Overclocking ASUS GeForce GTX 1080 STRIX 8GB
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Hi, it’s been awhile since I posted to this forum. I am looking at the non factory overclocked ASUS GeForce GTX 1080 STRIX 8GB. (STRIX-GTX1080-8G-GAMING).
It’s specs are:
OC Mode — GPU Boost Clock : 1771 MHz , GPU Base Clock : 1632 MHz
Gaming Mode (Default) — GPU Boost Clock : 1733 MHz , GPU Base Clock : 1607 MHz
The next model up I was looking at is the ASUS ROG GeForce GTX 1080 STRIX-GTX1080-A8G-GAMING
It’s spec are:
OC Mode — GPU Boost Clock : 1936 MHz , GPU Base Clock : 1784 MHz
Gaming Mode (Default) — GPU Boost Clock : 1898 MHz , GPU Base Clock : 1759 MHz
I can get a good deal on the first model from a friend. The STRIX-GTX1080-8G-GAMING would be about $85 less than the STRIX-GTX1080-A8G-GAMING. Do you think that it would be a good deal and could I overclock it any to match the speed of the higher model? Any advice would be great. I currently have a Asus 27″ G-gsync 144mhz but I would like to eventually get a 4k monitor. Thanks.
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I’ve managed a +150 stable overclock on my STRIX-GTX1080-8G-GAMING so it nearly matches the A8G others are claiming the performances can be matched, but mine falls short by a few mhz. It still boosts to around 2050 in games and benchmarks. I suppose you just have to take the chance to see.
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I have the AGs. I flashed bios to OG and now they boost at default OC mode to 2025. I can take them up to 2076 but they back down to 2050 for gaming. Memory I can do 11,000. Not bad for SLi on air to be honest.
I doubt you can do better with either the 8G, AG or OG. It is all luck of the draw. Btw, my AG wouldn’t go beyond 2012 without the OC bios so remember to flash the card to OC bios once you get it.
Also, to be honest there is no real difference between 2025 MHz vs. 2076 MHz except some bench scores.
So if your card goes to 2000 or above, you are golden.
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Hey Cop, would you happen to have a guide for this process? I have the A8G 1080 and would like to push it a little farther. Thanks!
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https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/183797/asus-gtx1080-8192-160522 Here is a link to oc bios
https://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/2709/nvflash-5-292-0-for-windows nvflash link
below is a link to a guide on how to do it. works for 1080 too
http://www.overclock.net/t/1523391/easy-nvflash-guide-with-pictures-for-gtx-970-980
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I just purchased one this week and its hitting close to or just over 2k in OC mode
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Originally Posted by KickAssCop
I have the AGs. I flashed bios to OG and now they boost at default OC mode to 2025.
I can take them up to 2076 but they back down to 2050 for gaming. Memory I can do 11,000. Not bad for SLi on air to be honest.
I doubt you can do better with either the 8G, AG or OG. It is all luck of the draw. Btw, my AG wouldn’t go beyond 2012 without the OC bios so remember to flash the card to OC bios once you get it.
Also, to be honest there is no real difference between 2025 MHz vs. 2076 MHz except some bench scores. So if your card goes to 2000 or above, you are golden.
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I have a Asus Strix GTX1080-A8G. Below my maximum settings:
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Can I get a better score after flash the bios to version OC?
What is the fan speed at 2050 MHz GPU clock. What are the temperature of the GPU?
Which bios upload:
https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/189498/asus-gtx1080-8192-160705
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https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/183797/asus-gtx1080-8192-160522
Please help.
Thanks in advance.
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I flashed to OG bios for the following benefits:
1) I can open ASUS GPU Tweak II and keep it running in background and card auto boosts to 2050 without need to change a single slider. On AG bios card was boosting only to 1950 or thereabouts.
2) I can get better OC as well. On my AG bios, I was unable to hit past 2025. On the OC bios I am able to hit 2076. However, I don’t overclock for daily use.
I don’t remember which bios I used but it was a long time ago and you should try both bios and see which one is more stable for you.
Currently, my cards run pure stock settings. I don’t touch anything except load up GPU Tweak II in background on startup. In most games I see cards running at 2025-2050 at fan speed that I don’t care about and temperatures of about 68 C top card and 55 C bottom card. Ambients these days are about 23 C.
