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anyone mine neoscrypto what`s the hasrate i got on cc miner 13.400khs...it`s ok ?
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the capacitors on these cards are rated for 90 000 hours(10 years) @70c.
According to Steve Burke at Gamers Nexus you're looking at 5000 or 10000 hours @ 105C.the capacitors on these cards are rated for 90 000 hours(10 years) @70c.
Not saying it is gospel, just parroting what he says.
Video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WWfj7RF_z8&t=874s
For everyone's benefit and enjoyment...
Are there really people running their GPU's at 105C?
I dont believe so, to much throttle to run it at that temp
vrms can hit 100+ *C
anyway i have run various cards for years 24/7/365 at folding and mining, only lost a couple fans. but i do keep them clean and cool(ish).
you forget other parts on the card that cant handle these temp for a long time without being affect. The cards are built to run @70C, its a fact. Now if you want to go ahead and run them @85C its your business.
hey i run mine in the mid 60s on gpus, and my evga 1070tis/sapphires 390s can tell vrm temps too (mid 50s to mid 60s *C). ill take me chances
but some cards had stupid hot vrms and right next to cheap(ish) caps, i agree with that.. dont recall which models through, read about it in reviews at anandtech i believe. no idea how they fared on long term compute usage.
guys what`s the best settigs and miner for neoscrypt ? cc miner or nsgminer ?
Do you know where can i find plaginmod 1.1.1 x64 ... he said its the best for x17 ?.. thx
It is a big secret if you are banned in google:
https://github.com/palginpav/ccminer/releases/
Don't forget to donate to Palgin
I am using nicehash to mine. pls can someone advice me. how much downgrade power % is good for 1080ti without loosing much income. Thanks.
80% is fine. Do you know where can i find plaginmod 1.1.1 x64 ... he said its the best for x17 ?.. thx
It is a big secret if you are banned in google:
https://github.com/palginpav/ccminer/releases/
Don't forget to donate to Palgin
I am using nicehash to mine. pls can someone advice me. how much downgrade power % is good for 1080ti without loosing much income. Thanks.
Do you know where can i find plaginmod 1.1.1 x64 ... he said its the best for x17 ?.. thx
It is a big secret if you are banned in google:
https://github.com/palginpav/ccminer/releases/
Don't forget to donate to Palgin
Do you know where can i find plaginmod 1.1.1 x64 ... he said its the best for x17 ?.. thx
It is a big secret if you are banned in google:
https://github.com/palginpav/ccminer/releases/
Don't forget to donate to Palgin
Thats where silicon lottery kicks in as some of the cards are already maxed out at factory settings like aorus extreme while others are can be oc without problem.Also different algos different power draw and oc
Yah while I like how cool and quiet the aorus extreme runs I've noticed is about maxed out of the box. I can barely overclock it at all before it becomes unstable. My evga sc2 on the other hand while not clocked as high out of the box is able to run higher clocks after adjustment vs. the aorus.Both are IMO good cards. Heat and clocks you can get are heavily dependent on algorithm. I typically don't like to run them over about 65c for long periods of time. Probably don't need to worry about it I just like to be on the safe side.
Guys, me, being a power electronics engineer who specialises in power circuitry can safely say there is no precise openly shared data on every component on that PCB. It's commercial knowledge thats well guarded and typically datasheets have simplified models that don't thoroughly explain cause and effects etc. So it's hard to estimate the lifetime of each and every part on that PCB even if we were to meticulously search for their datasheets. What I can safely say is that the way NVIDIA would manage this by:
a) having loads of engineers simulating PCBs on 3D softwares to figure out temps on each component and
b) to specify a lifetime to each manufacturer and set some legal clauses to chargeback to the parts manufacturers for EARLY failures.
The second part is more significant. Nvidia can promise customers say 3 years warranty. Nvidia will then specify the parts manufacturer to have a lifetime of 3+1 years @ 85 Celc. Next, the parts manufacturer's design teams will design for 3+1+1 years @ 85 Celc to safeguard its company's ass.
Now, there's a tradeoff of lifetime vs cost. The longer its lifetime, the more expensive it'll be. A business is a business and if Nvidia provides 3 years warranty, I expect the cards to mostly last up to 4 years if ran at our example of 85C.
Running it at a lower temp will raise its lifetime as its less stressed mechanically but I don't have the ballpark figures to say what it'll be (I know it well for PSU components). We have to get an Nvidia / AMD engineer to elaborate on that.
a) having loads of engineers simulating PCBs on 3D softwares to figure out temps on each component and
b) to specify a lifetime to each manufacturer and set some legal clauses to chargeback to the parts manufacturers for EARLY failures.
The second part is more significant. Nvidia can promise customers say 3 years warranty. Nvidia will then specify the parts manufacturer to have a lifetime of 3+1 years @ 85 Celc. Next, the parts manufacturer's design teams will design for 3+1+1 years @ 85 Celc to safeguard its company's ass.
