With you guidance i got it to 77c
Just lowered mem clock from 1200 to 300 but i got -5mh/s too.
Anyway im glad that its now working bit cooler and maybe it will
last longer
Topic: Optimizing HD5770? (Read 5806 times)
Nice i was scary that my 5770 had 90c temp
With you guidance i got it to 77c
Just lowered mem clock from 1200 to 300 but i got -5mh/s too.
Anyway im glad that its now working bit cooler and maybe it will
last longer
With you guidance i got it to 77c
Just lowered mem clock from 1200 to 300 but i got -5mh/s too.
Anyway im glad that its now working bit cooler and maybe it will
last longer
I run 2x 5770's at 970/300 each.
Each one is running 215 mh/s.
I use guiminer with -v -w 256
I use MSI afterburner, and made sure to set my fan speed to 100% all the time.
I changed the voltage up to 1174.
After all of these changes, my cards run around 67 C, are very stable, and I've had no issues what so ever. It seems as though I get a lot of artifacts on my screens if I bump to 1000 mhz, and if I run the core clock at 1k for too long, my compy will crash. 970 seems very stable and it has been running this way for weeks. I would be more than happy to help anyone get set up with their 5770's.
Each one is running 215 mh/s.
I use guiminer with -v -w 256
I use MSI afterburner, and made sure to set my fan speed to 100% all the time.
I changed the voltage up to 1174.
After all of these changes, my cards run around 67 C, are very stable, and I've had no issues what so ever. It seems as though I get a lot of artifacts on my screens if I bump to 1000 mhz, and if I run the core clock at 1k for too long, my compy will crash. 970 seems very stable and it has been running this way for weeks. I would be more than happy to help anyone get set up with their 5770's.
I'mcurrently running one at 1055/300
Overvolted to 1225mv
And fan at 100%
Maybe you just got a bad 5770?
Overvolted to 1225mv
And fan at 100%
Maybe you just got a bad 5770?
I have 2 HD 5770's in cf giving me a combined hash of ~405 Mh/s.
Both running @960/150.
Flags for gpu one: -v -w 128 -f 60
Flags for gpu two: -v -w 128 -f 0
Used MSI afterburner to lower mem clock.
Both running @960/150.
Flags for gpu one: -v -w 128 -f 60
Flags for gpu two: -v -w 128 -f 0
Used MSI afterburner to lower mem clock.
Is that just because you have f 60 on one?
You should get 220 each, if you do what http://www.smpake.com/?p=59 says... :S
(I only get 200 on one, as for obvious reasons, I don't use a high aggression on the one for my real monitor
)How does he get the 5770 to work @1ghz anyway? Mine crashes instantly if i try to set it to more than 920
bump
I have 2 HD 5770's in cf giving me a combined hash of ~405 Mh/s.
Both running @960/150.
Flags for gpu one: -v -w 128 -f 60
Flags for gpu two: -v -w 128 -f 0
Used MSI afterburner to lower mem clock.
Both running @960/150.
Flags for gpu one: -v -w 128 -f 60
Flags for gpu two: -v -w 128 -f 0
Used MSI afterburner to lower mem clock.
Is that just because you have f 60 on one?
You should get 220 each, if you do what http://www.smpake.com/?p=59 says... :S
(I only get 200 on one, as for obvious reasons, I don't use a high aggression on the one for my real monitor
)How does he get the 5770 to work @1ghz anyway? Mine crashes instantly if i try to set it to more than 920
I have 2 HD 5770's in cf giving me a combined hash of ~405 Mh/s.
Both running @960/150.
Flags for gpu one: -v -w 128 -f 60
Flags for gpu two: -v -w 128 -f 0
Used MSI afterburner to lower mem clock.
Both running @960/150.
Flags for gpu one: -v -w 128 -f 60
Flags for gpu two: -v -w 128 -f 0
Used MSI afterburner to lower mem clock.
Is that just because you have f 60 on one?
You should get 220 each, if you do what http://www.smpake.com/?p=59 says... :S
(I only get 200 on one, as for obvious reasons, I don't use a high aggression on the one for my real monitor
)
Thanks works now 
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Repeat the step until the desired clock speed has been reached.
You can set 600Mhz, then close Afterburner and run it again, after that you will be able to set lower clock.
