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August 07, 2014, 06:21:40 PM
August 07, 2014, 02:39:23 PM
1 880(not titan) run at 3 x 750t speed, unless it consume more than 180w and cost something like more than $600, it will be a great gpu for sure, and you need less rigs which is also a good advantage over 750ti
We can only know until someone try it out with actual hashrate data and watt at wall.
i posted the specs not long time ago, one 880 is x 3 750ti, 880 titan is 3.5-4x
can't be that high, current price for 750ti is too expensive imho, because of miners and the fact that is the only maxwell gpu
if the ratio would be 3-1 you could basically sell your 750ti for 880 with 0 extra money
August 07, 2014, 02:22:03 PM
1 880(not titan) run at 3 x 750t speed, unless it consume more than 180w and cost something like more than $600, it will be a great gpu for sure, and you need less rigs which is also a good advantage over 750ti
We can only know until someone try it out with actual hashrate data and watt at wall.
i posted the specs not long time ago, one 880 is x 3 750ti, 880 titan is 3.5-4x
MSRP is supposed to be between $450 - $499
August 07, 2014, 01:50:37 PM
1 880(not titan) run at 3 x 750t speed, unless it consume more than 180w and cost something like more than $600, it will be a great gpu for sure, and you need less rigs which is also a good advantage over 750ti
We can only know until someone try it out with actual hashrate data and watt at wall.
i posted the specs not long time ago, one 880 is x 3 750ti, 880 titan is 3.5-4x
August 07, 2014, 12:51:10 PM
I think that's why its disabled on the lower cards. Unless there's an issue with sli on maxwell which I doubt
August 07, 2014, 12:49:37 PM
ready sold a couple of 780 Ti's and selling a 2 more. They are just too power hungry compared to 750 Ti's.
for mining yes, if i could sli 750Ti's i would August 07, 2014, 12:48:11 PM
To make it worse. Their all on USB risers
August 07, 2014, 12:46:47 PM
ready sold a couple of 780 Ti's and selling a 2 more. They are just too power hungry compared to 750 Ti's.
for mining yes, if i could sli 750Ti's i would6 way sli lmao
Imagine the stuttering.
August 07, 2014, 12:30:01 PM
Hell yeh
August 07, 2014, 12:21:06 PM
ready sold a couple of 780 Ti's and selling a 2 more. They are just too power hungry compared to 750 Ti's.
for mining yes, if i could sli 750Ti's i would6 way sli lmao
August 07, 2014, 12:05:54 PM
ready sold a couple of 780 Ti's and selling a 2 more. They are just too power hungry compared to 750 Ti's.
for mining yes, if i could sli 750Ti's i would August 07, 2014, 11:49:53 AM
If the 880 is that much better i will give away/sell my 750Ti's and 780, and buy a load of 880's
We will see
We will see
I already sold a couple of 780 Ti's and selling a 2 more. They are just too power hungry compared to 750 Ti's.
August 07, 2014, 10:08:20 AM
If the 880 is that much better i will give away/sell my 750Ti's and 780, and buy a load of 880's
We will see
We will see
August 07, 2014, 09:38:39 AM
September/October.
This is what I read also but was for the 880. I'm interested in info on the 880ti too.
Not sure how much my country will sell. Maybe i am better off with 750ti. Although in theory it should be better but must wait for price and results of actual hashrate when it goes live.
i found it
https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.videocardz.com%2F1%2F2014%2F07%2FAMD-nVidia-Grafikchip-Portolio-Roadmap-10-Juli-2014.png&t=542&c=SRwfw7LJ8R8GsQ
5x would be very very good, basically one rig in one vga, the titan 2 is nearly x4 which seems right, if the regular 880 will be x5 in mining then the titan will be x7? lol
If that is the case, mining is back in business like in 2013.
August 07, 2014, 09:38:05 AM
September/October.
This is what I read also but was for the 880. I'm interested in info on the 880ti too.
Not sure how much my country will sell. Maybe i am better off with 750ti. Although in theory it should be better but must wait for price and results of actual hashrate when it goes live.
i found it
https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.videocardz.com%2F1%2F2014%2F07%2FAMD-nVidia-Grafikchip-Portolio-Roadmap-10-Juli-2014.png&t=542&c=SRwfw7LJ8R8GsQ
is it possible to fully optimize ccminer for 880 series ? The miner don't have to be compatible for other model.
August 07, 2014, 09:37:51 AM
September/October.
This is what I read also but was for the 880. I'm interested in info on the 880ti too.
