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Is there any way to get more volts into the memory? I've got a bunch of Asus bottom-of-the-barrel RX 570 "Expedition OC" cards with Elpida mem. Applied the 1500 straps all the way up and achieved 28.5 Mh at 1300/1980 but unstable after a few min.
I'm not worried about power consumption - is there anything specific I could do to improve this?

If you want to change your memory voltage, you're gonna need to do some soldering
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Hello , i have  6x SAPPHIRE PULSE RADEON RX 580 4G GDDR5 DUAL HDMI / DVI-D / DUAL DP OC W/BP (UEFI) and  h81 mb. Still waiting for the power supply  Sad so not running yet . does anyone have  6 of these running stable and at what speed ?Are they with hynix or samsun memory?
thanks in advance
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Is there any way to get more volts into the memory? I've got a bunch of Asus bottom-of-the-barrel RX 570 "Expedition OC" cards with Elpida mem. Applied the 1500 straps all the way up and achieved 28.5 Mh at 1300/1980 but unstable after a few min.
I'm not worried about power consumption - is there anything specific I could do to improve this?
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Typically but no one knows if this is guaranteed yet. I have some cards for example that are 1:xxxx Micron and 2:xxxx Hynix. Point is, try copying up the other strap (and use the 1500) and see if that helps, and make sure you actually have Hynix memory because your card typically has Samsung
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Hi,

I am having TB250, running 6 x RX580 using powered riser with 6 pin, do I still need to plug the 2 molex that on MOBO? Please advice.

Best Regards
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If there's a 2250 field, you MAY have copied the wrong strap. There's 2 sets of straps, one unused and one used. And yes, higher temperature has lower stability.

There are for the Hynix memory (2:xxxx) I think, because the 1:xxxx straps are for samsung memory, or not?
Ok thank you!
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If there's a 2250 field, you MAY have copied the wrong strap. There's 2 sets of straps, one unused and one used. And yes, higher temperature has lower stability.
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GPU:
  • RX580 Sapphire Nitro+ 8GB with Hynix Memory.

Currently:
  • I copied the 1750 strap into the 2000 and 2250 and I got 24-25 mhs and it runs stable so far with not a single rejected share (except Pascal, but these are less than 1%)
  • I think with a RX580 it should be possible to have a stable hashrate of 29-31 mhs, or not?

Question:
  • With which settings (straps, overclocking, voltage) can I achieve this hashrate?
  • Does an overheated (>80° C) GPU negatively affect the stability or could the GPU crash? Could it lead to an OpenCL-call-error (Claymore)?


Thank you in advance!
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~1% rejection rate is totally normal and expected with a tight overclock. You can press "s" to see how many shares of ETH each card has rejected internally, and if a particular card is going over 2% you may want to slacken the clocks a hair on it
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I am finalizing my oc.
And I get 29-30Mhs Eth and 900Mhs Dcr.
But sometimes one share come at 27Mhs or invalid.
I dont get memory error.
Dont understand whats wrong Huh
Here is a screen.
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Is there a list of cards and memory model they use ?
I'm using 470 4G MSI Armor OC with Samsung memory doing ~29.4 with 935mV, but there is no stock anymore now.
What 5xx models can do same things ?
Thanks
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Junkey, could you share the strap? That's a high rate and clock for elpida
@Apnel : I have jut got Gigabyte RX 580 4GB Elpida and my setting is Straps 1500 ,2000 . 1170/1990 Core and mem volt 975. Asics 75%, it takes 80W on GPUZ and 29Mh/s.
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Hey Penny, one of my rigs is running the 570 Nitro+'s as well, here's what I learned.

1200 core is the sweet spot on these, looks like you've found it!

Use GPU-Z to check ASIC quality of each card, it is very tightly correlated to how well they'll undervolt. The cards that I have that are ~79% ASIC quality run 836mV at 1200, ~75% runs ~880mV, etc, but I also got a crappy 67% one that wont undervolt at 1200 at all lol, its running 1150 at 930mV

Hi Apneal.

You are right, 1200 core seems to be the best option, more doesn't change hash rate much, but lower clocks do tend to take some away.
Also, thanks for your voltage data, gonna try to lower it even further  Wink

Any idea how to get memory voltage lower? Its working on my 480 series, but i cant do it on 570. Didn't try wattool, coz i dont realy like it.
28.7 vs 29.7 or so using 1130core vs 1200 core is 1mhs really worth 10 or so watts
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Hey Penny, one of my rigs is running the 570 Nitro+'s as well, here's what I learned.

1200 core is the sweet spot on these, looks like you've found it!

Use GPU-Z to check ASIC quality of each card, it is very tightly correlated to how well they'll undervolt. The cards that I have that are ~79% ASIC quality run 836mV at 1200, ~75% runs ~880mV, etc, but I also got a crappy 67% one that wont undervolt at 1200 at all lol, its running 1150 at 930mV

Hi Apneal.

You are right, 1200 core seems to be the best option, more doesn't change hash rate much, but lower clocks do tend to take some away.
Also, thanks for your voltage data, gonna try to lower it even further  Wink

Any idea how to get memory voltage lower? Its working on my 480 series, but i cant do it on 570. Didn't try wattool, coz i dont realy like it.
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940 W dual mining is very good dude you should quit while youre ahead

also you can safely lower your core clock to 1100 and still keep same hash that should save a few watts , I have a single 570 MSI 4GB gaming that i do this on

Tried lower cpu clocks, but it afects hashrate quite a bit.
I should probably realy quit while im ahead  Grin
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6x MSI RX 570 4GB Gaming X (Hynix)
1500 Straps/1150 GPU/2000 MEMORY/1000MHZ
Windows 10
Claymore Eth 9.3 + MSI Afterburner + Modded Bios

28.2 mh/s per card (75w GPU-Z but not a good measure of real power draw)

Crashes @ 2100mhz MEMORY
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Hey Penny, one of my rigs is running the 570 Nitro+'s as well, here's what I learned.

1200 core is the sweet spot on these, looks like you've found it!

Use GPU-Z to check ASIC quality of each card, it is very tightly correlated to how well they'll undervolt. The cards that I have that are ~79% ASIC quality run 836mV at 1200, ~75% runs ~880mV, etc, but I also got a crappy 67% one that wont undervolt at 1200 at all lol, its running 1150 at 930mV
1180 is the best spot here.
Msi 580 8G @ 30.1, Msi 570 4G @ 28.7, and Sapphire 580 8G @ 29.3~29.4
how can I reduce the voltage to 900 in bios while flash!!! (newbie)
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Junkey, could you share the strap? That's a high rate and clock for elpida
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Has anyone had any luck with the Asus Strix 570 4gb (Elpida)?

I can't seem to get past 25.5 mh/s, 1200/1910 (gpu/memory) and 1500 straps copied to 1625, 1750, and 2000.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Smiley

I am getting 27.5 1150/1900, 1500 straps up with my msi gaming 580 4gb.  Can push harder but I start to rack up the memory errors.
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