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Topic: PhoenixMiner 6.2c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux) - page 61. (Read 784954 times)

newbie
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Friends, what is better to take 2 RX470 4GB for 391$ or 1 1060 6GB for 418$?
For mining Ethereum

Buy only 1060 (6), 4 GB is no longer relevant! In general, and 6 GB will soon not be relevant! Time flies fast!
newbie
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newbie
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Friends, what is better to take 2 RX470 4GB for 391$ or 1 1060 6GB for 418$?
For mining Ethereum
newbie
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Hello Guys,
I get a Rtx 2060 6GB.
Until yesterday 11 GMT my hashrate was 31/32 mh while today I see 28/29 mh with the same overclock parameters (cpu -500 undervolted with curve, mem +1030, power 80%)  
The hashrate was with 5.5c, I switched to 5.6d but the result is pretty the same.
Is anyone see an hasrate drop with Rtx Nvidia Cards
(I knew the issue of the progressive hashrate drops exist for gtx 10x0, is the same for rtx?)
Best Regards

Only 2060s with Micron memory are affected (my card is also equipped with Micron). Flashing the BIOS could potentially make sense then?
newbie
Activity: 4
Merit: 0
Hello Guys,
I get a Rtx 2060 6GB.
Until yesterday 11 GMT my hashrate was 31/32 mh while today I see 28/29 mh with the same overclock parameters (cpu -500 undervolted with curve, mem +1030, power 80%)  
The hashrate was with 5.5c, I switched to 5.6d but the result is pretty the same.
Is anyone see an hasrate drop with Rtx Nvidia Cards
(I knew the issue of the progressive hashrate drops exist for gtx 10x0, is the same for rtx?)
Best Regards


It took me some time to find sweet spot. I increased core and mem in steps of 10 untill it starts to drop MH. Then I lowered it back and thats it.
newbie
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Hello Guys,
I get a Rtx 2060 6GB.
Until yesterday 11 GMT my hashrate was 31/32 mh while today I see 28/29 mh with the same overclock parameters (cpu -500 undervolted with curve, mem +1030, power 80%)  
The hashrate was with 5.5c, I switched to 5.6d but the result is pretty the same.
Is anyone see an hasrate drop with Rtx Nvidia Cards
(I knew the issue of the progressive hashrate drops exist for gtx 10x0, is the same for rtx?)
Best Regards

Your memory is Samsung’s?

 OP’s issue is with Micron memory for some brands.



newbie
Activity: 24
Merit: 0
Hello Guys,
I get a Rtx 2060 6GB.
Until yesterday 11 GMT my hashrate was 31/32 mh while today I see 28/29 mh with the same overclock parameters (cpu -500 undervolted with curve, mem +1030, power 80%)  
The hashrate was with 5.5c, I switched to 5.6d but the result is pretty the same.
Is anyone see an hasrate drop with Rtx Nvidia Cards
(I knew the issue of the progressive hashrate drops exist for gtx 10x0, is the same for rtx?)
Best Regards


Basically, it’s caused because on ethash algo GFX Core clocks too low to give you 32+ MH/s
newbie
Activity: 22
Merit: 0
Hello Guys,
I get a Rtx 2060 6GB.
Until yesterday 11 GMT my hashrate was 31/32 mh while today I see 28/29 mh with the same overclock parameters (cpu -500 undervolted with curve, mem +1030, power 80%)  
The hashrate was with 5.5c, I switched to 5.6d but the result is pretty the same.
Is anyone see an hasrate drop with Rtx Nvidia Cards
(I knew the issue of the progressive hashrate drops exist for gtx 10x0, is the same for rtx?)
Best Regards


Core -500 Mem 1300-1400 Watts 130 (I’m using HiveOs)

That will give you 44-45Mh.
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
Hello Guys,
I get a Rtx 2060 6GB.
Until yesterday 11 GMT my hashrate was 31/32 mh while today I see 28/29 mh with the same overclock parameters (cpu -500 undervolted with curve, mem +1030, power 80%)  
The hashrate was with 5.5c, I switched to 5.6d but the result is pretty the same.
Is anyone see an hasrate drop with Rtx Nvidia Cards
(I knew the issue of the progressive hashrate drops exist for gtx 10x0, is the same for rtx?)
Best Regards

I can assume driver auto-update. Or the system on which you mine has updated itself. Check this.
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
Hello Guys,
I get a Rtx 2060 6GB.
Until yesterday 11 GMT my hashrate was 31/32 mh while today I see 28/29 mh with the same overclock parameters (cpu -500 undervolted with curve, mem +1030, power 80%)  
The hashrate was with 5.5c, I switched to 5.6d but the result is pretty the same.
Is anyone see an hasrate drop with Rtx Nvidia Cards
(I knew the issue of the progressive hashrate drops exist for gtx 10x0, is the same for rtx?)
Best Regards
newbie
Activity: 22
Merit: 0
Pls add support for mining KawPow and more algos! Thank you.

