Noted. Thanks for the advice.
(Reported)

Hmm. I'm using MiningPoolHub mining Eth at this very moment. I haven't had any issues (yet.) I'll refer to this if I do though. Thanks!
The only issue that I discovered is that I set the port for mining ETC and it still mines ETH. That's probably a MiningPoolHub issue though, not an AM issue.

It was "stuck" there for at least an hour this morning when I got up to check on the status. I thought it was strange because when I checked the actual BTC price it was listed just above $11,010. Maybe it just didn't update in AwesomeMiner and it was just my luck to catch it with all 9's.
Currently, It's reading $10,999.30 and that's ~30 minutes after you replied. How often is it supposed to update?

Is anyone else's Bitcoin Exchange Rate stuck at $10,999.99?

Okay thanks. Now THIS is a viable solution.
Thank you. I'll look into it tonight.

Wow! Great advice!  

I did. I even stated that I did. So sure... quote my answer please.
Here... allow me.


And following up I did... by PM. Not to you though. Sorry, I wasn't aware that I should have sent you a PM as well.
BTW I have static IP addresses on ALL devices on my network with my mining rigs. Everything is MANUALLY set.
I have 10.0.0.1, 192.168.1.1, 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.2.1 as networks. (Techinically I also have 192.168.5.1 as a backup LTE data connection as a failover connection to my primary router but I'm not counting that.) But all of my rigs have static IP addresses.
192.168.2.1 for my FIVE personal computers are ALSO manually set. To include network printers. The only devices that IP is assigned by DHCP is IoT and that is on a totally seperate network. So my garage door can't conflict

So... it's not a IP conflict. It's not a firewall. Out of the 42 (yes 42) devices on my home network (not including VPN connected devices) I've NEVER had an IP conflict with this configuration. Everything is it's only private network. IoT devices are seperate from my mining machines for example. All of this is for security reasons.

Distance between AwesomeMiner PC and rig??? What does that have to do with anything? Okay... I'll indulge you with an honest answer. Ready? About 2 feet. Seriously. It's all in a 4x4 tent in a 42U server rack. Machines 1 and 2 are in 4U Rosewill cases. Other machines are open frame.
BUT... the mining rigs are connected to an unmanaged switch which is connected to a managed switch with VLAN which is connected to a 10Gb unmanaged switch. So when you mean "distance" you don't mean literal distance because that makes no sense. Either way, I'm not a n00b when it comes to networking and placement of mining rigs. Please don't treat me as such. I've been using AwesomeMiner since April 2018 and the problem with the "Interface Offline" just started so it's nothing to do with "distance" or placement.

So... in conclusion it's not an IP conflict or firewall. I noticed that the firewall did somehow activate but even after deactivating everything I still had the same issue.
The only thing that I can think of is an issue with the Remote agent, the OS itself or maybe even the CAT5e cable that I'm using.
I've attempted to move the CAT5e cable to another switch but that didn't help.

Any updates from the reports that I had sent you?

PM sent. Two actually.
Thanks!

LOL! Busted! Such a messed up way to support the developer though.
Risk a computer that deals in crypto (security keys, passwords, finances, etc) by finding a sketchy site that hacks software, literall steal from the developer in the process and then have the balls to ask him for help when it's not working to expectation.
Patrike... you handled that very well sir. Nicely done.

Just checked. It is on private.
BUT! I did notice that the Windows Defender firewall did somehow get switched on.  Must've happened after an update somehow.  I deactivated it and will follow up.

One of my machines (specifically a 1070 eight card rig) keeps having an intermittent issue where AwesomeMiner says "interface offline" but the machine is still working fine. I uninstalled and re-installed the remote agent and the problem keeps occuring.
Any ideas?
No firewall / anti-virus / etc running. Windows 10 ver 2004.
I have three machines and only this one is having this particular issue.

Thanks!

So I tried driver 20.3.1 and it seemed like it almost worked.
I was playing around with it for about 10 hours yesterday!

Here are my results:
If they have a hashrate and a wattage it means that it worked for a brief amount of time... that is until it didn't.
Sometimes I get the BSOD that says VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE which according to a quick Google search says that it's likely a bad driver or GPU. But since 19.9.1 seems to work fine I'm thinking it's driver related.
And when I say "crash" I mean that it results in 0 MH/s.

-mi 14 -wdog 0 -cclock 1250 -cvddc 770 -mclock 1775 -mvddc 850 -tstop 80 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 90 -mt 2 GPU 3 crashes (Sapphire)

-mi 14 -wdog 0 -cclock 1300 -cvddc 770 -mclock 1775 -mvddc 850 -tstop 80 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 90 -mt 2 GPU 3 crashes (Sapphire)
550.79 MH/s @ 1157W

-mi 14 -wdog 0 -cclock 1300 -cvddc 800 -mclock 1775 -mvddc 850 -tstop 80 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 90 -mt 2 (crashed)
545.83 MH/s @ 1203W

-mi 14 -wdog 0 -cclock 1350 -cvddc 820 -mclock 1800 -mvddc 850 -tstop 80 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 90 -mt 2 stable over 10 minutes then crashes
543.87 MH/s @ 1235W


-mi 14 -wdog 0 -cclock 1350 -cvddc 820 -mclock 1800 -mvddc 850 -tstop 85 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 95 -mt 2 stable over 15 minutes then eventually a random gpu crashes
544.32 MH/s @ 1236W

-mi 14 -wdog 0 -cclock 1350 -cvddc 820 -mclock 1810 -mvddc 850 -tstop 85 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 95 -mt 2 GPU 4 (AMD) crashes

-mi 14 -wdog 0 -cclock 1325 -cvddc 820 -mclock 1810 -mvddc 850 -tstop 85 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 95 -mt 2 random gpus crash
-mi 14 -wdog 0 -cclock 1325 -cvddc 820 -mclock 1800 -mvddc 850 -tstop 85 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 95 -mt 2 GPU 3 crash

-mi 14 -wdog 1 -cclock 1380 -cvddc 820 -mclock 1780 -mvddc 850 -tstop 85 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 95 -mt 2 several (at least half) gpus crash


-wdog 1 -cclock 1300 -cvddc 820 -mclock 1780 -mvddc 850 -tstop 85 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 95 -mt 2 half of the cards won't initialize (all 0 MH/s) and won't even give fan speed results.


