Topic: PhoenixMiner 6.2c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux) - page 362. (Read 784958 times)

Thanks for the reply.

RAM is 12.GB, I added -nvidia unfortunately no luck:


Thanks so much.

Have you tried increasing the virtual memory to something higher? How much ram does this system have?

Also if they are just nvidia based cards try adding -nvidia to your bat.

Seeing your startup command line would help...

Hi guys,

I have a gtx 1060 6gb mining pretty good on Phoenix

i want to add another pc to the pool which has got a GTX 970 OC 4GB

when i start Phoenix i get this error


I have edited the .bat file and added my eth wallet and put .rig002 .. (since my first pc is rig001)

Please assist?

impossible ethereum and ethereum classic already impossible to mine at 1060 3 GB

Is it possible to use ur miner under Linux with 1060 3gb? I got out of memory with -eres 0 claymore somehow updated his miner and it's possible to mine with it over Linux. Thanks

noob question

6x Vega 56 (not flashed yet cause using CN algo last)

-gt 6,6,6,6,6,6 -powlim -25,-25,-25,-25,-25,-25 -mclock 950,950,950,950,950,950 -mvddc 801,801,801,801,801,801 -cclock 900,900,900,900,900,900 -cvddc 801,801,801,801,801,801
with this my core runs at 875mV-881mV


-gt 6,6,6,6,6,6 -powlim -25,-25,-25,-25,-25,-25 -mclock 950,950,950,950,950,950 -mvddc 800,800,800,800,800,800 -cclock 900,900,900,900,900,900 -cvddc 800,800,800,800,800,800
cores run with 788mv-800mv = to low and rig crashed

why i cant reach stable mv like 825?!

@PhoenixMiner


Is your miner support Nvidia 20xx Series?
Because they are not listed in the miner's description on the 1st post.

Thanks for the info.

Is there any update necessary after the constantiopole hard fork? Will be client updated or working also on new chain?

I got sick of windows and their update bullshit even when totally disabling updates the bastards sneak it in somehow plus patch this mess with these drivers it gets really aggravating sometimes so I tried every other mining os smos, pimp, ethos and finally came to hiveos and I love it you can run up to 3 rigs for free and the devs are great they keep everything updated and just about every miner you can think of is there so check it out

this message just means you have no default wallet ID in epools.txt. If you have correct wallet/pool login in start up file then that can be ignored. If not then needs to be corrected.

in terms of stability. Let it auto tune first time make note of numbers then. add -gt x,x,x  (depends on how many gpus you have one x for each). That will in most cases give you decent speeds.

GLTU

hi guys, im new at Phoenix miner, can someone help me with bat file, what to do to make my miner more stable.i didnt oc to much, i have rx 580 nitro and my oc is cclock 1150 and mclock 2050. and i also get this message, but i see my rig at pool. ''Invalid wallet 'YourWallet.DESKTOP-TJ077KR' specified for pool 1 from epools.txt. Replace with a real wallet' Thanks in advance :-)

@PhoenixMiner

Please include Energi/NRG crypto to Your miner (ETH algo based crypto)

TNX!

Looking nice!


Thanks for constantly updating the miner, Phoenix!

This version has an auto tune -gt for AMD cards if you have your -gt  set for 3.5 d add -gt 0 to your bat file let phoenixminer Auto config your GT value then after it finishes know what it gets for each card and add that to your bat file like I'm running 4 card rig and my -gt values are -gt 50,18,19,24 this will get your hashrate up

One of my rx 570 4gb wont get above 15 mhs using this miner PLEASE HELP!!! Okay so a little background i just built a mining rig that i got some parts for Christmas. I put it together and low and behold my mobo wouldnt boot  so after some trouble shooting i finally said the heck with it and switched mobos to the asus crosshair hero vi. that one booted up just fine,but then was having a heck of a time seeing all of my cards in the bios so after rearranging and tinkering with the mobo, i finally was able to see my 4 rx 570's. so then i booted it up, and another hard time finding the drivers that would work so i went ahead and went with the newest one the 18.6.3 or whatever it is. then i couldnt get the drivers patched (running custom bioses) so i finally was able to patch the driver had to download the latest patcher the 1.4.6. so then finally i could start mining right or at least i thought so. but then i fired up phoenix 3.5d which had been working great for me then i got the opencl cards found or whatever it says.  so then i found the latest phoenix the 4.0b so then that dedicated my cards but am getting sub par results  i was getting 30 mhs on 3 o the 4 cards in prior testing and on the 4th card was getting right around 29to say the least  i have been getting around 119- 123 mhs  on the four cards and now am getting barely over 100 like 102-104 please can anyone have any thing to recommend. to get this back up and running the way it was/suppose to be.
THANKS

@hobocoe thank you

ahh ya on my MSOS rigs I'm having the same issue and I think it has to do with the current stable build having an older driver. There was talk on their discord about implementing the newest stable linux driver that was just released, but they are worried about stability. Once enough feedback comes in from the community about its stability I think they were going to update the driver.  and that may fix it. Ive even gone into the files and manually changed the config file to use dual mining and I can get it to initiate but it never hashes anything, much like my tests on windows that dual mining works driver by driver. Give it some time and Im sure it work, but for now they are actively "blocking" the dual mining info from being passed into the config file when you enter it on the web interface.