And Cuckatoo31  Roll Eyes
newbie
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Pls add support for mining KawPow and more algos! Thank you.
newbie
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Tried 5.6d for running 25 hrs straight without any interruption and restart. Good job! Now i can switch to your miner.
newbie
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Anyone got an idea why the new version is "d"?

Malware bots are always posting fake version 5.Xd. But why the dev used that letter?
I think that this has always been the case in the history of versions. First comes a (alpha), then b (beta), then c, d sometimes even E was. It's just an alphabet and a convenient arrangement of tags.
And forget about bots, as soon as the excitement passes, they will calm down too. Just don't download "releases" from their GitHub.
newbie
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Anyone got an idea why the new version is "d"?

Malware bots are always posting fake version 5.Xd. But why the dev used that letter?
newbie
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I'm a newbie

trying version 5.6d

so far so good

i just have a question

what those two options change?
-mi  when i use the default 10 i have a constant mhs, when i put 12 i have some up and down so what better?
-gt  seem to not change a lot
newbie
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can someone post some result of their RX 6x00 cards?



about 60 - 64 mh/s
newbie
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I don't agree - it looks completely fake and dangerous (or suspicious at the least...)

It is full of amateurish statements and web design elements - you can tell for certain that it is a scam website. Even in the footer, all the "Community" links just lead to Ethereum social media accounts. There is no info about who is behind the site, no contact - nothing. As well, all the download links lead to some shady hosting website and the downloads are "protected" with a password.

There is nothing real, genuine and authentic about this fake, scam, most likely malware-ridden site. We must find a way to take it down IMMEDIATELY.


well, "I" never said it was safe, and now know better, others here had looked at it and thought it was.

And yeah, it does reek, so whatever can be done should be. Maybe contact the .org ppl and tell them?
This has already been discussed.
It always has correct checksums of files.
But it's better to download from the first post because this is a fan site with referrals and instructions, not a phoenix.
It is harmless, but it does give good starting instructions.
But I advise you to download only from the source.


Also, this site has been around for a while, i dont see anything wrong with it, security certificates look ok and are valid for a year which is a good sign, stop spreading fake news before doing ur research, they're using microsoft onedrive to upload the files. Show some proof of

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There is nothing real, genuine and authentic about this fake, scam, most likely malware-ridden site.

It's honestly shocking (and highly alarming) that some of you are defending such random "fan" websites, while completely ignoring the premise of crypto where everything must be verified and validated. I bet that the Official PhoenixMiner developer will not be happy with the website in question, and has already made the following recommendation to all of us here:

Please, please, do not download anything PhoenixMIner-releated from posts that are not from our account! And always compare the checksums - it is quite easy to do and can spare you a lot of trouble. Additional good security practice is to always keep your private keys encrypted, and not on the same machine from which you are making the transactions.

Since we cannot verify the authenticity and integrity of the phoenixminer.org website - how can you guys possibly be defending it and making justifications for its existence? On Bitcoin-oriented message boards of all places?? *sigh*... Give your heads a shake. You are forgetting the whole reason why you are here in the first place...

ur correct sorry about that just didnt like the baseless claims that were made,
jr. member
Activity: 52
Merit: 5


I don't agree - it looks completely fake and dangerous (or suspicious at the least...)

It is full of amateurish statements and web design elements - you can tell for certain that it is a scam website. Even in the footer, all the "Community" links just lead to Ethereum social media accounts. There is no info about who is behind the site, no contact - nothing. As well, all the download links lead to some shady hosting website and the downloads are "protected" with a password.

There is nothing real, genuine and authentic about this fake, scam, most likely malware-ridden site. We must find a way to take it down IMMEDIATELY.


well, "I" never said it was safe, and now know better, others here had looked at it and thought it was.

And yeah, it does reek, so whatever can be done should be. Maybe contact the .org ppl and tell them?
This has already been discussed.
It always has correct checksums of files.
But it's better to download from the first post because this is a fan site with referrals and instructions, not a phoenix.
It is harmless, but it does give good starting instructions.
But I advise you to download only from the source.


Also, this site has been around for a while, i dont see anything wrong with it, security certificates look ok and are valid for a year which is a good sign, stop spreading fake news before doing ur research, they're using microsoft onedrive to upload the files. Show some proof of

Quote
There is nothing real, genuine and authentic about this fake, scam, most likely malware-ridden site.

It's honestly shocking (and highly alarming) that some of you are defending such random "fan" websites, while completely ignoring the premise of crypto where everything must be verified and validated. I bet that the Official PhoenixMiner developer will not be happy with the website in question, and has already made the following recommendation to all of us here:

Please, please, do not download anything PhoenixMIner-releated from posts that are not from our account! And always compare the checksums - it is quite easy to do and can spare you a lot of trouble. Additional good security practice is to always keep your private keys encrypted, and not on the same machine from which you are making the transactions.

Since we cannot verify the authenticity and integrity of the phoenixminer.org website - how can you guys possibly be defending it and making justifications for its existence? On Bitcoin-oriented message boards of all places?? *sigh*... Give your heads a shake. You are forgetting the whole reason why you are here in the first place...
newbie
Activity: 16
Merit: 0
can someone post some result of their RX 6x00 cards?

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