-cclock 1350 -cvddc 820 -mclock 1800 -mvddc 850 -tstop 85 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 95 -mt 2 GPU 0, 6, 7, 8, 9 won't hash


-cclock 1350 -cvddc 820 -mclock 1750 -mvddc 850 -tstop 85 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 95 -mt 2 GPU 1 won't recognize

-mi 12 -cclock 1300 -cvddc 780 -mclock 1750 -mvddc 850 -tstop 85 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 95 -mt 2 GPU 1 won't recognize


I go back to 19.9.1 via system restore and all work beautifully at 1350MHz Core, 875MHz Mem, 780mv
-mi 14 -hstats 2 -wdog 1 -tstop 85 -tstart 60 -hstats 2 -tt 50  -ttli 95 -mt 2

So I tried running with these settings:
Core: 1350Mhz
Memory 775Mhz (on 19.9.1 driver)
cvddc: 775mv

Command line: -mi 14 -hstats 2 -mt 2 -tstart 60 -tstop 70 -wdog 1 -tt 50 -ttli 90

One of my Sapphire cards intermittenly crashes. I average 537MH/s and get about 98w - 108w each between 59C - 60C.

I'll try with a higher cvddc 780 and see if that stabilizes the Sapphire card. Then I'll try updating my drivers.

I'll update my driver's tonight with those settings and give it a try.

Funny.
I'm actually asking for some feedback and helpful suggestions. I'm also putting it out there to see if anyone else has experienced something similar.
Everyone says that 20.4.2 is stable. That hasn't been my experience at all. Most stable for me are drivers that were released over a year ago. I'd say that almost everyone would agree that it's unusual.

I do test them all at 1750.
Everything crashes at stock clocks as well.
Very weird.

So...
here's what issue I've been running into.
First... my rig:
Gigabyte GA-B250-FinTech LGA1151 Intel ATX Cryptocurrency Mining 12PCIe 3.0 DDR4 Motherboard
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07988FLFW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
100GB of virtual memory on a 500GB SSD.

I have 10 RX 5700XT cards.
(3 XFX Reference and 7 Sapphire Pulse cards dual bios cards)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TB5FBV6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WC7683C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
All ten have the 1500 strap bios mod.
Windows 10 ver 2004

Currently with PM 5.1c and Adrenaline 19.9.1

Now... for some reason my clock speeds are:
Core: 1400
Memory: 880
cvddc: 880

If I upgrade the driver (to say 20.4.2)... a random card will crash. Guaranteed. Never the same one. If I remove one I have a pretty good chance of it being stable BUT not at those clock speeds. I have to change the memory to 1750. Any higher and I get a crash. (blue screen)
Temperatures seem fine.
Command: -mi 14 -hstats 2 -mt 2 -tstart 60 -tstop 85 -wdog 1 -tt 60 -ttli 90 and I'm averaging 546.6 for all ten so that's almost 55MH/s. I can't really tell how much from the wall because I have it on a 220v circuit with two other machines but it looks as though each card is running between 104w to 110w.

So my questions:
Why is my current driver (19.9.1) displaying 880 for memory but as soon as I change driver I have to double the memory to make it work?
Why would my rig crash (BSOD) with the latest driver that everyone seems to say is "stable"?

It seems to run fine as is... but it sucks that I can never seem to update my driver. I've tried DDU and that doesn't help. I've tried MPT. I've done the bios mod... went back to stock bios (for each card that I individually saved but later found out that GPU-Z corrupts some of the saved bios files. I'm *thinking* that the GPU-Z backup was corrupted, modded with RedBiosEditor and since I flashed it to the cards I could have *possibly* messed something up... but then why would it run fine with 19.9.1 driver? Now I'm hearing from RedPanda that some manufacturers aren't even letting customers RMA their cards if they've been bios modded because of the PID mismatch so even if I acquired a fresh bios somewhere online the PID wouldn't match up.

So... I'm thinking that my best option is to find the original bios for
Sapphire 11293-01-20G Radeon PULSE RX 5700 Xt and XFX RX-57XT8MFD6 cards.
https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/214054/sapphire-rx5700xt-8192-190812
https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/212289/xfx-rx5700xt-8192-190616
Red Bios Edit the straps to those. Flash them individually, then with just ONE card installed flash the latest Adrenaline driver... then plug in each one separately and hope that it works.

Unless... someone else has any other suggestions.

Personally... it's working fine for me other than the fact that I can't update the drivers so I'm not in any hurry... but I am open to suggestions if anyone has them.

Thanks!

Dev fee address was probably changed to donate to you instead.
No thank you.
How about you stop spamming the forum with your "mirror" links?

Or the dev fee address was changed in the source.
I wonder what virus that would be flagged as?

How about just stop "mirroring" and leaving it to the developers please?

Just stop already. Nobody is that stupid.