Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux)

[Socket54]

I will bookmark that for future reference if i end up needing it, thanks a ton.

[thew3apon]

the current version is running at the highest speed ? Most efficient or fastest, and temperature ?

[Vann]

the current version is running at the highest speed ? Most efficient or fastest, and temperature ?

Yes, this is the best Zcash miner for AMD. Nothing else even comes close.

[sikkan]

the current version is running at the highest speed ? Most efficient or fastest, and temperature ?

Yes, this is the best Zcash miner for AMD. Nothing else even comes close.

Agreed! Only time my miner stops it's because of me. The miner has never failed yet after running for weeks.

[CharNoir]

Just wonder, are there anyways to fix the opencl error or not? Ive tried to reinstall amd driver and windows, but came in nothing
This error only happen on windows or linux too?

[prichina]

@Socket54 , i think you are having problem with the power draw...check cables and everything....if you elemenate all problems with cabling, try mesuaring inside you PSU, capacitors etc with multimeter

@CharNoir , try with significant downclock on the memory of the problematic card, or maybe slight downclock, you can check what are the best settings after a while...for exemple, my 7970 is stable on 1300 Mhz (patched bios) , but sometimes i can run for hours with 1315 Mhz....

[r8st]

the current version is running at the highest speed ? Most efficient or fastest, and temperature ?

Yes, this is the best Zcash miner for AMD. Nothing else even comes close.

Agreed.... I'm getting 295 H/s average on oc'd 7950s, and average 310 H/s on 280x! Very impressive.

My rx 470s get about 260.... seems kinda lame, but I'm looking into modding the vbios to raise that. Much less energy used by 470s.

After I finally stabilized my overclocks... I haven't had one hiccup with v12.4. It is actually (i've found) 2-3% faster than v12.3, though I don't think this was highlighted as a change by Claymore. Very stable, have fun!

[Socket54]

@Socket54 , i think you are having problem with the power draw...check cables and everything....if you elemenate all problems with cabling, try mesuaring inside you PSU, capacitors etc with multimeter

@CharNoir , try with significant downclock on the memory of the problematic card, or maybe slight downclock, you can check what are the best settings after a while...for exemple, my 7970 is stable on 1300 Mhz (patched bios) , but sometimes i can run for hours with 1315 Mhz....

I got it worked out thus far. Rig has been running smoothly since yesterday evening. Here is the power draw readout. from my Corsair RM1000i.
With 2x reference XFX RX480, 1x XFX RX 580 GTR black edition.

[fittsy]

@Socket54 , i think you are having problem with the power draw...check cables and everything....if you elemenate all problems with cabling, try mesuaring inside you PSU, capacitors etc with multimeter

@CharNoir , try with significant downclock on the memory of the problematic card, or maybe slight downclock, you can check what are the best settings after a while...for exemple, my 7970 is stable on 1300 Mhz (patched bios) , but sometimes i can run for hours with 1315 Mhz....

I got it worked out thus far. Rig has been running smoothly since yesterday evening. Here is the power draw readout. from my Corsair RM1000i.
With 2x reference XFX RX480, 1x XFX RX 580 GTR black edition.

Software is rubbish at measuring the actual power usage of your rig.

[CharNoir]

@CharNoir , try with significant downclock on the memory of the problematic card, or maybe slight downclock, you can check what are the best settings after a while...for exemple, my 7970 is stable on 1300 Mhz (patched bios) , but sometimes i can run for hours with 1315 Mhz....

thanks for replied, my msi r9 390 stock clocks are 1040/1500, how low u think i can downclock it safely? msi afterburner is the tool,right?

[Rastanan]

@Socket54 , i think you are having problem with the power draw...check cables and everything....if you elemenate all problems with cabling, try mesuaring inside you PSU, capacitors etc with multimeter

@CharNoir , try with significant downclock on the memory of the problematic card, or maybe slight downclock, you can check what are the best settings after a while...for exemple, my 7970 is stable on 1300 Mhz (patched bios) , but sometimes i can run for hours with 1315 Mhz....

I got it worked out thus far. Rig has been running smoothly since yesterday evening. Here is the power draw readout. from my Corsair RM1000i.
With 2x reference XFX RX480, 1x XFX RX 580 GTR black edition.

Software is rubbish at measuring the actual power usage of your rig.

Corsair link is quite good.

[marcus_v]

this miner does not start up for me. it is strange how some of you have 480's at least it runs. I cannot get it running wonder if there are other miners that will give the same speed

[Famnant]

this miner does not start up for me. it is strange how some of you have 480's at least it runs. I cannot get it running wonder if there are other miners that will give the same speed

Do you have proper drivers?

[marcus_v]

I am running on 17.4.3 with the 480 it works good with v 8 what has changed between then and now

[marcus_v]

ok reinstalled drivers and restarted and it works now. my next question is what are the best drivers for the 480? and just got a new motherboard has 3 pci express slots I can use. would I be able to run my 390x, rx 250 and possibly one of my nvidia cards or my 480 on a 850 watt power supply?

[carlo_0000]

did you try the gpu in an other computer ? and test an other riser ?

[Zealotki11er]

Does anyone know if there is a known problem running Fury X with older AMD GPUs? I can run my 4x 7950s just fine and adding the Fury X I see it on the Device Manager but once I install 16.3.2 driver I get BSOD. Most driver hang on install. I tried to install manually and still same problem. Windows installed 16.6 but Fury X would show 0 Sol/s.

[fadishop]

It is best to install a wireless card in a not all together.
Remove all wireless card, leaving only the first GPU. Take the installation CD. After mining test run with a single. If you work adds another GPU and repeat the process four times. Sometimes it takes awhile to recognize.

[RobertD]

@Socket54 , i think you are having problem with the power draw...check cables and everything....if you elemenate all problems with cabling, try mesuaring inside you PSU, capacitors etc with multimeter

@CharNoir , try with significant downclock on the memory of the problematic card, or maybe slight downclock, you can check what are the best settings after a while...for exemple, my 7970 is stable on 1300 Mhz (patched bios) , but sometimes i can run for hours with 1315 Mhz....

I got it worked out thus far. Rig has been running smoothly since yesterday evening. Here is the power draw readout. from my Corsair RM1000i.
With 2x reference XFX RX480, 1x XFX RX 580 GTR black edition.
http://i67.tinypic.com/2agmfs8.jpg

Software is rubbish at measuring the actual power usage of your rig.

What? Have you every used a Corsair power supply? I don't think so......

[riddik]

hey,

When i start mining i get 300 H/s but after a while it drops to 200.

What's the problem?

card: r9 280x no oc, fan 70% temp 62c at 300 H/s, 55c at 200.
catalyst 15.2

thank you.