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Title: HD6850 Memory clock Post by: tekwarrior on June 12, 2011, 10:31:08 AM I got a new HD6850 by Sapphire and tried to OC the GPU while lowering the the memory clock, as was suggested by a thread in the Mining forum.
I tried both MSI Afterburner and Trixx and still I can't really lower the memory clock of my graphics card. Both tools allow me to set a lower clockrate but the memory clock seems to be stuck at 1000 MHz anyway (at least that's what the graphs are showing; temperature and current aren't dropping either). Does anyone have a similar experience or is it just impossible to lower the memory clock on this card? Title: Re: HD6850 Memory clock Post by: SimBesh on June 12, 2011, 10:45:24 AM same problem here, don't worry too much about lowering the memory, only really helps save heat
950 mhz on the core = ~248 MHashs Title: Re: HD6850 Memory clock Post by: sebdude420 on June 12, 2011, 10:52:29 AM i wouldnt agree, i got a MSI R6870 Twin frozr and it runs very cool. right now its at 34C with 1000 gpu and memory clocks. 297mhash/s.
lowering the memory will also allow more electricity to get to the gpu, and the fans spin less and take less wattage so more power for the gpu. the lowest i can take my card is 10mhz on the memory. according to amdoverdrivectrl in linuxcoin. Title: Re: HD6850 Memory clock Post by: tekwarrior on June 12, 2011, 10:57:47 AM Oh I don't care too much about increasing the MHashes/s but reducing the temperature would probably be good as it's at the 91°C right now. At least I'm not the only one with this problem.
Title: Re: HD6850 Memory clock Post by: tekwarrior on June 15, 2011, 11:49:13 PM I finally managed to lower the memory clock on my card using ATI Tray Tool! :)
Also I tweaked air flow a bit and I am down to 72°C now with 1028/425 Mhz on stock voltage with stock cooler, also getting about 270MHashes/sec. Seems running fine too for about 30 minutes now, will see if it stays this way. |