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Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 618. (Read 2347677 times)

legendary
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ICO? Not even once.
Are there benchmarks with 1060 ?
I will also like to know how the 1060 performs with ccminer and ethminer.
I already ordered two Gigabyte 1070 G1, but I would like to know about the 1060 to see which of the two is the most efficient at mining (hash/watt)

I got two G1 1070's and I love them. I can only OC about +80 on the core because it automatically boosts to about ~1990 Mhz. It basically automatically overclocks itself for every algo without having to worry about finding the optimal OC that would work with all algos. And if I OC too much it doesn't get stuck on low power mode (405 mhz) like previous generations, it instantly recovers which is great.

At first I wanted to buy G1 1080's but those also only have 1 x 8 pin aux power inputs which is not enough for me. I mean a 5-6 card 1080 rig would pull too much from the risers - for my taste at least. I mean the G1 1070's can pull a bit over 200W at max power limit (111% which is 199W on 'paper') on their own with certain algos.

I'm also interested in the 1060's but it's just not in shops yet and will probably only start popping up terribly overpriced in a couple of weeks.
hero member
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Are there benchmarks with 1060 ?
I will also like to know how the 1060 performs with ccminer and ethminer.
I already ordered two Gigabyte 1070 G1, but I would like to know about the 1060 to see which of the two is the most efficient at mining (hash/watt)
legendary
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Are there benchmarks with 1060 ?
legendary
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The Titan series was never for mining, hell, it was never even for gaming so if you're looking at it for mining you're doing several things wrong.

If only the GTX 1080 Gigabyte G1 edition had more than just one 8-pin then that might be the winner but as it stands, the clear winner is the G1 1070 - ignoring other flavors which I do.. At least for me and the prices given to me.

yeah but i like a 1060 rig also, it hash somehow the same hash per watt compared to 1070, but it's much cheaper, and still very good in many algo not like the 480 which is good on eth only

i think i'll build a rig of those in the future
legendary
Activity: 2002
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ICO? Not even once.
The Titan series was never for mining, hell, it was never even for gaming so if you're looking at it for mining you're doing several things wrong.

If only the GTX 1080 Gigabyte G1 edition had more than just one 8-pin then that might be the winner but as it stands, the clear winner is the G1 1070 - ignoring other flavors which I do.. At least for me and the prices given to me.
newbie
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What is the best mining algo atm? lbry, sia or decred ? Or any?
legendary
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some predictions of what is the new titanX capable of ??

If it goes like Maxwell it will be severely overpriced and perform a little better than a 1080, but then the 1080ti
will be released and will blow it out of the water for a lower price.
legendary
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quarkchain.io
some predictions of what is the new titanX capable of ??
legendary
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Anyone try this driver for PASCAL ?

http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4202

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Wonder if this fixes the Ethereum issues on the 1XXX series.

Its just a hot fix for DPC lag, it fixes nothing...........
legendary
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Anyone try this driver for PASCAL ?

http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4202

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Wonder if this fixes the Ethereum issues on the 1XXX series.
full member
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Anyone try this driver for PASCAL ?

http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4202

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For me a more unstable core overclock limit, had to go down 20 mhz from my usual overclock in nvidia inspector. I recently updated my gtx 1080 g1 gaming bios to the beta, which fixed the memory overclock issue in a p2 state. you could overclock the memory to say 5300 mhz while mining, but if you exit mining, (the old bios caused windows to crash) the new one doesnt.
legendary
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legendary
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there is only the klaus fork, and it still has that bad thing about running multiple instances...
hero member
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Any information on a good Cuda SIA miner? Not the crap that was put out a couple weeks ago.
As far as I know, there's no other Sia miner using CUDA code.
Maybe you could ask in the Sia thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-sia-decentralized-storage-1060294
legendary
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Any information on a good Cuda SIA miner? Not the crap that was put out a couple weeks ago.
legendary
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Hello folks - sorry for the off topic but I think this the best spot to ask.  I am in the process of acquiring my first 1070 rig.  What motherboard do you suggest?  I was previously using the Gigabyte 990fxa-ud3 and would like to upgrade to a newer one.  I will be running no more than 5 GTX 1070's and I use EVGA 1300watt PSU's.  I have an AM3+ processor (black edition).  I am looking for a stable board.  Thank you in advance.

ASrock H97 Anniversary or H81 BTC is what most people use.
legendary
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@AzzAz
Monitor the real GPU frequency, maybe for some reason they drop down, also push the power limit at max....
legendary
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Hello folks - sorry for the off topic but I think this the best spot to ask.  I am in the process of acquiring my first 1070 rig.  What motherboard do you suggest?  I was previously using the Gigabyte 990fxa-ud3 and would like to upgrade to a newer one.  I will be running no more than 5 GTX 1070's and I use EVGA 1300watt PSU's.  I have an AM3+ processor (black edition).  I am looking for a stable board.  Thank you in advance.

IMO, the board is not that critical as long as it has enough PCIe slots and you use powered risers. But don't go too cheap because
you still want good components. You could even stick with your existing mobo, 4 PCIe IIRC, unless you really need that fifth slot.
Talking about 5x 1070G1: I have strange result, factory clocks they give some hash ( 160, 33 each- Lyra2Rev2). OCed they give less, even only + 50 gpu.  With only 3 they go over 40 each with gpu+110. PSU is Chieftec 1250 gold, new, so it is not. Temps are 60-68 c.  Anybody found this ?
legendary
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Hello folks - sorry for the off topic but I think this the best spot to ask.  I am in the process of acquiring my first 1070 rig.  What motherboard do you suggest?  I was previously using the Gigabyte 990fxa-ud3 and would like to upgrade to a newer one.  I will be running no more than 5 GTX 1070's and I use EVGA 1300watt PSU's.  I have an AM3+ processor (black edition).  I am looking for a stable board.  Thank you in advance.

IMO, the board is not that critical as long as it has enough PCIe slots and you use powered risers. But don't go too cheap because
you still want good components. You could even stick with your existing mobo, 4 PCIe IIRC, unless you really need that fifth slot.
legendary
Activity: 1504
Merit: 1002
Hello folks - sorry for the off topic but I think this the best spot to ask.  I am in the process of acquiring my first 1070 rig.  What motherboard do you suggest?  I was previously using the Gigabyte 990fxa-ud3 and would like to upgrade to a newer one.  I will be running no more than 5 GTX 1070's and I use EVGA 1300watt PSU's.  I have an AM3+ processor (black edition).  I am looking for a stable board.  Thank you in advance.
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