further improved phatk_dia kernel for Phoenix + SDK 2.6 - 2012-01-13 - page 8.

Diapolo

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Important: since version 2011-07-17 a modified version of __init__.py (for the Phoenix 1.5 miner) is included in this package and has to be used!
The kernel won't work for other Miners without modifications to them, see kernel.cl for further infos.

The new version 2011-07-17 is ready for download

. Should be faster on 58XX and 69XX cards again.
This version will only work, if you use it with Phoenix and the supplied __init__.py file because of modifications to kernel variables!

A very big thank you goes to user Vince for input and ideas!

Download here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?317u0y93u7mnbys

Have fun,
Dia

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Quote from: ssateneth on July 16, 2011, 11:02:58 PM

What happened to the estimated huge gains with your unreleased patch? I could've sworn the first page had a difference of about 7 ALU less between current version and unreleased version, now it's only 2. O_o

I can explain this, I made a change in the kernel, checked it via KernelAnalyzer and it looked good. Then it was time for some sleep, checked the next day with Phoenix and observed, that all shares were invalid, so I had to revert the changes and the numbers on page 1. Sorry, my mistake!

Dia

checkmate

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Nice... I went from 295 to 307! Thanks!

1984

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355 Mh/s to 370 Mh/s on a stock hd6950, I've seen no difference apart from the increased hash rate, keep up the good work!

catfish

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Cheeers chap!

Qualitative analysis - this works a treat, nice one

Quantitative analysis - 5770 (core 1033 mem 275) jumps from 221 to 236 MH/s; 5850 (core 999 mem 275) jumps from 394 to 408 MH/s.

Looks like the clockspeed scaling isn't being held back so this is a massively worthwhile upgrade for those willing to OC their cards and listen to those fans ROAR... Time for more Sapphire graphics cards, PSUs and fans - with this kind of performance being extracted from even the 'lowly' 5770 and 5850, who needs the 5870? If I could get one, it'd cost me over £350 right now... hell, even the 5830 looks like it could offer up 330-ish with safe-with-fans OC and this kernel. I'm off to look for one of these...

...catfish

ssateneth

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What happened to the estimated huge gains with your unreleased patch? I could've sworn the first page had a difference of about 7 ALU less between current version and unreleased version, now it's only 2. O_o

P1n3apqlExpr3ss

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Works nicely, went from 298~ to 301~ on a 6870 @ 975/440

Diapolo

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Quote from: simonk83 on July 15, 2011, 06:44:04 AM

Very nice, thanks for this

2 x 5870's, both running at 970/320
11.6 drivers, 2.4 SDK

Before: 429Mh each
After: 443Mh each

Another great result

... I had other things to do, but during the next week I will release a new version.

Dia

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Very nice, thanks for this

2 x 5870's, both running at 970/320
11.6 drivers, 2.4 SDK

Before: 429Mh each
After: 443Mh each

ssateneth

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I finally got some dummy plugs and got 3 5830s working in 1 PC, though its not "in the open" like yours is, Furthermore, they are sandwiched very tightly (only 1 "blank" slot between the 16x slots instead of 2), so much so that when initially testing it before dummy plugs, the fan from 1 video card loudly grinded against the back of the card in front of it. It was very sudden (at 100% fan speed no less) and I pulled the power plug in a panic. I've since made all 3 "naked" with a drop of AS5 I've had lying around, but I'm not sure if its good anymore (its really hard to force out of the tube, but its still very tacky, like a slow running glue). Regardless, I also tied the PCI-E Power cables to parts of the case so it bends the top and bottom card away from the middle one a little bit to rpevent the fans from grinding again, and to give access to better air. Finally, when I get a drill that actually works, I'm going to screw this directly on the case side so I can close it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyMUddH0qzY (not my video, but exact same fan)

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Quote from: ssateneth on July 14, 2011, 03:35:31 AM

Quote from: ditchmagnet on July 14, 2011, 01:49:10 AM

Really loving this kernel! Looking forward to the next release!

So does the 11.7 preview give much of a performance increase with this? Currently getting about 329 Mhash/s @ 1030/350 on 5830 Xtremes.

I'm assuming you jumped on the newegg bandwagon too? I just started (wasnt aware of a dummy plug so I only have 2 running tonight, will have 5 after dummy plugs), and I can only get 970/300 stable @ 100% fan and 1.195 core. Temperatures are 78c., 309 mhash

How can you push the core so far? Did I just get a bad card? ty in advance

I run my fans at 75%. As for taking off the shroud, it will hurt cooling if the card has access to good air, but when they are sandwiched, I found this setup to work decent:

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/219/img20110628120156.jpg/

Also, try putting on some fresh TIM.

I wouldn't say you have a bad card since you are still OCed. And ya, got most of mine from newegg when they had the $110 shipped cards - and 1 I have is a used one I traded for.

