The problem turned out to be a bad USB cable. I went ahead and installed Ubuntu 16.04 server as I was tired of playing with device manager.
All three cards are now chugging along at ~470 sols/s.
Anyway know how to tweak the cards under linux ala MSI Afterburner?
Topic: EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner - page 200. (Read 2164327 times)
I've been using AMD rigs for a while, and I thought I'd try my hand with some CUDA boards.
I have a rig with Windows 10x64, 378.66 drivers, and three Geforce 1080 boards. For some reasons, Windows keeps shutting down one of the boards. If I click on it and have it find the drivers, it install older drivers. All three boards do work then however with the older driver.
When I run EWBF, the hashrate starts out around what I would expect and then quickly decays.
My questions:
1. Are the 378.66 drivers required? If so, any clues on why one of the boards doesn't like it?
2. Why the decaying hashrate? I've not mucked with any settings yet. These are stock.
3. Are the hash rates from Linux comparable to Windows? I'm much more comfortable with Unix.
NOTE: I do have the BIOS set to integrated graphics chip. This I've found makes managing things much easier. The motherboard is a MSI Z97.
I would bet that if you switch the card with another that would indicate the culprit is the slot it is in.I have a rig with Windows 10x64, 378.66 drivers, and three Geforce 1080 boards. For some reasons, Windows keeps shutting down one of the boards. If I click on it and have it find the drivers, it install older drivers. All three boards do work then however with the older driver.
When I run EWBF, the hashrate starts out around what I would expect and then quickly decays.
My questions:
1. Are the 378.66 drivers required? If so, any clues on why one of the boards doesn't like it?
2. Why the decaying hashrate? I've not mucked with any settings yet. These are stock.
3. Are the hash rates from Linux comparable to Windows? I'm much more comfortable with Unix.
NOTE: I do have the BIOS set to integrated graphics chip. This I've found makes managing things much easier. The motherboard is a MSI Z97.
I think that it indicates a conflict with the integrated graphic.
Tried Disabling it ?
It's not funny as you obviously don't get the point of sticking to a topic and not spamming a thread with unrelated chat convo.
But I see you belong to the category troll.
If you would have to put yourself into a category what would it be? But I see you belong to the category troll.
It's not funny as you obviously don't get the point of sticking to a topic and not spamming a thread with unrelated chat convo.
But I see you belong to the category troll.
And what unrelated chat are you reffering to? But I see you belong to the category troll.
I've been using AMD rigs for a while, and I thought I'd try my hand with some CUDA boards.
I have a rig with Windows 10x64, 378.66 drivers, and three Geforce 1080 boards. For some reasons, Windows keeps shutting down one of the boards. If I click on it and have it find the drivers, it install older drivers. All three boards do work then however with the older driver.
When I run EWBF, the hashrate starts out around what I would expect and then quickly decays.
My questions:
1. Are the 378.66 drivers required? If so, any clues on why one of the boards doesn't like it?
2. Why the decaying hashrate? I've not mucked with any settings yet. These are stock.
3. Are the hash rates from Linux comparable to Windows? I'm much more comfortable with Unix.
NOTE: I do have the BIOS set to integrated graphics chip. This I've found makes managing things much easier. The motherboard is a MSI Z97.
I have a rig with Windows 10x64, 378.66 drivers, and three Geforce 1080 boards. For some reasons, Windows keeps shutting down one of the boards. If I click on it and have it find the drivers, it install older drivers. All three boards do work then however with the older driver.
When I run EWBF, the hashrate starts out around what I would expect and then quickly decays.
My questions:
1. Are the 378.66 drivers required? If so, any clues on why one of the boards doesn't like it?
2. Why the decaying hashrate? I've not mucked with any settings yet. These are stock.
3. Are the hash rates from Linux comparable to Windows? I'm much more comfortable with Unix.
NOTE: I do have the BIOS set to integrated graphics chip. This I've found makes managing things much easier. The motherboard is a MSI Z97.
It's not funny as you obviously don't get the point of sticking to a topic and not spamming a thread with unrelated chat convo.
But I see you belong to the category troll.
But I see you belong to the category troll.
Could you please move this off topic talk somewhere else..you mess up the thead and flood it with unessential overload.
thanks
You mean like this one? thanks
Could you please move this off topic talk somewhere else..you mess up the thead and flood it with unessential overload.
thanks
thanks
Help me decide guys...
2x GTX 1060 3gb $388 ($194 each) or
1x GTX 1070 $389
my budget is $390. only
which is the best investment for mining?
Thanks
2x GTX 1060 3gb $388 ($194 each) or
1x GTX 1070 $389
my budget is $390. only
which is the best investment for mining?
Thanks
whats you electricity cost?? 2x1060 faster more power..
1x1070 slower more efficient
hmmmm.
taking out the electricity cost... so 2x1060 is more likely to generate more cryptocurrency? expecially ZCash?yeah it's better, you can get 280 with one toal 560 sol vs 450 sol for a 1070
Right but... do you have any expansion plan?
I f you do not plan to expand than go with 2x 1060
If you plan to expand and add more cards then you will thank yourself by going with efficiency. 6x 1070 for example.
But all this
Well my choice that is.
I dont make nearly close on other algos, of what I make with zec.
(1070), it's doing 410-440 sol/s and sipping the max amount of juice, even though I limited its power to 84%,
temp is 75c, mem clock +250, gpu clock + 200.