Cards are absolutely silent and I do not hear them ever ramp up fan speed in any game.
Hope this helps.
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I have the AGs. I flashed bios to OG and now they boost at default OC mode to 2025. I can take them up to 2076 but they back down to 2050 for gaming. Memory I can do 11,000. Not bad for SLi on air to be honest.
I doubt you can do better with either the 8G, AG or OG. It is all luck of the draw. Btw, my AG wouldn’t go beyond 2012 without the OC bios so remember to flash the card to OC bios once you get it.
Also, to be honest there is no real difference between 2025 MHz vs. 2076 MHz except some bench scores. So if your card goes to 2000 or above, you are golden.
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Just bought the Strix. Big fan. Atm, using gpu tweak ii I have it set to 1975MHz and 11,100MHz. I boost, through GPU boost 3.0, to max observed 2139MHz (2126MHz steady). https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/22386054
(I have set it to 1995MHz (2154MHz) and have seen no artifacts in UHB, but I’m have issues fps dips in Heroes of the Storm ( i think it’s unrelated))
My question(s) is: You’re able to break 2kMHz pre GPU boost 3.0 with the BIOS flash? If so, what is your max GPU Boost 3.0 speed?? What are you using to OC? Are you running your OC 24/7?
I like using GPU Boost 3.0 cause it reminds me of the way I used to OC AMD cards.
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I was messing around with the new afterburner and got 2075 on the core on both cards using +40 voltage. I didn’t try higher.
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GeForce GTX 1080 XLR8 Gaming OC
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GTX 1080 and rave
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clic
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Maybe someone will advise what.
Purchased ROG STRIX-GTX1080-A8G-GAMING. Launched on Windows. I ran it in the furmark and a couple more gaming benchmarks. It’s all right, no problem.
Launched ether mining without a tablet. Also everything is in order, the memory is chasing up to +1000.
I started mining ether with a tablet and then the problems begin. If you first drive the memory, and then start the tablet and the miner, everything is in order.
But it’s worth doing at least some action with the tablet turned on — immediately artifacts and a reboot. Even if you run everything in stock and then try to raise the memory by 1, artifacts and reboot immediately.
It seems to be okay, set the overclock, and then run the miner and the tablet, but this is on Windows.
I have everything on rave os. And there, overclocking is applied, as I understand it after the start of the miner.
i.e. I run let’s say t-rex on the drain and mt 1 everything works fine. But if I set memory overclocking (it doesn’t matter which one, even 1Hz), artifacts and reboot immediately appear on the screen.
Maybe someone met. Maybe there is a way to specify default frequencies. Because, I know there is a possibility of «deferred» overclocking, but I don’t know how to force the card to overclock cards before the tablet is initialized.
Andrey_ua
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I know there is a possibility of «deferred» overclocking, but I don’t know how to force the card to overclock the cards before the tablet is initialized.
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And how much should 1080 press now?
clic
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F13 said:
And how much should 1080 press now?
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Lester
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There are no such cards for a long time, but when I used there were cards with memory revision 1 and 2, the first one had its own tablet. Perhaps your problems here. You can try in the beta version of the delayed overclocking of maps with a delay.
clic
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There are no such cards for a long time, but when I used there were cards with memory revision 1 and 2, the first one had its own tablet.
Perhaps your problems here. You can try in the beta version of the delayed overclocking of maps with a delay.
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I need an inverse delayed start function. First you need to overclock the card parameters, and then start the miner and the tablet. On Windows, this is not a problem, but I can’t keep this card on a separate motherboard.
There is only one version of the tablet in Linux.
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Try without a tablet. Write — mt6 in NBMiner
Tyumen mama
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clic said:
Maybe someone will advise what.
Purchased ROG STRIX-GTX1080-A8G-GAMING. Launched on Windows. I ran it in the furmark and a couple more gaming benchmarks. It’s all right, no problem.
Launched ether mining without a tablet. Also everything is in order, the memory is chasing up to +1000.
I started mining ether with a tablet and then the problems begin. If you first drive the memory, and then start the tablet and the miner, everything is in order.
But it’s worth doing at least some action with the tablet turned on — immediately artifacts and a reboot. Even if you run everything in stock and then try to raise the memory by 1, artifacts and reboot immediately.
It seems that it’s okay, I set the overclock, and then run the miner and the tablet, but this is on Windows.
