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I bought this on the last sale and saved a bunch of time testing overclocks. Don't forget to turn off the demos after you activate it.

Props! :)

On my setup, the voltages bump up to 1.25 after going past 850 on the core...I have a Sapphire and XFX 7950 running on Linux. Anyone else experiencing the same thing? :confused:

I think you'd need multiple instances of cgminer to get that going but I'm not sure if that's possible. Any reason why you want to do that? I just have it fail over when my primary pool goes down.

Sorry, I thought you were going to mine LTC. I'm not familiar with bitcoin mining but with litecoin, it requires a massive amount of threads (20k+) to get any speed out of the 7x cards (from my experience). -Mark

master noran, Can you give us an update once you get it up and running? 2GB would be an interesting test. On my boxes, 2x 7950s on a Athlon 4130 running CGMiner has 2GB allocated. 1x 7950 has 1.2GB allocated. PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND 2136 mark...

I spent a few weeks googling and finally feel okay setting this stuff up. Mining on Xubuntu and Win7 here. The conf file makes it portable...I removed a bunch of stuff from the config but that should get you started with CGMiner. Do a cgminer -n to get the errors within the config :) Console...

Not sure if you found a solution yet but a dummy dvi should fix that.

Good to hear it worked for you too! Your card is much better than mine. I'm stuck at around 460khps. My Sapphire does a lot better than the XFX temp wise. Low 70s for the former (with a slight oc) and 85 for the latter.

note, I ran into a similar problem. I added the second card and only increased my hashing speed a little bit (2nd card clocks were like 1/3 the speed and locked). I plugged a monitor cable into the second card, rebooted and all was well. Running Ubuntu here if it makes a difference.

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I suggest the K6-3 450Mhz because if my memory serves me right, the K6-2 series chips has off-chip Level 2 cache and the K6-3 have both Level 1 (64KB) & 2 (256KB) on-chip and Level 3 off chip. Performance difference between the 2 chips is like comparing an Athlon with L2 cache on and with it...

Well Intel has brought dual core out and it seems very interesting. Just the though of 4 logical processors gets me excited. I guess we'll have to wait and see how it fairs with legacy software as well as software optimized for it when it goes retail... Now as far as I know, the IEEE 754...

Just thought I'd chime in. I am currently using the 71.84 Forceware drivers and my system has never been better. I play mostly HL2/CS:S, America's Army, and Fry Cry and everything is fine. The card overclocks to 354/770 and runs all day long at these settings (tested drivers a few nights back)...

I bought mine last November along with an Asus A8V and it really isn't stable past 250*9 for 2250Mhz, no matter what voltage - tried up to 1.67volts with temps below 45c on load. Just a heads up, there is a broad range in the way these things o/c (like the guy above this post) but I'm still...

Mine stays at 1.2V though...I think it's a rivatuner thing (just my opinion). Also, I might be wrong here but I believe that the voltage should be 1.1 +0.1/0.3 on the 6800nu and your rivatuner is setup at 3bit VID. Just right click on the "Core VID, V" graph and goto "setup", "more" and...

I also just got my BFG 6800NU (from a GeForce2 GTS) and boy did my jaw drop when I saw what 3DMark2003 actually does it's benchies...My extra pipe and pixel shader also work fine. Did it right after installing the drivers, lol. As for the temps, when I watch on my second monitor as I played...