what version is needed SDK?

or just create  Miner.bat as a text file in the same folder.

Type or paste the following, editing everything within "" to your values.

phoenix -u http://"user":"password"@"pool":"port"/ -k poclbm DEVICE=0 VECTORS AGGRESSION=7 -v FASTLOOP BFI_INT

Double click the Miner.bat file to run or create a Windows short-cut and stick it wherever you want to run it from.

HIS 6990 @ 850MHz
Windows 7x64
poclbm-gui = 615Mhash/s
phoenix = 666Mhash/s

I'm using the following:

phoenix -v -u http://username@internet.com:password@deepbit.net:8332/ -k poclbm device=1 worksize=128 vectors aggression=10 bfi_int

That's a nice ~8% increase.  The only bummer is that I still get 100% CPU usage.

I forgot to mention that I'm using Catalyst 11.4 and SDK 2.4.

Hi Outside!

Regarding Phoenix miner:
I also have a HD6970 so I am interested in what arguments you do put in command line for it.
What GPUclock and MEMclock are you using? And you using Windows/Linux?
Thanks!

Regards,
Timon

Now with Phoenix 1.2 I´m having 352 Mhash/s with 800/310 (stock with low mem freq), But if I go wild with a 880/310 OC, I don´t see a big difference, because i get only 372 Mhash/s.

Is thsi normal ? Thanks

By the way I´m running a HD 6950 2gb @1536sp

I have a rig with 3 6990's do i still use this for each one?
or should I change the workload since it has three video cards?
Honestly im not sure how workload works =/

I'm not sure.  I only have a single 6990.  For me, I have to run two command prompts with 'device=0' in the first and 'device=1' in the second.  You might need to use 'platform' in your command line, but I'm not sure about that.  I'm thinking you'd need 6 command prompts where the first two would look like this:

phoenix -v -u http://username@internet.com:password@deepbit.net:8332/ -k poclbm platform=0 device=0 worksize=128 vectors aggression=10 bfi_int

phoenix -v -u http://username@internet.com:password@deepbit.net:8332/ -k poclbm platform=0 device=1 worksize=128 vectors aggression=10 bfi_int

The next pair would use 'platform=1' and then the next pair would use 'platform=2'.  Hopefully somebody can confirm this or correct it.

If I not remember wrong...

phoenix -v -u http://username@internet.com:password@deepbit.net:8332/ -k poclbm device=0 worksize=128 (or 64) vectors aggression=10 (or 12) bfi_int

And I get 420MH/s aprox

Clocks: 1000/340

I will try later higher mem clocks... with poclbm lower is better, but I don't know which is better with phoenix

ByE!

I'm actually having the same problem on one of my rigs.  For some reason it will not connect to slush's pool (tried multiple login credentials), but will connect to bitcoinpool and deepbit just fine.