Topic: I have a 5850, Throttled by Bitminter Client? (Read 1707 times)
I will try underclocking my mem. My rig is open at the moment so I can't try anything. Might have to wait about a month.
Yes, I am over-clocking balls to the wall. I have VERY cheap electricity.
Um, No.
I can't try anything now coz the system is open and I am adding more cards.
I can't try anything now coz the system is open and I am adding more cards.
I overclocked it to run at a faster rate, I have VERY cheap electricity so I am overclocking balls to the wall.
The GPU is running at a cool temp so how do I get it pas 350MH/s?
The GPU is running at a cool temp so how do I get it pas 350MH/s?
Try underclocking your mem clock anywhere from -100 to -150 from the GPU clock. You'll find various posts on mining efficiency that will tell you the exact figures to try on your mining rig. Good luck.
Even with cheap electricity, I'd look into underclocking your memclock, because you might end up getting a faster hashing rate. Personally, when I underclock I find that my gpus mine at a faster rate than when it's stock.
BitMinter client tries to run the GPU as fast as possible at all times. The red light flashes when the needle reaches the red section. It simply means you are above what is considered normal speed for your GPU. Probably because you are overclocking. If you overclock a bit more it will probably stay in the red all the time.
Have you tried turning the memory clock down?
I think I remember doc telling me that the red light means that you've overclocked your GPU. If your GPU is running at a cool temperature, then I wouldn't worry about it so much. You should be perfectly fine. 
The red light indicates that you've reached the temperature threshold for that particular card. You may want to message Dr.Haribo regarding your issue. Good luck.
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BTCASIC.com FPGA's have sufficient memory.
Are those the generic dev boards that are also sold on ebay? If they are, that onboard memory is much too slow. You'd have better luck mining on a GPU
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It is a water cooled system, and the card is a 5850 Black Edition OC'ed EDIT:Underclocked to 930Mhz Core Clock and 1200Mhz Memory Clock.
The card is recycled from a gaming system, I have an FPGA on order which I will mine Litecoins with once ASIC's come out. I don't care about killing the card.
The card is recycled from a gaming system, I have an FPGA on order which I will mine Litecoins with once ASIC's come out. I don't care about killing the card.
You know bitcoin FPGAs cannot mine litecoins right?
Litecoin mining requires a significant amount of memory that the boards do not have.
What are your core temperatures looking like?
You must be overclocking it pretty good to hit 400mhash on a 5850, overclocking balls to the wall is not likely to get you the most money these days with difficulty being so high. You're better off undervolting at a slightly reduced clockspeed.
You must be overclocking it pretty good to hit 400mhash on a 5850, overclocking balls to the wall is not likely to get you the most money these days with difficulty being so high. You're better off undervolting at a slightly reduced clockspeed.
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