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nster

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Quote from: allinvain on April 10, 2011, 08:09:41 PM

Quote from: nster on April 10, 2011, 10:04:19 AM

Quote from: allinvain on April 10, 2011, 12:17:11 AM

wow you guys are fighting it out with your troll nonsense on almost every thread I see... Roll Eyes

naaa, bobR accuses me of being a troll every freakin post I make... Some posts have been deleted by higher powers though

Anyhow at this point I am starting to be less bothered by it, as I know everyone knows the truth xD

As for the lowering memory, if you are on windows, check my thread here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lowering-mem-clock-to-idle-speeds-speeds-up-mhs-4292

Ohwell, trolls are a part of the natural forum ecosystem Tongue

what can ya do.

No, on to the subject at hand, I'd like to thank you for that thread. It is from that thread that I first learned about lowering the mem clock -specifically what I needed to do to the MSI Afterburner config file to get it to go that low on the mem clock. Muchas gracias

np, happy to help

allinvain

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Quote from: nster on April 10, 2011, 10:04:19 AM

Quote from: allinvain on April 10, 2011, 12:17:11 AM

wow you guys are fighting it out with your troll nonsense on almost every thread I see... Roll Eyes

naaa, bobR accuses me of being a troll every freakin post I make... Some posts have been deleted by higher powers though

Anyhow at this point I am starting to be less bothered by it, as I know everyone knows the truth xD

As for the lowering memory, if you are on windows, check my thread here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lowering-mem-clock-to-idle-speeds-speeds-up-mhs-4292

Ohwell, trolls are a part of the natural forum ecosystem Tongue

what can ya do.

No, on to the subject at hand, I'd like to thank you for that thread. It is from that thread that I first learned about lowering the mem clock -specifically what I needed to do to the MSI Afterburner config file to get it to go that low on the mem clock. Muchas gracias

sanchaz

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yeah nster i'd vouch for you.

you tried to help all he did was say

Quote from: bobR on April 08, 2011, 03:03:22 PM

is it a mining rig or not ??
If you play game's it will effect anything you do
I'm not sure if the true miners will want to help "gamers"
My 2 cents is mine or play games make the choice
Don't expect others to figure it out for you

i didn't even mention gaming. :S
and seriously why can't i do both, not every one has the money to have a dedicated mining rig...

anyway nster thx for your help, and to all others of course.

nster

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Quote from: allinvain on April 10, 2011, 12:17:11 AM

wow you guys are fighting it out with your troll nonsense on almost every thread I see... Roll Eyes

naaa, bobR accuses me of being a troll every freakin post I make... Some posts have been deleted by higher powers though

Anyhow at this point I am starting to be less bothered by it, as I know everyone knows the truth xD

As for the lowering memory, if you are on windows, check my thread here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lowering-mem-clock-to-idle-speeds-speeds-up-mhs-4292

frankiebits

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Quote from: sanchaz on April 08, 2011, 11:33:15 AM

Hi,

Using poclbm and SDK 2.2, i'm getting 137 MHash/s, from the table above i should be getting 250 MHash/s +-.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison

What might i be doing wrong?

I had a 5830 and now a 5870 , BOTH ran the fastest using Catalyst 10.7 and Stream SKD 2.1.
The 5830 OC'ed gave me 275 mhash stable and the 5870 OCed gives me 385 mhash.

Lowering the memory speed on the 5830 to 300 gave me a small increase in speed and big drop in temps but with the 5870 it made me drop 50 mhash, so it's worth a try to lower the mem speed but it may not work.

allinvain

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wow you guys are fighting it out with your troll nonsense on almost every thread I see... Roll Eyes

bobR

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Quote from: nster on April 08, 2011, 04:32:32 PM

Quote from: bobR on April 08, 2011, 03:03:22 PM

is it a mining rig or not ??
If you play game's it will effect anything you do
I'm not sure if the true miners will want to help "gamers"
My 2 cents is mine or play games make the choice
Don't expect others to figure it out for you

Don't listen to this troll.... He can't read obviously.

But if you ever decide to mine while gaming, put the -f 120 flag. While I play Shogun 2, my hashraye is around 100Mh/s for each of my 6870

Thanks for the snipe
you TROLL
nster the troll
hits every post made on this board with his TROLL turds

nster

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Quote from: dbitcoin on April 09, 2011, 11:57:21 AM

Quote from: sanchaz on April 09, 2011, 06:21:24 AM

k thx.

