Right now for me
713 W total for 2 S3
Frequencies:
1-->430 GH/s stable, 212,5 Freq, 41/42 temp
2-->439 GH/s stable, 218,5 Freq, 46/43 temp(cant run at 212,5 i get xx and -)
I will keep them that way just to test, i dont like the OC its nos stable
Huh... weird that under clocking causes you to see "x" and "-". Even weirder that running that same unit at 218.75 is stable. I have 1 unit that just simply won't run stable at stock clocks, but gets a pretty respectable 425-430 at 212.5. Another runs perfectly happily at 218.75 getting 440. Neither will over clock at all.713 W total for 2 S3
Frequencies:
1-->430 GH/s stable, 212,5 Freq, 41/42 temp
2-->439 GH/s stable, 218,5 Freq, 46/43 temp(cant run at 212,5 i get xx and -)
I will keep them that way just to test, i dont like the OC its nos stable
Hey guys...Please, hook up all your 4 PCI-E connectors...
You never know what the PCB designer had in mind...but there is a REASON for these 4 connectors...like traces current(s), parallel (redundant) supply...etc...
Mine S3 are running @ 504 / 250MHz ...& @ 475 / 237.5Mhz now...
ZiG
yeah both of mine prefer 212.5 over any other number, so why fight it. they get 430 at 328 watts