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Quote from: Christian Pezza on August 16, 2011, 02:26:31 AM

perfect! now my question is:
how can I run AMDOverdriveCtrl to set up 4 cards in the case of xfx 6870 oc core underclock mem? suggestions are welcome Tongue

I rather work without GUI I like it raw Cheesy

I saw in the in wiki mining hardware comparison some dude with a 6870 going to core 1038 and mem 360 when the core cant go more then 1000 if I am using AMDOverdriveCtrl with GUI

with the 6970 I got from 330 to 415 Cheesy

but using AMDOverdriveCtrl with GUI only for one card of three

I wish there is more documentation with oc and underclock reference as model, brand and mother board.

To select a different card: AMDOverdriveCtrl -i X (where X is the number of the device you want to adjust). Its all explained in the AMDOverdriveCtrl docs.

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Quote from: hugolp on August 16, 2011, 01:04:59 AM

Quote from: Christian Pezza on August 15, 2011, 12:35:32 PM

thank you for replying guys!

do u have any example how to write a command to underclok it in Ubuntu? My understanding there is no GUI on AMDOverdriveCtrl in Ubuntu I saw it only on Debian!

Im running Ubuntu 11.04 and can use AMDOverdriveCtrl both with GUI and without GUI.

perfect! now my question is:
how can I run AMDOverdriveCtrl to set up 4 cards in the case of xfx 6870 oc core underclock mem? suggestions are welcome Tongue

I rather work without GUI I like it raw Cheesy

I saw in the in wiki mining hardware comparison some dude with a 6870 going to core 1038 and mem 360 when the core cant go more then 1000 if I am using AMDOverdriveCtrl with GUI

with the 6970 I got from 330 to 415 Cheesy

but using AMDOverdriveCtrl with GUI only for one card of three

I wish there is more documentation with oc and underclock reference as model, brand and mother board.

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Quote from: Christian Pezza on August 15, 2011, 12:35:32 PM

thank you for replying guys!

do u have any example how to write a command to underclok it in Ubuntu? My understanding there is no GUI on AMDOverdriveCtrl in Ubuntu I saw it only on Debian!

Im running Ubuntu 11.04 and can use AMDOverdriveCtrl both with GUI and without GUI.

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Quote from: Mobius on August 15, 2011, 06:57:26 PM

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-to-install-amdoverdrivectrl-on-ubuntu-via-remote-ssh-17585

love it thanks Cheesy

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Make sure to verify that the mem clock was actually lowered... until i flashed the bios it would accept the lower clock, but when I checked the actual value with aticonfig it would be around 1300 still.

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Quote from: hugolp on August 15, 2011, 09:25:40 AM

You do NOT need to edit the BIOS. Since version 11.6 of the Catalyst driver, you can overclock (and underclock) the cards to whatever you want in Linux. So install 11.6 and use something like AMDOverdriveCtrl or similar.

thank you for replying guys!

do u have any example how to write a command to underclok it in Ubuntu? My understanding there is no GUI on AMDOverdriveCtrl in Ubuntu I saw it only on Debian!

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You do NOT need to edit the BIOS. Since version 11.6 of the Catalyst driver, you can overclock (and underclock) the cards to whatever you want in Linux. So install 11.6 and use something like AMDOverdriveCtrl or similar.

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Its a huge pain in the ass. You'll need to edit the BIOS. From a post that I used as a guide:

Use windows (go to a library/net cafe if you don't use it...) to:
Download and run Radeon Bios Editor (no install necessary) and edit the necessary settings. There is an amazing FAQ on the techpowerup website.
And then boot into a windows 98 dos OS on USB and burn the newly created BIOS to your card using atiflash -p 0 bios.rom where 0 is the device number and bios.rom is the BIOS file (can be named whatever you want, like b.
It's a shame but it seems most linux programmers don't want to touch the proprietary ati code with a 10 foot pole. This will probably be true for some time.

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Hello

Nob in linux I need someone help me to understand how to downgrade speed of memeory for a XFX 6970/6950/6870/6850

I found many people doing it on Win and I dont understand how to make it happen in linux

I am mining with poclbm

if there is any helpfoul links please let me know

Thank you in advance

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