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Title: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: FirewallXIII on July 20, 2011, 03:24:50 AM
I'm running a Sapphire 5830 extreme and getting temps in the 90s. Is this normal? comparatively my 470 runs around 85-87 in the same case below the 5830. Idle the 5830 is around 58C, is this normal for this card? I already have the memory downclocked to 300mhz and have the core clocked at 900, although there was no temp change from 800mhz.

Any help would be appreciated.


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: kiwiasian on July 20, 2011, 04:13:34 AM
Uh, no, that is not normal at all.

Reference design?
Fan speed?
Vcore?
TIM?
Ambients?


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: Bobnova on July 20, 2011, 05:04:25 AM
That's hotter than it ought to run.
First thing to do is pop the case side off and aim a house fan in the side.
If the 5830's idle and load temps go way down you need more case airflow.
If they don't, something else is up.


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: FirewallXIII on July 20, 2011, 01:22:09 PM
That's hotter than it ought to run.
First thing to do is pop the case side off and aim a house fan in the side.
If the 5830's idle and load temps go way down you need more case airflow.
If they don't, something else is up.

Thanks, this worked. I have it in a case with a mesh side instead of a plastic window. Looks like I'll be picking up a 200mm to go in that.


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: Bobnova on July 22, 2011, 06:21:11 PM
Excellent, glad I could help.


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: mc_lovin on July 26, 2011, 12:14:37 PM
It's amazing how quickly temps drop with a well placed fan!  Personally, I try find the Radeons with the cogwheel-style fan because they seem to breathe through the top of the card more than the front and if the cards are stacked right next to each other it wont overheat itself (especially with how intense the mining apps are for usage).


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: The_JMiner on July 27, 2011, 06:38:28 AM
Is the fan even on?! My 5830 never goes past 68'C . Is the room they are in have air conditioner? Those temps are way off. Also my card is OC'ed to 980mhz still well below 70'C


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: stsbrad on July 28, 2011, 01:51:09 AM
I run a total of 75 5830 sapphire extremes and NONE of them have ever gone above 74c so yes something is wrong bro. all mine are clocked at 975/300 and they stay about 67c


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: uce on July 31, 2011, 08:19:03 AM
I run a total of 75 5830 sapphire extremes and NONE of them have ever gone above 74c so yes something is wrong bro. all mine are clocked at 975/300 and they stay about 67c

damn! 75? nice how do you get the mem clock to go lower? my 5830 goes to 500 thats it.

mines hit about 69c OC'd 930clock/500 mem clock


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: dub0matic on July 31, 2011, 08:30:29 AM
I run a total of 75 5830 sapphire extremes and NONE of them have ever gone above 74c so yes something is wrong bro. all mine are clocked at 975/300 and they stay about 67c

damn! 75? nice how do you get the mem clock to go lower? my 5830 goes to 500 thats it.

mines hit about 69c OC'd 930clock/500 mem clock

use the saphire trixx program it works like a champ


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: uce on July 31, 2011, 08:36:59 AM
ok im going to DL it now thank you jedi-master!
edit:
just put trixx on my mining rig and i got about 960core/300mem. so far about 62c. so just wondering is it wise to keep the mem clock down and the core up? what should be the highest safe point the core should be at for 24/7 mining?


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: dub0matic on July 31, 2011, 09:03:52 AM
ok im going to DL it now thank you jedi-master!
edit:
just put trixx on my mining rig and i got about 960core/300mem. so far about 62c. so just wondering is it wise to keep the mem clock down and the core up? what should be the highest safe point the core should be at for 24/7 mining?
well i have mine set a 975/300. but it all depends cards can be different from others. the mining works best for this card at or around 300. you just have to test the waters


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: uce on July 31, 2011, 09:20:38 AM
im getting about 303 mhash/s im happy. are you using extenders for your cards? i have 2 slots for 16x and 2 slots for 1x. can i use a 1x >16x extender for the x1 slots?


Title: Re: 5830 temps in 90s?
Post by: dub0matic on July 31, 2011, 10:28:09 AM
i use extenders but not for my 5830. try this flag works pretty good for me -v -w256 -f0