viewtopic.php?f=83&t=36457Skajaquada wrote:So i just installed my RX6800xt and it´s a real beast of a gpu.
Is there any timetable for getting it into F@H?
Take it away remember, if there is no report of TPF and PPD, it did not happen good luck
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viewtopic.php?f=83&t=36457Skajaquada wrote:So i just installed my RX6800xt and it´s a real beast of a gpu.
Is there any timetable for getting it into F@H?
Is that p13428? If yes, then it is very impressiveSkajaquada wrote:Haha im just testing a bit, but it works as expected. Almost 3 million PPD and TPF 1 min 08 at stock, a bit better then two RX5700xt.
And the cooling is really great. Silent and powerful with a big reserve for the summer
Tuning is a bit different and i dont want to kill the bios on the first day...
Now i let it crunch some WU and report the stats tomorrow.
I've seen 2080Tis without Cuda run +4 M PPD.Skajaquada wrote:Oh sorry i forgot the type of the WU, yes it is p13428.
It comes close to a 2080Ti without CUDA "bonus" at a similar power consumption.
I got a really good chip which runs at almost 2500Mhz with 180W GPU Chip Power.
Undervolting is less effective then overclocking. So it is sad that AMD cut the powerlimit to +15%.
I think a custom model can possibly become much faster.
I run three watercooled 2080Ti and they reach 4.3 M PPD on 2070 Mhz and 85% Powertarget, but this is with CUDA.I've seen 2080Tis without Cuda run +4 M PPD.
No, a year ago, when core 22 just came out, they had a good project for the 2080 Ti.Skajaquada wrote:I run three watercooled 2080Ti and they reach 4.3 M PPD on 2070 Mhz and 85% Powertarget, but this is with CUDA.I've seen 2080Tis without Cuda run +4 M PPD.
Maybe you can get 4 Mio without CUDA but Overclocking and much more power consumption.
That is also the point for the RX6800xt.
It could reach the speed of a 2080Ti, with a Powerlimit of 450W. And that is not really efficient in comparison to Nvidia GPUs.
That is not supported and should not workfoldy wrote:You can also try to run 2 work units in parallel on the same GPU to help with small work units not able to use full AMD GPU.
CPU is a watercooled Ryzen 7 3700X and the RX6800xt runs at 70°C average and 86°C hotspot. So i dont think it will be a temperature problem.muziqaz wrote:Possible thermal throttling? 17311 has quite a lot of atoms, so it might be pushing GPU to the limit. What CPU is in the system? Maybe that one is slowing GPU down?