Thanks for the link, had already switched away due to multiple missing features and antifeatures such as built in OC and intentionally blocking proxies, but this seals the deal.
I wasn't ever able to achieve anything close to the reported hashrates either, even with the "high share difficulty and using a pool with stales" settings (around 2 rigs, each putting out around 10k shares of 8G diff on 2miners). Overall hashrates were reported 3% higher but showing as 4-5% lower than reported poolside. This by itself is not statistically significant evidence, but combined with the data above it's pretty strong proof.
There is probably no evidence of outright malice, but the claim that the miner will only be able to reach its reported speed on a configuration that actively impedes statistical testing feels too convenient.
To the dev, I hope you figure out the reason behind the low pool share reporting, because if not this miner will end up with phoenixminer's reputation. It's not impossible to develop a new miner with actually faster hashrates, TRM did it, but if you can't back it up with evidence then it's all for naught.
For the moment I am to excited about that 67 Mhsh seeing in the miner and I am staring at the Anydesk from almost half hour now.I don't even have a new motherboard with BAR option to give another boost otherwise I believe I would be seeing 75 Mhsh without problems here.I will update in due time to the new version,no worries about that.
It has a few more stale shares than other miners but I am sure it will be fixed in other versions as I have a 100 Mbps fiber connection and with all other miners I had like 0.75% stale,now I have near 2% but I can accept this also as long as it is stable and does not crash.
I took this long to write because I am way to excited seeing a miner not crashing with my Powercolor RX 6800 XT-s,every other one has crashed so far.
To be clear, these are not 2% stales, these are 2% invalid shares. Your overclock settings are way too high, they are crashing because they are unstable overclocks. Dial them down to a more sane number.
My stable OC 6800(xt) show 67-68M on TBM.
Also, SAM or BAR do not help hashrate. They increase the rate data can be pushed to the card, but that is not a bottleneck for mining, if it were, x1 risers would not be used.
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