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      samdawghomie last edited by

      My rig certainly isn’t fast by any means. But I have a XFX 6670 with 1gb of ddr5. I get around 105-110 kh/s it’s also paired with my a6-3670k apu that gets about 50 kh/s.

      Edit: the apu gets about 50 actually. it’s got a nice overclock on it. Also the Gpu stays near 52 C and the processor stays near 30 C

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        live627 last edited by

        [quote]wow… guys running rigs at 80c+?..[/quote]Yep! Mine’s at 81. Damn cooler can barely handle this high OC…

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          live627 last edited by

          [quote]for those that want to best bang for the buck… $150 card doing 300kh and is extremely power efficient[/quote]How do they compare tothe 7950s?

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            DeadZebra Regular Member last edited by

            [quote name=“samdawghomie” post=“3222” timestamp=“1368515964”]
            My rig certainly isn’t fast by any means. But I have a XFX 6670 with 1gb of ddr5. I get around 105-110 kh/s it’s also paired with my a6-3670k apu that gets about 40 kh/s.
            [/quote]

            My first rig was my laptop at 8KH/s haha

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              robep00 last edited by

              485 kh/s – 1x 7950 in an ESXi in passthrough mode. Can’t change the clock on it unless I plus a monitor/keyboard and mouse…
              2150 kh/s – 3x 7970 Sapphire OC @ 69c. One riser, open case with fans.
              1800 kh/s – 3x 7970 Gigabyte OC @ 65c. Can’t overclock much because of voltage lock. Tried flashing, flash worked but still voltages are locked.

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                cknoepke last edited by

                4 x 7950 @ 500 only Stock ( for long life) Temp 59 - 72
                1 x 4840 @ 100
                1 x 6870 @ 233 go not higher :(

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                  ShadowEW last edited by

                  [quote name=“samdawghomie” post=“3222” timestamp=“1368515964”]
                  My rig certainly isn’t fast by any means. But I have a XFX 6670 with 1gb of ddr5. I get around 105-110 kh/s it’s also paired with my a6-3670k apu that gets about 50 kh/s.

                  Edit: the apu gets about 50 actually. it’s got a nice overclock on it. Also the Gpu stays near 52 C and the processor stays near 30 C
                  [/quote]
                  The APU rates seem fairly nice for it only being a dual core sporting a 6350D intergrated. My Llano 3400 with it’s 6410D has never seen rates beyond 5khash GPU side >~<

                  Still! Every little helps!

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                    DeadZebra Regular Member last edited by

                    List updated. I’m sure after a while we will have a great list for people to have a look at.

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                      sheepson Regular Member last edited by

                      Yeah :)

                      In case anyone wants to know, my parameters are:
                      –worksize 256 --lookup-gap 2 --thread-concurrency 5824 -g 1 --intensity 19

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                        digiworx last edited by

                        Hi!

                        I am running a rig with two 6990s getting an average hash of 1750 kh/s in total at 85 - 90°C per card and besides this system, I also have a 5970 in my work computer, which is hashing at an average rate of 675 kh/s at 75°C.

                        Both systems use standard air cooling.

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                          pyxis last edited by

                          Card 1 7950 615Khash 54°C
                          Card 2 7950 615Khash 69°C
                          Card 3 7950 615Khash 69°C
                          Card 4 7950 615Khash 69°C
                          (No overclocking, All 4 cards cooled with a single 150mm 20Watt Fan, Speed Average over 1 week)

                          (In Overclocking tests I can get cards up over 700Khash each, but I have done no long duration runs)

                          Card 1 7950 665Khash 61°C
                          Card 2 7950 666Khash 72°C
                          Card 3 7950 664Khash 71°C
                          Card 4 7950 664Khash 73°C
                          (All 4 cards cooled with a single 150mm 20Watt Fan, Speed Average over 1 day, temp is max reported over a day, temp average is lower, about 66°C for the 3 hotter cards, less again for the coolest card)
                          (Overclocking, afterburner settings are power limit at 20%, core clock at 1100Mhz and memory clock at 1350Mhz)

                          My final long test will push the cards to near max, using power limit at 20%, core clock at 1200Mhz and memory clock at 1400Mhz, my only problem is to keep the heat down, I will probably use some form of ducting like christian has suggested.

