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Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 03:32:20 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 08:49:00 AM

Djm Do you have a 980ti ? If so are you able to get the memory clock up to 7 ghz as its designed to clock at? thx

I don't have a 980ti.
However in order to clock them to their nominal value, you need to use nvidia-smi which is located in nvidia directory.

Ok I don't know how to change that.
But your 980 has the same problem with the memory clocks..... where you able to get the proper clocking and how much did that improve your hashrate on lyre2re2 algo?
Thx

quite a lot actually, because it is possible to oc the mem clock beyond nominal value, I use this command nvidia-smi.exe -i 0,1 -ac 3506,1506 (where i is the card number and ac the highest clock possible) this force the card to run in state 0

Great thank you. That same exact command will work with the 980ti too won't it?
And do I have to do this once or every bat file or just on reboot?

once every reboot, but it probably won't work, as it is the clock for my 980, you need to get these clock setting (nvidia-smi can find them for you, but I have forgotten the command)

I believe you can set persistent mode which preserve the setting over a reboot. There have been some recent advances
so make sure you have the latest drivers.

You can also OC using nvidia-settings after setting up coolbits in Xorg.conf, Sorry, not time time to dig up the details, too busy.

Ok thx but i'm a noob at this and I don't know what nvidia-smi is. Cheesy

And why doesn't it work like a 750ti it doesn't make sense.

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Quote from: joblo on January 14, 2016, 04:01:31 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 03:32:20 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 08:49:00 AM

Djm Do you have a 980ti ? If so are you able to get the memory clock up to 7 ghz as its designed to clock at? thx

I don't have a 980ti.
However in order to clock them to their nominal value, you need to use nvidia-smi which is located in nvidia directory.

Ok I don't know how to change that.
But your 980 has the same problem with the memory clocks..... where you able to get the proper clocking and how much did that improve your hashrate on lyre2re2 algo?
Thx

quite a lot actually, because it is possible to oc the mem clock beyond nominal value, I use this command nvidia-smi.exe -i 0,1 -ac 3506,1506 (where i is the card number and ac the highest clock possible) this force the card to run in state 0

Great thank you. That same exact command will work with the 980ti too won't it?
And do I have to do this once or every bat file or just on reboot?

once every reboot, but it probably won't work, as it is the clock for my 980, you need to get these clock setting (nvidia-smi can find them for you, but I have forgotten the command)

I believe you can set persistent mode which preserve the setting over a reboot. There have been some recent advances
so make sure you have the latest drivers.

You can also OC using nvidia-settings after setting up coolbits in Xorg.conf, Sorry, not time time to dig up the details, too busy.

this nvidia-smi is for windows in that case (at least it is how I understand it... might be a bit different with linux)

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Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 03:32:20 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 08:49:00 AM

Djm Do you have a 980ti ? If so are you able to get the memory clock up to 7 ghz as its designed to clock at? thx

I don't have a 980ti.
However in order to clock them to their nominal value, you need to use nvidia-smi which is located in nvidia directory.

Ok I don't know how to change that.
But your 980 has the same problem with the memory clocks..... where you able to get the proper clocking and how much did that improve your hashrate on lyre2re2 algo?
Thx

quite a lot actually, because it is possible to oc the mem clock beyond nominal value, I use this command nvidia-smi.exe -i 0,1 -ac 3506,1506 (where i is the card number and ac the highest clock possible) this force the card to run in state 0

Great thank you. That same exact command will work with the 980ti too won't it?
And do I have to do this once or every bat file or just on reboot?

once every reboot, but it probably won't work, as it is the clock for my 980, you need to get these clock setting (nvidia-smi can find them for you, but I have forgotten the command)

I believe you can set persistent mode which preserve the setting over a reboot. There have been some recent advances
so make sure you have the latest drivers.

You can also OC using nvidia-settings after setting up coolbits in Xorg.conf, Sorry, not time time to dig up the details, too busy.

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Ok thx djm

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Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 03:48:14 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 03:32:20 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 08:49:00 AM

Djm Do you have a 980ti ? If so are you able to get the memory clock up to 7 ghz as its designed to clock at? thx

I don't have a 980ti.
However in order to clock them to their nominal value, you need to use nvidia-smi which is located in nvidia directory.

