All things Navi 10

It only takes 4 weeks (28 days) to stabilize RAC. It is a decaying function with half-life of 7 days.

There are sooo many variables it's nearly impossible to say, ie do they do 2 units at a time or 4, do they leave a single cpu core free or do they leave one core for each gpu, etc, etc.

You're getting too hung up on the "RAC" term/value. you need to keep in mind that this is a sliding average over like 6-8wks. and any host that contributes intermittently, or only just started contributing will not have a "RAC" representative of it's true performance potential.

also keep in mind that GR tasks earn like 2-3x more than GW, and are a little more influenced by the CPU used so you need to take that into account also. but most people here only run GR exclusively since they only care about points anyway, so that shouldn't be too hard to make sure you compare GR to GR.

you need to constrain your research to hosts that contribute continuously, or look at their history to make a more informed conclusion.

then you have some variables that will be unknown on a case by case basis (unless the individual posts explicitly with the info), like overclock/power limit/"multiplicity" settings.

in the case of Arch's single 5700 which can reasonably be assumed runs 24/7 GR-only, based on how much it does every day, you can see that it's "RAC" should fall somewhere around 900,000-1,000,000. just look at the bar graph on the freeDC page: https://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?page=hostbycpid&cpid=b1bc84e77da97791b20727c5ee5d0d64

same with Gavin's 5700XT, even though it looks like he maybe runs a smaller cache and is impacted more by the recent outages, his card seems to have the potential for about 1,000,000-1,100,000 RAC. https://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?page=hostbycpid&cpid=b1bc84e77da97791b20727c5ee5d0d64

or you can resist the urge to change the setup every few days, and just leave the system alone, let it do it's thing, and let it run so you can get a value for the RAC that your system produces, and THEN make adjustments if it seems to be under-performing.

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Thanks, seems I can’t edit anymore.

here’s the link to Gavin’s : https://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?page=hostbycpid&cpid=820bbb551bf098bbf5384f8991700d60

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Try going to your dashboard page on your account at Einstein.
Click the "More" link at the bottom of your list of computers
Click on the more promising looking link listed next to "Cross-Project stats" for any particular computer you like.

For example, at the moment I looked this one was your highest Einstein RAC machine.