Radeon VII on a mining-like bench

Viliam Furik · 2021-01-12, 20:35

A few minutes ago, I have successfully installed Radeon VII on a handmade cardboard bench (see the picture in the next post). It is running nicely, only a tad slower than directly in the motherboard, with good temps because it's now on open air.

AliExpress can do wonders

Viliam Furik · 2021-01-12, 20:42

Pictures

Viliam Furik · 2021-01-12, 22:08

I was told I should post numbers, so here they are:

Exponent = 106M

In motherboard in case:
960 us/it
GEC 0.45 s
95 °C

On bench:
985 us/it
GEC 0.51 s
80 °C

Prime95 · 2021-01-12, 23:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Viliam Furik

I was told I should post numbers, so here they are:

Exponent = 106M
960 us/it

Time to install Linux. Your goal should be in the neighborhood of 700us

storm5510 · 2021-01-12, 23:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prime95

Time to install Linux. Your goal should be in the neighborhood of 700us

Install Linux for a gain of 260 microseconds? Unless a person cut their OS teeth on Linux, there is not much to gain.

Viliam Furik · 2021-01-13, 00:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prime95

Time to install Linux. Your goal should be in the neighborhood of 700us

If it's possible to run it through a VM, I might give it a try someday.

Prime95 · 2021-01-13, 00:24

260/960 = 27% faster. I call that pretty significant.

dcheuk · 2021-01-13, 00:41

I'm curious - does the same applies to PRP? Namely, are there any notable performance gains from using mprime instead of prime95 on LL/PRP tests?

paulunderwood · 2021-01-13, 01:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by dcheuk

I'm curious - does the same applies to PRP? Namely, are there any notable performance gains from using mprime instead of prime95 on LL/PRP tests?

I have never noticed much speed difference when using GWNUM programs under different operating systems.

There is a few percent to gain in throughput by running two instances of gpuOwl.

dcheuk · 2021-01-13, 01:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by paulunderwood

I have never noticed much speed difference when using GWNUM programs under different operating systems.

There is a few percent to gain in throughput by running two instances of gpuOwl.

Thanks for letting us know.

axn · 2021-01-13, 04:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by storm5510

Install Linux for a gain of 260 microseconds? Unless a person cut their OS teeth on Linux, there is not much to gain.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prime95

260/960 = 27% faster. I call that pretty significant.

960/700 = 1.37 which means 37% faster (more thruput).

2021-01-12, 20:35	#1
Viliam Furik "Viliam Furík" Jul 2018 Martin, Slovakia 1430₈ Posts	Radeon VII on a mining-like bench A few minutes ago, I have successfully installed Radeon VII on a handmade cardboard bench (see the picture in the next post). It is running nicely, only a tad slower than directly in the motherboard, with good temps because it's now on open air. AliExpress can do wonders

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Viliam Furik "Viliam Furík" Jul 2018 Martin, Slovakia 318₁₆ Posts	I was told I should post numbers, so here they are: Exponent = 106M In motherboard in case: 960 us/it GEC 0.45 s 95 °C On bench: 985 us/it GEC 0.51 s 80 °C

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Prime95 P90 years forever! Aug 2002 Yeehaw, FL 3·11·13·19 Posts	260/960 = 27% faster. I call that pretty significant.

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