mayanksahni
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August 18, 2017, 10:39:05 PM |
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For most users with huge consumption increase:
It's because undervolting isn't working for you - You need to set up all in BIOS, find another tool that works or wait for news.
For those with drops to half performance and wierd clocks, it's because mem clock drops from 2xxx to 1000 or core clock drops to 300-900, it's due to high consumption - It's because undervolting isn't working for you - You need to set up on BIOS, find another tool that works or wait for news.
Some cards works with Afterburner Beta 15/16 / Wattool and Claymore (clocks) (especially 4xx) , some don't (mostly 580).
The fix isn't a driver side OC to compensate. If will try ubiq (no dag problem) and ETC (worse than ETH) the hashrate will be the same, the fix is real. Yet some people may experience some consumption increase (not huge - 5%, 10%) or even consumption drop.
Facing exactly the same issue with my machines equipped with RX 580. Is there any fix for this problem?
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KGV
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August 18, 2017, 10:48:23 PM |
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Downvolt is not working. AB or Wattool or Overdirve. It resets in short period of time, or crash rig. Three ways. 1.AB must be fixed. 2.Drivers must be fixed. 3.Claymor must be fixed. Someone get lucky AB works for them, but for 90% it not works.
Also i can do downvolt directly in bios - but if i want to change coin and algo - i need change bios again ! Also if i have 100 rigs i will spend a LOT of time.
So problem of DAG is "solved", but now huge problem is power consumption.
2Claymore - is there possible that you will made update of miner, and it will have working downvolt ?
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davigotardo
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August 19, 2017, 12:49:42 AM |
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@Claymore Can we expect the next update to fix the voltage control from your miner with the latest amd driver/dag fix? I guess like quite a few farmers, we'd rather manage everything from a single program rather than use AB or remod all the bios' again with fixed voltages Thanks! Have you tried latest AB with latest AMD drivers for blockchain? It does not work for me (I don't see any changes in power consumption when I change voltage in AB), at least in Win10+RX580. So the problem is not in my miner only, it looks like another ADL issue: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1433925.msg20538901#msg20538901I've contacted AMD and we will try to fix it. I know this is being a dick, but I just *have* to: Linux user; voltage control not affected (NSFW): https://i.imgur.com/1UEGeRz.jpgI sent a message to buy bios, it's been a while and you do not respond
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August 19, 2017, 12:58:12 AM |
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I use AB beta 16 and can reduce the voltage to: 980, 93x, 930, 880, 880, 880, after some dozen times reboot. There is a gap between the driver and AB, => the undervolt behavior is unpredictable on some cards. But once you accept that you cannot do anymore better, that means you will not change anything more, the setting is unchanged. And my 470 rig continue to run very stable last night. The design of AB which only allows +/- voltage is idiot. We need number like Claymore. I have 6 xfx 470 4G, was running 158. I try the beta one, and my experience is: I modded the cards, set the gpu voltage to static 930 all stages, but when running Claymore, the voltage up to ~1080. I could not understand why. + Claymore cannot control voltage and frequency of both gpu and memory. + Claymore 9.7 can run 28 each card, resulting 168 MHz in total, can not control fan + temp + Claymore 9.8 can also run 28 each. It can control fan + temp I try AB beta, it helped to to reduce 3 first cards to ~980 mV, and 3 remaining to ~880 mV. I could not understand why there is a difference between 2 card groups, because physically all 6 cards are the same: same version, same bios. All cards show -96 mV in AB. + I tried many way but cannot reduce the first 3 cards to 880 mV. + I could not also reset all cards to 1080 to try again. Removing & reinstalling everything (driver, AB) does not change the situation: 1080 mv then down to 980 for the 3 first cards, to 880 for the remaining. So now I run all cards consistently, but 3 with 980mV, 3 with 880 mv. Very stable, but not happy because I want to reduce all cards to 880, or keep 930 mV untouch in the Bios setting. Anyone has any idea?
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mrzim
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August 19, 2017, 01:06:42 AM |
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Just Installed Radeon Crimson Relive Beta for Blockchain 17.30.1029 Driver on my Biostar TB-350 BTC with Radeon R9 Furys and i am running a consistent .7 MH/s faster per card on Claymore's v9.8!
