Welcome Back HyperNova... Sure hope that you can stick around until the end of the ATI_hcc GPU WUs....
Last edited by jeanguy2; 04-09-2013 at 09:42 AM.
Indeed jeanguy2. This is the last run. The last mile. The last sprint. The last ............
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Originally Posted by EtaCarinae
Indeed jeanguy2. This is the last run. The last mile. The last sprint. The last ............You got to get that 1 Billion + WCG points in that last sprint. Only 30 millions to go...Hypernova passes 970 million
Unfortuntely due to high temps I cannot run anymore full power. Seven units are out. Running on 11 machines.
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My temps are at 91C for 1210 MHz and 1.2V and the fans are spinning at 84%. I have a bit more fan speed to go until I have to lower clocks.
1.S,
91 deg C is a might hotter than what I would dare to set for 24/7 crunching. Everything I have read on video card OC suggested a Max of 85 deg C except for short benching run. I personally use a max of 70 deg C for 24/7 GPU crunching. I now run 2 Gigabyte R7950 WF3/OC in Xfire in one rig. They ru @ 1200 core and 1.288V VDDC. Temp for top video card range from 58 to 62 deg C. Ambient room temp presently 19 to 21 deg C. Fans are set at a fix 78% setting for both video cards.
Suggest that you try to add a side exhaust fan above video card to remove hot air being generated by video card and insure that you have an unrestricted cool air intake airflow into the case. This extra side fan, above the video card, reduced the top video card temp by 10 to 12 deg C for my crunching rig.
Last edited by jeanguy2; 04-10-2013 at 08:53 AM.
The max temp for the GPU is 105C and my VRM temps are 85C and 65C according to GPUz. I put another fan on it and I'll see if that lowers my temps a bit.
1.S... U is definitely running one HOT crunching mama...!!!The max temp for the GPU is 105C and my VRM temps are 85C and 65C according to GPUz. I put another fan on it and I'll see if that lowers my temps a bit.
91C is the highest I run it at; It's a trooper. It's down to 80C now.1.S... U is definitely running one HOT crunching mama...!!!
Sam,
You must have increased your ATI_hcc crunching rigs setup. Over 2.1 million BOINC PPD on a low server validation day...
U is definitely "making hay while the ATI_hcc sun shines"...
Actually the server has chomped through a big chunk of pv's today, for me at least & I've also had near 100% uptime on my hosts recently which helps
This may explain why my rig's PV pages went up by 40 to 60 pages today....Actually the server has chomped through a big chunk of pv's today, for me at least & I've also had near 100% uptime on my hosts recently which helps
No matter what you again produced andeserving PPD output... Sure glad U's on our XS WCG team...
How much trouble is it to run Linux with ATI or is it to large a PITA to bother?Actually the server has chomped through a big chunk of pv's today, for me at least & I've also had near 100% uptime on my hosts recently which helps
You'll never know what you're living for until you know what you're willing to die for.
It's quite doable but with so little time left on HCC GPU I don't know if it's worth putting too much effort in unless you're going to keep going and use the ATi cards elsewhere after HCC burns through what's left of it's work.
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I'd like to get my feet wet so I'll be ready when the next WCG GPU project comes along. I can practice on POEM in the mean time. What's the best way to get started?
You'll never know what you're living for until you know what you're willing to die for.
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