Topic: [Solved, it was sdk 2.6] 5870 slower than others? (Read 1256 times)
There is a thread that has details to revert the sdk manually, this specific message: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.651989 has a rar you can just unpack to replace your 2.6 binaries with the 2.5 ones. You could do it messing around with the AMD uninstaller/installer but I found it easier to do manually
On windows, how can I change the sdk only.
Nevermind, I just looked on my drive at which sdk I downloaded. ie: 'AMD-APP-SDK-v2.4-lnx64.tgz'
Now, I fixed myWindows rigs, but how do I check the sdk version on linux?
I wonder how much AMD has helped to artificially keep difficulty down, with sdk 2.6
My 5870 does 440-480 at 1000mhz, 1.2v, sdk 2.5
I get 433 on a 5870.
GPU @ 950 Mhz, Vcore @ 1.162, Mem 300, 11.12 driver SDK 2.5
I think 370 Mh/s @ 900 is normal with 11.11 drivers.
Try 11.11 with SDK 2.5
[edit]Little bit late I see.[/edit]
GPU @ 950 Mhz, Vcore @ 1.162, Mem 300, 11.12 driver SDK 2.5
I think 370 Mh/s @ 900 is normal with 11.11 drivers.
Try 11.11 with SDK 2.5
[edit]Little bit late I see.[/edit]
Thanks Holliday! Reverting to 2.5 did the trick, I did have 2.6 from when 12.1 came out. I am back over 400MHz now. I had thought the sdk version issues were only on Linux from what I had heard, but good to know otherwise.
I clock mine to 1187 core and 300 ram ... and get about 440 mhash.
win7 - 64bit, 11.11 amd drivers, cgminer 2.2.1 -- nothing special.
win7 - 64bit, 11.11 amd drivers, cgminer 2.2.1 -- nothing special.
I am only getting 370MH/s. I see reports of others regularly getting ~450Mh/s out of their 5870's what am I missing?
I got a Vapor-X 5870 clocked at 900MHz, 300MHz mem running cgminer at I=9 on Win 7 64-bit, turning crossfire off/on makes no difference.
I clocked up to 950MHz and only could get up to ~390MH/s.
I got a Vapor-X 5870 clocked at 900MHz, 300MHz mem running cgminer at I=9 on Win 7 64-bit, turning crossfire off/on makes no difference.
I clocked up to 950MHz and only could get up to ~390MH/s.
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