Guys could you please confirm if there are special custom strap for ETN. I mean:
optimal timing for ETH will be different than for cryptonight (ETH)?
I got different gpus with different kind of memories, on ETC/ETH almost all of them going above 30 mhs. But with ETN highest is 770 and in same cases not even 700 (same strap).
Use gatelessgate (older version or a stable from Sharp releases) and set RI 896 W 8 Threads: 2 my 3x 580 4gb Aorus Hynix fly on these settings. 925 H/s with 1150/1175 Core 925 mv (950 for main gpu) errorless memory of (2090, 2175,2200) the 2200 one does 975 h/s
Also my rx 570 elpida/ 570 MSI gaming (hynix brand new, barely hits 2050mhz memory) both are within 840 h/s
Claymore is WAY lower. and Zawawa's miner is really advanced. i have some Hawaii cards that are taking my time though to fiddle with 9too hot here) so i didn't do more undervolting.
Have questions to the folks here.
Nerdralph, i reallly like you man and like your tool. Surely Wolf too and many others!
I have many questions though, i hope you can answer
Why Hawaii in general although having Loads of compute cores (40,44) and a massive memory bandwidth +even the 390/x one is hynix AJR. STILL lacks as hell in Cryptonight? Both GG/SGminer &XMR stak have not a SINGLE raw intensity that gives any meaningful speed! also, I can't even fill the memory on the 390! 1280 RI X2 threads never works well. i tried even 3 threads with 640 RI loads of combos never really worked!
The Hynix AJR is a modern memory (same as polaris!?)
Only Claymore which i beleve injects work in chunks somehow, gives me 870 h/s at stock R9 390 1040mhz/1500 when i change to -h 928 instead of 1280, -dmem 1 (which takes much less memory!) speed increases!
I'm about to use Nerdralph tool to edit all the 1000-1500 straps and see which gives highest speed without errors
OR, should i just loosen the 1625 straps and above(take a higher strap and nerdify it, cause the memory starts to give errors at 1625 stock) so i can overclock the memory to lets say 1750 mhz? because with claymore, even at 1040mhz, memory overclock gives a noticeable boost.
thanks in advance for any help.