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56.5 MH / s with a Radeon RX Vega 56 8176 MB MSI Samsung HBM2 xxx-xxx-xxx

Screenshot 56 MH:s Con Una Radeon RX Vega 56 8176 MB · MSI Samsung HBM2 · Xxx Xxx Xxx
Screenshot 56 MH:s Con Una Radeon RX Vega 56 8176 MB · MSI Samsung HBM2 · Xxx Xxx Xxx

Excellent result with ETH on HiveOS

First of all I followed the guide that you can also read on the HiveOS Forum, which I obviously find very well done:

https://forum.hiveos.farm/t/vega-56-and-vega-64-guide/22368?u=stephenkleckner

It is a very comprehensive guide with many people answering. I advise you to read it all very well.

I had also managed to mine ETH on HiveOS pool at the speed of 57.10 MH / s per card and it does not necessarily bring them back to that power. However, I had stability problems, perhaps due to the heat or due to the dual mining with Monero by the CPU and the insertion of a 3070 in the miner. You can see the result of the 57 MH / S here:

https://forum.hiveos.farm/t/vega-56-64-samsung-57-3mhs-guide/53136/2?u=stephenkleckner

I was able to get a great result from two Vega 56 and HiveOS graphics cards.

I must say that the Vega are good cards to mine, they consume a little current, but this doesn’t change to me, now this is what you find and we cannot be picky about choosing one or the other card, already so much that find something with which to undermine, let’s take everything and make the most of it

The miner was built with:

Motherboard: Z270X-Gaming K5 Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. (F7a 05/03/2017) CPU: 4 × Intel (R) Core (TM) i5-6500 CPU @ 3.20GHz AES

The BIOS of the GPUs

One is a MSI Vega 56 card, the other is a GIGABYTE Vega 56 graphics card.

Ho scaricato il BIOS della MSI e l’ho caricato dentro al BIOS della GIGABYTE.

I downloaded the MSI BIOS and loaded it into the GIGABYTE BIOS.

I set the CORE to 1140 VDD to 880 MVDD to 1300 MEM to 1050 then I added the Amd men tweak:

amdmemtweak –CL 20 –RC 36 –RP 14 –WR 14 –CWL 8 –FAW 12 –RAS 22 –REF 65000 –RFC 249 –RTP 5 –RRDL 6 –RRDS 3 –WTRL 9 –WTRS 4 –RCDRD 14 –RCDWR 12

56.50 MH / s approximately from two graphics cards leading the machine to mine at approximately 113 MH / s.

Errors

Occasionally some card dies. I get the error: teamredminer: GPU 0: detetcted DEAD.

I obviously set up a Hashrate Watchdog configuration so if it feels that the hasrate drops below a certain I will do a quick reboot of the machine in 30 seconds.

Stale share

Every now and then and I think it is really linked to heat, it gives me some problems with invalid shares, but it is a matter of very little compared to what it undermines and in any case we are always below 0.56% of stale share, therefore largely below a maximum of 5% of the HiveOS Pool

Schermata Minig Vega 56 MSI E GEFORCE
Schermata Minig Vega 56 MSI E GEFORCE
https://forum.hiveos.farm/t/vega-56-and-vega-64-guide/22368?u=stephenkleckner
https://forum.hiveos.farm/t/vega-56-64-samsung-57-3mhs-guide/53136/2?u=stephenkleckner

Stephen Kleckner

Stephen Augustus Kleckner is an Italian entrepreneur and former IT systems engineer. Born in Riccione and raised between Romagna and Liguria, he developed from an early age an independent and curious view of the world. After a career in technology and systems analysis, he now operates in the short-term rental sector, combining technical expertise with entrepreneurial experience. He founded RICCIONE TV and worked in digital communication and video production. He also served in the Italian Air Force and attended university-level physics courses. Passionate about the sea and sailing, he has logged over 50,000 nautical miles and circumnavigated Italy multiple times. He swims regularly, practices trekking, and enjoys nature and skiing. He has a strong interest in physics, scientific thinking, and understanding complex phenomena. He maintains a critical approach to pseudoscience, fake news, and extremism, favoring explanations grounded in verifiable evidence. Among his personal interests are LEGO, Star Trek, and vintage cars, particularly a 1964 Mini Morris. Through his blog, he shares reflections, real-life experiences, and analysis on science, relationships, and contemporary reality, with a direct and unfiltered approach.

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