1080Ti Specific - Best mining option - page 33.

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Quote from: crocozino on March 16, 2018, 10:06:39 AM

Quote from: BitBustah on March 16, 2018, 08:51:14 AM

Quote from: Boriss on March 16, 2018, 07:33:58 AM

Quote from: Elder III on March 15, 2018, 03:49:16 PM

December was unrealistically high profit wise - now we're back around where we were in ~September time frame last year. We had a major bull run in the late spring and early summer of 2017, followed by a low spot at the end of summer, and then another crazy bull run at the end of 2017. Right now I expect to see those with credit card debts (for hardware) to be panicking and cashing out, but if you're hardware is paid for there's no reason to panic imo.

Bunch of people are selling rigs, they have made calculations when mining was at the Peak.
Now with changes in profit gains they have made decision to sell of hardware and even make some profit on it.

I got ROI pretty fast.. I stopped mining. Hoping times will change.

well, I got ROId may cards as well, that is why I do not see any reason why should I stop the mining process?!
I have like about 150 usd the bill for electricity last month, and even with current low prices and profits I can earn about 50$ per day, that mean that after 3 days of mining I'm covering my expenses for electricity.. So all above that is pure profit, why should leave that?!

Sell to help diff go down and I'll have more profit Cheesy

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Quote from: BitBustah on March 16, 2018, 08:51:14 AM

Quote from: Boriss on March 16, 2018, 07:33:58 AM

Quote from: Elder III on March 15, 2018, 03:49:16 PM

December was unrealistically high profit wise - now we're back around where we were in ~September time frame last year. We had a major bull run in the late spring and early summer of 2017, followed by a low spot at the end of summer, and then another crazy bull run at the end of 2017. Right now I expect to see those with credit card debts (for hardware) to be panicking and cashing out, but if you're hardware is paid for there's no reason to panic imo.

Bunch of people are selling rigs, they have made calculations when mining was at the Peak.
Now with changes in profit gains they have made decision to sell of hardware and even make some profit on it.

I got ROI pretty fast.. I stopped mining. Hoping times will change.

well, I got ROId may cards as well, that is why I do not see any reason why should I stop the mining process?!
I have like about 150 usd the bill for electricity last month, and even with current low prices and profits I can earn about 50$ per day, that mean that after 3 days of mining I'm covering my expenses for electricity.. So all above that is pure profit, why should leave that?!

BitBustah

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Quote from: megainarmy on March 16, 2018, 09:38:16 AM

Stop mining will be necessary only when the payment for light will be more profit from mining Wink

Idd. Happening to me now.

megainarmy

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I believe that it is not yet time to stop mining. After all, even when in October there was a time of 1 dollar from the card, we still had a good profit. At times less than in the summer, but still not at zero, but in profit, even small. Stop mining will be necessary only when the payment for light will be more profit from mining Wink

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Quote from: Boriss on March 16, 2018, 07:33:58 AM

Quote from: Elder III on March 15, 2018, 03:49:16 PM

December was unrealistically high profit wise - now we're back around where we were in ~September time frame last year. We had a major bull run in the late spring and early summer of 2017, followed by a low spot at the end of summer, and then another crazy bull run at the end of 2017. Right now I expect to see those with credit card debts (for hardware) to be panicking and cashing out, but if you're hardware is paid for there's no reason to panic imo.

Bunch of people are selling rigs, they have made calculations when mining was at the Peak.
Now with changes in profit gains they have made decision to sell of hardware and even make some profit on it.

I got ROI pretty fast.. I stopped mining. Hoping times will change.

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Quote from: Elder III on March 15, 2018, 03:49:16 PM

December was unrealistically high profit wise - now we're back around where we were in ~September time frame last year. We had a major bull run in the late spring and early summer of 2017, followed by a low spot at the end of summer, and then another crazy bull run at the end of 2017. Right now I expect to see those with credit card debts (for hardware) to be panicking and cashing out, but if you're hardware is paid for there's no reason to panic imo.

Bunch of people are selling rigs, they have made calculations when mining was at the Peak.
Now with changes in profit gains they have made decision to sell of hardware and even make some profit on it.

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Quote from: Elder III on March 15, 2018, 03:49:16 PM

December was unrealistically high profit wise - now we're back around where we were in ~September time frame last year. We had a major bull run in the late spring and early summer of 2017, followed by a low spot at the end of summer, and then another crazy bull run at the end of 2017. Right now I expect to see those with credit card debts (for hardware) to be panicking and cashing out, but if you're hardware is paid for there's no reason to panic imo.

I understood that it`s thankless job to make forecast at crypto. The main thing is that profit more then electricity cost. And no silly credits.

Elder III

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December was unrealistically high profit wise - now we're back around where we were in ~September time frame last year. We had a major bull run in the late spring and early summer of 2017, followed by a low spot at the end of summer, and then another crazy bull run at the end of 2017. Right now I expect to see those with credit card debts (for hardware) to be panicking and cashing out, but if you're hardware is paid for there's no reason to panic imo.

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Quote from: rdluffy on March 15, 2018, 02:44:45 PM

Quote from: crairezx20 on March 15, 2018, 01:26:33 PM

Equihash algo giving low profitability these days, What coin are you mining guys with gtx 1080ti...

According to whattomine zcash still higher daily earnings than ethereum in default settings.

Would you guys suggest if I should stay mining zcash or switch to etherum.?

1080 ti for me it looks like the daily earnings are too low compared to the last December that actually gives me a large amount of profit, unlike today.

But I still fine with the electricity consumption.

