acominer VS NVidiaProfileInspectorDmW

Sadly, OpenCL Mesa is very lacking, so lacking that I have so far been unable to get anything running on my RX 5600 XT in fact. I like to leave my PC mining through the night and sadly this has made it pretty hard. I have been getting by using acominer, an open source Vulkan miner. It works beautifully with Mesa and even has features like LatencyFlex for improved responsiveness, but it behaves a little erratically when running out of memory (which my GPU has only 6GB, Eth mining requires 5GB, only leaves 1GB for entire system) and is not as fast as the more common miners.

Also if Windows, clock with nvidia-inspector and if while mining nvidia-smi says P2 mode then get NVidiaProfileInspectorDmW fire it up and scroll down to section 5 and the Force P2=>off then the GPU will rage up into P0 mode like if you were gaming (sometimes, not always, higher clocks). Then once that's set, do clocking. Since nvidia uses clock offsets, but the base-clock for P2 and P0 are sometimes different, if you clock up in P2 and exit the miner the driver briefly spikes the card into P0 mode on its way to P8 (idle) and will crash it or lock up, etc. If the P2 and P0 stock base clocks are not different, then unlocking P0 doesn't really matter so much.