...it turns out my video card really is 2GB, even though I couldn't find that version online
Is there still any economic mining possibilities on a 2GB GPU I could explore? I'd like some experience in how it works before I start making investments
Topic: Claymore problem: GeForce GTX 1050 Ti, 2048 MB (instead of 4096) (Read 109 times)
thanks!
...it turns out my video card really is 2GB, even though I couldn't find that version online
Is there still any economic mining possibilities on a 2GB GPU I could explore? I'd like some experience in how it works before I start making investments
...it turns out my video card really is 2GB, even though I couldn't find that version online
Is there still any economic mining possibilities on a 2GB GPU I could explore? I'd like some experience in how it works before I start making investments
January 07, 2018, 08:19:02 AM
Download a little software called GPU-Z and you will see how much you gpu actualy have.
January 07, 2018, 08:08:54 AM
Hi,
I'm making my first steps in mining and I've got Claymore up and running. However, it won't start mining because it can't create the DAG file. When I start Claymore it lists my video card as:
GeForce GTX 1050 Ti, 2048 MB
even though it is a 4096 MB card.
Does anyone have a suggestion about what causes this / how to fix it?
I'm making my first steps in mining and I've got Claymore up and running. However, it won't start mining because it can't create the DAG file. When I start Claymore it lists my video card as:
GeForce GTX 1050 Ti, 2048 MB
even though it is a 4096 MB card.
Does anyone have a suggestion about what causes this / how to fix it?
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