Topic: 5770 efficiency (Read 964 times)
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-v -w128 in Extra flags:
Its scary how much of a difference this makes. I did this on my 6990 and it shot up to around 720mH/s -v -w128 in Extra flags:
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-v -w128 in Extra flags:
-v -w128 in Extra flags:
Consider the single-slot 5770. It runs cooler, more efficiently, and has XFX's Lifetime Warranty. See my sig, I have one left if you're interested.
Thanks for answering! 
I have updated my drivers and now it's working @ 135 Mhash/s. Also, I have added at extra flags this line: -v -w128
I have updated my drivers and now it's working @ 135 Mhash/s. Also, I have added at extra flags this line: -v -w128
I have a 5750 (which is 5770 but with insignificant lower speed frequencies) and I'm doing right now 54 Mhash/s. I'm in the BTC Guild, using GUIMiner.
I thought I would have at least 150 Mhash/s... what's the problem?
I thought I would have at least 150 Mhash/s... what's the problem?
S/t is way out of wack. You should get triple speed at stock clock. Are you watching videos or playing all the time? If not, try with Phoenix or reinstall the drivers.
I have a 5750 (which is 5770 but with insignificant lower speed frequencies) and I'm doing right now 54 Mhash/s. I'm in the BTC Guild, using GUIMiner.
I thought I would have at least 150 Mhash/s... what's the problem?
I thought I would have at least 150 Mhash/s... what's the problem?
I think that to get 212 Mhs with a 5770 it must be already well overclocked.
Silly me, you're right. I've looked closely at the charts again, about 180MH/s seems to be the default for these cards.
Still, that would mean 1.8MH/J at stock, much better than 1.45.
I think that to get 212 Mhs with a 5770 it must be already well overclocked.
One of my rigs has 2 5750@870/300 hashing at 172 mhs each, running fine 24/7 with an old 500W PSU.
I found them at 50 euros each used (one on ebay included delivery).
One of my rigs has 2 5750@870/300 hashing at 172 mhs each, running fine 24/7 with an old 500W PSU.
I found them at 50 euros each used (one on ebay included delivery).
Considering a super-cheap mining rig, i've came across the 5770.
However, the page at https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison seems awkward:
if the 5770 has a MAX tdp of around 108W, shouldn't that be more like 2.0 MHash/J?
OC'ing 3 of these could get about 700MH/s with around 400W total load: somewhat efficient and cheap
The reason for the 5770s, is mainly for how easy it is to buy and sell them used, making for a less risky investment than a high-end card...
Comments welcome
However, the page at https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison seems awkward:
| Model | Price | Avg. Mhash/s | Mhash/J |
| 5770 | $136 | 212.83 | 1.45 |
if the 5770 has a MAX tdp of around 108W, shouldn't that be more like 2.0 MHash/J?
OC'ing 3 of these could get about 700MH/s with around 400W total load: somewhat efficient and cheap
The reason for the 5770s, is mainly for how easy it is to buy and sell them used, making for a less risky investment than a high-end card...
Comments welcome
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