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June 10, 2011, 02:11:29 AM
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I built my first rig and got noooby questions.
Is that okay that
1-hashrate jumping from 340 to 360?
2-when I move mouse it decreases very much to nearly 100

Using win7, thinking maybe 1gb ram not enough? Or how gpu connected with 2d (moving mouse, clicking buttons etc)
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June 10, 2011, 02:12:11 AM
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Stop moving the mouse.
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June 10, 2011, 02:14:39 AM
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Use the -r flag and set something like -r 3 or -r 4. This way you get more accurate measurements. Also the -f flag should be set to something between 10 and 60, depending on your needs (like gaming, watching movies, browsing, moving the mouse, click the buttons on the mouse...)
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June 10, 2011, 02:17:57 AM
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Thanks guys. I just deattached the mouse.

Another nooby question, I didn`t get how to switch beetwen cards in MSI Afterburn, it seems like it control only one even when I choose another in settings (and so now I should use synchronize settings for them).
Also I read in mining hardware chart, that somehow you can underlock shader units? How to do it?

Is there better alternative for MSI Afterburner (tried ATI overdrive, seems the same).
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June 10, 2011, 02:23:26 AM
Last edit: June 10, 2011, 02:36:21 AM by MZZM
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Use the -r flag and set something like -r 3 or -r 4. This way you get more accurate measurements. Also the -f flag should be set to something between 10 and 60, depending on your needs (like gaming, watching movies, browsing, moving the mouse, click the buttons on the mouse...)

Using phoenix, no command -r.

Also how to make a critical temperature in phoenix when it should stop mining (not GUI phoenix, console).

Is it ok to run fan 100%?
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