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I'm seeing high amount of "simulation became unstable" error on 970. Is this expected? | |
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 [AF>Amis des Lapins] Phil...Send message Joined: 16 Jul 13 Posts: 56 Credit: 1,626,354,890 RAC: 0 Level  Scientific publications      | |
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It's not expected. The question is if it's just one machine or systematic error. | |
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Retvari Zoltan Send message Joined: 20 Jan 09 Posts: 2356 Credit: 16,376,806,764 RAC: 3,497,431 Level  Scientific publications | |
I'm seeing high amount of "simulation became unstable" error on 970. Is this expected? Your GTX 970 is an overclocked one. I think you should raise the GPU voltage by 25mV to make your GPU a bit more stable. | |
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I'm seeing high amount of "simulation became unstable" error on 970. Is this expected? I wound up switching my nvidia-settings from "auto" to "adaptive" on the core frequency which seemed to eliminate the errors with the overclocked cards. I think some of the work units are overheating the overclocked cards. I take a little bit of throttle hit but nothing to write home about. | |
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