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Topic: [BRAG] Highest Stable Card Clocks, Show Proof - page 2. (Read 2411 times)

NLA
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OK, so you have a high core clock.  How long does it stay stable?,  and how much electricity does it use?

Stable for at least: 24 hours

I know that its good for at least 24 hours (I've been playing with clock speeds on the cards in the rig, stopping mining, starting again, etc), and I'm fairly certain it uses <300W, but I don't have any concrete measurements yet.
legendary
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OK, so you have a high core clock.  How long does it stay stable?,  and how much electricity does it use?

I believe the winning miners will be the ones that can produce the most btc for the least amount of electricity in the long run.


I have 2 (soon to be 3)  rigs that get 2900 Mhash on 1180 watts.   

4x5970,  msi gd70, linuxcoin, clocked at 820/420

pics:  https://picasaweb.google.com/112408294399222065988/October12011

NLA
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I think it's interesting that there is a thread for posting pictures of mining rigs, but no thread for posting (read: bragging) about highest core clocks managed on cards, and the configuration that went into it, etc. What works for one person with one card might help another person with the same card, etc. I'll start.



GFX Card: Sapphire 6970
Core: 1030MHz
Mem: 150MHz
VCore: 1225mV
Fan Speed: 100%
Consistent Mining Temp: 69.5C
Stable for at least: 24 hours

This card is an absolute champ, has always run cooler than the others no matter what slot I put it in. (I have one of these, http://www.drillspot.com/pimages/213/21333_300.jpg, directly blowing into the case.) Looking to up its VCore a bit further so I can increase the core clock a bit more and get the temperature in line with the others. My philosophy: push it as hard as possible until the temps are about the same for all cards, and stay below 80C if possible!
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