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March 01, 2021, 01:16:57 PM
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hello

I have a zotac 3060 Ti OC Edition on a desktop with another 1080 Ti on the same machine, mining 24/7 with Nice Hash, i was able to OC the card as follows:
http://grabilla.com/0b301-fb9a3a85-137d-4071-8762-e28a87b7f13e.png

are they any good ? any suggestions for improvement ?...

one side question, my friend has 3x of these on a new desktop we built together, i noticed when going too low on the power limit the CPU Core clock will start going crazy while mining jumping rapidly between different clocks rates, we fixed it by increasing the power limit, is that something anyone experienced ??

thanks,
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March 01, 2021, 02:15:23 PM
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When you OC the cards do you get high hashrate? You are the only person who can answer this, high hashrate means high mining reward so the question is on you, do you get higher hashrate? If YES then mine for hrs to see if the miner will crash or Not, if it doesn't then it's stable

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March 01, 2021, 02:18:11 PM
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one side question, my friend has 3x of these on a new desktop we built together, i noticed when going too low on the power limit the CPU Core clock will start going crazy while mining jumping rapidly between different clocks rates, we fixed it by increasing the power limit, is that something anyone experienced ??

thanks,
The reason why there is massive jump in clock rates is because the gpu needs more power to operate at the OC'ed rate, that can even cause your PC to freeze, raising up the power limit bar in msi afterburner will give the gpu access to more power if needed so you did the right thing, everyone does it

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March 01, 2021, 02:28:05 PM
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i noticed when going too low on the power limit the CPU Core clock will start going crazy while mining jumping rapidly between different clocks rates, we fixed it by increasing the power limit, is that something anyone experienced ??


It's normal, GPU needs power to maintain some clock, so if you didn't deliver enough power, you'll see unstable clocks, the GPU is trying to achieve more, but it'll be limited by power.

These 3060tis runs good at slower gpu clock, my 3060ti runs with -502 core clock, + 1100 on memory and 52% Power Limit, this is the best I could hit with my card, doing 61Mhs solid stable

You can try do reduce core clock, reduce power limit and your card will save some energy

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March 01, 2021, 05:10:51 PM
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Reduce the power limit to a minimum.
200ms in my opinion is a very large ping, if you do not use a 3G modem.
Try to reduce the memory to 1150
The Corel does not need to be configured,better let it be the value 0
60-61 mx, you have an excellent result. You can only reduce a few watts in energy consumption.
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