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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Claymore's CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v11.2 on: January 28, 2018, 06:06:40 PM
hi first post here as I'm hitting a wall for the last couple of months and I don't seem to be going anywhere with my first rig build.
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What am I missing here? pagefile is 20 Gb, I'm using the environment variables as descripted

It is rather hard to setup 3 PSU properly. I have general feeling that you screw up in this somehow.
1. Try single PSU, start with single GPU, check power consumption AT THE WALL for each GPU.
2. Check all you GPU maybe you have faulty one.
3. Next step - proper biosmod with downvolting, you will be able to limit you power usage to 100W per GPU with hashrate about 900 H/s
4. Add one GPU at time, check power consumption AT THE WALL. Go up to 600W at the wall, no more. Expect to get up to 4 GPU running. No significant hashrate drop should be expected.
5. Use second PSU to power up riser and powerconnectors of next GPUs, again one by one. Check power consumption AT THE WALL at each step. Do not change wiring of the first PSU, switch on the second PSU first step and only then start the first else you can have issues with GPUs connected to second PSU.
6. if you will fully utilise (up to 600W at the wall) two PSUs follow the same procedure with the third.
7. Biosmod is recommended but not mandatory, but expect much lower hashrate with much bigger power consumption.
8. 20 Gb pagefile may be a bit small if you have 8Gb GPUs

my bad. I omitted the rig is comprised of the modules and the behaviour is the same even with the main unit alone. I'm talking about a single PSU powering up the motherboard and 4 GPUs.

I can't seem to squeeze more than 630 h/s per single card, even when Claymore miner is fired up with a single GPU so it's my assumption that there is something wrong at some other level.

with downvolting and clocking (software via claymore parameters) I've been able to drop to power consumption but this is not the main issue here, that is making it mine more.

What is the logic with paging file? I've tried adding an additional HDD and assign a 100 Gb pagefile  but I haven't noticed any improvement on stability or performance whatsoever.
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Claymore's CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v11.2 on: January 28, 2018, 10:40:53 AM
hi first post here as I'm hitting a wall for the last couple of months and I don't seem to be going anywhere with my first rig build.

3 Corsair RX 650 PSUs

Asrock H110 Pro BTC+, flashed bios 1.20

Intel Cpu, 8 Gb RAM

multiple Rx 580 Hynyx, stock over powered risers

60 Gb SSD

Win 10 1709 with several optimizations here and there

Blockchain august drivers.

Even using a single card I can't seem to go above 630 H/s; when I try to scale out adding cards using the -di parameters I hit system crashes and I constantly need to lower the -h parameters until it's stable but meaningless.

For instance I can mine 3 KH/s with 5 cards at 600 each or 6 cards at 500 each. I managed to mine using 8 cards but with a ridiculous hashrate of 300 per card or the system gets unstable.

What am I missing here? pagefile is 20 Gb, I'm using the environment variables as descripted
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