Topic: 1080Ti Specific - Best mining option - page 244. (Read 409660 times)

https://github.com/alexis78/ccminer
For complied version I personally use one that is attached to Sniffdog miner (https://github.com/nemosminer/ccminer-Alexis78/releases/download/ccminer-alexis78/ccminer-alexis78-ms2013-cuda7.5.7z)
for setup - this works for me

http://imgur.com/a/aW1X5

Could someone help me setting up my rig for DGB skein 900 - 1000h? I'm also freaking out to find the right ccminer for it... For Windows...

Cheers

You may be right- I used to have FE but never exceeded 900 mh/s at lower than 90% tdp - I had to keep it at 100% for above 900 mh/ experience.

Please everyone keep in mind- I'm not saying 1080 is a better or worse choice. Just sharing my experience.

Well Your OC setting is pretty bad. with 75% TDP, +120cc, -502mc 1080ti doing 960mh easily taking 210W MAX (Not counting Zotac Amp Extreme - these takes 230 for full 1GH).

Much higher memory bandwidth          484.4 GB/s   vs   224.4 GB/s   Around 2.2x higher memory bandwidth
More memory                                          11,264 MB           vs   8,192 MB           Around 40% more memory
Better floating-point performance          11,340 GFLOPS   vs   8,228 GFLOPS   Around 40% better floating-point performance
Better PassMark score                          13,373           vs   11,994           More than 10% better PassMark score
Much better manhattan score              8,910.85        vs   3,708.5           Around 2.5x better manhattan score
Higher texture rate                                  354.4 GTexel/s   vs   257.1 GTexel/s   Around 40% higher texture rate
Higher pixel rate                                  139.2 GPixel/s   vs   102.8 GPixel/s   More than 35% higher pixel rate
Higher effective memory clock speed      11,008 MHz   vs   10,008 MHz   Around 10% higher effective memory clock speed
More render output processors          88                   vs   64                   24 more render output processors
More shading units                                  3,584           vs   2,560          1024 more shading units
More texture mapping units                  224                   vs   160                  64 more texture mapping units
Better PassMark direct compute score    9,513           vs   8,106           More than 15% better PassMark direct compute score
Slightly higher memory clock speed        1,376 MHz      vs   1,251 MHz   Around 10% higher memory clock speed

Hey guys,


Bought a 1080 and 1070 and no longer access to 1080ti

Lol even though 1080 handles power and speeds/overclock swimmingly- the compute units on 1080ti makes a big difference.


For example -1080 consumes - 149W - running at 1974-1999 mhz - with 925mv - at less than 77 C - Skein DGB - I'm getting 590 mh/s


1080ti was 250w - 1860 mhz- over 900 mh/s


Z-cash I get 1999mhz - 450-470 sol/s  -temps stay lowers

Btw I ran all this on 1080 during exporting a media file in Adobe Premiere (uses mostly CPU but FWIW)

From electricity stand point- this is a huge difference. Just wanted to share my thoughts.

I may get 2 more 1080 since my PC can support 5 cards. So 2 x1070 and 3 x1080 -

Good luck all!

You can use the nvidia smi tools to set per card power limits...here's an example setting maximum power limit to 225W

"C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVSMI\nvidia-smi.exe" -pl 225

Depends on what miner you are using. Check settings for your miner but I myself prefer to use Afterburner.

I don't play games so I'm totally out of the loop on this.

Is there a way to specify the power limit within the bat file. Thanks for the help

How much you want for 1 or 2

I haven't had a chance to hook up a current probe to this rig (because it isn't really a mining rig, but my work / gaming rig).  Running CryptoNight as well on the 6700k CPU, which adds another $0.50 / day to whatever the GPU is mining.

It did fall over finally last night when it switched to mining Skunk using ccminer_tpruot.  So I dropped core down to +200 for the time being until I get a chance to play it is some more.  It's doing 55 MH/s on Skunk though, but temps went up a little to 40C.

I was wondering about that.  With power set to 70%, I noticed that Afterburner is reporting 75% - 80% depending on what I mine, unlike my EVGA based rig where the Power Limit setting matches what I'm actually seeing.

What is your GTX1080Ti power consumption and core voltage at that core clock (1999 Mhz) ?
+250 to core clock for GTX1080Ti it really great - more than 15% to base clock increase

I also wondering how you make your 1080ti mining at 38c, this is amazing!

I got sent a few Destiny 2 keys with my 1080 Tis so I'm wondering if/where can I sell those and for how much?

to which pool did you switch to? I was mining on ChainWorks and now for couple of days on supernova. I feel that I was more "lucky" on ChainWorks

you have an zotac and zotac take more power from the wall so at 70% you probably have 250w (like founders edition which have 250w at 100% tdp) from the wall or something close, if you let card at 100% tdp probably you will have close to 300w from the wall so check your power consumption, personally i have an gtx1070 amp extreme! and at 100% tdp it has 220w from the wall, with 80% tdp i have something between 170-180w, 1070 is rating 160W normally (founders edition and specs), on 80% power i get 2100-2113 rock stable at gpu speed on mining, gaming etc, at 100+ tdp i don't get any more speed, this is frequency limit, but under 80% tdp i got lower frequency.

The Articstorm comes with a build in water cooler from the factory, so yes, water all the way.



The card is so long I had to unplug one of the fans.

did you using the water cooler?