Topic: PhoenixMiner 6.2c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux) - page 372. (Read 784958 times)

hashrate goes to zero on the pool but the miner shows as if it's working just fine.  Works fine in claymore...

18.3 win10 amd rx570

Hmm...what driver you use and what is the best ( used by dev) driver for 3.5? AMD AND NVIDIA?

If you measure for 15 minutes, it could be fluctuation if you measure for weeks (as i have done) it could not be. By the way my results are with green kernels. Total increase of 0.6% percent of earnings and after deducing the reduced with 0.7% electricity expenses I have total increase of 3.3% of the final profit compared to Claymore. Not very big, but enough for me to replace Claymore with PM.

A bit more hash poolside I said. Less "bad" shares, one or other way. And visible in 30 minutes, i.e. when you open doors/windows - temp drops and hash goes up in minutes ( give 15 minutes to pool ). Well mine cards are fine tuned depending of ambient temperature.
Short, I wanted to say that 0.5 % might be result EVEN of temperature drop.

Yes cooler cards use less electricity, this is called physics.

A bit more hash is not possible. What you see is a normal daily fluctuation. You need to take the average hashrate of several days, 1 day is not enough to get a reasonable average.

Hello PhoenixMiner i'm use mine Nicehash but always switch DAG, re-connection mining and Shut Down mine using last drivers 18.9.3. So can use Drivers 18.8.2 for MSI RX580 4gb working to Nicehash?


Thanks.

Actually with cooler cards takes less power.
-gt setting are auto tune.
does -acm setting makes any different under linux? claymore states that under linux no need for comput mode.

Not joke, I have such effect if ambient temp drops 5 celsius. Less power a bit and more hash (poolside)
I'll try 3.5 and compare but percentage you mention are just tiny better, like same miner with lower fee.
Had no improvement on Atis with previous versions but Nvidias did like PM over CM 

Nice joke, but maybe you haven’t ever tried PM3.5d. For me it is 0.3% higher hash rate, 0.7% lower power consumption and 0.3 lower devfee than Claymore.

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maybe today is few degrees colder

   There shouldn't be any differences but this is the first Linux version so there may be some bugs yet.


   We are working on this problem, it should be resolved in the next release.


   Most probably the cards voltages/clocks aren't set properly. Please note that if you are using older driver (older than 18.x.x), you should use external tool to set the clocks and voltages. With 18.x.x driver you should be able to set the clocks and voltages with the command-line settings of PhoenixMiner.


   The new version will include full hardware control for AMD cards and possibly for Nvidia under Linux. There also will be full support for Nvidia under Windows and some fixes for the AMD support.


   We have given up trying to argue with the anti-virus vendors, so you just have to trust us that there aren't any viruses in the miner. You should add folder where you have extracted PhoenixMiner as an exception in Windows Defender, as it may delete the miner at some point without asking you. You can use the checksums from the first post to see if the miner is not tampered with (especially if you have downloaded it from somewhere else except the official download link in the first post).


   We recently tested with RX550 2 GB and we haven't noticed any negative effect of the intensity on stability but probably it depends on the drivers and OS interaction. If you are using really old drivers, you may want to try 18.5.1, we have had good results with them.




   To extract maximum performance from the GPUs, we use some driver-specific optimizations. Therefore it is not advisable to upgrade to the latest drivers right after they are out. We recommend to stick with drivers that were released before the version of PhoenixMiner you are currently using. For PhoenixMiner 3.5d this means drivers up to 18.8.x but not the newer ones. We will add support for 18.10.1 in the next release of PhoenixMiner.

Re-install amd drivers 18.6.1 after use DDU. All ok.

I have the same problem (8 x RX580, Win10 ver 1809 and 18.10.1 drivers), Claymore works normally.

Getting "No available GPUs for mining. Please check your drivers and/or hardware."

Card is an RX 480 4GB. Running W10 ver 1809 and 18.10.1 drivers.

Any ideas?

Anyone else using this miner with low memory cards like 2gb RX560/560D?
The default intensity setting of 10 seems to be optimal only for 4 gb cards, because it causes errors and crashes on all my 2gb cards. The highest my 2gb RX560 cards can handle without errors is 7 intensity, and I have an older RX560D card that can only handle 4 intensity without crashing.

batfile with this:

or without this phoenixminer also works what is better someone knows it with or without ?

I use PM 3.5d win10 64 with 5 x AMD 570 4gb  overdriventool 2.6 and NVIDIA gtx 1060 6GB  I use Nvidia-inspector
max hasrate on ETC 173.6 MH/s  with this rig .and electricity 650 watt there are others among us who still work out more  




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Hey Guys I just installed Phoenixminer on my computer and Windows defender said that a virus named Occamy.C was found
Is this OK or what ?

Thanks for your help