Not sure how much my country will sell. Maybe i am better off with 750ti. Although in theory it should be better but must wait for price and results of actual hashrate when it goes live.
i found it
https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.videocardz.com%2F1%2F2014%2F07%2FAMD-nVidia-Grafikchip-Portolio-Roadmap-10-Juli-2014.png&t=542&c=SRwfw7LJ8R8GsQ
5x would be very very good, basically one rig in one vga, the titan 2 is nearly x4 which seems right, if the regular 880 will be x5 in mining then the titan will be x7? lol
August 07, 2014, 09:09:29 AM
September/October.
This is what I read also but was for the 880. I'm interested in info on the 880ti too.
Not sure how much my country will sell. Maybe i am better off with 750ti. Although in theory it should be better but must wait for price and results of actual hashrate when it goes live.
i found it
https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.videocardz.com%2F1%2F2014%2F07%2FAMD-nVidia-Grafikchip-Portolio-Roadmap-10-Juli-2014.png&t=542&c=SRwfw7LJ8R8GsQ
August 07, 2014, 08:46:04 AM
I'm struggling to figure out what you are trying to do. We know you are a smart guy. Well maybe not since you are thinking of getting a EVGA 780 Hydro Copper with water cooling these days. 
(sorry couldn't resist).
But on a serious note, what type of machine setup do you have at present?
What are you planning to do with your current machine?
What are you planning on doing with the new "beast"?
Carlo
(sorry couldn't resist).But on a serious note, what type of machine setup do you have at present?
What are you planning to do with your current machine?
What are you planning on doing with the new "beast"?
Carlo
Lmao watercooling is to keep my system silent, and i do mean silent.
The area where i live is basically the country on a quiet lane. You can hear gpu fans and cpu fans easily in the room so watercooling keeps it nice a quick with 600rpm super quiet fans that hardly spin
Right now my rig is the following:
CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1230V2 4 core 8 thread 3.6GHz
Motherboard: Asrock fatal1ty z77 Professional (yes i do use the dual lan)
Memory: 16GB Corsair Vengeance Pro **Running out quickly so needs to be 32GB**
Storage: 2 x 120GB SSD + 2 4TB WD Red's
GPUs: GTX 780 Hydro Copper + 3 MSI 750TI's
Monitor: 50" Plasma TV
So right now my system runs the following tasks:
Home Theatre
Gaming Rig
Web Server
Virtual Machines
Media Server
Video Editor
Image Editor
Coding system
As you can tell it does a lot of stuff.
The new one needs to do exactly the same but i need more power behind it. My VM's can get very power hungry running wallets or smaller servers for different tasks.
I use a lot of system memory with all the VM's running + games so i need a lot of memory
I code a lot at home so i need more then 1 display to help my work flow, i need at least 2 at all times.
Same goes for video and picture editing
I am replacing my 50" plasma so i need 4 27" screens to replace it for home theatre
The system is on 24/7 for the media server and home theatre so low power is a factor, GPU's wont rev up unless i want the so low power cpu is a must
Gaming, so this is why a second 780. If i am going to spend so much money on a machine i want some good gaming performance. You put 4 1080p screens together and that is a lot of pixels to render. A single 780 would fall over and die if you tried to game on those resolutions with good settings
Watercooling fittings are more to make my life easier. I am adding in quick disconnects to the entire system so i can remove parts if need be
The current machine will be given to my girlfriend along with a 750ti so she can use it instead of her laptop plus so she can game. She isn't so into gaming so doesn't need such a high end gpu. She will also be using 2 of the 4 monitors i buy when suing the system, so we will have 2 each but when she isnt on i will have all 4
Have i missed anything?
Wow that's a lot of "eggs in one basket". You have a lot of competing functionality on the same box.
I have all the same things you do and then some. But for me I run PLEX as my media manager and have this running on it's own machine with about 25TB of storage. I have a "shared" library that usually has 2 or 3 other people streaming movies most of the day. Typically 2 to 8 streams are going 24 hours. It's setup like Netflix (only better content)
I have another XEON machine setup for VMs (Hyper-V) with 32GB of memory and a couple 4TB drives and several SSD drives which make running VMs much faster.
I have another machine setup that runs IIS and external programs (could have used a VM).
My Dev machine is my high end laptop with 3 SSD drives in it and 32GB memory. Also supports 4 external monitors if needed.
I have a couple other server machines also but they do stuff not talked about here. I have a 1 or 2 GPUs in each machine that I use to pay for the electric as the machines are on anyway so this is profitable for me.
I surely could consolidate some of the machines if I wanted to but I prefer to have each machine setup for specific things and locked down accordingly.
Have you thought about doing something similar instead? Would be cheaper in the long run, give you redundancy, etc...
