Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 327. (Read 2347601 times)

I have some poor palit js 1080ti and can test if you want ))

I can test on MSI, GB and Asus. Just give me miner.

Can anyone test nexus sp-mod #6 n the 1080ti?
.what hashrares are you getting?

Totally agree.
So, you had mined a lot of Nexus in the earlies, nice.
This is good strategy, I have never done this.

got it thanks!

The 1080ti should be good in the nexus algo.

Why don't you download the old djm34 miner and try for your self

The link is in the nexus thread

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nexus-pure-sha3-cpugpu-npos-15-active-innovations-more-to-come-657601

Nexus sp-mod #6:

The 1080 does 200MHASH with mild oc.
I expect the 1080ti to do around 260-280MHASH.


The 1080ti has 86.66% more processors than the gtx 1070, but it is clocked lower. So if a 1080ti is 2x1070 speed, the 1070 code isn't optimized.

2x1070 does around 320MHASH.

do you have some estimate how fast is 1080 ti on nexus? just curious maybe it is equal to 2x 1070

you are telling me that 0.3 btc with two gpu isn't that much are you joking? there is no coin that can give you that, and it's not instamining, i was mining for two days, the diff was low, because no one care about a coin that have no exchange

instamining is another thing, it's when you mine tons of block in few seconds/minute, this is earlymining...mining before the coin hit the exchange

You can't even dream about on another coin? That's assuming I don't have the hash to support being 'that profitable'. There is literally a limit on how much you can make on instamining... If I told you .3BTC wasn't that much...? You're trying to get me fired up over a hat trick that is only profitable for a day... if that.

Looking at Bitcoin Planet that you spoke of, the daily volume was at most $1100 and thats close to when it launched and slid down hill from there, that's not much nor would that be worth my time. That's volume that includes dumping as well as normal market volume. But you know, I suppose you were just trying to make a point about how it really didn't matter what you mined that coin with, you made money anyway.

What you're talking about IS instamining and prospecting. Which could be absolutely valueless... It's a different part of cryptos that have nothing to do with mining, which has no point in a discussion of AMD or Nvidia being better, you're just talking about a technique. That isn't sustainable or remotely long term profit for mining. You could do the same thing without any mining equipment by buying coins early if you expect them to gain value which I mentioned already, that's investing though and once again isn't mining.

well the point is that you are not profitable for 2 days and crappy for 363, that is your assumption, it's more like you are profitable for 2-3 days with very huge profit, that you can not even dream about on other coin

and then for the next 2-3 weeks you just keep mining something else which is on par with what you are mining anyway, i consider those huge profit a bonus

and bitcoin planet is not a old coin, was released 1 week ago and was very profitable at launch like many other in the past, it's not even instamining, is earlymining waiting for exchange, these coin are always the best one for huge return

hue hue and you backed yours up with 'ur stupid'. And no, most of the larger niche coins have been saturated. There are a couple that can maybe supports a dozen or a couple dozen 1070s... and sure... you basically described ultra niche and that can evaporate over night and you're mining nothing but dust, not only can the market instantly crash, but so too can the difficulty.

Wish I could pay my electricity bills with hopes and dreams like you, but that's not the way life works.


You don't say? I was one of the original people mining it here years ago. I said 'most', not all... Although you basically just shit another market down.

Funny how you're talking about new 'niche coins' to mine and basically just described a old one that not many people know about. Skein is making less then equihash, x17, bitcore, and tribus are all making less then equihash. Blake2s is also making less then equihash. I suppose you can add spreadcoin to that now.

Instamining new coins isn't the same thing as extended long term income either. Being profitable for a day and then crappy for the other 364 days out of the year isn't going to help anyone get ahead. It really doesn't even matter what you're mining that with too. We've covered this before, that's literally outside the normal spectrum of mining. There is no long term mining profit in that nor any reason to buy AMD or Nvidia. You could throw ancient hardware at it and still come out ahead, it really doesn't matter. That's like saying 'I bought XYZ coin on day 1 and it went up 10000% percent! I made so much money!', yeah that's neat, that's not mining.

Nexus +72% today.

More than $10 per gtx 1070 with the sp-mod #6. (0.05btc)

well bensam with spreadcoin you make more than whattomine coin, it's no secret, with the private miner i'm doing 16+Mh on a 1080ti


not only that but those niche shit coin, are always coming, i mean there always a new shit niche coin to mine, they never end

so you have a infinite more profitable opportunity than whattomine, last one was bitcoin planet, made 0.3 in 2 days with only 2 x 1080ti, just an hint...

What a stupid and useless comment.

Fortunatelly i dont have to mine eth+dcr with a 1070, because those shit and easy to saturate coins you talk about can be mined longer than you think.

Yeah of course, now it does not make sense. But in two months, who knows?

lol... The new kids decided to squak about most of the niche algos, so those are off the table. You can earn more mining equihash then those algos. People don't understand how nvidia mining works, it's all niche and as soon as you talk about that niche it's gone. Matter of a fact, most of the ones I know about are earning a $1 less per day then equihash.

But that aside, you can earn more then equihash mining eth+dcr... but I'm sure you know that because you've entered all those numbers in. Eth+dcr is currently earning $4 compared to $3.53 with equihash on a 1070.

Yeah, so no... We're back to square one... which is equihash. Nice everyone always mentions how much nvidia makes on niche algos... but they don't, not anymore... Wow it's like something I mentioned over the last couple months about how insanely volatile and easy to saturate niche algos/coins are.

Ah, but I'm sure you bought a bunch of 1080/tis because they're amazing! so now you're fucked and can't mine ethereum+anything and are stuck on equihash anyway. I can see why you're lamenting about 'nvidia mining lowly ethereum', but you know...

its not like nvidia don't have a better option anyway, who mine eth with nvidia...

Yup and If you're mining using the same intensity settings you'd be earning on par with a 1070 with a 580 instead of 30% more then it. But we all know the good miners (which I'm sure exist... somewhere) will tweak their intensity settings in favor of a secondary algo, which will offset the reduction in hashrate for ethereum. Something about Nvidia never getting assembly changes Claymore made for AMD which doubled the secondary hashrate they get too, kinda a big deal.

If Nvidia had a decent dual miner for eth+alt coin which I've asked for for years we'd be talking about something, but nup.

Ok, so you intentionally remove working API code, increase speed by 2-4%, charge a 1.67% fee.  How is this beneficial?  If a rig were to run too hot, someone would never know. If one were to stop mining, it would be a while before notified from pool, and what if you switch what coins/pools you use?  There are tons of uses for remote monitoring, such as also remotely switching pools, or config.  I am still calling this miner completely useless without API. I would rather lose 2% speed than have a rig go down, or overheat, and wait to be notified by email that I don't check every 5 minutes, or not know a rig is hot without remote desktop every rig I own 5 times a day. Also, pools tend to email a lot of false positives on rigs down, so emails get ignored. I also have mine 6 different coins (various GPUs, and ASICs), so I don't feel I should have to constantly check 6 different pools.

It's 30% at like Epoch 150+, not 140, and this will be about 10 weeks out. AMD cards have enjoyed cheaper prices (until bubble), and better dual mining. Even with slowdown, normal price Polaris cards still profitable, there are other coins to mine.