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Title: Hello to All! Post by: omegaaf on August 30, 2012, 08:38:06 PM Hello everyone, it'll be a pleasure working with you all. Currently I am hitting around 650 Mh/s with my single graphics card computer, but in the next while, I will be setting up a couple more.
Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: sLide. on August 30, 2012, 08:39:03 PM Nice, tell me about your current rig!
Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: omegaaf on August 30, 2012, 08:43:50 PM Currently there is 16gb of RAM OC'd to 2000MHz, AMD 1090T 6-core CPU OC'd to 4GHz, Radeon 6990 OC'd to 1GHz, 5TB hard disk space. getting to what I want but not quite there yet.. lol
Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: 50BTC.com on August 30, 2012, 10:01:43 PM Hello! What miner are you using? Your card can do >850Mhash/s at 1Ghz.
Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: Stephen Gornick on August 31, 2012, 06:37:51 AM but in the next while, I will be setting up a couple more. I'm suspecting that in about 90 days there's going to be an awful lot of whining around here. Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: Dum3 on August 31, 2012, 08:38:31 AM You can never rely on BFL though ::)
Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: MadHZ on August 31, 2012, 10:55:17 AM You can never rely on BFL though ::) There are some another manufacturers except BFL by the way :) Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: dannyjj on August 31, 2012, 08:57:39 PM Hello everyone, it'll be a pleasure working with you all. Currently I am hitting around 650 Mh/s with my single graphics card computer, but in the next while, I will be setting up a couple more. My 450 only gets 40mh/s... I hear ATI cards are better for mining! Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: pyrkne on August 31, 2012, 10:59:35 PM I hear ATI cards are better for mining! Yeah, looking at the mining hardware comparison page, ATI GPUs seem to get the best output. I wonder if a miner optimized for CUDA could get closer. Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: omegaaf on August 31, 2012, 11:01:58 PM Yeah Ive had the issues sorted out, I'm doing about 800Mh/s average with constant peaks upwards of 1200+. Im sure I can do a LOT more on the fine-tuning but as of now, it is of nice power. If only linux ran it.. Im currently using CGMiner @I=14. the card is only running at 75 degrees, i know I can push it more.
Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: pyrkne on August 31, 2012, 11:08:01 PM Yeah Ive had the issues sorted out, I'm doing about 800Mh/s average with constant peaks upwards of 1200+. Im sure I can do a LOT more on the fine-tuning but as of now, it is of nice power. If only linux ran it.. Im currently using CGMiner @I=14. the card is only running at 75 degrees, i know I can push it more. 75 degrees is nice. If I tried to get 800Mh/s out of this rig, it would probably melt. ;) Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: omegaaf on August 31, 2012, 11:17:58 PM Yeah Ive had the issues sorted out, I'm doing about 800Mh/s average with constant peaks upwards of 1200+. Im sure I can do a LOT more on the fine-tuning but as of now, it is of nice power. If only linux ran it.. Im currently using CGMiner @I=14. the card is only running at 75 degrees, i know I can push it more. 75 degrees is nice. If I tried to get 800Mh/s out of this rig, it would probably melt. ;) I find ATI/AMD cards impervious to whatever I can throw at them. I had an x850XT(AGP) in my old computer, i unplugged the fan and the card was running at 120C for 6 hours straight and it laughed at me, compared to every nvidia card I get which I end up frying within the first 24 hours. Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: Shadow383 on August 31, 2012, 11:38:04 PM Yeah Ive had the issues sorted out, I'm doing about 800Mh/s average with constant peaks upwards of 1200+. Im sure I can do a LOT more on the fine-tuning but as of now, it is of nice power. If only linux ran it.. Im currently using CGMiner @I=14. the card is only running at 75 degrees, i know I can push it more. 75 degrees is nice. If I tried to get 800Mh/s out of this rig, it would probably melt. ;) I find ATI/AMD cards impervious to whatever I can throw at them. I had an x850XT(AGP) in my old computer, i unplugged the fan and the card was running at 120C for 6 hours straight and it laughed at me, compared to every nvidia card I get which I end up frying within the first 24 hours. It's usually the VRMs that go, it's a good idea to drop VDDC about 100mV if you can. Title: Re: Hello to All! Post by: omegaaf on September 01, 2012, 01:19:59 AM Yeah Ive had the issues sorted out, I'm doing about 800Mh/s average with constant peaks upwards of 1200+. Im sure I can do a LOT more on the fine-tuning but as of now, it is of nice power. If only linux ran it.. Im currently using CGMiner @I=14. the card is only running at 75 degrees, i know I can push it more. 75 degrees is nice. If I tried to get 800Mh/s out of this rig, it would probably melt. ;) I find ATI/AMD cards impervious to whatever I can throw at them. I had an x850XT(AGP) in my old computer, i unplugged the fan and the card was running at 120C for 6 hours straight and it laughed at me, compared to every nvidia card I get which I end up frying within the first 24 hours. It's usually the VRMs that go, it's a good idea to drop VDDC about 100mV if you can. Lol, I'm not talking Nokia indestructible, just a lot better than average. And thank you for the advice :) |