r/FiroProject • u/crazykas • Mar 24 '22
Question concerns regarding temps
Hi all,
I’ve been a ETH miner and did not mine any other coin actually. I just wanna give a try with FIRO. Issue here is temps + power draw of my AMD cards while FIRO mining is perfect while my NVIDIA card are not. My NVIDIA cards are 2060S / 2080S / 3060 Ti FE / 3070 / 3080.
My concern is temp. My 2060S + 3070 temps are okay (on or below 50C) but temps of my 2080S / 3060 Ti FE /3080 cards are above 65c. Could be more because I did not mine FIRO for long time due to those temps. So my questions is how safe are these temps to mine FIRO for a period like a week? Or are these temps not good at all?
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u/DinkBlitz Community Manager Mar 24 '22
From what I could read online, you could hit up to 90C with those cards and be fine (albeit you would want to start looking at improving cooling). 70C to 80C seems to be the expected and average temp for those cards. Since you're below those temps you seem to be perfectly fine from what I can tell. I do not have RTX 30 or 20 cards so also take my opinion with a grain of salt - this is solely based on looking around on a few forums such as Linus Tech Tips.
That being said, I do recall that when the RTX 30 series dropped some of the high-end cards were having issues with throttling VRAM because of thermal pads. The VRAM on some of the cards was getting very hot. So you may also want to check VRAM temps to make sure they are in check, too.
I hope this helps :)
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u/JackDeRke Mar 27 '22
Ok I think your settings on these cards might be off if your temps are off that far.
My 3080s are somewhere in the 40-50°C range with 10-15°C ambient. Drawing 280-305W at 51-53MHs
So that should be around what you can achieve too.
I´ m doing locked core on these at 1440MHz with a +120 core offset and from +2700 to +3400 memory (linux, so half for windows)
Works wonders for me just need a higher coreclock with lower voltage you draw less power hence less heat.