Hello, thanks for the amazing work, very helpfull.
I’m stil having an issue, the change of the F state frequency had no effect on my gpus, it’s still blocked at 59MH/s.
When I compare with other screenshot in this thread, I see a difference in the F-States:
set your memory at 1060
If I do that the hashrate drops a lot
try increasing it step by step and set your memory voltage at 1250
Just updated today, no need to re-add the script.
Thank you for starting this great thread and for all the valuable contributions from everyone. I am trying the F state script and have a strange error as if the PPT entry is not present. I tried double checking the syntax but maybe need a new set of eyes. The Fstate is there for the 6800 so it must exist somewhere. I am using the latest HIVE upgrade from today and UPP 0.1.2. Powercolor 6800 Fighter card. Thank you.
Hello,
Bit of a noob question. When I run the script, I’m getting an error : “Command ‘upp’ not found”
Anybody has a tip for me?
Thanks!
Little bit more information for people running reference 6800s. For some reason(it’s worst on one card then my other one) everttime I restarted my rig the mh/s would drop Slightly. I would check the f-state it would still be 1551. Each time I would add 5 to the core voltage, each restart i had to add another 5. Eventually i figured out if I set the core voltage down 5 before restart, then back up 5 after boot and restart the miner only the card stabilizes.
I don’t want to assume, so did you install upp in the described stage earlier in the thread? If so the action below, creating a folder is frequently overlooked. I know I made the mistake:
Are you running them in a rig with other types of cards?
I have had mixed results with 6800 series playing nice with my VII’s and RX5xx’s. I am down to a single rig with them mixed.
Even with just 6800s+F scripts, some defy logic and they get Windows rigs. 
Yes it’s a mixed rig with 3090’s and 1660s. They hash stable once I boot the rig how I mentioned above. Still annoying though
Hmm I see that in amd-info GPU1 is RX6800 but the script finds it as number 3. Can you show the output from gpu-detect list
BTC65 v1.11 the newer one without fan headers near CPU with Intel Celeron 1007U
1060Mhz in memory just make it drop to 5 Mh/s, I can’t put more than 1030
Here it is. IGPU is used so I thought the C=0 should be C=1
I am going to have to fire up the W10 machine this was in before playing with HIVE to see what was in that PPT.
Thanks for helping debug here.
I amended the script to the automated one that you posted but I get the following error :-
Sep 04 11:11:26 BIGRED hive[826]: > Applying F state clk
Sep 04 11:11:26 BIGRED hive[826]: /opt/script_upp/script.upp.sh: line 9: syntax error near unexpected token else' Sep 04 11:11:26 BIGRED hive[826]: /opt/script_upp/script.upp.sh: line 9: else echo “GPU $c is not supported”;’
Is this something you can help with?
Regarding gpu numbering, I can confirm that it counts integrated graphics first, then Nvidia cards, then AMD cards. It does not match up with the GPU enumeration on the worker Overview tab.
Also, does anyone have any info for what F state clock value to use for other RX 6000 cards? I assume we want to set it to the max value option for F state under amd-info
