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oskoa (OP)
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August 27, 2020, 08:44:21 PM
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Ive this problem with this miner, nbminer.

When i use Claymore to minining Etherum i dont have problems (Stable temps below of 75ºC, until 67ºC in cold days).
But with nbminer and RavenCoin my cards feels a big high change (about 20%), one card touched the 90ºC, and the rest until up 80º- 85º.
Have I  any option in nbminer parameters in Bat file to avoid this? Also i see the problem is with 4 GB Cards.

I have the following hardware cofig:

Only 1 PC with 1 Card (my Main pc, only use to mining in free time) With RX 570 8 GB Asrock (no problems with this card)

and in my Main Miner i have 5 cards (the main the same of before but in Asus) and the rest are:
x2 Radeon RX 470 (Sapphire x 4 GB)
x2 Radeon RX 570 (MSI x 4 GB)
Powersuply: Seasonic 850W

The only cards without problems are the 8 GB

Exist other minner for RavenCoin, or anyconfig to avoid this problem?
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August 27, 2020, 08:49:57 PM
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Exist other minner for RavenCoin, or anyconfig to avoid this problem?


You need to clean those fans of the cards from dust and undervoltage it a lot if you want to keep temperatures like it was on eth. RVN uses 20% more watts.

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August 27, 2020, 10:01:41 PM
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KAPOW algo utilizes the GPU more heavily than ETH so you can expect a much greater temperature.  Your best bet is to undervolt and lower the GPU core speed if you need to stay within a certain temperature.
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August 28, 2020, 12:25:32 AM
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You can add some auxiliary coolers, it works very well:



I usually use auxiliary coolers when the ambient temperature exceeds 30 degrees Celsius... Reduces the operating temperature and increases the durability of the gpu coolers.
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August 28, 2020, 01:45:35 AM
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wow very thanks to all!. Really was it. I only made an underclock (less clock/memory) and the temp has down until 75-70º in all cards.
And yes o i have 2 80x80 coolers in diferents sectors.
Thanks again.

the last question, RavenCoin maybe will be the new "etherum" in case Etherum in November 2020 stop beingin profitable?
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