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Is anyone able to let me know if this works on ethOS? Thanks.
Still only a "plus" of about 3-4MH, with --revA option. I have EVGA 1080 FTW DT GPUs. BIOS 86.04.3B.00.86. Device ID 10DE 1B80-3842 6284. Memory GDDR5x Micron.
Debian/Ubuntu with 4.15 kernels, 390.48 drivers and cuda 9.1.
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
As I stated, you MUST provide me with the VBIOS, so I can see wtf model you have. I can't just go off stuff like 'This is a 1080Ti it doesn't work!' Because for all I know, you are mining on a toaster and you just think it's a 1080Ti because there's a postit with jam stains and a wonky NVIDIA logo drawn in crayon.
VBIOS; and please create an issue on GitHub so it's better sorted, if possible.
Sorry for arrogance. I uploaded BIOSes of my toasters and opened an issue
https://github.com/OhGodACompany/OhGodAnETHlargementPill/issues/47
Good you will be covering this cause there are deflecting conclusions if this modification actually delivers on the shares reported as compared to a non enlarged card.
As I stated, you MUST provide me with the VBIOS, so I can see wtf model you have. I can't just go off stuff like 'This is a 1080Ti it doesn't work!' Because for all I know, you are mining on a toaster and you just think it's a 1080Ti because there's a postit with jam stains and a wonky NVIDIA logo drawn in crayon.
VBIOS; and please create an issue on GitHub so it's better sorted, if possible.
Haha, jam stains give extra MH/s though. I uploaded the vbios for the Titan XP over there.
In your interview on youtube a couple days ago you mentioned a paid version of this tool for older GeForceGPUs. If you can make Kepler cards able to sh7t coins you might need to change your username to OhGodAGod. Maxwell would be cool too.
I would actually be interested in a paid version because I fall into this category of older GeForce cards at my disposal.
Debian/Ubuntu with 4.15 kernels, 390.48 drivers and cuda 9.1.
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
As I stated, you MUST provide me with the VBIOS, so I can see wtf model you have. I can't just go off stuff like 'This is a 1080Ti it doesn't work!' Because for all I know, you are mining on a toaster and you just think it's a 1080Ti because there's a postit with jam stains and a wonky NVIDIA logo drawn in crayon.
VBIOS; and please create an issue on GitHub so it's better sorted, if possible.
Haha, jam stains give extra MH/s though. I uploaded the vbios for the Titan XP over there.
In your interview on youtube a couple days ago you mentioned a paid version of this tool for older GeForceGPUs. If you can make Kepler cards able to sh7t coins you might need to change your username to OhGodAGod. Maxwell would be cool too.
I get CUDA error if turn on OhGodAnETHlargementPill in HiveOS.
Is there any chance for the Pill reduce even more the cards lifespan?
the real question
FFS here we go again! perpetuating the MYTH that electronics wear out like some machine!
The only thing that is likely to suffer are fans because they are mechanical.
Until you can explain at the material level what changes with age, be quiet.
24/7 operation is not a reason.
Running at 100% is not a reason (unless you're an idiot you will be under clocking and volting to reduce power)
heat cycling is not a reason( for one thing mining gpu aren't cycling, they run at steady temps)
So enough with the irrational paranoia, and anyway you will be upgrading before any gpu's run long enough to wear out
Baz
That's not exactly true. The caps will eventually fail, and they will fail faster at higher temps. I doubt that this ETHlargement will have any significant impact though.
This is a good watch: Ask GN 67: Does Mining Hurt GPUs? https://youtu.be/3WWfj7RF_z8?t=6m21s
Biggest win for sustained loads: run hardware below power limit spec. Less stress on components than their design ratings = much longer lifespan.
If you're really concerned about components find someone who knows their shit and get them to vet the card design. Or someone might have already done it e.g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoLWVvHasaw
Debian/Ubuntu with 4.15 kernels, 390.48 drivers and cuda 9.1.
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
As I stated, you MUST provide me with the VBIOS, so I can see wtf model you have. I can't just go off stuff like 'This is a 1080Ti it doesn't work!' Because for all I know, you are mining on a toaster and you just think it's a 1080Ti because there's a postit with jam stains and a wonky NVIDIA logo drawn in crayon.
VBIOS; and please create an issue on GitHub so it's better sorted, if possible.
Haha, jam stains give extra MH/s though. I uploaded the vbios for the Titan XP over there.
In your interview on youtube a couple days ago you mentioned a paid version of this tool for older GeForceGPUs. If you can make Kepler cards able to sh7t coins you might need to change your username to OhGodAGod. Maxwell would be cool too.
OhGodAGod is sadly already taken. But I'm just a girl, nothing more.
Debian/Ubuntu with 4.15 kernels, 390.48 drivers and cuda 9.1.
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
As I stated, you MUST provide me with the VBIOS, so I can see wtf model you have. I can't just go off stuff like 'This is a 1080Ti it doesn't work!' Because for all I know, you are mining on a toaster and you just think it's a 1080Ti because there's a postit with jam stains and a wonky NVIDIA logo drawn in crayon.
