PhoenixMiner 6.2c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)

[relax69]

Please add Ravencoin (RVN)! We need other coins!!!

actually adding kawpow would be great

Having more coins to mine would be an excellent option for us, but unfortunately looks to me, like the devs abandoned us alone 6 months ago and now they are on yachts around tropical islands. They had 2-3 months before the end to add more coins. Now it is too late and we had to switch to different miners.

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[ddkn64]

Is it possible to mine ETHW with phoenixminer?

[deedeeranged]

Is it possible to mine ETHW with phoenixminer?

Should be possible i.e.:

PhoenixMiner -pool stratum+tcp://ethw.2miners.com:2020 -wal YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS.RIG_ID
or
PhoenixMiner.exe -pool stratum+tcp://ethw.2miners.com:2020 -wal YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS -worker Rig1 -pass x

Just try it

[Der-C]

Is it possible to mine ETHW with phoenixminer?

Yes it works like deedeeranged explained. I tried it with 2Miners ETHW-Pool and with f2pool. Both are working fine with phoenix. But you have to find a wallet for ETHW, as Binance for example doesn't have the option to deposit at the moment and ETHW is not profitable as long as you have to pay electricity.

[ddkn64]

Thanks for the info!! FYI i'm using the trader Poloniex deposit wallet for ETHW.

[Frmg]

Please add Ravencoin (RVN)! We need other coins!!!

actually adding kawpow would be great

Kawpow, BeamHash, and many others...

Phoenix miner have many advanced options to control AMD hardware that other miners dont have.

[Lafu]

Global update is ready! It is mostly a bugfix release, the more significant upgrades are coming next month. You can download PhoenixMiner 6.3b from here:

Dont download anything from the User written link or from any other User that posting a link here .

Its a Hidden Fake Github Account  !
Joined on github 2 days ago .

Code:

https://github.com/PhoenixMinerProject/

Download link is full with Malware and Virus , 13 malicious detections.
Virustotal : https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/512912a5a3f951738e5271d939d6bda9493142a6a40406ba75126c4d9fea7a29?nocache=1

The Account is also hacked as the last post was back in 2019.

Watch out for maybe more coming Links from other Users and report them.

[deedeeranged]

Dont download anything from the User written link or from any other User that posting a link here .

Its a Hidden Fake Github Account  !
Joined on github 2 days ago .

The Account is also hacked as the last post was back in 2019.

Watch out for maybe more coming Links from other Users and report them.

Instead off quoting just report it as spam/malware  to moderator and it will be removed/taken down asap. Thats why you don't see it anymore. Is way more effective.

[Lafu]

Instead off quoting just report it as spam/malware  to moderator and it will be removed/taken down asap. Thats why you don't see it anymore. Is way more effective.

Dont worry Buddy , i know what i am doing trust me , and i always report them !
You can see and take a look here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5182222.msg61077081#msg61077081
And i reporting and fighting them longer now as you already registered here on the Forum.

[delta_gil]

Hello! Thanks for the advice. 6700XT I have GPUs 1 - it has a monitor and 2 more pieces 478, for them I prescribe the settings in the miner, for 6700XT in Radeon Software - Tuning. Wrote it like this now.

PhoenixMiner.exe -coin eth  -acm -pool eth.2miners.com:2020 -rvram 1 -wal 15bYeW____toB4.r1 -proto 4 -cvddc 0,870,870 -mvddc 0,870,870 -cclock 0,1150,1150 -mclock 0,2090,2090 -tt 50,65,65 -ttmem 1:65 -fanmin 30,24,24 -hstats 2 -clKernel 1,2,2 -rxboost 0,1,1

The -fpwm option is for Linux only. When installing 6700XT, I prescribed -clKernel 1 to it, but for some reason it didn’t work then, maybe it was PhoenixMiner 6.0. Now I'm testing it, the hashrate on it has become more stable (~ 49), on -clKernel 0, it was floating from 47 to 49.5.

