GW isn’t validating and from other user comments there are now upload issues there too. I’ll come back to GW when it settles down and they start validating the new S3 WUs
I do undervolting + overclocking to standard frequency as follows.
In msi aferburner I open the frequency curve editor. ctrl + f. And I set work at a specific voltage and frequency, the L button and the mouse on the frequency graph.
Plus, you can add overclocking from memory.
I also set the power limit to 65% (but none of the GPUs reach it)
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I set up two 4xGpu systems in this way. I need undervolting to meet the power supply limit. For my multi GPU systems, this gives an economy of 300W
So are there Linux tools with that level of granularity?
Tom M
nope, the closest thing you'll get to voltage control in Linux is playing with the power limit of the card. which is what I do. power limit to whatever wattage you want to maintain. then apply an overclock to bring some performance back that you lost from the power limit.
GW isn’t validating and from
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GW isn’t validating and from other user comments there are now upload issues there too. I’ll come back to GW when it settles down and they start validating the new S3 WUs
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Yes, they are a small project
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Yes, they are a small project with one server and limited resources.
They don't need a huge amount of volunteers.
Hi! It might be
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Hi!
It might be interesting.
For gtx 1060 3/6 GB
I do undervolting + overclocking to standard frequency as follows.
In msi aferburner I open the frequency curve editor. ctrl + f. And I set work at a specific voltage and frequency, the L button and the mouse on the frequency graph.
Plus, you can add overclocking from memory.
I also set the power limit to 65% (but none of the GPUs reach it)
Power consumption is at the level of 40-50%
Screenshot https://photos.app.goo.gl/gm1B8BQGZg92eFRZ7
Please keep posts ON topic
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Please keep posts ON topic !
... this thread is for "multiple GPU" discussions (ONLY) ...
I set up two 4xGpu systems in
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I set up two 4xGpu systems in this way. I need undervolting to meet the power supply limit. For my multi GPU systems, this gives an economy of 300W
Andrew Petkin wrote: I set
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So are there Linux tools with that level of granularity?
Tom M
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor)
San-Fernando-Valley
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Respectfully,
Tom M
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Tom M wrote: Andrew Petkin
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nope, the closest thing you'll get to voltage control in Linux is playing with the power limit of the card. which is what I do. power limit to whatever wattage you want to maintain. then apply an overclock to bring some performance back that you lost from the power limit.
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... sounds like fun ...
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... sounds like fun ...