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aaaah cool 
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Thanks for your clarification.
Currently I am running 2 x 3060TI MSI Gaming x trio cards.
Running at about 61.8mh/s per card, and has been really stable.
If I got to 62mh/s then I start to get invalid shares, but I did put my power limit down to 65.
Core clock -502 and Memory clock + 1150.
.Thanks for your clarification.
Currently I am running 2 x 3060TI MSI Gaming x trio cards.
Running at about 61.8mh/s per card, and has been really stable.
If I got to 62mh/s then I start to get invalid shares, but I did put my power limit down to 65.
Core clock -502 and Memory clock + 1150.
I'm running the memory overlock at +1235mhz, evga ftw3 3080, memory temperature is 70c. This is the log, i get from it. This graphics card has memory sensors on it.
Code:
2021-01-13 06:54:32 , 1380.0 , 1310.7 , 57.0 , 70 , 1714 , 70 , 1714 , 4517 , 100 , 100 , 0 , 10 , 215.6 , 52.6 , 120.2 , 122.7 , 11.9 , 18.6 , 11.9 , 67.2 , 11.9 , 102.6 , 11.8 , 27.1 , 11.8 , 56.7 , 1 , 0.7310 , 64 , 62 , 66 , 66 , 52 , 56 , 59 , 70 , 59 , 1719 , 48.6 , 11029 ,
I'm not sure if memory overclock of a normal gddr6 +1150 is safe. As long as you dont get invalid shares I guess is safe shorterm but long term not sure, my friend has a rx 470 samsung memory that mined eth for years at 2150mhz and now it works only at 1750 - 1800, if more than it crashes.
Predicted hash rate 45-49 megahash
I agree with this. I would round up to 50mhs.
As long as you are not cooking those VRM's with heat, and you don't put more voltage into them.
Then I don't see an issue tbh.
I think there was too much heat going into those RX 470's.
I think it's all speculation at this stage.
As this source says different memory bandwidth/ boost clock is also different.
The memory speed is also something to take account for.
Check the specs here as well:
https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3060-12-gb-gddr6-graphics-card-official-ampere-ga106-gpu-launching-in-february-for-329-us/
As this source says different memory bandwidth/ boost clock is also different.
The memory speed is also something to take account for.
Check the specs here as well:
https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3060-12-gb-gddr6-graphics-card-official-ampere-ga106-gpu-launching-in-february-for-329-us/
aaaah cool .
Thanks for your clarification.
Currently I am running 2 x 3060TI MSI Gaming x trio cards.
Running at about 61.8mh/s per card, and has been really stable.
If I got to 62mh/s then I start to get invalid shares, but I did put my power limit down to 65.
Core clock -502 and Memory clock + 1150.
.Thanks for your clarification.
Currently I am running 2 x 3060TI MSI Gaming x trio cards.
Running at about 61.8mh/s per card, and has been really stable.
If I got to 62mh/s then I start to get invalid shares, but I did put my power limit down to 65.
Core clock -502 and Memory clock + 1150.
Hey all
After the announcement of the 3060 12gb variant.
I wonder if this GPU is going to be faster for mining ETH in comparison to the 3060ti.
The memory clock seems faster 16 Gbps vs 14Gpbs.
but the memory bus is smaller 192-bit vs 256bit
What are you guys thoughts on this?
After the announcement of the 3060 12gb variant.
I wonder if this GPU is going to be faster for mining ETH in comparison to the 3060ti.
The memory clock seems faster 16 Gbps vs 14Gpbs.
but the memory bus is smaller 192-bit vs 256bit
What are you guys thoughts on this?