Yes, Moo Wrapper and PG PPS both run hot. Collatz is probably the coolest running. You could try Einstein, SETI@Home, or GPU Grid as well, I am not sure what those would run, but most likely cooler than PG and Moo.Originally Posted by denim
... To me, to the touch MooWrapper seems to run even hotter then PG PPS. But I will know for sure once I dl Afterburner...
I have some Einstein and SETI in the queue, so I will keep an eye on it when those come up as there is a bunch more Moo to finish up yet.
Ok, with Afterburner installed, (neat freeware BTW), with MooWrapper running on one 430, it is hovering just under or right at 100 C. I have not overclocked it or boosted any of the settings yet. At that temp level, should I go for it on the second 430 or wait and see how Einstein and SETI do first?
If there is an easy plug and play add on fan, I will spend a couple of bucks for it.
Too hot! Switch projects and get some more air in there. NV says 98c is max temp. I like it in the mid 80c range maximum.
Last edited by Al; 03-20-13 at 10:24 PM.
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It dropped down almost 25 degrees when I was not using the machine for an hour. So maybe it is just hot when I am on the machine as I am watching climb as I type this post.
Interesting. I would abort the Moo wrapper WUs and try Collatz. Let us know what the temps are from that. It just may be too much on it trying to do Moo! and work your monitor, etc at the same time when you're using it. Oh, when you setup Collatz, do the Collatz Mini WUs in your preferences for the project. They will get done a lot faster on that GPU.
To stay on Moo maybe you can have less memory clock and with that have a better temperature. Try with the memory clock on the minimum allowed. Some projects need to have less MC to run at an average temperature.
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+1 and sorry I forgot to mention lowering your memory clock speed. Good on you, Duke!
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