Have had enough time to get a general idea of speed on certain frequencies. This is with a Gold EVGA SuperNova, if you have Platinum psu you likely will be a little less. And it's on 110 so again if on 240 a little more more efficiency.
It is pretty close on efficiency no matter what freq you choose. Above is not perfect but a very good general idea from a few tests. But you are able to lower frequency if for some reason you wanted to run on a smaller PSU. But as of now running it at default of 500 on frequency seems like best idea.
On underclock likely it is going to be input voltage that makes it possible.
It is pretty close on efficiency no matter what freq you choose. Above is not perfect but a very good general idea from a few tests. But you are able to lower frequency if for some reason you wanted to run on a smaller PSU. But as of now running it at default of 500 on frequency seems like best idea.
On underclock likely it is going to be input voltage that makes it possible.
I will try:
13 volts
12.5 volts
12 volts
11.5 volts
11 volts
10.5 volts
10 volts
with this psu
https://www.trcelectronics.com/ecomm/pdf/rsp1500.pdf
and this one
https://www.trcelectronics.com/ecomm/pdf/hrp600.pdf
my gear is due on tues the 24th
If I was wanting to start off running one of these and then add on one or potentially two with the option of undervolting when desired would it be worth it to get a serious PSU upfront or just buy ATX PSUs and as needed?