Guys what Time the mining for BTCG started?
November 12, 2017 – 7:00 PM (19:00 UTC)
From https://bitcoingold.org/bitcoin-gold-launch/
Topic: 1080Ti Specific - Best mining option - page 163. (Read 409677 times)
November 12, 2017 – 7:00 PM (19:00 UTC)
From https://bitcoingold.org/bitcoin-gold-launch/
Guys what Time the mining for BTCG started?
What are generally good settings for equishash on a 1080 ti for equishash? like Zcash,Zen,komodo etc.
My scenario. I pay .15 cent in summer and .22 cents in winter. So power efficiency would be nice but I'm also looking for good balance with max profit potential. Looking to sell these coins 1-2 years from now
For my evga 1080 ti sc blacks I use these settings
-65 TDP,
+125 core clock,
+ 300 memory,
Getting 630-650 hash rates
and getting 60 degree temps. It's been very stable, I have not had the time to dial it in
I think i might be leaving some room on the table, What dialed in settings would you suggest I use for my scenario?
My scenario. I pay .15 cent in summer and .22 cents in winter. So power efficiency would be nice but I'm also looking for good balance with max profit potential. Looking to sell these coins 1-2 years from now
For my evga 1080 ti sc blacks I use these settings
-65 TDP,
+125 core clock,
+ 300 memory,
Getting 630-650 hash rates
and getting 60 degree temps. It's been very stable, I have not had the time to dial it in
I think i might be leaving some room on the table, What dialed in settings would you suggest I use for my scenario?
That's pretty good. I have excel charted for every 5% increment in TDP. At 80% TDP FE 1080Tis do 680-690 sols/s. 15% increase in power, but only 5% increase in hash rate. Right now it's not really worth pushing your cards due to high electricity cost, who knows when BTG comes out it might be worth.
What are generally good settings for equishash on a 1080 ti for equishash? like Zcash,Zen,komodo etc.
My scenario. I pay .15 cent in summer and .22 cents in winter. So power efficiency would be nice but I'm also looking for good balance with max profit potential. Looking to sell these coins 1-2 years from now
For my evga 1080 ti sc blacks I use these settings
-65 TDP,
+125 core clock,
+ 300 memory,
Getting 630-650 hash rates
and getting 60 degree temps. It's been very stable, I have not had the time to dial it in
I think i might be leaving some room on the table, What dialed in settings would you suggest I use for my scenario?
My scenario. I pay .15 cent in summer and .22 cents in winter. So power efficiency would be nice but I'm also looking for good balance with max profit potential. Looking to sell these coins 1-2 years from now
For my evga 1080 ti sc blacks I use these settings
-65 TDP,
+125 core clock,
+ 300 memory,
Getting 630-650 hash rates
and getting 60 degree temps. It's been very stable, I have not had the time to dial it in
I think i might be leaving some room on the table, What dialed in settings would you suggest I use for my scenario?
Does anyone know how much power the 1080Ti pulls from the pci-e slot ?
from 4.2A to 5A Why is the net hash for vert not skyrocketing? / ?? ? ? ?
Of course as soon as I move the numbers will shift
Probably harder to see what vert is doing because of all the nodes
Cuz more coins are profitable now, hush, grs , btczOf course as soon as I move the numbers will shift
Probably harder to see what vert is doing because of all the nodes
NO they weren't
Not when I wrote that lol
Check time stamps. .. .
Not even close
I haven't tried this yet, but can anyone please tell me the +/- percentage difference you can expect from the actual profit numbers compared to Nicehash's numbers?
Thanks.
It all depends on the market. These are current estimates, but earnings could go up or down. I think it gives you a good ballpark figure though to at least know what hardware currently makes the most money. The numbers change but I'm guessing the devices in that list don't fluctuate a whole lot.
Thank you for the insight. I'll make this as my basis to pick the right GPU to use for my mining rig.
Why is the net hash for vert not skyrocketing? / ?? ? ? ?
Of course as soon as I move the numbers will shift
Probably harder to see what vert is doing because of all the nodes
Cuz more coins are profitable now, hush, grs , btcz Of course as soon as I move the numbers will shift
Probably harder to see what vert is doing because of all the nodes
How can i check power consummation on cc miner ? like for zcash i add --api 127.0.0.1:42000.... how can i check on ccminer ?
The best way to check power consumption is with a wall meter. You can use software like GPUZ or Afterburner, among others, but it will always be lower then your true power consumption at the wall outlet. For accuracy you would need a $20 killawatt meter (or other brand).
I agree, should use a wall meter for reliability. They even can calculate the cost it’s used. You can pick them up on eBay fairly cheap.
I haven't tried this yet, but can anyone please tell me the +/- percentage difference you can expect from the actual profit numbers compared to Nicehash's numbers?
Thanks.
It all depends on the market. These are current estimates, but earnings could go up or down. I think it gives you a good ballpark figure though to at least know what hardware currently makes the most money. The numbers change but I'm guessing the devices in that list don't fluctuate a whole lot.
I haven't tried this yet, but can anyone please tell me the +/- percentage difference you can expect from the actual profit numbers compared to Nicehash's numbers?
Thanks.
Why is the net hash for vert not skyrocketing? / ?? ? ? ?
https://www.coinwarz.com/difficulty-charts/vertcoin-difficulty-chart
How can i check power consummation on cc miner ? like for zcash i add --api 127.0.0.1:42000.... how can i check on ccminer ?
The best way to check power consumption is with a wall meter. You can use software like GPUZ or Afterburner, among others, but it will always be lower then your true power consumption at the wall outlet. For accuracy you would need a $20 killawatt meter (or other brand).
How can i check power consummation on cc miner ? like for zcash i add --api 127.0.0.1:42000.... how can i check on ccminer ?
The best way to check power consumption is with a wall meter. You can use software like GPUZ or Afterburner, among others, but it will always be lower then your true power consumption at the wall outlet. For accuracy you would need a $20 killawatt meter (or other brand).
How can i check power consummation on cc miner ? like for zcash i add --api 127.0.0.1:42000.... how can i check on ccminer ?
Why is the net hash for vert not skyrocketing? / ?? ? ? ?
Of course as soon as I move the numbers will shift
Probably harder to see what vert is doing because of all the nodes
Of course as soon as I move the numbers will shift
Probably harder to see what vert is doing because of all the nodes
You could even try 4x 1080ti, that would be perfect, if you don't set up max boost & TDP like 120-150%.
So if you don't go over 250w per card its 1000w and 200w for other stuff.
Just check if your PSU has all the needed connections.
So if you don't go over 250w per card its 1000w and 200w for other stuff.
Just check if your PSU has all the needed connections.
guys i just make new rig with 3x 1080ti and i have to think about one more gpu 1070, 1070ti or 1080 (1070ti and 1080 same price in my country ) ? I have 1200w psu so with 3x 1080ti and another gpu from that i mention gonna work fine.
Does anyone know how much power the 1080Ti pulls from the pci-e slot ?
MAX 75W as in PCI-E specification, but it depends completly from card, not even manufacturer.
Does anyone know how much power the 1080Ti pulls from the pci-e slot ?
Jump to: