TeamRedMiner v0.3.6 Beta Release CNv8 – Vega 64 2200 + h/s Rx470 1025 + h/s

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teamredminer v0.3.6 Beta Release
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CNv8 – Vega 64 2200 + h / s Rx470 1025 + h / s. Уменьшенное потребление.
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OS Support: Windows, Linux GPUs: 470-580, 550/560 and Vega. Algorithms: cryptonight v8 (cnv2), lyra2z, phi2

Commission (DevFee):

Cryptonight v8: 2,5%
Lyra2z: 3%
Phi2: 3%

TedRedMiner Setup Guide

NOTE. This miner does NOT monitor GPU temperature. The user must ensure that the graphics processors (s) are operating within acceptable power and temperature limits.

This miner is more meager than other CN miners. This can lead to an increase in the hash, low power consumption, or both, or to none of the above. Your mileage may vary and depends heavily on membrane belts and watches. If you work with the same hashing as other CN miners, you can expect your power level to decrease between -5-20 W per gpu depending on the gpu model and the clock.

To enable a higher level of hashing, this miner usually requires a higher _core clk_ than is commonly used in CN mining. If you do not go crazy, your strength is likely to be lower than that of other miners at low hours in the end. This is the only way to achieve speeds> 2200 h / s on the Vega 64.

This miner has less control than the standard CN miner. It always works with two streams, and you control the intensity per stream in the range of 1-16. In addition, you can choose one of two modes: + and -. The mode most often does not affect the final result, but never prevents you from trying it.

Windows Drivers

For some Polaris cards, a good debug blockchain driver works fine. However, one driver that seems to fit well in all directions is 18.6.1, and this is the driver we used in all of our Windows tests.

Linux drivers

You need amdgpu-pro 18.30 drivers for your Vegas on Linux to achieve the highest possible hash. Also, note that this release does not include ROCm support for CNv8, it will be included in an upcoming release.

GPUs Polaris (470-580)

The standard configuration is 8 + 8 for all of these cards. 7 + 7 can give the same optimal hashrate, and 9 + 9 can, especially on Linux, give the best result for 480/580. For some cards, 16 + 14 is a better choice, but also increases the likelihood of obsolete stocks. You must have good shoulder straps to achieve a good hash. Usually, for example, the Pimp My Straps function in the Polaris Bios SRB editor is enough. For mem clk, raising it as much as possible, avoiding memory errors, is good. The clk core should usually be between 1230-1270. For the 580s, a reinforced clk core of up to 1300 could push the hashrate to 1100 h / s, while still remaining at reasonable power. We saw that several Polaris cards cannot reach 1020-1030 h / s with this miner when they have the proper membrane belts.

Baffin Cards (550-560)

We have not optimized this miner for Baffin yet. We conducted a few small tests, and we think that the miner will be competitive on these maps too. For 560, 4 + 4 should be a good configuration. Let us know your results!

GPUs Vega

Vegas can end anywhere from 1900 to 2270, depending on whether it is 56 or 64, a control card or not, and your choice of hours. Interesting configurations for your Vega are 14 + 14, 14-14, 15 + 15, 16 + 14. You can also try 16 + 15, 15 + 14, etc. Mem clk is very important and you should aim as high as possible while maintaining your stance. If you have Vega 64, please feel free to try the higher kernel core. A 16 + 14 configuration will often not show its true ability before hitting a 1500 core clk. Your strength should still remain reasonable (as lower than other miners on a more standard watch). For a lower clk core around 1408, some cards work best with 16 + 14, others with 15 + 15, some with 14 + 14, YMMV.

Senior cards

Sorry, we only support 470-580, 550/560 and Vega cards.

Test results

For most Polaris cards below, one click of Pimp My Straps in the SRB Polaris Bios Editor is used for membrane belts.

[6 x Rx 470 8GB (Samsung mem)] 8 + 8, 1250/900 cclk, 2000/900 mclk, 6105 h / s, general installation 685W

[Rx 560 4GB] 4 + 4, 1230/900 cclk, 2000/900 mclk, 515 h / s, unknown power

[Rx 570 8GB (Samsung mem)] 8 + 8, 1270/900 cclk, 2100/900 mclk, 1030 h / s @ ~ 100W on the wall

[Rx 580 8GB (Hynix mem)] 8 + 8, 1250/900 cclk, 2000/900 mclk, 1029 h / s @ ~ 105W on the wall

[Vega 56 control card (56 biographies, ppt mod)] 16 + 14, 1413/880 cclk, 935/880 mclk, ~ 2000 h / s @ ~ 197W on the wall

[Vega 64 Coolant] 15 + 15, 1408/880 cclk, 1100/880 mclk, ~ 2100 h / s @ ~ 190W (?) Against the wall 16 + 14, 1560/925 cclk, 1100/880 mclk, ~ 2270 h / s @ ~ 210W (?) On the wall

Command line example

[Windows, one Vega 64 and one Rx580] teamredminer.exe -a cnv8 -o stratum + tcp: //pool.somexmrpool.com: 7777 -u <wallet> -p MyWorker -d 0.1 –cn_config 16 + 14.8 + 8

[Linux, installing 6 x Rx480 with different settings, not very realistic] ./teamredminer -a cnv8 -o stratum + tcp: //pool.somexmrpool.com: 7777 -u <wallet> -p MyWorker -d 0,1,2,3,4,5 –cn_config 8 + 8,7 + 7.9 + 9.8 + 8.8 + 8.9 + 9