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-f FRAMES, --frames=FRAMES
will try to bring single kernel execution to 1/frame
seconds, default=30, increase this for less desktop
lag

What does the -f flag really do? what does this mean?

Skip work cycles, and free gpu power for desktop system.
Mining slow down a bit, but your OS desktop/windows do not lag.

It also prevents crashes etc if your OC is not 100% stable (and most are not)

dbitcoin

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Quote from: sanchaz on April 09, 2011, 06:21:24 AM

k thx.

Quote

-f FRAMES, --frames=FRAMES
will try to bring single kernel execution to 1/frame
seconds, default=30, increase this for less desktop
lag

What does the -f flag really do? what does this mean?

Skip work cycles, and free gpu power for desktop system.
Mining slow down a bit, but your OS desktop/windows do not lag.

sanchaz

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k thx.

Quote

-f FRAMES, --frames=FRAMES
will try to bring single kernel execution to 1/frame
seconds, default=30, increase this for less desktop
lag

What does the -f flag really do? what does this mean?

Garrett Burgwardt

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Quote from: nster on April 08, 2011, 04:32:32 PM

Quote from: bobR on April 08, 2011, 03:03:22 PM

is it a mining rig or not ??
If you play game's it will effect anything you do
I'm not sure if the true miners will want to help "gamers"
My 2 cents is mine or play games make the choice
Don't expect others to figure it out for you

Don't listen to this troll.... He can't read obviously.

But if you ever decide to mine while gaming, put the -f 120 flag. While I play Shogun 2, my hashraye is around 100Mh/s for each of my 6870

Second, -f 120 works fine for me as well. Miners never stop

nster

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Quote from: bobR on April 08, 2011, 03:03:22 PM

is it a mining rig or not ??
If you play game's it will effect anything you do
I'm not sure if the true miners will want to help "gamers"
My 2 cents is mine or play games make the choice
Don't expect others to figure it out for you

Don't listen to this troll.... He can't read obviously.

But if you ever decide to mine while gaming, put the -f 120 flag. While I play Shogun 2, my hashraye is around 100Mh/s for each of my 6870

bobR

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is it a mining rig or not ??
If you play game's it will effect anything you do
I'm not sure if the true miners will want to help "gamers"
My 2 cents is mine or play games make the choice
Don't expect others to figure it out for you

os008

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I think watching a hardware-accelerated video triggers the UVD profile in the BIOS of the video card. This profile is almost always at 400MHz core. After you close the video, the clock goes back to whatever it should be; idle or full-load.

nster

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also on youtube etc, right click -->> setting --> untick enable hardware acc.

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I've read posts about both flash and new versions of browsers (Firefox 4, IE9, and I think new versions of Chrome) interfacing with OpenCL to access the graphics cards directly to speed up rendering. Anything using OpenCL is going to eat into your hash rate.

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Quote from: sanchaz on April 08, 2011, 12:22:02 PM

Quote from: BitterTea on April 08, 2011, 12:20:49 PM

Do you have anything else running in the background? Flash video particularly, I've noticed kills my hash rate.

no i now have firefox open as i used to but closed youtube tabs and other that were running flash.

maybe running compiz with effects?

sanchaz

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Quote from: BitterTea on April 08, 2011, 12:20:49 PM

Do you have anything else running in the background? Flash video particularly, I've noticed kills my hash rate.

no i now have firefox open as i used to but closed youtube tabs and other that were running flash.

sanchaz

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Quote from: nster on April 08, 2011, 12:19:37 PM

Quote from: sanchaz on April 08, 2011, 12:15:23 PM

Windows 7 64bit
Catalsyt was 10.8 when i wrote the first post, just updated it to 11.3.
Still no result, when i turn on the miner GPU clock was 400 and Memory clock was 1000. and it wouldn't go up to the default values of 725/1000.
So i tried turning off firefox and firing up the miner, values went to 725/1000 and i got 240 MHash/s.
Seems firefox with flash f**ks this up. :/ if anyone knows how to fix it...

as for lowering the mem clock i get better temps and lose very little MHash/s correct?

You shouldn't even be losing Mh/s. I for example GAINED quite a few Mh/s! and power consumption and heat go way down.

In firefox, go in options and untick the "enable hardware acceleration when available"

a ok thx, i also solved it by closing any tabs that had flash running like youtube.

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Do you have anything else running in the background? Flash video particularly, I've noticed kills my hash rate.

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