I have everything on rave os. And there, overclocking is applied, as I understand it after the start of the miner.
i.e. I run let’s say t-rex on the drain and mt 1 everything works fine. But if I set memory overclocking (it doesn’t matter which one, even 1Hz), artifacts and reboot immediately appear on the screen.
Maybe someone met. Maybe there is a way to specify default frequencies. Because, I know there is a possibility of «deferred» overclocking, but I don’t know how to force the card to overclock cards before the tablet is initialized.
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how will you write me back don’t forget
the best axis for mining
clic
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Tyumen mama said:
how it goes do not forget to unsubscribe
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Do you have the same problem?
Zonderminer
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palit jet stream 1080 hive
pl 145 without tablet.
t-rex with «mt» parameter: «3»
35.35mx
more could not be squeezed out on hive without rejects
clic
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hdakip said:
Try without a pill. Write — mt6 in NBMiner
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Tried NBMiner. Without overclocking the memory starts and gives 33mh. You just boost your memory a little and everything is as before. It doesn’t matter mt6 or mt1. Overclocking memory with pills or straps leads to artifacts.
I found another, slightly newer BIOS for this card.
Did not help.
If it were possible to change the memory frequency into the BIOS, this would solve the problem.
Rebel Riot
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F13 said:
And how much should 1080 press now?
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39.5-40.5 strap 6 claymor 1080 aorus
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F13 said:
And how much should 1080 press now?
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I have 38.5 approximately…
What people usually call fate is, in essence, only a set of stupid things they have committed …
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RebelRiot said:
39.5-40.5 strap 6 claymor 1080 aorus
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Didn’t glue die after epoch 384?
Rebel Riot
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soultrooper said:
Didn’t glue die after epoch 384?
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sold not vkurse 1.5 months ago it was so, but straps on glue 1080 plowed norms
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clic said:
Maybe someone will advise what.
Purchased ROG STRIX-GTX1080-A8G-GAMING. Launched on Windows. I ran it in the furmark and a couple more gaming benchmarks. It’s all right, no problem.
Launched ether mining without a tablet. Also everything is in order, the memory is chasing up to +1000.
I started mining ether with a tablet and then the problems begin. If you first drive the memory, and then start the tablet and the miner, everything is in order.
But it’s worth doing at least some action with the tablet turned on — immediately artifacts and a reboot. Even if you run everything in stock and then try to raise the memory by 1, artifacts and reboot immediately.
It seems that it’s okay, I set the overclock, and then run the miner and the tablet, but this is on Windows.
I have everything on rave os. And there, overclocking is applied, as I understand it after the start of the miner.
i.e. I run let’s say t-rex on the drain and mt 1 everything works fine. But if I set memory overclocking (it doesn’t matter which one, even 1Hz), artifacts and reboot immediately appear on the screen.Maybe someone met. Maybe there is a way to specify default frequencies. Because, I know there is a possibility of «deferred» overclocking, but I don’t know how to force the card to overclock cards before the tablet is initialized.
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Avito help, my friend, definitely, or sell me
clic
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Does it make sense to try to run it on a highway?
If nothing happens, it will work at stock frequencies, which is 33.
2MH. at 115 watts.
With the growth of the dag file, soon everything will come to such speeds at 1080
Ramzes
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clic said:
I need an inverse delayed start function. First you need to overclock the card parameters, and then start the miner and the tablet. On Windows, this is not a problem, but I can’t keep this card on a separate motherboard.
There is only one version of the tablet in Linux.Click to expand…
On Hive it’s in the overclocking functions, look for something similar:
Two lower delays
rail812
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hive 36.
7 nbminer -mt 2 without tablet core 0 memory 1000 pl 135
https://hiveos.farm?ref=72829 my referral
Tyumen mama
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clic said:
Do you have the same problem?
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yes there are giga turbines, they don’t give any more than 33, jet streams stably 38 press
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GTX 1080 and 1080ti — GTX1080 card overclocking not working under tablet on RaveOS
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Hello everyone, tell me please, for the second day I have been suffering, under the tablet, any overclocking, even in the core, even from memory, even a change in pl, leads to the departure of the entire rig, at least add a value of 1 to plus, minus, leads to the error of the 1080 card driver, if without overclocking, only under a tablet, the card gives 32, well, as soon as I change the value, this card’s error again, I read similar topics here on the forum, well, I didn’t find an explicit answer, I already tried a lot of things, wrote in the miner —mt value from 1 to 5, nothing helps, miners tried (T-rex 0.
