With 1032 mhz core you can go much lower in voltage. This way its inbalanced because
-The very low core loweres performance
- The voltage needs to be high because mem clock is high
- The high voltage causes too high consumption


Rather go to 1200 / 920 / 835mV ... that should be (0.9.4) slightly over 1.1g/s at much lower consumption.
In mmpos chanel I saw one guy running 6x V64 on 1120 / 920 / 760mv (! Not all cards will alloe that). He had 6.3 g/s on all cards and 920W at wall (6card + cpu + mobo + ram...)


Can try, sure
But before need to solve the miracle how to port the 0.9.4 speed improvement to Windows :/

Not yet - well on Linux you can just append & on the cmd to run it completely in background.


Lifting my virtual hat then for trm (I like the guys anyways - they are great and made a great product!). I must admit I did not try that high memclk - afaik only Samsung mem allows to clock that high and also that often requite quite high core voltage.
I tested - and optimized - the miner more for more watts saving clocks like 1280 / 1000 which runs often with voltages low as 825mV (some cards may need 850 or 862 ...). At least on Linux, 19.30 the 0.9.4 miner then still mines at ~1.15 g/s (rocm 1.2 when you got no risers) but also power draw is <160W then (chip reported even <125, but always need to add some for board and memory).

With P7 at 1470 / 1100 I am sure you can not end up below  230? (more a guess ^^)

I had a simillar stalling with one of my GPUs it turned out that the stalling GPU wasn't able to keep up with the low voltage that i put. Can I ask you if those cards are VEGAS and what are your settings both in the miner and the AMD panel and drivers please. Thank you in advance.

Press WIN+R and type shell:startup

then paste a shortcut to the claymore batch file there to run on windows startup.


Add this line to the beginning of the .bat file to delay initialization by 30 seconds:
msg/time:15 /w * "Delay of 30 seconds. Waiting for windows to start ..."

For example:

msg/time:15 /w * "Delay of 30 seconds. Waiting for windows to start ..."
EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool eu1.ethermine.org:4444 -ewal 0xD69af2A796A737A103F12d2f0BCC563a13900E6F -epsw x -rxboost 1

I am assuming you are using Windows. If so then just drag the *.bat file into your Windows Start button or if that doesn't work then just right click and select the Move to startup folder. If these don't work then you can always run the Run command and type in shell:startup and just drag the *.bat file into that directory.

My advice to you is if you want to run it on startup then you should delay it by 30-60 seconds or so, because I had issues with Claymore starting right away and Windows was still loading other apps and overclocking a few GPUs and undervolting them. So in your *.bat file put "timeout /t 60".

Reason why he didn't put it in Readme is because its outside the scope of the miner program, those that need it to autorun just do it manually.

Dev said progpow will be supported if/when Etherium switches to that algorithm.

This miner will have support to progpow algo?  

try rxboost option, get you extra 1 MH

Because some reported 'random miner crashes not related to gpu crashes', i made a little tool as a workaround, until i find the bug(s) and fix them.
This tool serves as a replacement for scripts you can set up to monitor the miner process and start it if it's not running.


SRB-RESTARTER

Only 3 parameters :

--interval value_in_seconds [def. is 10]
Specifies how often to check is the SRBMiner process running

--instance number
Use it if you run multiple SRBMiner instances on the same machine, example is below
You must use the following file naming :
SRBMiner-CN-n.exe where n is the instance number

--run filename [name of .bat file to run]
Name of .bat you want to run if SRBMiner process in not running


Note:
Miner is considered 'not running' after 2 checks!

Examples:

1.
SRB-Restarter.exe
[This will set interval to 10 seconds, and start.bat if SRBMiner process is not running. It will monitor for a process named SRBMiner-CN.exe]

2.
SRB-Restarter.exe --interval 5 --run turtle-coin.bat
[This will set interval to 5 seconds and run turtle-coin.bat if SRBMiner process is not running. It will monitor for a process named SRBMiner-CN.exe]

3.
SRB-Restarter.exe --interval 30 --run start-heavy.bat --instance 1
[This will set interval to 30 seconds and run start-heavy.bat if SRBMiner process is not running. It will monitor for a process named SRBMiner-CN-1.exe]


If you copy the whole folder from the .zip into SRBMiner folder, you have an example SRB-Restart.bat inside that will check for the SRBMiner-CN.exe process every 5 seconds, and run start.bat that is in the main miner folder (that's why the '..\start.bat', it means one level back).

Link is on the first page or HERE