Nice trick?
Nice trick?
Thanks it works! But now i cant lower the gpu speed to less than 938?
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Before overclocking change thermal paste, sapphire uses bad one. On my cards (Sapphire HD5830 & HD5570) this reduced temperature a few degrees.
Yeah i just opened it and it looks like they used too much paste
will change it in a few days.
Ah i was editing the wrong cfg. I edited the one in profiles instead. Now i edited the right one which was still missing the "EnableUnofficialOverclocking" line and restarted my computer. Still cant edit lower than 600 though. Whats wrong?
I applied the flags already and am getting 195 now. And the temp is now at 60(100%)-70(50%)
don't oc you card any more 88c is already hot go dl guiminer and use the flags -v -w128 should bring you up to about 170ish or so. i have 2 5770 that put out 200+Mhs a card i run them at 970core to get to the 200 you need a core of at least 960 and probably a v bump to but dont do this as you card is way to hot for more v
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Thanks but i cant adjust it any lower than 600 with afterburner. Why?
Add to following under [ATIADLHAL] in the msiafterburner conf file:EnableUnofficialOverclocking = 1
UnofficialOverclockingEULA = I confirm that I am aware of unofficial overclocking limitations and fully understand that MSI will not provide me any support on it
UnofficialOverclockingMode = 2
AccessibilityCheckingPeriod = 0
my config doesnt have those lines
should i just add them?
Thanks but i cant adjust it any lower than 600 with afterburner. Why?
Add to following under [ATIADLHAL] in the msiafterburner conf file:EnableUnofficialOverclocking = 1
UnofficialOverclockingEULA = I confirm that I am aware of unofficial overclocking limitations and fully understand that MSI will not provide me any support on it
UnofficialOverclockingMode = 2
AccessibilityCheckingPeriod = 0
my config doesnt have those lines
should i just add them?
Thanks but i cant adjust it any lower than 600 with afterburner. Why?
Add to following under [ATIADLHAL] in the msiafterburner conf file:EnableUnofficialOverclocking = 1
UnofficialOverclockingEULA = I confirm that I am aware of unofficial overclocking limitations and fully understand that MSI will not provide me any support on it
UnofficialOverclockingMode = 2
AccessibilityCheckingPeriod = 0
Thanks but i cant adjust it any lower than 600 with afterburner. Why?
I have 2 HD 5770's in cf giving me a combined hash of ~405 Mh/s.
Both running @960/150.
Flags for gpu one: -v -w 128 -f 60
Flags for gpu two: -v -w 128 -f 0
Used MSI afterburner to lower mem clock.
Both running @960/150.
Flags for gpu one: -v -w 128 -f 60
Flags for gpu two: -v -w 128 -f 0
Used MSI afterburner to lower mem clock.
thanks for the tip
i set the mem clock to default (1200) and it didnt affect the mhashs rate at all. So i guess that it has no significance for mining?
i meant MUCH loweri set the mem clock to default (1200) and it didnt affect the mhashs rate at all. So i guess that it has no significance for mining?
https://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=4292
thanks for the tip
i set the mem clock to default (1200) and it didnt affect the mhashs rate at all. So i guess that it has no significance for mining?
i set the mem clock to default (1200) and it didnt affect the mhashs rate at all. So i guess that it has no significance for mining?
lower mem clock.
I am using an HD5770 running at 920/1320@88°C=159mhashs
I read that some people are gettings 200-220mhashs with the HD5770.
Is there a way to optimize it using the stock fan? It's the Sapphire edition btw.
The high temp is also scaring me.
I am also thinking about getting a second 5770 for crossfire. How many mhashs would i get with it? Couldnt find any multi-gpu benchmarks. Would this make sense or would it be wiser to sell it and get a new gpu instead?
Thanks in advance for the answers
I read that some people are gettings 200-220mhashs with the HD5770.
Is there a way to optimize it using the stock fan? It's the Sapphire edition btw.
The high temp is also scaring me.
I am also thinking about getting a second 5770 for crossfire. How many mhashs would i get with it? Couldnt find any multi-gpu benchmarks. Would this make sense or would it be wiser to sell it and get a new gpu instead?
Thanks in advance for the answers
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