19.11 CUDA 11) and (Nbminer). how many gtx 1080 cards are given to anyone, 1080 ti are on the other rigs, there are no problems at all, norm cards are chasing under the tablet, 48-49 give stably, 1080 cards from more than one company, Palita and Asus Strix, I checked for Windows cards, problems no, the cards are fully functional. I will be glad to any advice, I do not want to sell.
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Artminer72 said:
Hello everyone, please tell me, for the second day I have been suffering, under the tablet, any overclocking, even in the core, even from memory, even a change in pl, leads to the departure of the entire rig, the card driver error is 1080, if without overclocking, only under the tablet, the card gives 32, well, as soon as I change the value, this card’s error again, I read similar topics here on the forum, well, I didn’t find an explicit answer, I’ve already tried a lot of things, I wrote the value —mt from 1 to 5 in the miner, nothing helps, I tried the miners ( T-rex 0.
19.11 CUDA 11) and (Nbminer). how many people give gtx 1080 cards, on the other rigs they cost 1080 ti, there are no problems at all, norm cards are chasing under the tablet, 48-49 give stably.
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Tested a week ago on my PC, which is asus strix 1080. (which was left from farms 3 years ago). It was the most fig card in mining, as far as I remember.
Gives out 33 without autoburner, 36 with autoburner, memory 600 and 70 power limit like. on t-rex
All50
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Just try to check the box in Settings — NV-pill.
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Artminer72 said:
Hello everyone, please tell me, for the second day I have been suffering, under the tablet, any overclocking, even in the core, even from memory, even a change in pl, leads to the departure of the entire rig, at least add a value of 1, which is plus, which is minus, leads to card driver error 1080, if without overclocking, only under a tablet, the card gives 32, well, as soon as I change the value, this card error again, I read similar topics here on the forum, well, I didn’t find an explicit answer, I already tried a lot of things, wrote the value in the miner —mt from 1 to 5, nothing helps, miners tried (T-rex 0.
19.11 CUDA 11) and (Nbminer). how many gtx 1080 cards are given to anyone, 1080 ti are on the other rigs, there are no problems at all, norm cards are chasing under the tablet, 48-49 give stably, 1080 cards from more than one company, Palita and Asus Strix, I checked for Windows cards, problems no, the cards are fully functional. I will be glad to any advice, I do not want to sell.
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Install Windu and don’t eat your brain.
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SANAR said:
Tested a week ago on my PC, which is asus strix 1080.
(which was left from farms 3 years ago). It was the most fig card in mining, as far as I remember.
Gives out 33 without autoburner, 36 with autoburner, memory 600 and 70 power limit like. on t-rexClick to expand…
Hello, well, as I understand it, you were mining on this map under Windows, but did you try to mine on hive or rave?
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Just try to put a tick in Settings — NV-pill.
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I tried it, just under it and overclocking does not work, if this setting is not included in settings, the cards are chasing, but they give out little hash, 25 Mh / s, under the NV-pill setting, i.
e. tablet, without overclocking they give out 32 Mh / s. digging the ether.
All50
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I tried it, just under it, overclocking does not work, if this setting is not included in settings, the cards are chasing, but they give out little hash, 25 Mh / s, under the NV-pill setting, i.e. tablet, without overclocking they give out 32 Mh / s. digging the ether.
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Try the phoenix and the good old claymore.
By the way, the straps worked best in the claymore.
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Speede said:
Install Windu and don’t eat your brain.
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Win7 + NBminer + -mt 6 + Afterburner = 37 megahash from the card.
Ah! R0 is disabled. And play around with the settings, run with lower frequencies, when the minigg starts up, run higher ones.
Everything.
AlexL769
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All50 said:
Try some more phoenix and good old claymore.
By the way, the straps worked best in the claymore.Click to expand…
Claymore is said to have died in December. The developer was tired of everything and he dumped either in Cambodia, or in Kampuchea to rest. Or something like that.
Artminer72
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All50 said:
Try some more phoenix and good old claymore.