GPU1: 50C 29% 95W, GPU2: 62C 24% 70W, GPU3: 63C 24% 70W
GPU1: cclock 1257 MHz, cvddc 650 mV, mclock 2138 MHz, Tj 52C, 514 kH/J
GPU2: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 443 kH/J
GPU3: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 445 kH/J
GPUs power: 235.4 W; 472 kH/J
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main Eth speed: 111.251 MH/s, shares: 28/0/0, time: 0:43
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main GPUs: 1: 48.934 MH/s (15) 2: 31.158 MH/s (3) 3: 31.159 MH/s (10)
GPU1: 50C 29% 95W, GPU2: 62C 24% 70W, GPU3: 63C 24% 70W
GPU1: cclock 1257 MHz, cvddc 650 mV, mclock 2138 MHz, Tj 52C, 514 kH/J
GPU2: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 443 kH/J
GPU3: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 445 kH/J
GPUs power: 235.4 W; 472 kH/J
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main Eth speed: 111.251 MH/s, shares: 28/0/0, time: 0:43
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main GPUs: 1: 48.934 MH/s (15) 2: 31.158 MH/s (3) 3: 31.159 MH/s (10)
GPU1: 50C 29% 95W, GPU2: 62C 24% 70W, GPU3: 63C 24% 70W
GPU1: cclock 1257 MHz, cvddc 650 mV, mclock 2138 MHz, Tj 52C, 514 kH/J
GPU2: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 443 kH/J
GPU3: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 445 kH/J
GPUs power: 235.4 W; 472 kH/J
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main Eth speed: 111.251 MH/s, shares: 28/0/0, time: 0:43
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main GPUs: 1: 48.934 MH/s (15) 2: 31.158 MH/s (3) 3: 31.159 MH/s (10)
GPU1: 50C 29% 95W, GPU2: 62C 24% 70W, GPU3: 63C 24% 70W
GPU1: cclock 1257 MHz, cvddc 650 mV, mclock 2138 MHz, Tj 52C, 514 kH/J
GPU2: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 443 kH/J
GPU3: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 445 kH/J
GPUs power: 235.4 W; 472 kH/J
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main Eth speed: 111.251 MH/s, shares: 28/0/0, time: 0:43
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main GPUs: 1: 48.934 MH/s (15) 2: 31.158 MH/s (3) 3: 31.159 MH/s (10)
GPU1: 50C 29% 95W, GPU2: 62C 24% 70W, GPU3: 63C 24% 70W
GPU1: cclock 1257 MHz, cvddc 650 mV, mclock 2138 MHz, Tj 52C, 514 kH/J
GPU2: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 443 kH/J
GPU3: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 445 kH/J
GPUs power: 235.4 W; 472 kH/J
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main Eth speed: 111.251 MH/s, shares: 28/0/0, time: 0:43
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main GPUs: 1: 48.934 MH/s (15) 2: 31.158 MH/s (3) 3: 31.159 MH/s (10)
GPU1: 50C 29% 95W, GPU2: 62C 24% 70W, GPU3: 63C 24% 70W
GPU1: cclock 1257 MHz, cvddc 650 mV, mclock 2138 MHz, Tj 52C, 514 kH/J
GPU2: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 443 kH/J
GPU3: cclock 1150 MHz, cvddc 875 mV, mclock 2090 MHz, 445 kH/J
GPUs power: 235.4 W; 472 kH/J
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main Eth speed: 111.251 MH/s, shares: 28/0/0, time: 0:43
2022.03.21:18:22:39.547: main GPUs: 1: 48.934 MH/s (15) 2: 31.158 MH/s (3) 3: 31.159 MH/s (10)

[andrew115200]

Hi.
I read the "readme" file, and as I understand it, there is no option in the miner config that would be possibility run *.bat file (like reboot.bat) upon reaching the specified target hashrate like in trex "--script-low-hash" ?
(sorry for my english)

[deedeeranged]

Hi.
I read the "readme" file, and as I understand it, there is no option in the miner config that would be possibility run *.bat file (like reboot.bat) upon reaching the specified target hashrate like in trex "--script-low-hash" ?
(sorry for my english)

This might be something
-minRigSpeed <n> Restart the miner if avg 5 min speed is below <n> MH/s

I know it it not like t-rex but serves the same purpose as a reboot.bat unless you mean to reboot the whole system.

[andrew115200]

Hi.
I read the "readme" file, and as I understand it, there is no option in the miner config that would be possibility run *.bat file (like reboot.bat) upon reaching the specified target hashrate like in trex "--script-low-hash" ?
(sorry for my english)

This might be something
-minRigSpeed <n> Restart the miner if avg 5 min speed is below <n> MH/s

I know it it not like t-rex but serves the same purpose as a reboot.bat unless you mean to reboot the whole system.

