Thank you, it's just nice to see it, rather than calculating it in my head

DeepBit, when is the round time going to be fixed? o.o

Too bad they're not 80+ gold

Then I stand corrected.  6x 7970 with 1x 5970

They released open source drivers. Anything is possible

Of course it's possible o.o

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128545

This one has room for 6 cards.  Could be useful for 6x 5970 or 6x 6990 in x64 linux

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130645

Room for 7

Of course this fits in it -> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116410

I have that board, runs 4 gpu's on 3 cards nicely.

I bought it open box for 55$ however.  I'd recommend a board with more pcie x1 slots though. 1 isn't enough for expansion.

Remember if you plan on getting bigger, you're going to kick yourself for not getting the proper equipment.

Would you rather spend 70$ on a psu that's 600W and have to buy another for an additional 70$ when the time comes?

How did you get your memclock < 710?  Did you bios flash?

Does not matter.  Voltage is read going into the card as well as the amperage.  Memory voltage is drawn off that main voltage.

Working on it. And it's in the computer I'm running now.  When I upgrade I'll buy a higher quality one.


Msi afterburner.  I downclock memory in cgminer, because afterburner doesn't like to lower it past 850.


xfx 7970 black edition.  76.7% ASIC quality

Still venturing lower

Clock: 1000mhz
Memory: 710mhz
Voltage: 0.968

Mhash/s: 580

Power based on GPU-Z

(12.09v * 10.5A) = 127W

Take into account 85% efficienct: 127*1.15 = 146W

580/146W = 3.97 Mhash/W



Update:

Dropped voltage down to .955v 100% stable.



(12.09v * 10.2A) = 123.3W

85% efficiency: 123.3*1.15 = 141.8W

580/141.8 = 4.09Mhash/W

Any update on the time between blocks issue?

Is there a way to do auto fan while using phoenix? Or is that only for cgminer?

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Yes, that's what I meant

Thank you for the prompt fixing!

Any update on the timestamp situation?

Just wondering, is there a way to have a bash script run at start up?

The only perk the 7 series has with it is power usage.  Other than that, Mh/$ is still 5xxx series.  But 7 series are nice to have as future proof. nice warranties too.

I have a feeling 7970 will reign top tog until the dual GPU card comes out.  For the 7 series at least.