By the way, the straps worked best in the claymore.Click to expand…
Claymore fell off in rave a long time ago, but I tried it on the phoenix, the same thing.
All50
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Artminer72 said:
Claymore in my opinion fell off a long time ago in a rave, but I tried it on a phoenix, the same thing.
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On Windows, the delayed launch of the tablet helped many, that is, they first launched the miner and a minute later the tablet.
lawyeregor
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on my 1080 rave OS they squeeze out only 33.
6 (((I can’t do anything else, the nbminer in it is mt6, we turn off the tablet, the voltage is 140 watts, nothing else (everything crashes with any changes in memory or kernel, already tormented, go on Windows or something
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All50 said:
On Windows, the delayed launch of the tablet helped many, that is, they first launched the miner and a minute later the tablet.
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but the thing is that I have raveos, I don’t want to switch to Windows because of two 1080 cards, because I don’t see the point, it’s been on the rave for half a year, everything is fine, nothing crashed, I have a hodgepodge with 1070,1080ti, 3070, but I just didn’t know that hemorrhoids would be from 1080 when I got it.
Foxdie
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I pulled 1080 out of my home computer and put it on a rave. The card also crashes with any overclocking, but in stock with a tablet it gives 33mh and eats 140w. Pretty good by today’s standards, so I scored and left it like that.
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Foxdie said:
I pulled 1080 out of my home computer and put it on a rave.
The card also crashes with any overclocking, but in stock with a tablet it gives 33mh and eats 140w. Pretty good by today’s standards, so I scored and left it like that.
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There are modifications with factory overclocking. Before you just start, you need to lower the frequency. After the factory, you can increase. 37 issues.
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AlexL769 said:
There are modifications with factory overclocking. Before you just start, you need to lower the frequency.
After the factory, you can increase. 37 issues.
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At a rave?
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As a last option, try delayed start of overclocking in rave:
In Set set — oc -sleep=X
where X is the number of seconds after miner start after which parameters
will be applied For example: “oc -sleep=120 -mclk=1700 -pl=135”. The memory frequency and consumption limit will be applied after 120 seconds after the start of mining.
Available arguments for “oc -sleep …”:
-sleep= — Number of seconds after starting the miner, after which this overclock must be applied
-cclk= — Core frequency in Mhz (for Nvidia — frequency offset)
-mclk= — Memory frequency in Mhz (for Nvidia — frequency offset)
-cvddc= — Core voltage in mV (AMD only)
-mvddc= — Memory controller voltage in mV (AMD only)
-pl= — Power consumption limit in watts (Nvidia only)
-socvddmax= — Maximum voltage SOC in mV (Navi10, Navi14 only)
-gfxvddmax= — Maximum GFX voltage in mV (Navi10, Navi14 only)
-socclkmax= — Maximum SOC frequency in Mhz (Navi10, Navi14 only)
-gfxclkmax= — Maximum GFX frequency in Mhz (Navi10, Navi14 only) )
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AlexL769
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If it does not help, then put Windu and donate to me! )))
Demmich
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I also read, they advised me to try t-rex 19.10 or 19.05. with delayed acceleration and mt. It did not help me)) the problem is the same, I tried a lot
Artminer72 said:
Hello everyone, please tell me, for the second day I have been suffering, under the tablet, any overclocking, even in the core, even from memory, even a change in pl, leads to the departure of the entire rig, at least add a value of 1, which is plus, which is minus, leads to card driver error 1080, if without overclocking, only under a tablet, the card gives 32, well, as soon as I change the value, this card error again, I read similar topics here on the forum, well, I didn’t find an explicit answer, I already tried a lot of things, wrote the value in the miner —mt from 1 to 5, nothing helps, miners tried (T-rex 0.
19.11 CUDA 11) and (Nbminer). how many gtx 1080 cards are given to anyone, 1080 ti are on the other rigs, there are no problems at all, norm cards are chasing under the tablet, 48-49 give stably, 1080 cards from more than one company, Palita and Asus Strix, I checked for Windows cards, problems no, the cards are fully functional. Any advice would be welcome, don’t want to sell
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Artminer72
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All50 said:
As a last option, try delayed start of overclocking in rave:
In Set set — oc -sleep=X
where X is the number of seconds after the start of the miner after which parameters
will be applied For example: “oc -sleep=120 -mclk=1700 -pl =135″.