Carlo
My limit is that i don't have a lot of space for systems. In the room i can use i have space for only 2 machines.
My system streams using plex the same as yours and as a shared drive for programs etc.
Plus i don't pay the power bill except what my systems used so i am limited to a 12A connection.
If i had the space to put them all i would. Especially with cheaper power and an extra room
August 07, 2014, 08:36:29 AM
I'm struggling to figure out what you are trying to do. We know you are a smart guy. Well maybe not since you are thinking of getting a EVGA 780 Hydro Copper with water cooling these days. (sorry couldn't resist).
But on a serious note, what type of machine setup do you have at present?
What are you planning to do with your current machine?
What are you planning on doing with the new "beast"?
Carlo
(sorry couldn't resist).But on a serious note, what type of machine setup do you have at present?
What are you planning to do with your current machine?
What are you planning on doing with the new "beast"?
Carlo
Lmao watercooling is to keep my system silent, and i do mean silent.
The area where i live is basically the country on a quiet lane. You can hear gpu fans and cpu fans easily in the room so watercooling keeps it nice a quick with 600rpm super quiet fans that hardly spin
Right now my rig is the following:
CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1230V2 4 core 8 thread 3.6GHz
Motherboard: Asrock fatal1ty z77 Professional (yes i do use the dual lan)
Memory: 16GB Corsair Vengeance Pro **Running out quickly so needs to be 32GB**
Storage: 2 x 120GB SSD + 2 4TB WD Red's
GPUs: GTX 780 Hydro Copper + 3 MSI 750TI's
Monitor: 50" Plasma TV
So right now my system runs the following tasks:
Home Theatre
Gaming Rig
Web Server
Virtual Machines
Media Server
Video Editor
Image Editor
Coding system
As you can tell it does a lot of stuff.
The new one needs to do exactly the same but i need more power behind it. My VM's can get very power hungry running wallets or smaller servers for different tasks.
I use a lot of system memory with all the VM's running + games so i need a lot of memory
I code a lot at home so i need more then 1 display to help my work flow, i need at least 2 at all times.
Same goes for video and picture editing
I am replacing my 50" plasma so i need 4 27" screens to replace it for home theatre
The system is on 24/7 for the media server and home theatre so low power is a factor, GPU's wont rev up unless i want the so low power cpu is a must
Gaming, so this is why a second 780. If i am going to spend so much money on a machine i want some good gaming performance. You put 4 1080p screens together and that is a lot of pixels to render. A single 780 would fall over and die if you tried to game on those resolutions with good settings
Watercooling fittings are more to make my life easier. I am adding in quick disconnects to the entire system so i can remove parts if need be
The current machine will be given to my girlfriend along with a 750ti so she can use it instead of her laptop plus so she can game. She isn't so into gaming so doesn't need such a high end gpu. She will also be using 2 of the 4 monitors i buy when suing the system, so we will have 2 each but when she isnt on i will have all 4
Have i missed anything?
Wow that's a lot of "eggs in one basket". You have a lot of competing functionality on the same box.
I have all the same things you do and then some. But for me I run PLEX as my media manager and have this running on it's own machine with about 25TB of storage. I have a "shared" library that usually has 2 or 3 other people streaming movies most of the day. Typically 2 to 8 streams are going 24 hours. It's setup like Netflix (only better content)
I have another XEON machine setup for VMs (Hyper-V) with 32GB of memory and a couple 4TB drives and several SSD drives which make running VMs much faster.
I have another machine setup that runs IIS and external programs (could have used a VM).
My Dev machine is my high end laptop with 3 SSD drives in it and 32GB memory. Also supports 4 external monitors if needed.
I have a couple other server machines also but they do stuff not talked about here. I have a 1 or 2 GPUs in each machine that I use to pay for the electric as the machines are on anyway so this is profitable for me.
I surely could consolidate some of the machines if I wanted to but I prefer to have each machine setup for specific things and locked down accordingly.
Have you thought about doing something similar instead? Would be cheaper in the long run, give you redundancy, etc...
Carlo
August 07, 2014, 08:24:30 AM
Does anyone else have about 12% rejects with X15 and about 25% rejects with Doomcoin?
GPU: Nvidia GTX 750Ti & Driver: nvidia-331
BTW Whirlcoin works fine.
GPU: Nvidia GTX 750Ti & Driver: nvidia-331
BTW Whirlcoin works fine.
I think if you read through the thread you would see others reporting similar high reject rates on these two algos.
I don't think I've quite seen that high of rejects posted but non-the-less these two algo do seem higher then all others.
Carlo
I've read one post about Doomcoin one or two weeks ago but not about X15. Thought maybe someone have found a solution for that.
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