Yes, that works too. In my case command line would look like:
bfgminer -o <pool address> -u xxxxx -p xxxxx -S \\.\COM5 --set-device \\.\COM5:clock=x0981 -S \\.\COM6 --set-device \\.\COM6:clock=x0A81
In the context of performance, I'm not sure which way is better.
bfgminer -o <pool address> -u xxxxx -p xxxxx -S \\.\COM5 --set-device \\.\COM5:clock=x0981 -S \\.\COM6 --set-device \\.\COM6:clock=x0A81
In the context of performance, I'm not sure which way is better.
Ok I tried this and here is what I found. While I can specify the device I want to add in
Code:
-S \\.\COM4 --set-device \\.\COM4:clock=x0B81 -S \\.\COM5 --set-device \\.\COM5:clock=x0B01 -S \\.\COM6 --set-device \\.\COM6:clock=x0981
Code:
-S \\.\COM4 --set-device AMU0:clock=x0B81 -S \\.\COM5 --set-device AMU1:clock=x0B01 -S \\.\COM6 --set-device AMU2:clock=x0981
Side Note BFGminer 4.2.0