Ditto - great stuff over at litecointalk by "The Stilt." My sapphire 7950 is pushing 640kh now with moderate temps!This was very helpful for me, Octo. Thanks for posting it.
Ditto - great stuff over at litecointalk by "The Stilt." My sapphire 7950 is pushing 640kh now with moderate temps!This was very helpful for me, Octo. Thanks for posting it.
Thanks!! Time to break 550 Kh/s!Fairly interesting reading regarding performance of 79xx/280x cards related to memory used: https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=12369.0
Thanks!! Time to break 550 Kh/s!
I guess these kinds of optimizations will also result in better gaming performance?
Now...how the hell do I get cgwatcher to behave and bring the intensity down when the computer is no longer idle? It works at intensities of less than 18, but 19-20 seem to block it from dropping the intensity down.
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Hmm, could manufacturers be gnashing their teeth at the fact that certain cards are being shipped out with suboptimal memory timings has been exposed....hmm perhaps someone should run a test with their vid cards to see if they notice any differences while gaming. Maybe they thought that the difference didn't matter enough...
I'd be quite surprised if it made any difference in gaming as graphics workloads aren't very sensitive to latency at all due to the fact that it's mostly streaming of data. For example with texture sampling it might take a hundred clocks to get the first cache line of texture data back from memory, but since you've been streaming requests the entire time the next cache line comes back on the next clock and so on for millions of clocks. More than enough to mask the start up time. Which is basically why the manufacturers can get away with such variety in their memory timings... at least when it comes to gaming.
It works for me. Try updating your program. I never had problems with bouncing between intensity of 17 and 19 when idle and in use.
I'm surprised the vendors didn't optimize their memory chips and latencies... What the hell are they doing? Such a move would help them distinguish one vendor from another.
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Fairly interesting reading regarding performance of 79xx/280x cards related to memory used: https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=12369.0
If anyone is mining here with R9's on wemineltc, what do you set for suggested and max diff in the worker setting?
Also, I have always used -I 13 on my cards and it worked fine. Yesterday I experimented with changing it to -I 17 and I got a higher hash numbers as reported by the cgminer, however the hashrate reported by the wemineltc website dropped to pathetic 70kh/s. Now, I know that wmltc site says their hashrate is approximate and just trust the cgminer, but last time I experimented with various settings and got such a small hashrate as reported on the website, my payout slowed down significantly. Any advice?
Are you getting a lot of HW errors in cgminer? If you are, then the intensity could be too high. If you can maintain the higher intensity while keeping HW errors and rejects low, I would trust cgminer. Wemineltc shows wonky readings for me sometimes as well.
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
cgminer --scrypt --url="blah blah blah"
I got my Sapphire 7970 from 660 hash to 720 after flashing the BIOS, but speeds and temps have increased from 925/1375 @74C to 1050/1500 @85C.
Still no luck with my (POS for mining) 7970 6GB, that's stuck on 550 hash.
did difficulty rise that much for LTC? My 4 mhash was good for about ~1.25 LTC ~10 days ago. It's now good for about .9x- 1 LTC a day.