StupidDream
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I went downstairs to my gaming rig... which mines when it’s not gaming...
I have a pair of XFX rx 580 GTS 8gb. I typically run them with the 1500 timing copied to everything above 1500
Core speed @ 1150 MHz @ 912mV
Ram @ 2020 MHz @ 1000mV
I could never get it stable above that
But I decided to try 2085 on the memory and crashed. Rebooted and reset all the clock and memory rates... Restarted the mining software, and very quickly noticed that my mining software was running about 4 MH/s faster than I expected.
Turns out I had set the speed to 2150 on the ram. It’s seem to be working well so I went ahead and put it up to 2025 MHz
At this point it has been running about eight hours with no GPU memory errors and no recess. Whereas before something as simple as a slight increase in memory speed would’ve caused a visual distortion on the screen in an instant crash. So any ideas why it would make it suddenly able to do this?
I have a pair of XFX rx 580 GTS 8gb. I typically run them with the 1500 timing copied to everything above 1500
Core speed @ 1150 MHz @ 912mV
Ram @ 2020 MHz @ 1000mV
I could never get it stable above that
But I decided to try 2085 on the memory and crashed. Rebooted and reset all the clock and memory rates... Restarted the mining software, and very quickly noticed that my mining software was running about 4 MH/s faster than I expected.
Turns out I had set the speed to 2150 on the ram. It’s seem to be working well so I went ahead and put it up to 2025 MHz
At this point it has been running about eight hours with no GPU memory errors and no recess. Whereas before something as simple as a slight increase in memory speed would’ve caused a visual distortion on the screen in an instant crash. So any ideas why it would make it suddenly able to do this?