just use -cvddc and that should be enough
I was using cvddc and mvddc both
but it did not make much difference
Topic: Pow limit vs Undervolting in claymore (Read 167 times)
Guys
im using claymore with my rigs...as always im trying how to maximize hash rate but keep electricity costs down
Im using the claymore commands -mvddc and -cvddc
i have used those in conjunction with the -powlim -xxx but i do not see any difference when i add the -pow lim option
anyone have any thoughts they could share regarding which one would do the best job ?
...also read somewhere that the gpu and mem voltage is paired...meaning one cannot say lower the gpu voltage and not the mem ?
Thanks in advance
im using claymore with my rigs...as always im trying how to maximize hash rate but keep electricity costs down
Im using the claymore commands -mvddc and -cvddc
i have used those in conjunction with the -powlim -xxx but i do not see any difference when i add the -pow lim option
anyone have any thoughts they could share regarding which one would do the best job ?
...also read somewhere that the gpu and mem voltage is paired...meaning one cannot say lower the gpu voltage and not the mem ?
Thanks in advance
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