1070 Ti benchmarked in Eth & Zec - page 3.

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Quote from: butmuncher on November 02, 2017, 12:04:32 PM

440 sol 1070 , 473 sol 1070 ti, both in same system at stock
Eth speeds are the same for me.

Thank you for your bench.
I'll cancel my pre-orders of 1070 ti and buy some more 1070 (450 euros/gtx 1070 ti vs 380 euros/gtx 1070)

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Quote from: zorvalth on November 03, 2017, 04:29:53 AM

Quote from: Cereberus on November 03, 2017, 04:17:17 AM

Quote from: lunobird on November 02, 2017, 03:50:42 PM

Quote from: Cereberus on November 02, 2017, 03:04:13 PM

Very early conclusion. Nvidia is screwing up lately with all these new drivers, wait until they produce a good driver like in the old days and I am pretty sure the GTX 1070 ti can go over 520 sol/s easily and I expect it to reach about 35 Mhash in Ethereum. All those that canceled their pre order just because of "some test" made an error according to my opinion.

I canceled my 1070 ti pre order. No regrets at all the 1070 ti is a big let down. Getting the big mac daddy 1080 ti. "Proven" to get the most hash per dollar spent with least amount of electricity used and less overall components(risers) to get the desired hashrate.

We are talking about 1070 ti here and if we compare it with 1080 ti is an error, the 1080 ti costs the double of 1070 ti and 2x 1070 ti will provide us better hashrate and the same consumption of electricity at 180 watt both cards when mining Ethereum. Surely the hashrate of 2x1070 ti is better than 1x1080 ti both in Ethereum, Zcash and every other coin. I remain of the opinion that 1070 ti is one perfect card that just needs a new driver which I am sure will become available really soon.

1080ti is 50-60% more expensive then 1070ti, not 100%. Hashrate is pretty much proportional on the price because the cuda cores are also proportional on the price. 1080 ti takes less space, but 1070 ti is way easier to keep cool.

I think the pick of the GPUs at the moment is still the 1070, no reason to go for the ti model at the moment unless Nvidia pull something out the bag with the drivers.

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Quote from: Cereberus on November 03, 2017, 04:17:17 AM

Quote from: lunobird on November 02, 2017, 03:50:42 PM

Quote from: Cereberus on November 02, 2017, 03:04:13 PM

Very early conclusion. Nvidia is screwing up lately with all these new drivers, wait until they produce a good driver like in the old days and I am pretty sure the GTX 1070 ti can go over 520 sol/s easily and I expect it to reach about 35 Mhash in Ethereum. All those that canceled their pre order just because of "some test" made an error according to my opinion.

I canceled my 1070 ti pre order. No regrets at all the 1070 ti is a big let down. Getting the big mac daddy 1080 ti. "Proven" to get the most hash per dollar spent with least amount of electricity used and less overall components(risers) to get the desired hashrate.

We are talking about 1070 ti here and if we compare it with 1080 ti is an error, the 1080 ti costs the double of 1070 ti and 2x 1070 ti will provide us better hashrate and the same consumption of electricity at 180 watt both cards when mining Ethereum. Surely the hashrate of 2x1070 ti is better than 1x1080 ti both in Ethereum, Zcash and every other coin. I remain of the opinion that 1070 ti is one perfect card that just needs a new driver which I am sure will become available really soon.

1080ti is 50-60% more expensive then 1070ti, not 100%. Hashrate is pretty much proportional on the price because the cuda cores are also proportional on the price. 1080 ti takes less space, but 1070 ti is way easier to keep cool.

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Quote from: lunobird on November 02, 2017, 03:50:42 PM

Quote from: Cereberus on November 02, 2017, 03:04:13 PM

Very early conclusion. Nvidia is screwing up lately with all these new drivers, wait until they produce a good driver like in the old days and I am pretty sure the GTX 1070 ti can go over 520 sol/s easily and I expect it to reach about 35 Mhash in Ethereum. All those that canceled their pre order just because of "some test" made an error according to my opinion.

I canceled my 1070 ti pre order. No regrets at all the 1070 ti is a big let down. Getting the big mac daddy 1080 ti. "Proven" to get the most hash per dollar spent with least amount of electricity used and less overall components(risers) to get the desired hashrate.

We are talking about 1070 ti here and if we compare it with 1080 ti is an error, the 1080 ti costs the double of 1070 ti and 2x 1070 ti will provide us better hashrate and the same consumption of electricity at 180 watt both cards when mining Ethereum. Surely the hashrate of 2x1070 ti is better than 1x1080 ti both in Ethereum, Zcash and every other coin. I remain of the opinion that 1070 ti is one perfect card that just needs a new driver which I am sure will become available really soon.

