Mining with the 5750

[legolouman]

Hey everyone! I've just recently actually started mining. I thought it was time to get something better than the 5450 I've been running (sad isn't it?) I've upgraded to the 5750!

Is it any good? I've estimated, that I can get about 160ish M/hash with it. Any tips? etc


Thanks

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[maxll]

Even 185 Mh/sec. 900/300 0.95V linuxcoin/phoenix/phatk.

[iopq]

I'm getting 144.5 on stock core clock + underclocked gpu clock at 204 mhz

[legolouman]

Well that is fully acceptable for me. Thanks for the infos.

[pennytrader]

PowerColor Go Green 6750 (should be simliar to 5750).

875/300. stock voltage. 181mh/s (tried to OC to 925 and it crashed).

best thing is: it's fanless and only draws power from PCI-E interface (so no 6PIN power connector needed). Well, I have a case fan blowing it at it to keep the temp at around 64C.

[legolouman]

PowerColor Go Green 6750 (should be simliar to 5750).

875/300. stock voltage. 181mh/s (tried to OC to 925 and it crashed).

best thing is: it's fanless and only draws power from PCI-E interface (so no 6PIN power connector needed). Well, I have a case fan blowing it at it to keep the temp at around 64C.

I had the 5750 running at exactly that earlier today, except it roars, and needs the 6pin. It entirely owns the 5450!

[pennytrader]

But I paid $130 for that 6750.

My goal was not to mine with it at all though. I just want a quiet powerful GPU.

[legolouman]

I've needed a good video card for a while, but potential Bitcoins sweetened the deal, and made 115$ seem like a lot less