Solution for A card mining ETH computing power 1.x

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Last month I talked about "the recent problems with N-card mining", and A-card users said they were very calm.

However, A cards have been having some problems recently.

We have received continuous feedback from users that their GPU computing power has dropped to 1.x while they were mining. It returned to normal after restarting the computer, but the problem reappeared after a short while (as shown in the figure below, GPU0).

After two weeks of information collection and user feedback, we concluded that there might be a problem with the 18.3.4 version driver. After multiple user tests, the problem disappeared after installing 18.12.3.

We use 18.12.3 as a test, but it is not limited to 18.12.3 and there is no need to deliberately install this version.

After installing the driver, it needs to be re-signed, but external signing tools do not support signing of 19+ version drivers, and an error of "Driver too large" will appear. Please directly use the signing function of Easy Miner (this function is in the overclocking settings).

Also, when installing drivers, most of them can be installed directly without uninstalling first.

Another problem with the 4G A card is that mining ETH on Windows will no longer be possible at the end of July. After switching to Linux, it will last until the end of November. For more information about Linux, see "Come on, let's mine OS together!"

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