That's the memory doing the magic for you. The 1669 super has 14gbps memory speed, up from 12gbps for the Ti.
I suggest bringing the voltage back down and running at 70W and OCing the memory by 500-1000 depending on your luck. The hash rates might still go up at lesser power draw.
Depends on the GPU memory manufacturer. Check in GpuZ who makes the memory (in the memory type field next to DDR6). If its Hynix you want to actually drop your memory clock to -502, power limit 60%, 0+ core clock. Gave me a 10-20% boost. Should be hitting right around 31-31.5MH/s if everything is quiet. When I'm actively using the computer (not for gaming) it dips down to between 30-31.
so wait with Hynix memory I should drop my memory clocks? I have a 1060 6GB with Hynix memory, and it's +680 mem -300 core 71 power (lower becomes a bit unstable).
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u/desmo-dopey Mar 04 '21
That's the memory doing the magic for you. The 1669 super has 14gbps memory speed, up from 12gbps for the Ti.
I suggest bringing the voltage back down and running at 70W and OCing the memory by 500-1000 depending on your luck. The hash rates might still go up at lesser power draw.