Thx for answer, but I've seen this option, it's not exactly what I need, I need reboot the whole rig until hashrate will be higher than I set it.
I one more time read "readme", and unfortunately, there is no option like in trex "--script-low-hash" 

[relax69]

Hi.
I read the "readme" file, and as I understand it, there is no option in the miner config that would be possibility run *.bat file (like reboot.bat) upon reaching the specified target hashrate like in trex "--script-low-hash" ?
(sorry for my English)

It sounds like you need these options:

Code:

  -wdog 1
  -rmode 2

# -wdog <n>

#    Enable watchdog timer: 1 - yes, 0 - no (1 is the default).
#   The  watchdog timer checks periodically if any of the GPUs freezes and
#    if it does, restarts the miner (see the "-rmode" command-line  parameter for the restart modes)

# -rmode <n>

#    Selects the restart mode when a GPU crashes or freezes:
#   :0:     disabled - miner will shut down instead of restarting
#   :1: restart miner with the same command line options - this is the default
#   :2: reboot   (shut down miner and execute "reboot.bat")

They work perfectly for me on Windows when a GPU freezes. You must have a reboot.bat file in the miner's directory.

[andrew115200]

Hi.
I read the "readme" file, and as I understand it, there is no option in the miner config that would be possibility run *.bat file (like reboot.bat) upon reaching the specified target hashrate like in trex "--script-low-hash" ?
(sorry for my English)

It sounds like you need these options:

Code:

  -wdog 1
  -rmode 2

# -wdog <n>

#    Enable watchdog timer: 1 - yes, 0 - no (1 is the default).
#   The  watchdog timer checks periodically if any of the GPUs freezes and
#    if it does, restarts the miner (see the "-rmode" command-line  parameter for the restart modes)

# -rmode <n>

#    Selects the restart mode when a GPU crashes or freezes:
#   :0:     disabled - miner will shut down instead of restarting
#   :1: restart miner with the same command line options - this is the default
#   :2: reboot   (shut down miner and execute "reboot.bat")

They work perfectly for me on Windows when a GPU freezes. You must have a reboot.bat file in the miner's directory.

I configured this option on all my rigs on phoenix ("-wdog 1", "-rmode 2" and "reboot.bat>>shutdown /r /t 5 /f"), yes, works perfectly, but it's not that what I need.
The problem is, I have a rig on MB Asrock H110 Pro BTC+ and VC 8x XFX RX580 8G, after rebooting rig (for power issue or just reboot from windows) in case of 50/50, it's randomly happening, one of cards is not defined, just disappears from system, it's can be any of eight cards, so problem is not in cards or risers, maybe prolem is in MB. After the start of all eight cards, rig works stable for many days.
That's why i need this option in miner, 8 cards has hashrate 242MH on ETC, if after start miner hashrate is lower than I set, lets says 238, system will reboot until card will back in system again and hashrate will be higher than I specified.
sorry for my english, again

[miner29]

Hi.
I read the "readme" file, and as I understand it, there is no option in the miner config that would be possibility run *.bat file (like reboot.bat) upon reaching the specified target hashrate like in trex "--script-low-hash" ?
(sorry for my English)

It sounds like you need these options:

Code:

  -wdog 1
  -rmode 2

# -wdog <n>

#    Enable watchdog timer: 1 - yes, 0 - no (1 is the default).
#   The  watchdog timer checks periodically if any of the GPUs freezes and
#    if it does, restarts the miner (see the "-rmode" command-line  parameter for the restart modes)

# -rmode <n>

#    Selects the restart mode when a GPU crashes or freezes:
#   :0:     disabled - miner will shut down instead of restarting
#   :1: restart miner with the same command line options - this is the default
#   :2: reboot   (shut down miner and execute "reboot.bat")

They work perfectly for me on Windows when a GPU freezes. You must have a reboot.bat file in the miner's directory.

I configured this option on all my rigs on phoenix ("-wdog 1", "-rmode 2" and "reboot.bat>>shutdown /r /t 5 /f"), yes, works perfectly, but it's not that what I need.
The problem is, I have a rig on MB Asrock H110 Pro BTC+ and VC 8x XFX RX580 8G, after rebooting rig (for power issue or just reboot from windows) in case of 50/50, it's randomly happening, one of cards is not defined, just disappears from system, it's can be any of eight cards, so problem is not in cards or risers, maybe prolem is in MB. After the start of all eight cards, rig works stable for many days.
That's why i need this option in miner, 8 cards has hashrate 242MH on ETC, if after start miner hashrate is lower than I set, lets says 238, system will reboot until card will back in system again and hashrate will be higher than I specified.
sorry for my english, again

Check the bios for a delay in boot time.  I have some boards that let me set up to several seconds delay before boot.  Ive always used the longest delay to allow the pcie bus to read all cards on my 13 gpu rigs.  Hope it helps you.

