Optimization of the miners seems to be a fickle thing. I have my miners split between BTCGuild and Deepbit.
All dedicated miners are exactly the same, physical build and software, yet like you on BTCGuild I get 440 to 460, but on Deepbit I get 410 to 420. And the funny thing is the returns are pretty even !
Topic: Any other tips for increasing mining speed (Read 1738 times)
Worksize 256 has always given me better performance with my 5870s.
I tried that as well as 64, but neither produce as fast as 128 for me, guess it works for some
Worksize 256 has always given me better performance with my 5870s.
5870
1Ghz clock
185 memory clock (faster than 300 for me)
windows 7
no aero or any other visual stuff. no background
Phoenix on BTCguild with the following flags
phoenix -u http://USERNAME_1:[email protected]:8332/ -k phatk VECTORS BFI_INT FASTLOOP=false AGGRESSION=13 DEVICE=0 WORKSIZE=128 -q 4
1Ghz clock
185 memory clock (faster than 300 for me)
windows 7
no aero or any other visual stuff. no background
Phoenix on BTCguild with the following flags
phoenix -u http://USERNAME_1:[email protected]:8332/ -k phatk VECTORS BFI_INT FASTLOOP=false AGGRESSION=13 DEVICE=0 WORKSIZE=128 -q 4
I have a 5870, finely tuned to 1ghz and 300 using pheonix on btcguild getting 440-460 hash. Ignoring things like flags are there any other tips for increasing speed. I use windows 7 and took off all appearance things, any other similar ideas that would get me an extra 10-20 hash
Why don't you share what you're using right now so we have a starting point?
I have a 5870, finely tuned to 1ghz and 300 using pheonix on btcguild getting 440-460 hash. Ignoring things like flags are there any other tips for increasing speed. I use windows 7 and took off all appearance things, any other similar ideas that would get me an extra 10-20 hash
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