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TechPark
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August 19, 2017, 01:09:42 AM |
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Someone get lucky AB works for them, but for 90% it not works.
Where did you get "90%" figure? Why do you think people have to support you when you come up with a lie and start demanding things without a single "please" or "thankyou"?
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KGV
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August 19, 2017, 01:38:02 AM |
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HERE YOU GO ! WORKS !!! INTRODUCTION If you've installed MSI Afterburner before (usually on a notebook) you'd remember it didn't have GPU voltage control. There are unsupported desktop GPU models that require certain workarounds to have voltage control as well working in MSI Afterburner. So this isn't just limited to notebook GPUs. Simply put, there is a way to get it unlocked for a notebook GPU, but it is limited to +100mV (modified vBIOS allowable) using the fix we are going to apply below. You can read more about this here. ( http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=399542) So how does this benefit you when using MSI Afterburner? You can monitor the GPU voltage in the OSD now, which wasn't available before. You can use a modified vBIOS with an increased base voltage that allows the "fix" (voltage control) to utilize the remaining 100mV of overvolt in MSI Afterburner, allowing it to be the primary OC utility. If you aren't looking to do extreme overclocking/overvolting (with a modded vBIOS but limited to +100mV). ENABLE VOLTAGE CONTROL "FIX" Step 1: Go to your MSI Afterburner Profiles folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\MSI Afterburner\Profiles) Step 2: Right-click the file named "VEN_10DE&DEV..." and go > Properties > Security Step 3: Select "Edit" and then click on "Users (username\Users)" and with the permission boxes below, check "Allow" for the first box - Full control. Click OK and OK again (this allows the file to be saved after editing it). Step 4: Now you can open the file named "VEN_10DE&DEV..." in WordPad and replace everything you see with this: [Startup] Format=2 CoreVoltageBoost= PowerLimit= ThermalLimit= ThermalPrioritize= CoreClkBoost= MemClkBoost= [Settings] VDDC_Generic_Detection=1 Step 5: Save the file and restart MSI Afterburner Step 6: Go into MSI Afterburner settings and check the boxes under General > "Unlock voltage control" and "Unlock voltage monitoring" then click OK and restart Afterburner. Final: GPU voltage control is unlocked and can be used now up to +100mV as well as monitoring GPU voltage in the OSD. http://voltground.com/misc/MSI_Voltage.PNGADDITIONAL NOTES This "fix" isn't new to overclocking with MSI Afterburner, it's just not a popular topic among notebook users. Also, when I mentioned, "You can use a modified vBIOS with an increased base voltage that allows the "fix" (voltage control) to utilize the remaining 100mV of overvolt in MSI Afterburner, allowing it to be the primary OC utility" I am referring to having your vBIOS base voltage modified to 100mV below the suggested max voltage for your GPU. You can also adjust the core/boost clocks appropriately to take advantage of this to where it's stable, then flash these vBIOS values. Should you want to use MSI Afterburner as the primary OC utility, you now can since you can adjust voltage the remaining 100mV should you need to max out your overclock. Note: Raising your base core/boost clocks and voltages to workaround this idea means you will likely run at higher load temperatures since you are no longer using stock vBIOS clocks and voltages, all the time (except idle states).
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KGV
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August 19, 2017, 03:51:16 AM |
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Someone get lucky AB works for them, but for 90% it not works.
Where did you get "90%" figure? Why do you think people have to support you when you come up with a lie and start demanding things without a single "please" or "thankyou"? You such idiot. This is not only one existing forum about all this stuff.
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molitar
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August 19, 2017, 07:36:54 AM |
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Temp and Fan speeds stopped working using the AMD Relive BETA drivers for mining which fixes DAG issue.
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TechPark
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August 19, 2017, 07:43:26 AM |
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Someone get lucky AB works for them, but for 90% it not works.
Where did you get "90%" figure? Why do you think people have to support you when you come up with a lie and start demanding things without a single "please" or "thankyou"? You such idiot. This is not only one existing forum about all this stuff. You make yourself looking like an idiot by calling names and not answering straight question...
