The big problem is that there are no miners for new algorithms yet, and on old coins this video card will lose to older generations of Nvidia and AMD. I would like to see NEXApow hashrate.

When we can expect miner updates to support 7900 GPUs?

The rebel fork will be supported by all the miners in the world 100 million++, all the miningpools, all the miner devs, And big companies like NVIDIA and AMD.

You are quite behind with the new version.  For what you take as a percentage ... it is simply not good not to make a new version for so many months.  We have been waiting for you for almost half a year ...You have problems with some cards and do not solve them in time...
When can we expect the new version you have been promising for so long?

I used that pool 3 years ago: https://ethermine.org/
I it still one of the best choices? Or would you suggest another one?

My guess is that NVIDIA, AMD and other large companies that produce efficient graphics cards have invested a lot of their money in Ethereum. In 2020-2021, they all made huge profits from selling hardware at an insanely high price. Miners are still buying new cards to beef up their GPU farms.

If Ethereum switches from a PoW algorithm to a PoS algorithm, these tech companies will most likely dump all their ETH coins on cryptocurrency exchanges, because they will no longer be able to manipulate the prices of modern graphics cards. In other words, PoS-based Ethereum 2.0 may be cheaper than PoW-based Ethereum 1.0, and perhaps ETH developers understand this.

Is there any mining software that perfects the Unlock LHR on GPUs? I have a 3070ti that shows 61MH mining ETH when using Trex miner and few minutes later when the LHR unlock shows 74.5 it starts reducing the hashrate to 56MH, which miner is best for LHR

xmrig from this source looks very suspect.

hXXXs://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/releases/
xmrig-6.16.2-gcc-win64.zip

It use several anti-debugging techniques and it opens up a remote desktop to receive a console connection and creates foregin user credentials.
It looks like it open new processes through DCOM with RPC to bypass security policies.
There is weird activity in the registery as well.

I cannot promise it's malware but it sure looks like it.
I would not dare to run this on a secure system.

Thank you.

So basically I can't do any value under 384, what would happen if I set it to 100? It won't start?

Just in case it is mandatory to use the least hash rate of 384, can I unplug the fan? Is that Okay? as it makes really noisy sound even my desk is vibrating lol

I don't want to burn the unit.