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Title: Change Memory clock on RX VEGA 64 8gb Sapphire Nitro with MSI afterburner Post by: Monolite68 on December 24, 2022, 06:43:34 PM I am testing a RX VEGA 64 8gb Sapphire Nitro for mining ETC.
I read an article that says that: "Core Voltage (VDD) 850 Power Limit Watts: 210 or Percentage: 70% Core Clock (CClock) Absolute: 1050 or Offset: 0 Memory Clock (MClock) Absolute: 2200 or Offset: +1100" Using MSI Aftburner, the maximum memory clock value I can set is 1243. Why do you think this happens? What can I do? Title: Re: Change Memory clock on RX VEGA 64 8gb Sapphire Nitro with MSI afterburner Post by: swogerino on December 25, 2022, 09:02:36 PM I am testing a RX VEGA 64 8gb Sapphire Nitro for mining ETC. I read an article that says that: "Core Voltage (VDD) 850 Power Limit Watts: 210 or Percentage: 70% Core Clock (CClock) Absolute: 1050 or Offset: 0 Memory Clock (MClock) Absolute: 2200 or Offset: +1100" Using MSI Aftburner, the maximum memory clock value I can set is 1243. Why do you think this happens? What can I do? I am assuming you have read it on the Mining Chamber website which I agree is one of the best sources for mainstream overclocking of any of the modern GPU-s,however you have not read carefully that whenever there are two values like in the case you are having problems,one is for Linux the one with higher frequency and the other for Windows,so the best you can do is follow the overclock settings and put memory clock at 1100 for Windows.Do not bother going further as it won't give you a higher hash rate but it will bring you quite some crashes. Title: Re: Change Memory clock on RX VEGA 64 8gb Sapphire Nitro with MSI afterburner Post by: Monolite68 on December 26, 2022, 09:40:24 AM Thanks a lot swogerino.
You're right: I had read but I didn't understand. Could you explain to me better the meaning of "Core Clock (CClock) Absolute: 1050 or Offset: 0"? When do I have the value Absolute and when Offset? Thank you so much for your help Title: Re: Change Memory clock on RX VEGA 64 8gb Sapphire Nitro with MSI afterburner Post by: swogerino on December 26, 2022, 10:31:05 AM Thanks a lot swogerino. You're right: I had read but I didn't understand. Could you explain to me better the meaning of "Core Clock (CClock) Absolute: 1050 or Offset: 0"? When do I have the value Absolute and when Offset? Thank you so much for your help I don't think you need them in Windows and as far as I know they are mostly for Linux,leave the core clock untouched at 1050 and only put the memory clock to 1100 and you should be good to go.I think you cannot add these values in MSI Afterburner,they are mostly for people who use Linux,most precisely the HiveOS system to mine as that system has developed some built in options like those for the miner software that are configurable by the users.Just go ahead and enjoy mining now ;D. Title: Re: Change Memory clock on RX VEGA 64 8gb Sapphire Nitro with MSI afterburner Post by: fmz89 on December 27, 2022, 09:28:44 AM I am testing a RX VEGA 64 8gb Sapphire Nitro for mining ETC. Well i use vega series morethan 5years but above 1100 memory clock will crash when mining. And it was max memory clock for vega 64. And using ocd is more reliable than msi afterburner for vega series, dont forget use hw info for realtime clock checking. This the only true value you will get in realtime gpu underload. Overclock app on trying to perform but reality is different. Carefull what are you doing, hbm cannot be replaced if dieI read an article that says that: "Core Voltage (VDD) 850 Power Limit Watts: 210 or Percentage: 70% Core Clock (CClock) Absolute: 1050 or Offset: 0 Memory Clock (MClock) Absolute: 2200 or Offset: +1100" Using MSI Aftburner, the maximum memory clock value I can set is 1243. Why do you think this happens? What can I do? |