A brief guide to the PhoenixMiner's main arguments

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^{-straps 1} — this command is similar to the ETHlargementPill’s action but suitable for all ^{Nvidia 1000 Series} GPUs starting with ^{GTX 1060}. The intensity is set by ^1...6 for Nvidia cards or ^1...5 for AMD Vega cards. To apply this command, you might need to reduce the overclocking of your graphics card.

^{-powlim -25} — sets the GPU power consumption limit in percent, ranging from ^-75...75

^{-cclock 1100} — sets the core frequency in MHz. For ^Nvidia GPUs, set the deviation, for example, ^-300 or ⁺⁴⁰⁰.

^{-cvddc 850} — sets the core voltage in mV. For ^Nvidia graphics cards sets, the deviation, e.g., ^-300 or ⁺⁴⁰⁰

^{-mclock 5000} — sets the memory frequency in MHz.

^{-fanmin 50} — sets minimum fan speed in %

^{-fanmax 80} — sets the maximum fan speed in %

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If you need multiple commands, set them in a line, separated by a space, for example:

^{-straps 1 -powlim -25 -cclock -250 -mclock 5000}

This means: applying straps, reducing GPU consumption by 25%, reducing the maximum core frequency by 250 MHz, set the memory frequency to 5000 MHz.

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If you have multiple graphics cards, separate the commands for each one with a comma (no spaces) in the order in which they are arranged:

^{-straps 1,0 -powlim -25,-35 -cclock -250,-200 -mclock 7000,7500}