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Title: my 5830's driver keeps crashing Post by: ranzolu on July 14, 2011, 12:33:29 PM hey there,
I'm mining with with an Ati Radeon HD 5830 (core clock 965MHz, memory clock 300MHz, VECTORS AGGRESSION=8), with a PSU of 420W. My problem is that if press ALT+TAB when I am mining and I want to switch from *someprogram* to Excel the ati driver crashes. Anyone noticed athis strange behavior? I'm looking forward for your answers, thanks. EDIT: it happens almost every time i press alt+tab Title: Re: my 5830's driver keeps crashing Post by: Nick Carlson on July 14, 2011, 01:52:00 PM To be honest, this doesn't surprise me at all. There are a couple issues:
1. You've got your core clock pushed to the max, assuming you're on stock voltage. I run my 5830's at 960Mhz. 2. You're running on a minimally suitable power supply. I would want at least 500W for a single 5830. My 4x5830 uses a 1200W PSU. 3. Excel 2010 uses DirectX for rendering. If you're miner is putting your GPU at a 99% load, I would expect the driver to crash if you attempt any sort of rendering. Title: Re: my 5830's driver keeps crashing Post by: mike678 on July 14, 2011, 02:34:50 PM To add onto what he is saying turn the pretty off. Turn aero off or what ever makes it look aesthetically pleasing.
Title: Re: my 5830's driver keeps crashing Post by: carbonc on July 14, 2011, 03:56:24 PM yea, I turned off my AERO
Running a 5830 and a 6970 (both overclocked) on a 500W PS and it's been running fine for weeks. I use excel 2010 all the time. No crashes. Title: Re: my 5830's driver keeps crashing Post by: Brian DeLoach on July 23, 2011, 03:40:01 PM 2. You're running on a minimally suitable power supply. I would want at least 500W for a single 5830. My 4x5830 uses a 1200W PSU. Ignore this. I run 4x 5830s on 700 watts for over a month on multiple machines just fine. The system uses only 550 watts, so it's well within limits. Title: Re: my 5830's driver keeps crashing Post by: echo2 on July 23, 2011, 04:41:10 PM lol my rig is even worse but it doesnt crash with ~285 mash on a 300W power supply 875 core clock
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