Topic: 1050Ti and 1050 mining performance - page 5. (Read 116048 times)
@ZenFr can you tell settings for that result? afterburner and bat
My numbers :
GTX 1050 Ti at 52 Watts.
Dual mining SiaCoin (Claymore 9.7 dual miner).
14,95 MHs for ETH and 145 MHs for SC.
GTX 1050 Ti at 52 Watts.
Dual mining SiaCoin (Claymore 9.7 dual miner).
14,95 MHs for ETH and 145 MHs for SC.
12,6mh per card currently mining ubiq coins.
MSI 1050TI 4GB OC on stock
MSI 1050TI 4GB OC on stock
Do you know which matter MOST effect to life time of GPU cards? OC or Temperature or Votage or ...?
Gigabyte Geforce GTX 1050 Ti OC 4GB
15.2 MH/s with Core Clock -300 and Memory Clock +850 using Claymore v9.7
175 Sol/s with Core Clock +150 and Memory Clock +150 using EWBF 0.3.4b
15.2 MH/s with Core Clock -300 and Memory Clock +850 using Claymore v9.7
175 Sol/s with Core Clock +150 and Memory Clock +150 using EWBF 0.3.4b
170-175 sol/s with EWBF on a 1050Ti with a mild overclock. Could probably push it to 175-180, but not sure how stable it would be.
What make and brand is the card?Thanks in advance,
Akaash
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zotac 1050ti oc 4G mining
zcash @ 169.5 sols 69w power draw - miner : excavator
Average Hashrate for 6 hours 520.7 Sol/s with 3 cards
ETH/ETC 14.7m/h 68w power draw -Miner : ethminer-0.9.41-genoil-1.1.9
Average Hashrate for 6hrs 44-50 m/h with 3 cards
mining Groestl @ 5.9m/h 55w power draw- Miner sgminer_diamond_v4.1.0
Mining Neoscrypt @ 250k/h power draw 68w Miner nsgminer-win64-0.9.2
--will update more results from other algo--
Pascal 180m/h @ 44w
zotac 1050ti oc 4G mining
zcash @ 169.5 sols 69w power draw - miner : excavator
Average Hashrate for 6 hours 520.7 Sol/s with 3 cards
ETH/ETC 14.7m/h 68w power draw -Miner : ethminer-0.9.41-genoil-1.1.9
Average Hashrate for 6hrs 44-50 m/h with 3 cards
mining Groestl @ 5.9m/h 55w power draw- Miner sgminer_diamond_v4.1.0
Mining Neoscrypt @ 250k/h power draw 68w Miner nsgminer-win64-0.9.2
--will update more results from other algo--
Pascal 180m/h @ 44w
Hi ace24! it was claymore's dual. You think i should use a single coin miner? also, what you recommend i can do to get some more hs? in one hand, is very interesting the power comsumption, in the other hand the hs is poor, i'll like to improve as much as i can. but i'm new and i'm learning as fast as i can, aparently not fast enough. I buyed 4 of these thinking i'll get about 80 total aprox, and when i saw 35 or so, i get panic. My mistake..
That's really low for a 1050ti (I can get 13-14 MH/s with minimal tweaking, and 11-12 with no tweaking). Which miner software? You shouldnt need to touch GPU BIOS or worry about motherboards.
Hello! i tried the Gigabyte 1050 ti and get only 8-10 mh with etc without touching anything. The mother i use is a asus strix h270f gaming. What can i do? can i do custom bios to these video card? or the mobo?
Mine is without a 6-pin, and generally hovers around 1.8GHz core clock during mining. It does have Samsung memory, which I have had 0 issue longterm running at +667 (for ethash). Its a EVGA SSC, so probably has better binned chips than some other cards.
Again, I haven't tried to tune equihash much, because ethash has been more profitable for a while.
Again, I haven't tried to tune equihash much, because ethash has been more profitable for a while.
What model is it? With 6-Pin or without? Because my theory is that 6 pin models boost higher, and can give maybe even 185 or 190 with Samsung memory and good overclock.
170-175 sol/s with EWBF on a 1050Ti with a mild overclock. Could probably push it to 175-180, but not sure how stable it would be.
So in EWBF's miner you could get maybe 180 or more, because nicehash is known to not give you that good hashrates. Can you test it out please?
If you get 180, or more, and one card costs a half of 1060, it's a good deal for me.
If you get 180, or more, and one card costs a half of 1060, it's a good deal for me.
I don't know for 1050 but it's a waste of money to buy that card considering that the 1050 ti costs just 10-20 Eur more.
1050 ti 14 mhash in Ethereum with stock settings, with a bit of overclock can reach up to 16-17mhash depending on the brand of the card and the memory of the card. Samsung lets you better overclock settings usually.
1050 ti is 155 sols at stock settings and it can go up to 175 with a bit of overclock.
These numbers tested personally by me in Nicehash 1.7.5.12 software.
1050 ti 14 mhash in Ethereum with stock settings, with a bit of overclock can reach up to 16-17mhash depending on the brand of the card and the memory of the card. Samsung lets you better overclock settings usually.
1050 ti is 155 sols at stock settings and it can go up to 175 with a bit of overclock.
These numbers tested personally by me in Nicehash 1.7.5.12 software.
1050Ti must be around 150 sol for ZEC, sure. 89 is too low.
What's the power usage of that card and which brand card are you using? I thought of having gtx 1050 ti 4gb cards.
Sorry for saying that
GTX 1050Ti for mining ? is a waste of space
14.5 MH/s at ETH mining is max ! with core clock 1980MHz and mem 2200MHz with that overclock 24/7 is not a good idea
GTX 1050Ti for mining ? is a waste of space
14.5 MH/s at ETH mining is max ! with core clock 1980MHz and mem 2200MHz with that overclock 24/7 is not a good idea
1050 Ti:
~13MH/s ETH with +500 mem. ~87H/s ZEC stock, ~89H/s with +250 mem.
~13MH/s ETH with +500 mem. ~87H/s ZEC stock, ~89H/s with +250 mem.
Could you also please state the watt the cards uses while mining eth and zec? Thanks!!
1050 Ti:
~13MH/s ETH with +500 mem. ~87H/s ZEC stock, ~89H/s with +250 mem.
~13MH/s ETH with +500 mem. ~87H/s ZEC stock, ~89H/s with +250 mem.
what miner, nicehash 1.0.2b? 89 seems a bit low, i was expecting at least half of a 1070, so 100+ sol
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