Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 617. (Read 2347641 times)

Looks like the Lbry mining train is just about up... Going to reiterate that Nvidia users still need a developer to make a dual miner for Ethereum. Either to purchase, miner fee, free... Whatever. It needed to be done... like six months ago.

Also a good SIA miner is quite desirable at the moment as well.

I'm mining with 970 and talking only about bad not perfect default .bat )
~520Mh/s with 4*gtx970 70% TDP

P.S: gtx960 is good too, about 90Mh/s 60% tdp  

about what hashrate are you talking about? I have 268mh/s with 90% tdp (gtx1070)

U can get more hashrate for same power 
README is your friend)

What do you mean? More hashrate or less power usage?

LBRY is not very efficient until U play with miner settings 

i like that too there is a cheaper Platinium model also with the usb monitoring system : HXi Series HX750i

and also, the RMi series RM750i

You are the best!  .

yeah corsair rm1000i, 91% efficiency, with corsair link it show you the wattage, really useful

Do you have Corsair ax, or hx series, or you get those power numbers?

same thing



i'm loving the 1070, it's a beast for mining and gaming, really worth its value

Gigabyte G1 1070 is doing good, 32C outside atm,
1930@2800/140W = 60-62C@66fan

I own a gigabyte G1 1080, and i think their cooling system is correct but not enough for the 1080... at least with current july temperatures. Consider the Extreme if you buy one...

But could be different on the 1070 if they use the exact same cooling system, less cores to power = less heat...

Else about yiimp fees, the 1% is temporary, because its less than that (all tx fees are included in it). If i get too much miners, i may have to increase it. (On suprnova they take some fixed amount on each payout)

Finally i buy a gigabyte g1 gaming gtx 1070

With ccminer-1-8-tpruvot-windows 10 x64 , i have 270 mh/s with +150 on core clock with driver 368.81-desktop-win10-64bit-international-whql with LBRY algo .



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Yeah... Pretty certain small and thin fans (based on the height of the fan itself) usually denotes how likely it is for the sleeve/bearing to give out eventually.

So going back to what was being discussed in the Lbry thread, I've personally seen pools skim off the top over the years I've mined... Usually when it comes to brand new coins that are worth a decent amount of money and before everything gets set in stone and people become more aware of it.

Currently a lot of people are mining Lbry, I've tried three pools. MNpool, suprnova, and yiimp. MNpool and suprnova both output about 30% less coins then they should based on estimates, Yiimp on the other hand seems to be paying exactly what it should. I thought that because both MNpool and Suprnova were both putting out 30% less it was normal. Now after using Yiimp for awhile I don't think that's the case at all.

I don't know if they're doing it on purpose or something is messed up on their pools, but it definitely appears that I'm getting the right results from Yiimp and I wasn't from MN or Suprnova. I haven't tried Cointron so they may be clean.

I've personally gotten shit results from Suprnova in the past so I wouldn't put it past them. It seems that the big pools that survived from the Scrypt era all are up to schenanagins... Probably would explain how they survived while tons of other big pools shut down or had to downsize a lot.


My personal recommendation if you're mining Lbry right now is to shoot it to yiimp. That and Epsylon runs it so he gets the 1% which is a good reward for his development.

hey bensam
that's one fucked up fan! geez what a piece of crap!
Makes me remember of the MSI R9 280X, I had so many problems with those fans... or the sapphire 7950 vaporx another piece of crap (while the sapphire 7950 dualx were pretty good!)

I agree that eth is the mother of the gpu algos right now, but i don't like to mine just one algo, sure i have most of my rigs on eth, but a lot of them are on other coins.

750Tis even old, still working pretty good (all of them, i have gigabyte 750Ti 2GB and the evga 750ti ftw, both good cards, the ftw is using 36W but hash like a beast, the gigabyte ones are now in 30w and pretty decent khs/watt ratio, they cannot beat the 970 with the new drivers, but back in the day (1 year ago) there were issues with the 970 drivers and efficiency where not as good) probably I was one of the guys that was arguing about efficiency back in the day with you hehe.

Sure... In the beginning... It wasn't the beginning a year ago. Whole reason you change things up and experiment is because you're basing data off 750tis you bought a year earlier and haven't changed because it's working 'flawlessly'. XD

Also, buying different models of cards isn't really messing things up that much. Worst case scenario you get something like the 1070 Amp edition cards... Lucky I actually 'experimented' with them and told you guys about them, so you don't need to go through the same thing. -_-

Ethereum is the mother GPU coin, you should care about it... Look at all the GPU miners hiding in it. All other coins basically mirror it in terms of profitability.


Apparently MSI models use double ball bearings now... at least that is confirmed on the red cards (not sure about white models). Really wish more manufacturers would make a note of what kind of bearings their fans use. That is a HUGE deal and still weird so few actually tell you what sort they use (probably because they're using cheap shitty sleeves).




And that's from a shit sleeve XFX card. They just slowed down till eventually they just popped off the fan shaft, not even joking. It literally fell off.

It's just a preference but I only buy Gigabyte 3 fan cards, period. It's pointless to mix things up and experiment when things work flawlessly.

A lot of people thought the 750 Ti's only used 38W instead of 60W and in the beginning the miners weren't optimized for the 900-series cards. And for some algos they are much better than the 970 (eg. scrypt-jane) and vice versa.

Ethereum is pretty terrible in terms of profitability so I couldn't care less about it.

That depends on which 1070 or 1080 you're buying. Doesn't matter if you only buy one make or model, that's not the way it works for most people.

Still funny... I remember when you guys were signing praise about the 750tis a year ago and still buying them over 970s at the time until we had a heated argument here about miner costs.

If the 1080 wasn't so fucked up in Ethereum it could actually prove to be a interesting alternative. This may still be because developers don't know how to properly use 5x memory as well...

you can do 80% power limit plus , +150 on the core, is the best combination i got, it hash at 1950 or more and consume no more than 140-150w