Most of my miners run in the non a/c part of the house but this is what I do for the one that doesn't. I use something like this
--auto-fan --auto-gpu --gpu-engine 885-985 --gpu-fan 25-50 --temp-target 68
voltage is set to 1.031 I believe
this keeps the fan below 50 percent for noise. Keeping a real low temp-target should keep your room from heating up to much
Also remember to space the cars apart as much as possible, you may even be able to run quiet 120mm at the back end of the cards to reduce noise
if you can duct heat out a window with a drier duct, or even cardboard can help too. Then maybe use styrofoam sheathing to seal up rest of window
Topic: Am I doing this right? (Read 1470 times)
Do you pay for electricity in your dorm?
No I don't but I don't want my dorm hot and noisy either
Do you pay for electricity in your dorm?
Deepbit is the worst part in there imo, and if heat/noise dont bother you you dont have to undervolt as Im sure you dont pay for electricity by usage.
I'm talking about the minimum memory clock that 7970 cards enforce, which is 150MHz less than current core clock. If you really found a way to get around that limitation with just cgminer, I'm sure many would be interested in how you did it. But it's more likely that you just think you are running at 300MHz memclock, while in reality the card picked something much higher when you requested it.
AFAIK, getting around this limitation is only possible with some Windows software that use the cards in undocumented ways. For example MSI Afterburner and Sapphire Trixx (both happen to be made by card manufacturers).
AFAIK, getting around this limitation is only possible with some Windows software that use the cards in undocumented ways. For example MSI Afterburner and Sapphire Trixx (both happen to be made by card manufacturers).
You need a dll file from the 12.1 version drivers in your afterburner directory. I posted it in a thread a week ago. It works fine on my 7950s which mine with mem at 200mhz and core at 1000mhz/1.03v. I get 514 mh/s at 140w per card, or 3.67 mh/s/w.
I'm talking about the minimum memory clock that 7970 cards enforce, which is 150MHz less than current core clock. If you really found a way to get around that limitation with just cgminer, I'm sure many would be interested in how you did it. But it's more likely that you just think you are running at 300MHz memclock, while in reality the card picked something much higher when you requested it.
AFAIK, getting around this limitation is only possible with some Windows software that use the cards in undocumented ways. For example MSI Afterburner and Sapphire Trixx (both happen to be made by card manufacturers).
AFAIK, getting around this limitation is only possible with some Windows software that use the cards in undocumented ways. For example MSI Afterburner and Sapphire Trixx (both happen to be made by card manufacturers).
Hmm you're right that's weird... why won't it go to 300mhz? I remember it did a few months ago when 7970s first came out...
I'm talking about the minimum memory clock that 7970 cards enforce, which is 150MHz less than current core clock. If you really found a way to get around that limitation with just cgminer, I'm sure many would be interested in how you did it. But it's more likely that you just think you are running at 300MHz memclock, while in reality the card picked something much higher when you requested it.
AFAIK, getting around this limitation is only possible with some Windows software that use the cards in undocumented ways. For example MSI Afterburner and Sapphire Trixx (both happen to be made by card manufacturers).
AFAIK, getting around this limitation is only possible with some Windows software that use the cards in undocumented ways. For example MSI Afterburner and Sapphire Trixx (both happen to be made by card manufacturers).
Attempting to downclock 7970 memory to 300 with cgminer is almost guaranteed to not work. Try setting it to 775, and see if the temps drop a little.
Fully understanding DGM is a tough task, but the main points are that it's fair, no hopping possible, and it usually has less variance than PPLNS (which is also fair, and easier to understand).
Fully understanding DGM is a tough task, but the main points are that it's fair, no hopping possible, and it usually has less variance than PPLNS (which is also fair, and easier to understand).
What are you talking about? It works great for me at 300 memclock.
Also on Eclispse I mine both Bitcoin and Namecoin so I essentially get double the money or what?
Attempting to downclock 7970 memory to 300 with cgminer is almost guaranteed to not work. Try setting it to 775, and see if the temps drop a little.
Fully understanding DGM is a tough task, but the main points are that it's fair, no hopping possible, and it usually has less variance than PPLNS (which is also fair, and easier to understand).
Fully understanding DGM is a tough task, but the main points are that it's fair, no hopping possible, and it usually has less variance than PPLNS (which is also fair, and easier to understand).
What program are you using to undervolt/underclock?
I'm not underclocking. Running at normal clock.
For memclock I just use:
cgminer -o http://pit.deepbit.net:8332 -u [email protected]_7970s -p xxx -I 5 --gpu-memclock 300 --gpu-fan 55
To undervolt I use MSI Afterburner
how do I sign up for eclipse?
What exactly is DGM? How is it different from PPS or others?
DGM - Double Geometric Method. A hybrid between PPLNS and Geometric reward types that enables to operator to absorb some of the variance risk. Operator receives portion of payout on short rounds and returns it on longer rounds to normalize payments. [1]
I still don't get it lol
50btc and btcguild are good PPS guilds. you can withdrawl the btc as soon as the share is submitted.
What program are you using to undervolt/underclock?
merge mining is done automatically. you will have have a option to convert to btc when you accumulate your namecoins
For eclipse I get both btc and namecoin simultaneously?
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Comparison_of_mining_pools
Many to chose from you should try others to see what works best for you
my top 3
1. EclipseMC - DGM no fees, namecoin merge mining direct exchange/payout to btc
2. BitMinter - easy mining setup, no fees plus tx rewards are shared, namecoin
3. 50btc - lower PPS fees
Many to chose from you should try others to see what works best for you
my top 3
1. EclipseMC - DGM no fees, namecoin merge mining direct exchange/payout to btc
2. BitMinter - easy mining setup, no fees plus tx rewards are shared, namecoin
3. 50btc - lower PPS fees
Which pool would you recommend? Also I am using cgminer ATM should I use diablo miner?
Running on deepbit=pay fees, pay fees and pay more fees.
And, are you sure the GPUs really do run at 300mhz memory? Well from temperature i suppose yes...
Except that, it's fine
And, are you sure the GPUs really do run at 300mhz memory? Well from temperature i suppose yes...
Except that, it's fine
I'm setting up my rig at my college dorm again. I have 4 7970s. All undervolted to 950mv. Fan speed at 55. Memclock at 300. Clockspeed is stock. Each hashing at 550mhs. Temps are from top to bottom 64 65 66 68 during the day. I'm trying to run this 24/7. Running on deepbit ATM. Any tips would be great! Thanks
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