Different AMD Cards produce multiple simultaneous miners
So I have been working to integrate all these changes into my nvidia system and after making all of these changes stable, I decided to take the working directory and copy it to my other miner.

AMD FX8120 (my old gaming machine) and an RX580 and my old R9-290X.  for some miners (before all these changes), they would mine the same algo on both at similar but varying mining rates.

Of course this ok, as it was amazingly stable.  And even with MSI Afterburner, each has its own OC settings.

With these changes, the cards are identified by the differences in the GPU core.  That is ok, and when it benchmarked, it showed algos for each type and ones that did both.

Can I assume that since it is running the CPU, and two individual miners, that it determined that it was better to run them independently than any miners that could run on both cards?

I think that would be the case but the there does not seem to be a better place to discuss this than here.

My plan is to build a homogeneous rig with one to four Vega's in it but that is for later this year.

I guess the real question is would it seem that choosing a mine for each card (since they are different) would perform better than one that can use both?  My other system is a pair of 1080TIs (my current gaming system).  And it never splits them up after this change.