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Quote from: sundownz on November 02, 2017, 09:07:42 PM

I currently have 1060s, 1070s, 1080s, and one 1080Ti.

I pre-ordered a few 1070-Ti.

I mine on ZPOOL on profit switching so... I think I will make a sheet showing the ZPOOL algos on each card vs. the cost... for my own reasons of course but I will share it when complete.

It may have a few specialties... for example the 1080s are great on a ton of algos where most folks don't consider them since they are bad at ETH.

agreed, for example, it would be interesting to see how the 1070ti does on LBRY algo.

Shit man, these benchs dont look good, i was really hoping the extra CUDA cores here would give a a solid mining boost, but i guess the mem bandwidth and such maxes out before those cores are even utilized fully i bet Sad

Bah, back to 1080ti till Volta i guess for me too... maybe the 1070ti A8G's i ordered will be better... maybe.. ;p

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I currently have 1060s, 1070s, 1080s, and one 1080Ti.

I pre-ordered a few 1070-Ti.

I mine on ZPOOL on profit switching so... I think I will make a sheet showing the ZPOOL algos on each card vs. the cost... for my own reasons of course but I will share it when complete.

It may have a few specialties... for example the 1080s are great on a ton of algos where most folks don't consider them since they are bad at ETH.

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Quote from: jb7032 on November 02, 2017, 05:23:33 PM

Just found a fairly detailed review. Hopefully more to come.
http://www.legitreviews.com/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-ti-ethereum-mining-performance_199622

Yep what a let down, Way more cost effective to just buy more regular 1070 gtx instead of the TI if doing ethereum.

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Just found a fairly detailed review. Hopefully more to come.
http://www.legitreviews.com/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-ti-ethereum-mining-performance_199622

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whats not to like 1070ti? perfect card it can mine dagger at 90watts with 32mh/s and mine all shitcoins algos (nist5, skunk, phi, neoscrypt, skein...) almost as fast as 1080. Its the perfect mining card. You can mine everything with it and its dead easy to cool. Cant imagine better card for mining. And I got almost evry card out there since 280x...

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I just hope nvidia come up with something special, if not i will be after getting some of the 1080ti to complement these or my other cards.

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Quote from: Cereberus on November 02, 2017, 03:04:13 PM

Very early conclusion. Nvidia is screwing up lately with all these new drivers, wait until they produce a good driver like in the old days and I am pretty sure the GTX 1070 ti can go over 520 sol/s easily and I expect it to reach about 35 Mhash in Ethereum. All those that canceled their pre order just because of "some test" made an error according to my opinion.

I canceled my 1070 ti pre order. No regrets at all the 1070 ti is a big let down. Getting the big mac daddy 1080 ti. "Proven" to get the most hash per dollar spent with least amount of electricity used and less overall components(risers) to get the desired hashrate.

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Very early conclusion. Nvidia is screwing up lately with all these new drivers, wait until they produce a good driver like in the old days and I am pretty sure the GTX 1070 ti can go over 520 sol/s easily and I expect it to reach about 35 Mhash in Ethereum. All those that canceled their pre order just because of "some test" made an error according to my opinion.

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Claymore 10.1 and EWBF 0.3.4 outdated? At 100% 1070 Ti did around 520 sol/s.

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Bad test, using outdated miners. 1070 can do 485 sols @135 watt and almost all cards can go over 500 on max settings. I expect the 1070ti to go over 540 at worse.

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440 sol 1070 , 473 sol 1070 ti, both in same system at stock
Eth speeds are the same for me.

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Wow no 1070ti for me. I am using the 1070 MSI Gaming and am pulling 480 sols/s with +150 core and +600 memory with Micron memory. The 1070 ti doesnt seem like it can even meet that threshold. Unless there is some drastic difference with OCing which I dont think is possible it seems the 1070 is still king out of the 1070, 1070 ti, and the 1080. Looks like I will seriously have to consider moving up to the 1080 ti this holiday season to swap out with one or two of my 1070s depending on how much my PSU can handle.

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41MHs for 1080 Ti on ETH? How? I can't even get 35..

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Quote from: mojoxc on November 02, 2017, 10:38:41 AM

Not sure the results everyone wanted when the performance is limited by the memory type and bandwidth. The reason you see a huge jump in the 1080ti ddr5x vs 1080 ddr5 on zec the change in memory type. The 1070 vs 1070 ti use the same type of memory and we were already at the limit of the memory throughput for the stock timings on the ram therefore there is no significant change in speed.

Funny, last time i checked 1080 always is been ddr5x

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Yep I'm so glad I cancelled my 1070ti pre orders. I'm Going back to getting 1080 ti instead

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Gone phishing...

Hmm, so far the 1070ti doesn't seem worth it, unless Nvidia can pull something off with driver updates, which seems doubtful, but is certainly not impossible.

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