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August 19, 2017, 08:11:33 AM |
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@claymore: Voltage control parameters are working fine with my RX470/480 cards (Win10 64bit, 17.30.1029 beta driver for blockchain computing, CDM v9.8 )
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August 19, 2017, 08:14:12 AM |
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Just Installed Radeon Crimson Relive Beta for Blockchain 17.30.1029 Driver on my Biostar TB-350 BTC with Radeon R9 Furys and i am running a consistent .7 MH/s faster per card on Claymore's v9.8!
Can you change the voltage?
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cas33
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August 19, 2017, 08:58:07 AM |
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Downvolt is not working. AB or Wattool or Overdirve. It resets in short period of time, or crash rig. Three ways. 1.AB must be fixed. 2.Drivers must be fixed. 3.Claymor must be fixed. Someone get lucky AB works for them, but for 90% it not works.
Also i can do downvolt directly in bios - but if i want to change coin and algo - i need change bios again ! Also if i have 100 rigs i will spend a LOT of time.
So problem of DAG is "solved", but now huge problem is power consumption.
2Claymore - is there possible that you will made update of miner, and it will have working downvolt ?
After 24.08 when Ethereum mining profitability drops 20% it will not make much difference at all. Picture looks darker anyway after that too because of september drop bomb. Praying for ETH price jump to the moon
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August 19, 2017, 09:09:49 AM |
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OK, after some tuning I can confirm below setup is working fine for me with stable 30.4MH/s since 24H: - clean and fresh Windows 10x64 Home installation + all updates - latest AMD beta drivers - AB 4.4.0 beta 16 with applied "voltage control" fix and this one- no atikmdag-patcher applied - 4x Sapphire Nitro+ RX580 8GB (11265-01-20G, HYNIX memory) with modded BIOS - latest Claymore 9.8 with no overclocking/undervolting in BAT file AB config: Screen shotmv: 970 Power limit: +0 GPU core: 1250 GPU mem: 2150 Fan: 50% Power from wall: 787W I managed to get my MSI RX580 Armor 8GB with modded VBIOS to work properly with the New crypto driver by following the above with a slight twist. http://imgur.com/a/o7srKAfter Installing the driver without the atikmdag-patcher applied, i observed that straight after reboot GPU-Z was not displaying accurate readings (GPU load 16% and mem controller 100% without any load). HwInfo64 however was indicating no load of the GPU. I started Claymore 9.8 without any OC settings in the batch file as above. as indicated below: http://imgur.com/a/GBkimIt was getting 30.5MH/s but the 990mV from AB was not being applied properly as the card was not undervolting at 990mV but rather 1.1375V using almost 130W and running hotter at 66 Deg Celcius. Then I did the following that seemed to work: http://imgur.com/a/RYZgyI opened Global Wattman that installs with the driver. I went to Voltage control and set it to manual and inserted 990mV there. This dropped my hashrate to 21MH/s! After setting Global Wattman back to Automatic and applying it then seemed to default to the 990mV setting in AB. Weird right? From there the card undervolted to the 990mV going back to 30.5MH/s with a power draw of under 100W and descent Temp at 59C. 0.98V stable As Claymore has posted everytime AMD brings out a new driver they mess with the ADL API which is what 3rd party software use for Overclocking and Voltage settings. It seems this time not even their own software can properly control the OC and Voltage Settings as i saw the other day with the RX64 Vega Cards and the new driver. It seems however that by following these steps you can get it to work properly with the new crypto driver.
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August 19, 2017, 10:59:10 AM |
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I have 4xRX 480 using Claymore v9.8 (also with v9.7) is crashing in Windows 7 (x64) with AMD Blockchain drivers. Anyone else has similar problem?
EDIT: I followed recommended steps as follows: 1) uninstalled MSI Afterburner in normal mode 2) using DDU to clean up drivers in safe mode 3) installed Blockchain drivers in normal mode 4) patched newly installed drivers in normal mode 5) restarted my rig 6) run claymore without OC 7) got message "Windows closed this program"
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August 19, 2017, 11:44:29 AM |
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I have 4xRX 480 using Claymore v9.8 (also with v9.7) is crashing in Windows 7 (x64) with AMD Blockchain drivers. Anyone else has similar problem?
