miagisan

As opposed to Bitcoin which consumes 110 TW per year? https://www.google.com/amp/s/hbr.org/amp/2021/05/how-much-energy-does-bitcoin-actually-consume Yeah......great argument once again. Bitcoin is less than vital.

So you are saying emails, financial records, medical records, government and security information, scientific and research information, are non vital? Those are just the first things that come to mind. Everything is stored on data centers. And yes miners percentage is tiny, almost non existent percentage to, oh, I don't know, the rest of the world.

Data centers provide services (often vital) to billions of people world wide. Miners benefit only themselves and an extremely small minority of the population. This argument is probably the worst I have seen in a while.

Temperature sensors?

Hey hackers, can you make an updated version of NHL games on PC? Thanks!

After you cleared the CMOS and removed the battery, did you hit the power button? There is still a small charge sitting in capacitors, and you can discharge everything by hitting the power.

Could also be the hot spot/junction/vram temp. Those could be up to 20 degrees hotter. Card is trying to cool that as well, not just the core.

Well considering that you dropped almost over 10 degrees , higher clocks and higher fps I say it's a win. But my settings may not be optimal for your card, so keep experimenting with it until you get the noise/heat/performance ratio you want.

i undervolted and overclocked my sapphire pulse 5700xt. 1951mhz, 1026mv, 1800mhz ram. my gpu temp hits 70C with a hotspot of 91C (my every day OC/UV). I have 4 different profiles ranging from 1900mhz/989mv to 2065mhz/1129mv depending on how intensive the game is and how much noise I can stand (I like a more silent pc). I have the Radeon Software apply different clock speeds to different games/programs automatically. So much quieter and it runs faster too. I would recommend trying to undervolt it.

I am using a pure rock slim in the case. No optical drive. Fits fine.

Icue is what's preventing your cpu from going to idle most likely. It prevents mine from idling as well.

Not even in the same ballpark unfortunately.

Also make sure the pins line up with the appropriate pins coming from the motherboard. Most have a little arrow or triangle you need to line up with the appropriate pin

As much as I think crypto is a useless drain on our power grid, and the resources used for imaginary electronic money made could be better served doing something useful like f@h or seti and such, I fear this would cause more issues than what it is meant for.

Cool, thanks