Is intensity really an issue? I get same speed from my Cards regardless if I use I 6, 5, 4 or even 3. The only thing affecting my hash is voltage and core clocks

Android app moniter Claymore miner.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=company.free.vn.trackerapp

yes... same.

Hi, I got 5 RX570 but Claymore one recognizes 4.
The AMD Radeon control centers also shows 5.
I use this driver: non-whql-win7-64bit-radeon-software-crimson-relive-17.5.1-may4.exe

Any hints?


Sorry, was my fault, it 570... can't claymore handle the 570's?

Hi there, I see them

http://imgur.com/a/xdtTd

http://imgur.com/a/aiMLC

http://imgur.com/a/ijaiA

I think the driver reset, so i had to increase the clock and got back 165

my fear is that, i don't want my GPU to fry, as i have increase the clocking through the driver to:
temperature: 68c
Fan speed:    70

my hashes increased from 150 - 168
is this normal? or my card at high risk of frying?

ok... thank you.

-i 5 is max for 280x, but I have modified timings on my sapphire with elpida memory at it doing 330h/s now, but it's sometime unstable because of huge undervolte. But since Claymore v12.4 have great whatchdog, I don't care about unstable work of cards, miner just restart cards in case of crash.
If u don't care about electricity, I think sapphire 280x could have even better results after card acceleration.

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Mine is Elpida memory too, electricity is cheap where i live. can you explain how you did all of that or give a link if possible please?

For anyone having this problem this really solved it! Went to my "rig" today and did what RastMan said to do, worked like a charm. Not only can I lower my intensity bellow 6 now. I can also run the latest miner, which gave me a boost of about 40H/s. Thanks for the help!