EDIT: I followed recommended steps as follows: 1) uninstalled MSI Afterburner in normal mode 2) using DDU to clean up drivers in safe mode 3) installed Blockchain drivers in normal mode 4) patched newly installed drivers in normal mode 5) restarted my rig 6) run claymore without OC 7) got message "Windows closed this program"
You are not alone few of miners like us are in same situation it doesnt work in win 7 64 bit.
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vapourminer
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
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August 19, 2017, 11:48:55 AM |
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I have 4xRX 480 using Claymore v9.8 (also with v9.7) is crashing in Windows 7 (x64) with AMD Blockchain drivers. Anyone else has similar problem?
EDIT: I followed recommended steps as follows: 1) uninstalled MSI Afterburner in normal mode 2) using DDU to clean up drivers in safe mode 3) installed Blockchain drivers in normal mode 4) patched newly installed drivers in normal mode 5) restarted my rig 6) run claymore without OC 7) got message "Windows closed this program"
yes, i basically did the exact steps you did, claymore 9.8 exits at the pool prompt. win7 did recognize all cards. seems win7 users are out of luck on this one. not going to switch to win 10, not worth the effort at this point.
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August 19, 2017, 12:04:39 PM |
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I have 4xRX 480 using Claymore v9.8 (also with v9.7) is crashing in Windows 7 (x64) with AMD Blockchain drivers. Anyone else has similar problem?
EDIT: I followed recommended steps as follows: 1) uninstalled MSI Afterburner in normal mode 2) using DDU to clean up drivers in safe mode 3) installed Blockchain drivers in normal mode 4) patched newly installed drivers in normal mode 5) restarted my rig 6) run claymore without OC 7) got message "Windows closed this program"
yes, i basically did the exact steps you did, claymore 9.8 exits at the pool prompt. win7 did recognize all cards. seems win7 users are out of luck on this one. not going to switch to win 10, not worth the effort at this point. Exactly. Considering what others are facing its not worth it to switch to win 10 just for this. Hope this beta gets an update or claymore does.
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August 19, 2017, 12:08:56 PM |
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I have 4xRX 480 using Claymore v9.8 (also with v9.7) is crashing in Windows 7 (x64) with AMD Blockchain drivers. Anyone else has similar problem?
EDIT: I followed recommended steps as follows: 1) uninstalled MSI Afterburner in normal mode 2) using DDU to clean up drivers in safe mode 3) installed Blockchain drivers in normal mode 4) patched newly installed drivers in normal mode 5) restarted my rig 6) run claymore without OC 7) got message "Windows closed this program"
yes, i basically did the exact steps you did, claymore 9.8 exits at the pool prompt. win7 did recognize all cards. seems win7 users are out of luck on this one. not going to switch to win 10, not worth the effort at this point. Exactly. Considering what others are facing its not worth it to switch to win 10 just for this. Hope this beta gets an update or claymore does. a fresh windows 10 install with all the updates/drivers/setup is less than an hour btw. Just backup all your mining programs and their batch file before.
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August 19, 2017, 12:26:17 PM |
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I have 4xRX 480 using Claymore v9.8 (also with v9.7) is crashing in Windows 7 (x64) with AMD Blockchain drivers. Anyone else has similar problem?
EDIT: I followed recommended steps as follows: 1) uninstalled MSI Afterburner in normal mode 2) using DDU to clean up drivers in safe mode 3) installed Blockchain drivers in normal mode 4) patched newly installed drivers in normal mode 5) restarted my rig 6) run claymore without OC 7) got message "Windows closed this program"
yes, i basically did the exact steps you did, claymore 9.8 exits at the pool prompt. win7 did recognize all cards. seems win7 users are out of luck on this one. not going to switch to win 10, not worth the effort at this point. Exactly. Considering what others are facing its not worth it to switch to win 10 just for this. Hope this beta gets an update or claymore does. a fresh windows 10 install with all the updates/drivers/setup is less than an hour btw. Just backup all your mining programs and their batch file before. I'll wait for another Claymore update before "upgrading" to Win10. I hope the problem is in Claymore miner and not in drivers. AMD wrote that they will not update blockchain drivers anymore.
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