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March 23, 2017, 10:06:31 PM
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Hynix you copy the 1500 timings to all higher timings, while with Samsung, you copy from 1750.

Thank you!!!! Yep, now I see my problem with my Samsungs is that I was copying the 1500 timings as well, and for that reason my cards were refusing to run beyond 1875 and I was maxing them at 25-26 MHashes. I was going to experiment this weekend precisely copying the 1625 or 1750 timings, but now you have saved my time. Thanks again ;-)
after you change the timing what clock rates do you run I haven't tried it yet but was thinking of it I'm running a little over 20 on stock clocks but if I can mod the timings and get to 27-28 that's a big difference
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March 23, 2017, 10:47:01 PM
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after you change the timing what clock rates do you run I haven't tried it yet but was thinking of it I'm running a little over 20 on stock clocks but if I can mod the timings and get to 27-28 that's a big difference

I find the "sweet spot" at Core: 1100, Memory: 2000
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March 23, 2017, 11:25:34 PM
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after you change the timing what clock rates do you run I haven't tried it yet but was thinking of it I'm running a little over 20 on stock clocks but if I can mod the timings and get to 27-28 that's a big difference

I find the "sweet spot" at Core: 1100, Memory: 2000
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March 24, 2017, 06:52:20 AM
Last edit: March 24, 2017, 07:49:40 AM by timbereagle
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I had many different models of RX470 and have to say MSI Gaming X is not good for ETH mining.

some of them works for Maximum 1850 Clock where as Gigabyte and Sapphire works for 1975 clock.

Recently I bought 8 from MSI and today returning non-opened 4 boxes.

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March 28, 2017, 02:32:23 AM
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I just got my new 7 x MSI RX 470 4GB Gaming X going.

All 7 were Hynix
Strapped 1500 timing
1180/1950
27.5 on all

My only question is, I changed the clock speeds in the bios. Is there a better way of doing it? what other values should I change? I have 22 cards in total so I hope I have some better cards in there.
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March 28, 2017, 02:13:34 PM
Last edit: March 28, 2017, 04:23:24 PM by cryptominer420
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No matter what I have done I can't get my Hynix cards to hash over 27.3MH but my Samsungs all do 29.5-29.7MH.
Hynix cards with 1500 Straps crash at mem clocks over 1875 and using the 1625 Strap They only do the 27.3MH.

UPDATE: Used nerdralph's strapmod.py and finally got my Hynix cards to 28.2MH but my samsungs using that tool are now up-to 31-31.5MH

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March 28, 2017, 05:58:38 PM
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I think I was one of the unlucky ones who had to RMA one out of four.

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