Raising output, saving power
Even with the same hardware, the result depends on how it is run. EQ BOOST raises performance and EQ PULSE saves power; we use the two as conditions call for.
What the two do
EQ BOOST — Performance
It raises core and memory clock speeds to suit conditions. It watches hashrate, temperature, and stability together to find the setting that performs best.
EQ PULSE — Power
It lowers voltage without dropping hashrate. Less electricity means lower costs, and less heat means the hardware lasts longer.
How EQ BOOST works
- It raises and lowers core and memory clock speeds as conditions change.
- It watches hashrate, temperature, and stability together.
- It sets limits for temperature and voltage that must not be crossed, and moves only within them.
- It compares different settings and finds the point that performs best.
How EQ PULSE works
- It lowers voltage while holding hashrate steady.
- Electricity use falls, so operating costs come down.
- Less heat means a longer life for the hardware.
- It does not tune once and stop; it keeps retuning.
Which one to choose
If power is plentiful and you want to put returns first, raising performance is the right choice.
If electricity is expensive or you want the hardware to last, saving power is the right choice.
You do not have to use only one of them. NOVAGRID handles both and shifts the balance as the moment requires.
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