Msi radeon rx580 gaming x 8G 24mh/s

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• cjclm7 Member Posts: 77 ✭

  November 2017

  What you need is a proper BIOS file. If your memory is Hynix you will find it here: https://anorak.tech/t/msi-rx-580-gaming-x-8gb-hynix/6917/12 use "fr0sty" shared .rom
  
  With that .rom file you will get 31MHs
  
  I found it stable (running for days) with cclock 1125 and mclock 2125

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• aknights Member Posts: 3 ✭

  November 2017

  thanks cjclm7, I have flashed the bios with fr0sty .rom, now I'm getting a bit over 26 MHs, if I put your cclock 1125 and mclock 2125 it is very instable and the I drop to 24 MHs, I must miss something else in my settings,
  thanks anyway for putting me in the right direction.
  

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• cjclm7 Member Posts: 77 ✭

  November 2017 edited November 2017

  you're welcome, now your BIOS is ready for OC
  regarding next step (go from 26 to 31), my suggestions are (worked for me):
  - do not run MSI Afterburner
  - do not install Wattman (is optional when you install driver)
  - install original AMD driver optimized for blockchain
  - set the built in oc function only in Claymore (cclock and mclock)
  
  all this worked for me in Windows (now I moved to Linux).
  
  P.S.: all those advice above do not include undervolting techniques, I did not try yet so I cannot comment on power usage (I also did not buy yet the wall power measuring device ) but i am guessing that once you get to 31 then that will be your next step and then you can share your finding with us

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• aknights Member Posts: 3 ✭

  November 2017

  Thanks! I will try it tonight, i have been mining at 26 mhs stable for couple of days, thanks for those usefull advices :-)

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