VBIOS; and please create an issue on GitHub so it's better sorted, if possible.
Haha, jam stains give extra MH/s though. I uploaded the vbios for the Titan XP over there.
In your interview on youtube a couple days ago you mentioned a paid version of this tool for older GeForceGPUs. If you can make Kepler cards able to sh7t coins you might need to change your username to OhGodAGod. Maxwell would be cool too.
Debian/Ubuntu with 4.15 kernels, 390.48 drivers and cuda 9.1.
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
As I stated, you MUST provide me with the VBIOS, so I can see wtf model you have. I can't just go off stuff like 'This is a 1080Ti it doesn't work!' Because for all I know, you are mining on a toaster and you just think it's a 1080Ti because there's a postit with jam stains and a wonky NVIDIA logo drawn in crayon.
VBIOS; and please create an issue on GitHub so it's better sorted, if possible.
We have been working on a very interesting project and that is what is keeping is busy.
There is no stability and also one cannot really mine on these OC.
Is there any chance for the Pill reduce even more the cards lifespan?
the real question
FFS here we go again! perpetuating the MYTH that electronics wear out like some machine!
The only thing that is likely to suffer are fans because they are mechanical.
Until you can explain at the material level what changes with age, be quiet.
24/7 operation is not a reason.
Running at 100% is not a reason (unless you're an idiot you will be under clocking and volting to reduce power)
heat cycling is not a reason( for one thing mining gpu aren't cycling, they run at steady temps)
So enough with the irrational paranoia, and anyway you will be upgrading before any gpu's run long enough to wear out
Baz
Im lay, im just asking
I run < 60º and only 58% power with my 1080s with the Pill, but the program could me changing some critical feature
IMO you can't say absolute nothing about this
I could be running at 10% power usage, at 10C, this does not mean that an software cannot damage the card, why not?
Like when you stall the engine in a car, you have stopped the mechanical process, but nothing physical is broken. You can restart and drive on. No damage caused.
So if you dont have the skills to explain in detail how damage can be done, you dont have the right to state it can.
You just have FUD, and FUD isnt good enough.
Baz
Is there any chance for the Pill reduce even more the cards lifespan?
the real question
FFS here we go again! perpetuating the MYTH that electronics wear out like some machine!
The only thing that is likely to suffer are fans because they are mechanical.
Until you can explain at the material level what changes with age, be quiet.
24/7 operation is not a reason.
Running at 100% is not a reason (unless you're an idiot you will be under clocking and volting to reduce power)
heat cycling is not a reason( for one thing mining gpu aren't cycling, they run at steady temps)
So enough with the irrational paranoia, and anyway you will be upgrading before any gpu's run long enough to wear out
Baz
Im lay, im just asking
I run < 60º and only 58% power with my 1080s with the Pill, but the program could me changing some critical feature
IMO you can't say absolute nothing about this
I could be running at 10% power usage, at 10C, this does not mean that an software cannot damage the card, why not?
I know a question like this might offend the developer. Of course, if she/he knew that it would damage, she/he would have warned or she/he would not even have released the software.
But it has to be asked. And already it was answered.
Let's go on
Debian/Ubuntu with 4.15 kernels, 390.48 drivers and cuda 9.1.
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.
Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.
Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?
if people are using sane settings (voltages and cooling) plus quality PSUs the card will be far obsolete before any damage to caps and such happen.
fans? meh. make sure they are ball bearing. and add external fans if needed. keep cards below 70C and thats not just the gpu chip there are vrms that need to be cooled also (call it 80C for them). the better cards also monitor memory temps. not sure what the highest recommended is but i would guess 70C for them.
people are overthinking this. relax. electronics like stable temps and stable voltages more than anything else.
fans? meh. make sure they are ball bearing. and add external fans if needed. keep cards below 70C and thats not just the gpu chip there are vrms that need to be cooled also (call it 80C for them). the better cards also monitor memory temps. not sure what the highest recommended is but i would guess 70C for them.
people are overthinking this. relax. electronics like stable temps and stable voltages more than anything else.
That's not exactly true. The caps will eventually fail, and they will fail faster at higher temps. I doubt that this ETHlargement will have any significant impact though.
If you are referring to the electrolytic caps - they can be easily replaced. Only very high temperatures can harm the device, and most miners are running them at 60-70C on average.
Hello
I have a 1080 ddr5x but I can not run at home, I have a blackscreen and my PC restart.
you have an idea ?
I have a 1080 ddr5x but I can not run at home, I have a blackscreen and my PC restart.
you have an idea ?
Hey guys I have an EVGA gtx 1080 mining with hiveos. Just updated to latest version which comes with the pill built in. I am getting 30.5 mh/s which is awsome. Up from 21 mh/s. I am however not able to overclock on hiveos. It gives me memory error cuda error 4. Anyone have the same issue know a fix? Not able to overclock at all on Linux... Any help?
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