I tried new PhoenixMiner 5.6a with the same settings from working 5.5c and I got this error:

https://ibb.co/jLcPZHw

"Video driver consistency error. Please go back to version 5.5c"

Driver version is 20.11.1

Does anyone have this issue?

did you run phoenixminer as administrator?

I don't know what kind of trick you're trying to pull. Are you selling innocent people a virus through this forum?

Anyway, a 3070 laptop CANNOT be faster than a 3070 Desktop card. So stop boasting with lies, you're only making yourself a fool.

Would it be possible to edit 3060 BIOS or flash 3060ti BIOS on it. I believe the problem is in BIOS because one dude used current drivers and the card still downclocked

I think their goal is to dump all their low binned dies that they had no use for in these mining cards.

Dude, I am looking at your posts and all I see is how do I do this ... how do I do that!!

Learn to read / search / google before wasting resources.

Each and every one of these kind people who help newbies like yourself used to be newbie but they did their homework first. Read the documentation, learn Windows / Linux whatever OS you want to run your rigs. Then when you hit something difficult, search all these messages first before posting your questions.

Look up annoying and professional then ask me not to be one or act like one!

On the same note, you owe all these people who help you ETH! They give you free advice but do NOT abuse it.

Windows virtual memory set up? How hard is it to grab a calculator and do the math??

No! I don’t know everything but I am wasting so much time jumping topics to topics to learn something NEW - not crappy questions.

And when same people on this very thread ask you to do some stuff on your own by reading previous questions and learn, you lose your temper which proves IF you knew something, you would not bother to even help.

As a matter of fact, even I am trying to teach you something. But, you have no clue what the hell I mean!!!!!

How about we mine ETH for you using own own rigs?? It makes life easier for all of us!!

Yeah these 3090 with their 24gb (lol) vram are a complete nightmare to cool, the 3080's as well to some extent but not as bad as the 3090.

My way of thinking for my 4x 3090 is fully water-cooled or don't bother.. 3080's are a bit better on air but not massively.

So here are some examples:

Re-padded Gigabyte OCs 3080 with Thermal Grizzly 8 Pads:
98°C, 98°C, 94°C, 96°C

Stock ASUS TUF OCs 3080:
100°C, 104°C, 106°C, 104°C.....

I dont like that. Should I consider doing a pad replacement on the ASUS, too? Worry about warranty.

I have an Asus Strix RTX 3090 OC along with a Gigabyte 1660 Super.  I mine ETH using t-rex and phoenix miner 5.4c and am getting very low hash rates with my 3090. 

When I start the miner, my 3090's core clock drops from 1860mhz to fluctuating around 900-1200mhz and memory clock drops from 9751mhz to 9501mhz.  Temp is about 50 and 270W.  Hash rate starts around 100 then drops to around 92. 

No issues with my 1660 Super.  If I unplug the 1660 Super, I still have the same problem with the 3090. 

I have a relatively new build (Asus X570 MB, Ryzen 7 3800X).  The 3090 performs great on bench mark test (userbenchmark) and stress tests (Kombustor) where I can go +160 mhz core clock and +1000mhz memory clock and be stable.  When I turn those OC settings on with MSI Afterburner when mining, my hash rate actually goes down even further (core clock sticks about 900, memory clock goes up to 1051 with hash rate of 90) . 

Any idea what could be causing the problem and how to fix it so I can get around a 120 hash rate?

EVGA XC3 ULTRA GAMING, getting 102 MH/s when not using the monitor, no throttling.
Fans at 60%, +1500 memory, -200 GPU, 70 PL @ ~240W.

Had a Gigabyte Gaming OC before; was thermal throttling with PL 60, was pulling between 85-91 MH/s. Glad to be rid of it.

That could or could not be an issue. I have 3 year warranty on my cards so I don't really care if the card is gonna blow up because it's up do Nvidia to limit overclocking capabilities. We're not doing bios mod or anything out of the ordinary.

I have the same issue oddly enough with a 9 GPU rig, my 8 and 7 GPU 3060ti rigs work with no issues.
I also freeze on DAG generation at the start of mining causing the rig to reboot.

I am going crazy with my two 3090s. Both run at about 105Mh/s. The MSI Triple is the primary and runs without issues, but the Gigabyte secondary either wants to spin the fans up to 100%, or throttle GPU down to 800Mhz, and crank out only 80MH/s. I have tried power limiting, GPU downclocking, and memory overclocking, however could not resolve the issue. I have a healthy Corsair 1200W power supply which previously ran 4x1070s and a single 1080 with no issues. Power draw shows 350W on the MSI, and 250W on the Gigabyte (on a riser). Both have their PCIE power inputs fully populated with clean power. Any ideas?

What power are you using on the 3060Ti? I'm able to run with +1359 MHz on the memory @131W. With +1400 I get 1% incorrect shares

T-Rex 0.19.7

* ("ethash", "octopus", "kawpow") Improve stability for 30xx series GPUs
* ("ethash") Verify overclock stability after DAG rebuild ("Instability detected" message is printed in case there are issues)
* Add "--gpu-report-interval-s" parameter to control hashrate summary report frequency based on the number of share submissions
* (API) Add new "pause" command for "control" handler to pause and resume mining
* (Watchdog) Display a list of GPUs caused miner restart with "GPU is idle" error

Bug fixes:
* ("x21s") "incorrect size of extranonce2" error
* (UI) Incorrect GPU index in share submission report when "--pci-indexing" mode is enabled
* (API) Miner fails to switch algorithms on the fly for some ""<algo_from>" -> "<algo_to>"" combinations

i run my cards at memory timing level 2 under wattman using current 19.6.3 drivers.
I'll have results for 5700XT using 19.7.1 drivers in a little while.

I've been killing myself over this one... Maybe, someone else from the outside can help me...

I recently upgraded my ATX 1000w PSU to a 1200w server PSU/breakout board. Upon that upgrade, as I was applying my overclocks and such through a bat file with ODnT, my system started freezing. If I applied this settings manually, no issues.

So, I did what any good miner would do.. DDU and start over.. Same thing... I DDU'd a 3rd time and upgraded to the latest drivers along with ODnT 2.8. Since then, my system hasn't had any issues applying the clock n suck through a bat file.

However, my hashrate that the miner shows vs what the miner shows pool side has been off... I've tried different settings in ODnT, lowered memory, more power and none of my tests are matching up..

I will run the miner for 12 hours, get both miner/pool hashrate to match up at 5.5 khs, stop miner, start again and run for 12 more hours and then they aren't matched anymore... 5.5 vs 5.3.... Sometimes the same test will result even worse at 5.2 or 5.1 -- I understand luck is in play, but I don't think luck should effect it this much.

My other rigs show Miner and Pool to be very close..

I have fixed diff at 55000 on Support XMR.

Moddest overclocks.

570s run 1150/875 and memory 1925/875.
580s run 1200/900 and meomry 2000/900.

I'll run the same clocks back to back and get different reported values each time... There are times where I have cards running 300-400 hs less than expected on the pool

I've tried more power, less memory, more memory...

I'm at a loss..