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Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 12:55 pm
by toTOW
I guess it's a founders edition ?
Your loads are very similar to those I'm seeing on Windows with a 980 Ti ... I guess WDDM is holding performance back and that is really pissing me off more and more as time goes by
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 2:21 pm
by mmonnin
About 120k more PPD than my 980Ti at 1423mhz across the board for those WUs except for p9704 where I average 755k PPD. That is on the higher end of the PPD for the 980Ti. I think if the 980Ti could get to 1873mhz it would be much, much closer to the 1080.
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 2:22 pm
by Joe_H
An additional item that may be holding performance back might be drivers. Since the card has just been released, nVidia may not yet have optimized the drivers for GPGPU and use of OpenCL on the Pascal architecture yet.
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 2:25 pm
by mmonnin
True. I am also on Linux 346.96 so there is another traditionally 10-15% improvement that I have.
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 5:57 pm
by kiore
Still plenty of optimizing to happen I expect, at least it actually folds out of the box, and folds really well by the look, despite not the massive increase on the previous cards hoped for by some, this may yet happen.
On windows my GTX 980ti hybrid for example not getting anywhere near what Linux is getting so perhaps a better comparison.
The 9704 I get around 650k as opposed to the listed 720k, but that is the closest, all the other numbers are up to 200kppd faster.
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 9:39 pm
by Kjetil
mmonnin wrote:About 120k more PPD than my 980Ti at 1423mhz across the board for those WUs except for p9704 where I average 755k PPD. That is on the higher end of the PPD for the 980Ti. I think if the 980Ti could get to 1873mhz it would be much, much closer to the 1080.
I will say thats is good. 250w vs 180w
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Mon May 30, 2016 2:56 pm
by Torin3
Another batch of WUs done.
175MHz overclock
WU 9704 (3,2,650)
Base Credit 9000
Estimated credit 61344
Estimated PPD 768137
TPF 1 min 9 secs
WU 11414 (0,41,42)
Base credit 25888
Estimated credit 137922
Estimate PPD 654750
TPF 3 mins 2 secs
WU 13107 (0,1,130)
Base credit 2700
Estimated credit 26373
Estimated PPD 712059
TPF 32 seconds
WU 9151 (0,17,268)
Base credit 3300
Estimated credit 43512
Estimated PPD 769267
TPF 48.87 seconds
WU 11704 (0,143,82)
Base credit 17402
Estimated credit 128963
Estimated PPD 944269
TPF 1 min 58 seconds
WU 9151 (20,22,167)
Base credit 3300
Estimated credit 45142
Estimated PPD 876469
TPF 44.50 seconds
WU 11705
Base credit 20645
Estimated credit 148918
Estimated PPD 1037624
TPF 2 minutes 4 seconds
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Mon May 30, 2016 3:10 pm
by Sven
Thank you for the Numbers.
Now with Overclocking it get's interesting.
Max at 1 Million PPD, that has to be considered.
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Mon May 30, 2016 3:22 pm
by toTOW
Linux would probably closer to the million than Windows
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Mon May 30, 2016 7:32 pm
by mmonnin
How is your GPU utilization with these WUs? Upper 90s with core21 hopefully?
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Mon May 30, 2016 10:52 pm
by ChristianVirtual
Thank you Torin3 for your reports ; much appreciated.
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Tue May 31, 2016 12:10 am
by kiore
ChristianVirtual wrote:Thank you Torin3 for your reports ; much appreciated.
Yes indeed, those results have been eagerly awaited.
Now the next question I have for those testing things out is; do Pascal's and Maxwells work well together on the same board?
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Tue May 31, 2016 1:00 am
by ChristianVirtual
I wouldn't worry as long you can use the same driver; enough physical space and air to breath and juice from the PSU.
Mixing AMD and nV is a different topic ...
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Tue May 31, 2016 1:43 am
by kiore
Adam A. Wanderer wrote:kiore wrote:ChristianVirtual wrote:Thank you Torin3 for your reports ; much appreciated.
Yes indeed, those results have been eagerly awaited.
Now the next question I have for those testing things out is; do Pascal's and Maxwells work well together on the same board?
I thought GPUs had to be identical to be "strapped" together on the same motherboard. Am I wrong?
That was the case when I first started GPU folding in 2009, but for the last generations I have run Fermi and Maxwell at the same time without issues (780ti and 980ti).
I am waiting for the Hybrid version to be released, "coming soon" the manufacturers website says..
Re: Nvidia Pascal GPU cards???
Posted: Tue May 31, 2016 4:33 pm
by Nebulae
Mine should be here in a couple hours. I'll see if I can hit the fabled 2GHz mark and see what the PPD is.