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Quote from: DR4G0NM45T3R on Today at 09:39:42 AM

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.

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.

Quote from: safar1980 on Today at 09:58:33 AM

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.

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