There are coins giving 3 ~4 dollars daily, but you have to find, these coins are not on whattomine or another coin comparisson
If we talk here everyone will jump and profit's gone

Hence this thread is pointless Cheesy

Compare the market december and now, it's a bloodbath out there.

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Quote from: crairezx20 on March 15, 2018, 01:26:33 PM

Equihash algo giving low profitability these days, What coin are you mining guys with gtx 1080ti...

According to whattomine zcash still higher daily earnings than ethereum in default settings.

Would you guys suggest if I should stay mining zcash or switch to etherum.?

1080 ti for me it looks like the daily earnings are too low compared to the last December that actually gives me a large amount of profit, unlike today.

But I still fine with the electricity consumption.

There are coins giving 3 ~4 dollars daily, but you have to find, these coins are not on whattomine or another coin comparisson
If we talk here everyone will jump and profit's gone

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Equihash algo giving low profitability these days, What coin are you mining guys with gtx 1080ti...

According to whattomine zcash still higher daily earnings than ethereum in default settings.

Would you guys suggest if I should stay mining zcash or switch to etherum.?

1080 ti for me it looks like the daily earnings are too low compared to the last December that actually gives me a large amount of profit, unlike today.

But I still fine with the electricity consumption.

rdluffy

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Quote from: coinzoid on March 15, 2018, 11:49:03 AM

Which algo and power save settings do you recommend for night-time mining? I have a rig in the room I sleep and I'd like to keep it silent as much as possible while I'm sleeping.

Try Zcoin
Algo: Lyra2Z

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Which algo and power save settings do you recommend for night-time mining? I have a rig in the room I sleep and I'd like to keep it silent as much as possible while I'm sleeping.

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Quote from: p33k on March 14, 2018, 04:08:28 PM

Quote from: tm2k on March 14, 2018, 04:54:20 AM

What is a good way to evaluate how much coins you can mine using a specific graphics card? Any help? All tips appreciated!

http://whattomine.com/
https://www.crypto-coinz.net/crypto-calculator/
https://crypt0.zone/calculator

these sites are only popular coins, and how many more young coin which it is not showing. So you will not give a simple answer, you need to understand and to read, or to find friends from the crypto community, the more the merrier

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Quote from: Elder III on March 14, 2018, 08:24:56 PM

Quote from: megainarmy on March 14, 2018, 09:14:31 AM

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Question guys.

Is it safe to run 4 1080Tis on 1200W PSU?
PL will be 85%.
Riser powered by 6 pin, 6 pin, 1st Molex, 2nd Molex.

My Cooler Master V1200 Platinum has 5 PCI-e cables.

Yes, it is safe. But there is almost no reserve, because the average calculation for 1080ti is 250 watts, plus the system is 100 watts.
Total you have the type of 100 watts of stock. But it is better to take 200-300 reserve for inner peace. But according to calculations, everything is fine.

There is always the possibility of your rig restarting due to a crash (or Windows update etc) and having the GPUs all set back to stock power levels. If you have your rigs set to auto start mining if they reboot you would then find yourself consuming 100% power on all GPUs... for that reason alone we like to leave some wiggle room in our rigs.

Just remember on afterburner settings and load it at startup. And you will not have such a problem.

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Now the money is free, and so the people will be

its fine, but for future questions on power, a wattmetter is your best friend. then you can adjust your tdp and see how it changes your power usage, etc.

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Quote from: megainarmy on March 14, 2018, 09:14:31 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Question guys.

Is it safe to run 4 1080Tis on 1200W PSU?
PL will be 85%.
Riser powered by 6 pin, 6 pin, 1st Molex, 2nd Molex.

My Cooler Master V1200 Platinum has 5 PCI-e cables.

Yes, it is safe. But there is almost no reserve, because the average calculation for 1080ti is 250 watts, plus the system is 100 watts.
Total you have the type of 100 watts of stock. But it is better to take 200-300 reserve for inner peace. But according to calculations, everything is fine.

There is always the possibility of your rig restarting due to a crash (or Windows update etc) and having the GPUs all set back to stock power levels. If you have your rigs set to auto start mining if they reboot you would then find yourself consuming 100% power on all GPUs... for that reason alone we like to leave some wiggle room in our rigs.

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Quote from: tm2k on March 14, 2018, 04:54:20 AM

What is a good way to evaluate how much coins you can mine using a specific graphics card? Any help? All tips appreciated!

http://whattomine.com/
https://www.crypto-coinz.net/crypto-calculator/
https://crypt0.zone/calculator

megainarmy

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Question guys.

Is it safe to run 4 1080Tis on 1200W PSU?
PL will be 85%.
Riser powered by 6 pin, 6 pin, 1st Molex, 2nd Molex.

My Cooler Master V1200 Platinum has 5 PCI-e cables.

Yes, it is safe. But there is almost no reserve, because the average calculation for 1080ti is 250 watts, plus the system is 100 watts.
Total you have the type of 100 watts of stock. But it is better to take 200-300 reserve for inner peace. But according to calculations, everything is fine.

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Question guys.

Is it safe to run 4 1080Tis on 1200W PSU?
PL will be 85%.
Riser powered by 6 pin, 6 pin, 1st Molex, 2nd Molex.

My Cooler Master V1200 Platinum has 5 PCI-e cables.

You have plenty of headroom, usually want to follow 80% rule when it comes to electrical components, this includes PSUs that are under 24/7 load. With the 1080ti's, TDP is around 250 depending on model. Taking this, at 4 at 85% TDP is about 850 watts. That is 70% capacity. To hit the 80% rule you would need to hit 960 watts pulled from the PSU. If this is a mining rig, most hardware CPU, RAM, HDD/SSD take another 60-100 watts. So it would put you around 960 watts for 24/7 usage.

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