A brief guide to the basic arguments of PeakMiner
Unlike some miners, PeakMiner can control GPU core/memory clocks, power limit, and automatic temperature protection directly through its own arguments — no external OC tool needed. A value applies to all GPUs by default; override a single card with an N suffix (e.g. --gpu-core0).
--gpu-core 150 — sets the core clock offset, in MHz. Can be prefixed with + or - (e.g. -200).
--gpu-lcore 1500 — locks the core clock to the specified value, in MHz.
--gpu-mem 1200 — sets the memory clock offset, in MHz. Can be prefixed with + or -.
--gpu-lmem 5000 — locks the memory clock to the specified value, in MHz.
--gpu-power 70% — sets the power limit, either in watts (e.g. 230) or as a percentage of the default (e.g. 70%).
--gpu-temp-stop 70 — pauses the GPU once it reaches this temperature, °C. If used alone, --gpu-temp-start defaults to stop - 10.
--gpu-temp-start 60 — resumes a paused GPU once it drops to this temperature, °C. Must be strictly lower than --gpu-temp-stop.
If you have multiple arguments, list them in a line, separated by spaces. For example, add +150 MHz to the core, +1200 MHz to memory, cap power at 70%, and pause at 70 °C (resume at 60 °C):
--gpu-core 150 --gpu-mem 1200 --gpu-power 70% --gpu-temp-stop 70
This means: raised the core clock offset by 150 MHz, raised the memory clock offset by 1200 MHz, capped power at 70% of default, and the GPU will pause at 70 °C and resume at 60 °C.
Mine only on GPUs #0 and #2:
--devices 0,2