Ok I don't know how to change that.
But your 980 has the same problem with the memory clocks..... where you able to get the proper clocking and how much did that improve your hashrate on lyre2re2 algo?
Thx

quite a lot actually, because it is possible to oc the mem clock beyond nominal value, I use this command nvidia-smi.exe -i 0,1 -ac 3506,1506 (where i is the card number and ac the highest clock possible) this force the card to run in state 0

Great thank you. That same exact command will work with the 980ti too won't it?
And do I have to do this once or every bat file or just on reboot?

once every reboot, but it probably won't work, as it is the clock for my 980, you need to get these clock setting (nvidia-smi can find them for you, but I have forgotten the command)

Is it --gpu-memspeed if so I tried and didn't work.

don't remember but you need to use '-i '#cardnumber as well... (you should ask epsylon3 he knows)

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Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 03:32:20 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 08:49:00 AM

Djm Do you have a 980ti ? If so are you able to get the memory clock up to 7 ghz as its designed to clock at? thx

I don't have a 980ti.
However in order to clock them to their nominal value, you need to use nvidia-smi which is located in nvidia directory.

Ok I don't know how to change that.
But your 980 has the same problem with the memory clocks..... where you able to get the proper clocking and how much did that improve your hashrate on lyre2re2 algo?
Thx

quite a lot actually, because it is possible to oc the mem clock beyond nominal value, I use this command nvidia-smi.exe -i 0,1 -ac 3506,1506 (where i is the card number and ac the highest clock possible) this force the card to run in state 0

Great thank you. That same exact command will work with the 980ti too won't it?
And do I have to do this once or every bat file or just on reboot?

once every reboot, but it probably won't work, as it is the clock for my 980, you need to get these clock setting (nvidia-smi can find them for you, but I have forgotten the command)

Is it --gpu-memspeed if so I tried and didn't work.

djm34

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Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 03:32:20 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 08:49:00 AM

Djm Do you have a 980ti ? If so are you able to get the memory clock up to 7 ghz as its designed to clock at? thx

I don't have a 980ti.
However in order to clock them to their nominal value, you need to use nvidia-smi which is located in nvidia directory.

Ok I don't know how to change that.
But your 980 has the same problem with the memory clocks..... where you able to get the proper clocking and how much did that improve your hashrate on lyre2re2 algo?
Thx

quite a lot actually, because it is possible to oc the mem clock beyond nominal value, I use this command nvidia-smi.exe -i 0,1 -ac 3506,1506 (where i is the card number and ac the highest clock possible) this force the card to run in state 0

Great thank you. That same exact command will work with the 980ti too won't it?
And do I have to do this once or every bat file or just on reboot?

once every reboot, but it probably won't work, as it is the clock for my 980, you need to get these clock setting (nvidia-smi can find them for you, but I have forgotten the command)

tbearhere

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Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 08:49:00 AM

Djm Do you have a 980ti ? If so are you able to get the memory clock up to 7 ghz as its designed to clock at? thx

I don't have a 980ti.
However in order to clock them to their nominal value, you need to use nvidia-smi which is located in nvidia directory.

Ok I don't know how to change that.
But your 980 has the same problem with the memory clocks..... where you able to get the proper clocking and how much did that improve your hashrate on lyre2re2 algo?
Thx

quite a lot actually, because it is possible to oc the mem clock beyond nominal value, I use this command nvidia-smi.exe -i 0,1 -ac 3506,1506 (where i is the card number and ac the highest clock possible) this force the card to run in state 0

Great thank you. That same exact command will work with the 980ti too won't it?
And do I have to do this once or every bat file or just on reboot?

djm34

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Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 08:49:00 AM

Djm Do you have a 980ti ? If so are you able to get the memory clock up to 7 ghz as its designed to clock at? thx

I don't have a 980ti.
However in order to clock them to their nominal value, you need to use nvidia-smi which is located in nvidia directory.

Ok I don't know how to change that.
But your 980 has the same problem with the memory clocks..... where you able to get the proper clocking and how much did that improve your hashrate on lyre2re2 algo?
Thx

quite a lot actually, because it is possible to oc the mem clock beyond nominal value, I use this command nvidia-smi.exe -i 0,1 -ac 3506,1506 (where i is the card number and ac the highest clock possible) this force the card to run in state 0

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Quote from: tbearhere on January 14, 2016, 08:49:00 AM

Djm Do you have a 980ti ? If so are you able to get the memory clock up to 7 ghz as its designed to clock at? thx

I don't have a 980ti.
However in order to clock them to their nominal value, you need to use nvidia-smi which is located in nvidia directory.

Ok I don't know how to change that.
But your 980 has the same problem with the memory clocks..... where you able to get the proper clocking and how much did that improve your hashrate on lyre2re2 algo?
Thx

tbearhere

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