[andrew115200]

Hi.
I read the "readme" file, and as I understand it, there is no option in the miner config that would be possibility run *.bat file (like reboot.bat) upon reaching the specified target hashrate like in trex "--script-low-hash" ?
(sorry for my English)

It sounds like you need these options:

Code:

  -wdog 1
  -rmode 2

# -wdog <n>

#    Enable watchdog timer: 1 - yes, 0 - no (1 is the default).
#   The  watchdog timer checks periodically if any of the GPUs freezes and
#    if it does, restarts the miner (see the "-rmode" command-line  parameter for the restart modes)

# -rmode <n>

#    Selects the restart mode when a GPU crashes or freezes:
#   :0:     disabled - miner will shut down instead of restarting
#   :1: restart miner with the same command line options - this is the default
#   :2: reboot   (shut down miner and execute "reboot.bat")

They work perfectly for me on Windows when a GPU freezes. You must have a reboot.bat file in the miner's directory.

I configured this option on all my rigs on phoenix ("-wdog 1", "-rmode 2" and "reboot.bat>>shutdown /r /t 5 /f"), yes, works perfectly, but it's not that what I need.
The problem is, I have a rig on MB Asrock H110 Pro BTC+ and VC 8x XFX RX580 8G, after rebooting rig (for power issue or just reboot from windows) in case of 50/50, it's randomly happening, one of cards is not defined, just disappears from system, it's can be any of eight cards, so problem is not in cards or risers, maybe prolem is in MB. After the start of all eight cards, rig works stable for many days.
That's why i need this option in miner, 8 cards has hashrate 242MH on ETC, if after start miner hashrate is lower than I set, lets says 238, system will reboot until card will back in system again and hashrate will be higher than I specified.
sorry for my english, again

Check the bios for a delay in boot time.  I have some boards that let me set up to several seconds delay before boot.  Ive always used the longest delay to allow the pcie bus to read all cards on my 13 gpu rigs.  Hope it helps you.

I tried many of things, but it's a good idea, I remember that a few years ago disable fullscreen logo and set delay on 3sec, I will try to increase delay, thanks

[JayDDee]

The problem is, I have a rig on MB Asrock H110 Pro BTC+ and VC 8x XFX RX580 8G, after rebooting rig (for power issue or just reboot from windows) in case of 50/50, it's randomly happening, one of cards is not defined, just disappears from system, it's can be any of eight cards, so problem is not in cards or risers, maybe prolem is in MB. After the start of all eight cards, rig works stable for many days.

Check the bios for a delay in boot time.  I have some boards that let me set up to several seconds delay before boot.  Ive always used the longest delay to allow the pcie bus to read all cards on my 13 gpu rigs.  Hope it helps you.

I tried many of things, but it's a good idea, I remember that a few years ago disable fullscreen logo and set delay on 3sec, I will try to increase delay, thanks

I'm not aware of any BIOS boot delay, just the bootloader which has nothing to do with HW detection.

I think there's a problem that requires troubleshooting. The problm is intermittent and affects GPUs randomly, the most difficult to solve.
My first suspicion is the PSU. If you have a spare, preferably a bigger one, give it a try. If not try removing one GPU to reduce power and see if
the problem goes away. If it's not a power issue then you're looking at a possible BIOS/motherboard issue. Updating the BIOS may help.
Shuffling slots and risers can also help make problems mysteriously disappear, sometimes a shuffle just reveals a pattern that leads in one
direction.

Regardless a better workaround would be to count the GPUs after reboot instead of relying on hashrate to detect a missing GPU. There are many
ways to do it from a command line or BAT file.

[Der-C]

I tried many of things, but it's a good idea, I remember that a few years ago disable fullscreen logo and set delay on 3sec, I will try to increase delay, thanks

Had a similar problem a while ago. I made a script (batch) that first checks, how many GPUs are in the system ("PhoenixMiner.exe -list > GPUS.TXT"). You then can analyze the GPUS.TXT file how many GPUs are available and compare it to the number of GPUs that should be there. If its okay, then start Phoenix with the normal parameters, otherwise generate a shutdown/restart.

It's just a workaround but it did what I wanted :-) Maybe its a way for you also to get the problem solved. Anyway you should try to find and fix the problem itself...

[Dowper_]

RTX 4090 - ETC Hashrate & Profit - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWe8j-g6Fro

My test - RTX 4090 on Ethash with PhoenixMiner and T-Rex Miner.