Can you use custom bios with the last driver? I try it but does not recognize the gpu's. Thanx

Thank you but like I wrote, the tests I made with decred on Suprnova are very disappointing. Way below than what I am suppose to get.

This is what I thought. Its not a beta AMD driver. This is an modification performed by an individual. One of the links is not opening. The second has a virus alerts. Be aware! Have not you had any issues with that driver? Are you still using it?

One should think twice before installing untrusted software on his money making machine.
Sometimes we see people surprised when their miner mines for elsebody

Hi guys,

Installed 12 p106-100 nvidia mining cards into the ASrock h110 on nvOS, when I boot with claymore the mining starts and then freezes in a couple of minutes with error 15 saying that it can't get any temperature info. I tried to change the miner to genoil and it mines for 10-15 minutes and then freezes the system as well .

Has anyone seen this before or maybe can advise on how to get rid of this error? The cards supposed to be running on the production settings as I haven't yet touched the OC settings.

yea, right.
An individual who managed to solve  AMD driver problem for specific cards, compiled whole driver pack and even make it install without fuss on Win10?
And did that for 2 days after first leakage that such driver exists ?!

Yes, the beta works. But it's easier with claymore, as I mentioned it only applies the offset after its initialization. This helps the rigs from freezing. If I downvolt with AB, I have to do it manually after Claymore is already started. Not ideal in case of automatic restart.

Are you using custom bios (eg timings for lower domains copied to 1875 and 2000)?
If yes, you need atikmdag patch
If not, you can't get max speed

Have you heard any new updates from AMD since? Wondering if they're having last minute issues with the release. I'd like to avoid using an unofficial user-modded driver.

Separately, I just assembled an AMD rig with 6x RX480, and I'm new to AMD, would folks mind educating me as to the following:

1) Is BIOS modding still the way to go for under-volting and optimizing memory timings? Or can a lot of that be achieved with the latest Wattman?
2a) If BIOS mods are still the way to go, I read that as of a certain Catalyst version it won't work with modified BIOS, so does that mean when the new Catalyst with DAG fix releases, it won't work with the BIOS mods? How will we be able to use the new driver with DAG fix AND run with modded BIOS?
2b) If Wattman can largely achieve power reduction and improved

Apologies in advance if this issue has been widely discussed, I didn't see directly relevant results with the preliminary Google searches I've done thus far.

I've had a few occasions where Claymore start then a box pops up and says something like "EthDcrMiner64.exe has stopped working" (usually after I've messed around with something).
I tried the usual delete video drivers with DDU and reinstall drivers, but that didn't work.
The only soloution I found that worked was to do a complete clean re-install of Windows.

1) Yes, BIOS modding is the way to go! But make sure you know what you are doing, ok?

2) With recent drivers, you'll need to patch them otherwise they won't work with the modded BIOS. Check it out: https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-AMD-ATI-Pixel-Clock-Patcher

3) With current drivers, WattTool is the best choice to undervolt/underclock your rigs. Get it here: http://www.overclock.net/t/1609782/watttool-a-simple-tool-that-combines-overclocking-with-vrm-monitoring-tweaking-for-rx-400-series

4) WattMan sucks...