Hey everyone, hope all is well.
I've attempted to test a Windows 10 rig as many people seem to be having a lot better results with the AMD RX series of GPUs. But I'm not having a lot of luck.
My first issue is not being able to apply overclocks consistently across all situations. The only way I can apply overclocks is with WattTool, with a monitor plugged in and started directly at the machine. If I flash using Polaris/ATIFlash, the hashrate never changes and the clocks never stick. If I use WattMan, the edits also seem to make no change. WattTool works, but as soon as I try to run remotely via TeamViewer, all the settings from WattTool are set to default and if I try edit them back to OC settings, the results are diminished and it's very unstable. SSH doesn't work at all (start.bat implements some settings and then crashes).
Is VNC the answer? It's probably the last thing I need to try.
Thanks for reading![:)]( ":)")
Appreciate any help.
I've attempted to test a Windows 10 rig as many people seem to be having a lot better results with the AMD RX series of GPUs. But I'm not having a lot of luck.
My first issue is not being able to apply overclocks consistently across all situations. The only way I can apply overclocks is with WattTool, with a monitor plugged in and started directly at the machine. If I flash using Polaris/ATIFlash, the hashrate never changes and the clocks never stick. If I use WattMan, the edits also seem to make no change. WattTool works, but as soon as I try to run remotely via TeamViewer, all the settings from WattTool are set to default and if I try edit them back to OC settings, the results are diminished and it's very unstable. SSH doesn't work at all (start.bat implements some settings and then crashes).
Is VNC the answer? It's probably the last thing I need to try.
Thanks for reading
Appreciate any help.