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Number crunching :
Website bug
(Message 3815)
Posted 3 Mar 2025 by Tamago_W Post: Well, it's reporting "Warning: Undefined variable $v in /home/boincadm/projects/NumberFields/html/user/host_stats.php on line 93" now. |
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Number crunching :
Consisting Crashing on GPU
(Message 3616)
Posted 14 Nov 2023 by Tamago_W Post: You are right, the 0.9v limit is on RTX 4070 Laptop, I remembered it wrong. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Consisting Crashing on GPU
(Message 3614)
Posted 13 Nov 2023 by Tamago_W Post: I think it's the overclocking. Nvidia has set some fairly strict voltage limits for the RTX 40 series GPUs on laptops compare to previous generations. Previously, Nvidia's GPU would also automatically increase the voltage within the allowed range after overclock, until it hit the voltage limit or power limit, but the RTX 40 series GPU on laptops today don't do that, they will only increase the frequency at the voltage limit (about 0.9v for 4060), cause the voltage limit is way too restricted compare to the power limit, even the default boost clock is already hit the voltage limit. So overclocked settings may not hold up well under sustained high-stress tasks (because of the relatively low voltage for that frequency). Additionally, I had the same issue about half a year ago on an overclocked GTX 1070. It was an MSI Gaming Z, configured with some very good cooling and I never had any problem with it in game. I ended up canceling the overclock and never had a problem again, running stable for a week straight. |