Quote from: zvs on February 20, 2014, 12:43:33 pm

Quote from: marcolecorse on February 20, 2014, 12:31:26 pm

Hello
Pls Help

according to your latest screenshot, you didn't even do what he suggested

so what more can be said?

well, OK, I'm curious as to why you've increased the voltage and powerlimit in afterburner.   with those settings, you should be undervolting

ed:   

ok, run at 1100-1250 instead, you shouldnt need to raise voltage for that either, but who knows.  depends on the card I guess.

then run

clpts_x86-64 -u xxx -p xxx -t 0,0,1,1,2,2 -a 1

if you still get super slow speeds, fix your drivers

i get 3600 c/m with a 7970 in windows 7

ed2:  oh, for starters, both the screenshots in here are using the wrong version of catalyst

ed3:  and in screenshot 1, uh, is your PSU good enough to run that?  lol.

Hello

Thx for reply

Test R9 290 Solo

Windows 8.1 Drivers 13.12

Code: [Select]

-a 0 -t 0

So still no news, no statement? Anyone has got an automatic withdraw in between? Or are we all still mining for a big scam? I´m expecting a payment in 2-3 hours from now, i will report...

Hmm, I'm new to mining in general.  I'm still able to run my miner on the pool am I wasting my power with the website down?

Quote from: wsnnwa on February 17, 2014, 03:17:18 am

I found this guide on editing your bios to undervolt AMD GPU's on linux. Someone should give it a try and share your results, of course know that this is at your own risk. I am extremely busy with my work and school schedule so I most likely won't get to it this week.

http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/10/undervolting-in-linux-via-modified-bios/

This is a great article and find but unfortunately it doesn't apply to those with R9 290(x). Perhaps someone will come up with a solution
for those of us with linux + r9 290(x) in the near future. I do know someone that used this mod and it worked great!

Quote from: zvs on February 17, 2014, 02:50:56 pm

Quote from: newmine on February 17, 2014, 07:21:40 am

my .bat is  clpts_x86-64.exe -u xxxxxx.pts_1 -p xxxxx -t 0,1

everything was working fine the past few day until tonight. i was getting ~1750 col/m on these settings.

I am on a 7970, running clpts_x86-64 -u user.1 -p 1 -t 0 -a 3,3

it gets 2800 collisions/m

i guess it can probably go higher, but i haven't really tinkered with the algorithm settings any, or card settings

it's running @ 1100 core 1300 memory , 1.063v, 61oC in ~76oF ambient

ed: and i need to read the readme file, because i'm not even sure if i'm using the -t and -a modifiers properly, scratch.  i thought -t specified the device #

Yes you have -t and -a backwards... -t 3,3 -a 1

this will run two threads on the number 3 GPU... if you have another card to run this on, it might look like 3,3,4 to run two threads on GPU 3 and 1 thread on GPU 4... all depends what you have... I see you must be using gpu 0,1,2 for another miner? just have to get the right GPU ID for the right card...

I've found the -a 1 to be the best setting, but try all of them to see what works best for your card (0,1,2,3), -a 0 is more for the 290 crowd I guess... and yes please read the readme file it has the basic examples folks should be using.

my .bat is  clpts_x86-64.exe -u xxxxxx.pts_1 -p xxxxx -t 0,1

everything was working fine the past few day until tonight. i was getting ~1750 col/m on these settings.