and we hope to have it working in the next version.



   With current profitability many miners runs their cards optimized for power consumption instead of maximum hashrate. If your cards are hitting the power limit, the new kernels will allow them to run at higher clock speed with the same power consumption. If the power limit is high enough and the cards don't hit it, they will run at the same speed (or slightly higher) but with lower power consumption (about 1-1.5% on average).



   We can't promise anything at this point as new coins and algorithms are created literally every day. Once we are done with the features that are requested since a long time ago, then definitely something like this is on our list.



    In the first post of this thread (now it is the official stable version).

Could you please stick to English - thank you!

Я нa пocлeдниx мaйню нa RX 580. Bceгдa oбнoвляю дpaйвepы нa пocлeдниe, ecли мaйнep oбнoвлeн пoд эти дpaйвepы, ни paзy eщe cкopocть нe пaдaлa.

hello,

where is download link for phoenix 4.2 ?

Tnx

Кaкиe дpaйвepa нyжны для кapт AMД - блoкчeйнoвcкиe, пocлeдниe или кaкиe тo кoнкpeтныe вepcии?

Hello developer thanks for the PM 4.2.c, if possible in the next version of PM Zilliga and Ravencoin please 

ok. I have it. and I will measure it. But driver itself reports the same consumption. and on nvidia it is quite accurate.
btw, P104 and P102 gpus are a bit different in power consumption from GTX.

Buy yourself a wattmeter and you'll find 1.5% lower power consumption with kernel 3.

Hi, PhoenixMiner!

Thank for new version. I tested it for a while and did not find any improvements at least on P104 gpus. kernels 2 & 3 perform mostly the same. (linux, driver 418)
btw, miner reports cuda runtime v8.0. what about building against v10.0? can it give improvement?
the second question about adding support for switching to Zilliqa. It will be interesting even with higher devfee.

Yes, agree with you, that's why I said there are others things between. We all want to "suck" all from this cards with minimum power
Anyway, with the new version, PhoenixMiner 4.2c I'm back with 230.xxx Mh/s (7 cards) on one rig (driver 391.35) and 229.xxx on the second one (driver 419.35 + all updates on windows - i will install again the driver with DDU, maybe will be a change because it was an update, if not I will change with an old driver).

Regards,

Maybe its not the same memory type...AMD cards vary wildly depending on memory manufacturer, and although we can modify BIOS-es,
final result still depend a lot on memory manufacturer

I have some doubts on that benchmark:
GeForce GTX 1070   33.05 Mh/s   ethash   1493Mhz   4608MHz   96W   Win. (EthControl)   388.13   PM 4.1c - ETH

I'm running with:
60% power, -150 core clock and +780 mem clock and I have around 32.5 - 32.8 ... depends..and the power is about ~ 100 W / card
Ok, I know there is no additional info regarding card brand and other settings but it's quite strange, I run the cards higher and I don't get over 33 Mh/s 

Regards and have a nice weekend!

  Why did you posted a older version of the miner instead of the newest ??!!

PhoenixMiner 4.1c added to https://www.minermonitoring.com/



Join our discord https://discord.gg/aGGaeqq



also, you can check the speed of the miner on different rigs using the benchmark page: https://minermonitoring.com/benchmark

Many thanks, PhoenixMiner!

Please, could you realise -tt function in Linux? It is most importantly for me and i think to all.

I mean "Why I get only 0.1MHs with that qualified TURBO kernel ?". It's 0.31% more hashrate ...