This is the updated config I am trying:
I will now try to remove every cards except the 5850 and work from there.
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gpu3:
disabled: 0
# core_speed_0: 300
# core_speed_1: 600
core_speed_2: 900
# mem_speed_0: 300
# mem_speed_1: 300
mem_speed_2: 300
# core_voltage_0: 1.125
# core_voltage_1: 1.125
# core_voltage_2: 1.125000
fan_speed: 85
kernel: phatk2
kernel_params: BFI_INT VECTORS FASTLOOP=false AGGRESSION=11
pool_file: /etc/bamt/pools
pool_timeout: 180
monitor_temp_lo: 45
monitor_temp_hi: 80
monitor_load_lo: 80
monitor_hash_lo: 125
monitor_fan_lo: 2000
monitor_reject_hi: 1
debug_oc: 1
disabled: 0
# core_speed_0: 300
# core_speed_1: 600
core_speed_2: 900
# mem_speed_0: 300
# mem_speed_1: 300
mem_speed_2: 300
# core_voltage_0: 1.125
# core_voltage_1: 1.125
# core_voltage_2: 1.125000
fan_speed: 85
kernel: phatk2
kernel_params: BFI_INT VECTORS FASTLOOP=false AGGRESSION=11
pool_file: /etc/bamt/pools
pool_timeout: 180
monitor_temp_lo: 45
monitor_temp_hi: 80
monitor_load_lo: 80
monitor_hash_lo: 125
monitor_fan_lo: 2000
monitor_reject_hi: 1
debug_oc: 1
I will now try to remove every cards except the 5850 and work from there.
why don't you focus on one item at a time. start with the core speed. don't try to jack it up as far as you can, just see if you can reliably change it from the default to a little higher.
once that works, do the same for mem speed. make sure you are able to change the values a little before you go hog wild and shoot for the Mh/s record.
one item at a time, slowly towards your goal. this is the only way to determine where the limitation lies.