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                            ChristianRiesen Regular Member last edited by

                            [quote name=“pyxis” post=“4295” timestamp=“1368872584”]
                            Card 1 7950 615Khash 54°C
                            Card 2 7950 615Khash 69°C
                            Card 3 7950 615Khash 69°C
                            Card 4 7950 615Khash 69°C
                            (No overclocking, All 4 cards cooled with a single 150mm 20Watt Fan, Speed Average over 1 week)

                            (In Overclocking tests I can get cards up over 700Khash each, but I have done no long duration runs)
                            [/quote]
                            Can you post your parameters for those 700 Khash speeds? Like the command used to start cgminer with the correct settings to reach that. I haven’t gone all the way out, I reach about 650 steady at 73C .

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                              sheepson Regular Member last edited by

                              My machine just crashed! :(.

                              I can’t reboot it till tuesday.

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                                pyxis last edited by

                                [quote name=“ChristianRiesen” post=“4303” timestamp=“1368877904”]
                                [quote author=pyxis link=topic=264.msg4295#msg4295 date=1368872584]
                                Card 1 7950 615Khash 54°C
                                Card 2 7950 615Khash 69°C
                                Card 3 7950 615Khash 69°C
                                Card 4 7950 615Khash 69°C
                                (No overclocking, All 4 cards cooled with a single 150mm 20Watt Fan, Speed Average over 1 week)

                                (In Overclocking tests I can get cards up over 700Khash each, but I have done no long duration runs)
                                [/quote]
                                Can you post your parameters for those 700 Khash speeds? Like the command used to start cgminer with the correct settings to reach that. I haven’t gone all the way out, I reach about 650 steady at 73C .
                                [/quote]

                                I use GUIMiner and MSI afterburner, afterburner settings are power limit at 20%, core clock at around 1200Mhz and memory clock at 1400Mhz max, I have had a constant 710Khash but I ran it only for 1 hour as I had no cooling. I have not yet carried out longer tests so I don’t know if 700plus speeds can be maintained very long.

                                Hope this helps, hope I don’t blow up my rig :) All in the name of science, fun and coins. ;D

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                                  Kagemusha last edited by

                                  4870 @ 100kh/s (retired until I can x-fire it with another 4870)
                                  6950 (unlocked to 6970) @ 240kh/s (needs work to optimise) currently getting CGminer crashes at 13 intensity…

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                                    ChristianRiesen Regular Member last edited by

                                    [quote name=“Kagemusha” post=“4352” timestamp=“1368908808”]
                                    4870 @ 100kh/s (retired until I can x-fire it with another 4870)
                                    6950 (unlocked to 6970) @ 240kh/s (needs work to optimise) currently getting CGminer crashes at 13 intensity…
                                    [/quote]
                                    Just as a hint, crossfire does nothing to improve hashrates, in fact it can even lower them.

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                                      Kagemusha last edited by

                                      [quote name=“ChristianRiesen” post=“4353” timestamp=“1368909118”]
                                      [quote author=Kagemusha link=topic=264.msg4352#msg4352 date=1368908808]
                                      4870 @ 100kh/s (retired until I can x-fire it with another 4870)
                                      6950 (unlocked to 6970) @ 240kh/s (needs work to optimise) currently getting CGminer crashes at 13 intensity…
                                      [/quote]
                                      Just as a hint, crossfire does nothing to improve hashrates, in fact it can even lower them.
                                      [/quote]

                                      Gah! More reading it is then…ta.

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                                        pyxis last edited by

                                        Added another 200Khash in overclocking ;D and with only a few degrees heat increase. See post above for new stats.

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                                          ChristianRiesen Regular Member last edited by

                                          [quote name=“pyxis” post=“4422” timestamp=“1368982167”]
                                          Added another 200Khash in overclocking ;D and with only a few degrees heat increase. See post above for new stats.
                                          [/quote]
                                          Thats some cool numbers.

                                          As a hint when doing ducting with fans: You can make it worse with ducts. I suggest using cardboard or similar material that you can fast move and alter for first trials while keeping your temperatures in constant view. If you do it wrong, you might actually deflect your fans power from where it needs to be.

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                                            pyxis last edited by

                                            Thank You Christian.

                                            Excellent, I have corrugated plastic board which is similar to cardboard but stronger.
                                            I can use that for testing.
                                            Once I get the size and shape correct, I can make a metal duct.

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