Let @Ronski investigate a bit more his card temp, whether it is already throttling. Maybe that will give us a bit more info about the state of his harvester / GPU.
By the way, he already had 20 secs partials before we started this process, where his harvester is sitting on ~350 TiB raw. As you mentioned, he should be able to double the load. At that time, he had ~800 c31 plots, where his card should be able to pull about 4k (maybe around 80%) of those plots with the rest either c30 or c18 (i.e., maxing the GPU for 512 filter).
You can roughly extrapolate it based on 3060 ti. RTX A5000 drops by more than half with every compression step, so assuming 3060 ti would have 12 GB VRAM, it would be close to 240 TiB. As non-ti is about 30% slower, you are looking at around 180 TiB raw.
I can tell you what a 3060 12GB can handle with regards to c31, but not c32, I knew testing would be pointless for my farm size of 323 TiB.
c31 on 3060 12GB
Partial Difficulty: 10000 (0.00555701 % chance)
Max Farm Size @512: 0.335287 PiB (physical)
Max Farm Size @256: 0.167644 PiB (physical)
Max Farm Size @128: 0.0838218 PiB (physical)
Average time to compute quality: 0.477824 sec
Maximum time to compute full proof: 0 sec
Hi, does anyone know the syntax for plotting on a remote server on ubuntu? Basically, it’s running plotter on different server and when plot is ready have it copy to another server when. I tried @//192.168.1.100\plot1 but it fails, thx in advance!
You just specify @192.168.1.100 no extra back-/forward-slashes, no folder names. You need to run plot_sink on the remote side and specify plot folders on that remote server.
Because I began on windows(3950x, 128gb ddr4@3600) . Resisted the gpu craze and kept non compressed. My friend Ronski took the time to explain to me the whole gpu thing, helped me thru bladebit crashing and making bad plots then informed me of Max and gigahorse. So I tried windows plotting with a 3060ti. I could have used my cpu and gotten those times (Almost). Told me of his Linux experience. I have some Linux experience and wasn’t gonna swap that pc at that time. So I just bought a z840 loaded, thru a couple old sata ssds I had lying around and dual boot thru boot menu. Endeavor OS runs great with 512gb ddr@2400 and dual dual e5-2699v4 xeons. If it had pci-4 I’d be in heaven. The z840 is a plotter and that’s all. Slap 4 hard drives in, reformat the drives to ntfs, fire up gigahorse and green with envy and away we go. I may one day go to Linux for farming. (install rant.exe here) I’m not a winderz fan boy and find it a patched together mess. The whole pc software industry exists trying to make windows secure or run. Windows 10 = windows 7 with a bs layer over the top. I actually go to the trouble of editing the registry to get rid of that bs. This is a hobby and I just went the quickest route to get plots on the network. (rant.exe has stopped)
Don’t know what brand you have. Repasting helps, fan speed helps, extra 120mm pointed at it helps. Increasing case intake fan speeds helps, making sure your ram contacts the heat sink helps, (I say this because I have ran into models with a heat “plate” that covers the ram with no contact to the actual heatsink). If it has a back plate I use thermal pads to “connect” the back of the pcb where the gpu and ram on soldered on to the backplate. After that I use one of these to give the back plate fins.https://www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Heatsinks-Motherboard-Conductive-Adhesive/dp/B09XN44MGX/ref=pd_aw_ci_mcx_mh_mcx_views_0
3090 while plotting usually runs @ 53c, vram around. 56c.
At 100% and 85% power limit it boosts to 2130mhz.