Now, there's a tradeoff of lifetime vs cost. The longer its lifetime, the more expensive it'll be. A business is a business and if Nvidia provides 3 years warranty, I expect the cards to mostly last up to 4 years if ran at our example of 85C.
Running it at a lower temp will raise its lifetime as its less stressed mechanically but I don't have the ballpark figures to say what it'll be (I know it well for PSU components). We have to get an Nvidia / AMD engineer to elaborate on that.
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after 70C you get a significant lifespan drop , even mining softwares change the color from green to yellow as soon as a card reach 70C
http://oi63.tinypic.com/34nfolz.jpg
after 70C you get a significant lifespan drop , even mining softwares change the color from green to yellow as soon as a card reach 70C
http://oi63.tinypic.com/34nfolz.jpg
but that's cap temperature, it's not the GPU or VRAM temperature reported by the drivers. In thermal maps the GPU is the hottest region of the card, and caps are surely several degrees cooler.
While XZC is still profitable for me and maybe has a future, I started with BWK today to see if it's any good. Should make 2x XZC profits (higher power usage though).
Was getting 0.9~ XZC per day in december now just 0.5, this new diff really sucks =/
Jkcrypto has some awesome posts on this, really good updated info for us with 1080 ti!
Was getting 0.9~ XZC per day in december now just 0.5, this new diff really sucks =/
Jkcrypto has some awesome posts on this, really good updated info for us with 1080 ti!
Were u able to run the miner he posted? Mine crashes with an windows error.
If not, Which miner are u using?
Yep I'm using the miner he posted. It's just a CC miner modded (palgin version)
I'm running win 7, if you are running something else try comp mode maybe? Or try other ccminer unmodded.
I'm getting 88mh/s with 100% power +75 core +0 mem
Been mining for around 18 hours and I have probably around 0.79 BWKs (since pool deposits every 4~ hours and its been a few hours without deposits). Since BWK is around $10, I guess $10 per day is pretty accurate!
you forget other parts on the card that cant handle these temp for a long time without being affect. The cards are built to run @70C, its a fact. Now if you want to go ahead and run them @85C its your business.
Where this 'fact' comes from?.
after 70C you get a significant lifespan drop , even mining softwares change the color from green to yellow as soon as a card reach 70C
Well the science is settled then. The miner changed the color so 70c is it.
what a fcking idiot, lol, I blame your parents.
you forget other parts on the card that cant handle these temp for a long time without being affect. The cards are built to run @70C, its a fact. Now if you want to go ahead and run them @85C its your business.
Where this 'fact' comes from?.
after 70C you get a significant lifespan drop , even mining softwares change the color from green to yellow as soon as a card reach 70C
Well the science is settled then. The miner changed the color so 70c is it.
What you've got there is great. I've probably referred to it a dozen times in the last few days. Thank you.
You're welcome.
Damn, just saw http://pools.you-stupid-woman.com/, thats pretty cool, think i might use that
If it works out nice ill make sure send small tip hehe
Thx for the contribution man
If it works out nice ill make sure send small tip hehe
Thx for the contribution man
Thanks. Just something I made. I was working on an advanced version, but no seemed to care so..
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the capacitors on these cards are rated for 90 000 hours(10 years) @70c.
According to Steve Burke at Gamers Nexus you're looking at 5000 or 10000 hours @ 105C.the capacitors on these cards are rated for 90 000 hours(10 years) @70c.
Not saying it is gospel, just parroting what he says.
Video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WWfj7RF_z8&t=874s
For everyone's benefit and enjoyment...
Are there really people running their GPU's at 105C?
I dont believe so, to much throttle to run it at that temp
vrms can hit 100+ *C
anyway i have run various cards for years 24/7/365 at folding and mining, only lost a couple fans. but i do keep them clean and cool(ish).
you forget other parts on the card that cant handle these temp for a long time without being affect. The cards are built to run @70C, its a fact. Now if you want to go ahead and run them @85C its your business.
hey i run mine in the mid 60s on gpus, and my evga 1070tis/sapphires 390s can tell vrm temps too (mid 50s to mid 60s *C). ill take me chances
but some cards had stupid hot vrms and right next to cheap(ish) caps, i agree with that.. dont recall which models through, read about it in reviews at anandtech i believe. no idea how they fared on long term compute usage.
Damn, just saw http://pools.you-stupid-woman.com/, thats pretty cool, think i might use that
If it works out nice ill make sure send small tip hehe
Thx for the contribution man
If it works out nice ill make sure send small tip hehe
Thx for the contribution man
Thanks. Just something I made. I was working on an advanced version, but no seemed to care so..
you forget other parts on the card that cant handle these temp for a long time without being affect. The cards are built to run @70C, its a fact. Now if you want to go ahead and run them @85C its your business.
Where this 'fact' comes from?.
after 70C you get a significant lifespan drop , even mining softwares change the color from green to yellow as soon as a card reach 70C
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