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I got a pair of 5830 and they run diferently as one is closer to the CPU cooler that's pumping out about 125 w of residue heat from cpu ...
the "hot one" 74 - 80 C ( varying upon day/night ambiental temperature ) runs at 990/300 getting about 308 - 314 mhas stok volts
the cool one 70-77 C running flat out 1040/360 332mhas avg 318 - 338 @ 1.163 V

boy they do give out some heat ... at night the temp didn't drop under 30 C where I keep em ... about 18 Sqm of a well ventilated room ( big window )

Any of you keeping rigs in the basement / garrage ? what's that like tempwise ?

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Quote from: ssateneth on July 14, 2011, 04:04:14 AM

if you tried to read my post, i said 78c.

also airflow should be fine, got a ton of fans sucking in air. maybe I should take off the plastic shell so the metal fins are exposed?
Noise also isn't an issue, they'll all be tucked away somewhere where I can't hear them. The difference in power between 70% fan and 100% fan is also negligible, seeing that they may only use 2 watts max at full power, if that.

I tried, but not hard enough :-P ... sorry. 78c does not seem right, I have 77c with 1000 / 350 and Fan @ 72%.

Dia

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if you tried to read my post, i said 78c.

also airflow should be fine, got a ton of fans sucking in air. maybe I should take off the plastic shell so the metal fins are exposed?
Noise also isn't an issue, they'll all be tucked away somewhere where I can't hear them. The difference in power between 70% fan and 100% fan is also negligible, seeing that they may only use 2 watts max at full power, if that.

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Quote from: ssateneth on July 14, 2011, 03:35:31 AM

Quote from: ditchmagnet on July 14, 2011, 01:49:10 AM

Really loving this kernel! Looking forward to the next release!

So does the 11.7 preview give much of a performance increase with this? Currently getting about 329 Mhash/s @ 1030/350 on 5830 Xtremes.

I'm assuming you jumped on the newegg bandwagon too? I just started (wasnt aware of a dummy plug so I only have 2 running tonight, will have 5 after dummy plugs), and I can only get 970/300 stable @ 100% fan and 1.195 core. Temperatures are 78c., 309 mhash

How can you push the core so far? Did I just get a bad card? ty in advance

Well, my 5830 runs @ 1000 / 350 and I did never need to use 100% FAN speed.
What are your temps? Is the case good ventilated / enough airflow?

Dia

Edit: WOHOOOO 100 postings Cheesy

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ssateneth

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Quote from: ditchmagnet on July 14, 2011, 01:49:10 AM

Really loving this kernel! Looking forward to the next release!

So does the 11.7 preview give much of a performance increase with this? Currently getting about 329 Mhash/s @ 1030/350 on 5830 Xtremes.

I'm assuming you jumped on the newegg bandwagon too? I just started (wasnt aware of a dummy plug so I only have 2 running tonight, will have 5 after dummy plugs), and I can only get 970/300 stable @ 100% fan and 1.195 core. Temperatures are 78c., 309 mhash

How can you push the core so far? Did I just get a bad card? ty in advance

ditchmagnet

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Really loving this kernel! Looking forward to the next release!

So does the 11.7 preview give much of a performance increase with this? Currently getting about 329 Mhash/s @ 1030/350 on 5830 Xtremes.

actudoran

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Great job Dia ! btw ... reinstalled the lot ... even had a bug in recovery so was screwed ... whoooshhh ... press any key to boot from CD Grin

Works every time!

Before acting up ... wierd ... it dropped a lot in temperature under full load from like 75 - 76 C to about 68 C ( GPU 0 that is gpu1 was idle since the bug ... funny is that GPU1 is the cold one on mine ... GPU 0 is about 5 C hotter since closer to the CPU ( big ol' 775 lump churning out heat )

Cheers guys !
Al

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Quote from: Diapolo on July 12, 2011, 12:57:48 PM

Quote from: nebiki on July 12, 2011, 12:49:56 PM

i don't know why, but i lose 2Mhash/s going from 07-07 -> 07-11

You can always return to the previous version, what's your setup?

Dia

i've added vince's mod now and am running better than 07-07. 6950 with unlocked shaders, running at 425 Mhash/s at 1.1V now. if i think back to when i had 380 at higher power consumption.. all these tweaks are sure worth it. keep 'em coming

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Quote from: bcheck555 on July 13, 2011, 06:57:26 AM

Thanks for these patches, current numbers:

Catalyst v11.6; SDK v2.4
5830: 321Mhash/s
1000Mhz/350Mhz/1.15v; air cooled temps ~60c; -k phatk AGGRESSION=13 VECTORS BFI_INT DEVICE=1 FASTLOOP=false WORKSIZE=256

6950: 368Mhash/s
900Mhz/775Mhz/1.15v; air cooled temps ~65c; -k phatk AGGRESSION=11 VECTORS BFI_INT DEVICE=1 FASTLOOP=false WORKSIZE=128

Sounds great, your 5830 scores are just like mine

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Dia

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