Topic: PhoenixMiner 6.2c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux) - page 479. (Read 784985 times)

I am connecting with all my miners to the same eth-eu1.nanopool.org pool. As I wrote, sometimes this latency problem is solved by closing the miner a running it again. With the same .bat file to the same pool. It looks like your miner dos not like my NVidias

   Unfortunately, we can't reproduce it here. Does it happen with older versions too and what kind of cards you are using? This error happens when the program is trying to run the search kernel after the DAG was already successfully created, so it is even more puzzling.

   Thanks for reporting this issue and for the log - it is obvious that the main thread is not dead but the watchdog decided that it is, so we'll see what could be causing this. The restricted net access is not to blame for this as even if you stop the Internet access entirely no thread should freeze.


   Something is wrong with your drivers. We've never seen RX 570 to report less than 4 GB of memory or only OpenCL 1.2 (it reports OpenCL 2.0). You probably have to use DDU to remove your drivers then install them again (for example the blockchain drivers) and make sure that they are patched if you have BIOS modded your cards.

   While it will have positive effect, most of these stale shares (if you are using 2.6) are mostly random and depend on the current pool server (some are busier than the others and the latency is worse). We haven't seen anything close to 2x than Claymore over a long period of time.

   It's a false positive, you can safely ignore it (but if your PhoenixMiner.exe file suddenly got deleted by your AV, make sure that it is white-listed). If you want to be sure that the files wasn't tampered with, you can use the hashes in the first post of this theme to check if the downloaded files are the same as the ones we've uploaded.

   Not yet, we are working on this.

   Please check the IP addresses of the pool servers you are connecting with after the reconnect. Some of them are really overloaded and the latency may become very large. We will include stats about the pool latency in the future. When you reconnect to the same pool URL, the load balancing servers often connect you to a different server with new IP address that may be less loaded and hence the different latencies.

Im trying to use Phoenix with Awesome Miner...anyone help me set it up?

ok reluslts of phoneix afer 2 hours and i think is way too much better than claymore

on the left mining with claymore and on the right of the graphical itsphoenix( stable and more shares)

I'm testing this miner about a week on few rigs, but have mixed feelings. Ammount of info in console = great. Readability of these info = very bad (I wrote about it few days ago). Reported hashrate about 1-2 Mh/s higher than Claymore. But. This is just a teoretical number and what matters are accepted shares. And with Phoenix I have less accepted shares last days then in Claymore.
Sometimes it has weird behavior - autostarting miner after reboot gives me sometimes very high accept share time, about twice as high as normal. Quitting miner and starting it again solve this sometimes.
On rig started restarting itself, after running few minutes of Phoenix. (NVidia GPUs)
Tried a lot of testing, -mi settings, but I still don't have a feeling, it is the best miner. Time will show... Keep up good work, idea is nice. Thanks

ok i am testing it
4x 570 4gb itx

116mh phoenix 114mh claymore

pool reported 105mh with claymore
i will update pool reported hashrate about phoenix miner

Anyone else mining on ethermine and having serious issues with the pool? The Phoenix miner was finding 2 shares for a period of 10mins for the last couple of hours. I restarted the miner and it seems I cannot connect to the pool.
In Claymore, I can connect to the pool, but I'm getting around 1share/10mins ?!!?!?

Those asking about OverdriveNTool, here is a quick message about it back earlier.  Some examples on how I use it.  I make my progfiles, very easy and then add the command to the start of each of my.bat files no matter what coin I load up, so it resetsall cards to default and the OCs each card in about 0.5 seconds and then runs miner.  I have.  I have my minspeed rest adn the same in my reboot.bet.  So whenever I load any miner to anypool for any coin, I reset all cards and overclock them at the start.  Very very easy and no better way to do it!


Could you please share a simple guide on how to undervolt with this tool mate? I don't want to mess up my cards I don't know if I should even do it, since for the first two weeks my rig is finally stable *fingers crossed* and I don't know if that would cause any instability, that's why I'm asking. It just much simple with those commands to do it and not go in-depth, that's why I asked, I don't mind waiting tho. Electricity is 0.06usd, so 100-150w won't cause me to lose much of the profit. It just bugs me, that the cards are getting hot and the fans, therefore, are working at 60%, producing a lot of noise.
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It is super easy, so open the program, you can goggle -command lines to find all the strings you can use.  You should know you frequencies you want to use and I have this in both my windows startup folder and at the start of each coin.bat:



So I cd\ to the ODNT exe and then run -r on each card (be mindful of where you Intel GPU is at and don't call on it), that -r is a reset to default command so it takes each card in this one rig back to factory default, milliseconds lattr is runs the -p1, p2 commands which is load profile (p) on card number (1) "570" profile named 570. You can see I have a separate profile for the single 580 at the 6th slot.

The best part about this is that it resets all cards and then OCs them in half a second.  All of them.  And it does it when windows loads and when reboot.bat kicks in as well as whenever I load a coin to mine, as I start all .bat files with it.  Global reset and OC works great to clear failed GPUs, in literally a second.

The Program itself its pretty simple, load the GUI, enter your settings onto one card, click to save that as a profile, that will create a config file right in the same folder, you can go in there and make other profiles with copy and paste and edit them faster then in the GUI, but either way woek, edit config file or GUI.  That's how you make any number of profiles you want to call with the -pX function.  You can have a profile for each card in your rig if you want.

These are my two profiles in this one rig, the voltages need a little touchup, kind of high:


And I have found that these 'hold' better then using watt man, afterburner, claymore command line, sapphire, any of them.  Really rock solid.

If I could use Phoenix Miner with geth I would be getting 32 and 34.5 MHS on the 570s and 580s respectively but nope, I am suffering with Claymore still.  haha.

Thanks.  Just tried a quick test and yup it does give me more than Claymore v10.  Haven't checked on stability or pool side hashrate.

8 x RX570
Claymore: ~236.x Mh/s
Phoenix: ~237.5 Mh/s

6 x RX580
Claymore: ~186 Mh/s
Phoenix: ~187 Mh/s

EDIT:  1 day tests.

Going good so far.  Hash rates are consistent on poolside too.  Power consumption is more or less like Claymore.

-dcri 10 make me 166.0 mh/s at 855w
-mi 12 make me 168.7 mh/s at 865w

Anybody tried to compare speeds with claymore with -dcri 9 vs phoenix miner?  default value of -dcri flag is 30 in claymore and -dcri 8 or 9 value boosts the hashrate when solo mining
Last time I tried claymore v10 still edged out 2.5d.  I will try again today and report.

often not never 

you never read the readme file ? or the first post of this thread ?

i have not read the all post, i want to know is possible to use voltage, overclock, underclock directly from the bat file like i used to do with claymore?

read this forum and make your idea yourself.
22 page for a virus !? how much users for this virus !!!?

After download, the antivirus show file has virus
anybody help me?

I really hope the stale shares issue recoding works. I'm getting 2x or higher more state shares than Claymore.
It's quite obvious to see in the charts from ethermine.org.

Laziness.

Why would anyone want to control their cards clocks via miner, when there are tools like MSI AB?