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I had the same problem too. That's what I did:
1) Plug into your graphic card, start mining.
2) Unplug, plug into onboard display.
Make sure your set "auto" in BIOS for primary graphic option.
I'm using ASUS P8Z68-V LX
1) Plug into your graphic card, start mining.
2) Unplug, plug into onboard display.
Make sure your set "auto" in BIOS for primary graphic option.
I'm using ASUS P8Z68-V LX
If you are rich and have spare money, go for it.
Just remember the top 1 investing rule: don't go all-in.
People here are going to tell you to go or not to go, they have their own reasons, afterall it's about making money. Use your own judgement.
Just remember the top 1 investing rule: don't go all-in.
People here are going to tell you to go or not to go, they have their own reasons, afterall it's about making money. Use your own judgement.
So is it still more profitable to mine Litecoin in my case? Or should I switch back to Bitcoins?
I'd say litecoin.
Thank you.
That's work a treat. Now just need to try and increase the 5850 to above 250kh/s may have to play with core MHz and see if anything's been messed with it.
Looking at CPU z it looks like the 5850 is using hardly any ram compared to my 6850
I thought scrypt was memory intensive
5850 should be running at least 350khash/sThat's work a treat. Now just need to try and increase the 5850 to above 250kh/s may have to play with core MHz and see if anything's been messed with it.
Looking at CPU z it looks like the 5850 is using hardly any ram compared to my 6850
I thought scrypt was memory intensive
I got the same card and running with these parameters: thread_concurrency 5824 -I 19 -worksize 256, and I'm getting 400khash/s (overclocked)