(1070), it's doing 410-440 sol/s and sipping the max amount of juice, even though I limited its power to 84%,
temp is 75c, mem clock +250, gpu clock + 200.
Totally agree, but today you have to look at others algos like lbry, skein, and such to make an opinion because Zcash is diving
Help me decide guys...
2x GTX 1060 3gb $388 ($194 each) or
1x GTX 1070 $389
my budget is $390. only
which is the best investment for mining?
Thanks
2x GTX 1060 3gb $388 ($194 each) or
1x GTX 1070 $389
my budget is $390. only
which is the best investment for mining?
Thanks
whats you electricity cost?? 2x1060 faster more power..
1x1070 slower more efficient
hmmmm.
taking out the electricity cost... so 2x1060 is more likely to generate more cryptocurrency? expecially ZCash?yeah it's better, you can get 280 with one toal 560 sol vs 450 sol for a 1070
Hi,
Thanks to all for a super thread.
I have this configuration:
0.3.0b
2x 1080 GTX @ 470-480sol/s on 132w per gtx ( Power limit 55%, +60 core clock + 420 mem) Gigabyte extreme gaming
1x 1050ti @ 140sol on 52w- 72%, Power +200, mem +220
3x 1060 GTX 6GB Gigabyte extreme gaming - @ 270-280sol/s on 92w - power 52%, core clock +150, mem +300
3x 1070 Gainward @ 365-375sol/s on 107w - power 72%, core +200, mem +300
Thanks to all for a super thread.
I have this configuration:
0.3.0b
2x 1080 GTX @ 470-480sol/s on 132w per gtx ( Power limit 55%, +60 core clock + 420 mem) Gigabyte extreme gaming
1x 1050ti @ 140sol on 52w- 72%, Power +200, mem +220
3x 1060 GTX 6GB Gigabyte extreme gaming - @ 270-280sol/s on 92w - power 52%, core clock +150, mem +300
3x 1070 Gainward @ 365-375sol/s on 107w - power 72%, core +200, mem +300
instead of +300 mem on the 1070 try -500mhz or even -1200mhz if it will handle it (mine does) gives more power to the core which will bring your hashrate up for the same power usage... my setting for 1070 atm is
G1 Gaming: 1070 samsung mem : power -40 % / core (default) / mem -1200mhz / temp 91 / =400sol's on 90wats......
What software are you using to achieve mem -1200mhz? I'm Using afterburner and the slider stops at -500.
I have a G1 gaming and it's currently at power limit 60%, core +100 mem -500 and it's doing around 375-380sol/s.
I know I can crank it up to 450-470 sol but that extra 100 sol uses approximately double the power (I think?) so doesn't seem worth it.
I would like to try even lower mem. Is there a setting somewhere in afterburner to allow lower clocks or are you using another method or different software?
VGA - XTREME ENGINE http://www.gigabyte.co.nz/Support/Utility/Graphics-Card
thanks for that.....
but I was just messing around with afterburner, and plugging in estimates (based on max TDP of 150 watts) into whattomine.com, and I think it makes more sense watching hashrate changes, etc - if I set the power limit to 75% (100 watts I guess?) - then if I put mem up to +600, and core at +80, I can get 425-430sol/s.
Why has everyone decided that dropping mem is a good idea? Is the TDP number for the whole card or just the GPU chip and doesn't include the power consumption of the memory? If that TDP is for the whole card what is the point of choking the memory and losing all that hash-rate?
No this is not how it works, each card has different TDP slider settings and each algo takes different amount of watt. You cannot estimate watt like that. For some cards 55= TDP is the same as 70% TDP for other just based on the TDP curve. Also lowering mem for zcash does not make sense since it uses quite a lot of memory. It makes sense for example for pascal, lbry etc. that do not use the memory controller at all.
Hi,
Thanks to all for a super thread.
I have this configuration:
0.3.0b
2x 1080 GTX @ 470-480sol/s on 132w per gtx ( Power limit 55%, +60 core clock + 420 mem) Gigabyte extreme gaming
1x 1050ti @ 140sol on 52w- 72%, Power +200, mem +220
3x 1060 GTX 6GB Gigabyte extreme gaming - @ 270-280sol/s on 92w - power 52%, core clock +150, mem +300
3x 1070 Gainward @ 365-375sol/s on 107w - power 72%, core +200, mem +300
Thanks to all for a super thread.
I have this configuration:
0.3.0b
2x 1080 GTX @ 470-480sol/s on 132w per gtx ( Power limit 55%, +60 core clock + 420 mem) Gigabyte extreme gaming
1x 1050ti @ 140sol on 52w- 72%, Power +200, mem +220
3x 1060 GTX 6GB Gigabyte extreme gaming - @ 270-280sol/s on 92w - power 52%, core clock +150, mem +300
3x 1070 Gainward @ 365-375sol/s on 107w - power 72%, core +200, mem +300
instead of +300 mem on the 1070 try -500mhz or even -1200mhz if it will handle it (mine does) gives more power to the core which will bring your hashrate up for the same power usage... my setting for 1070 atm is
G1 Gaming: 1070 samsung mem : power -40 % / core (default) / mem -1200mhz / temp 91 / =400sol's on 90wats......
What software are you using to achieve mem -1200mhz? I'm Using afterburner and the slider stops at -500.
I have a G1 gaming and it's currently at power limit 60%, core +100 mem -500 and it's doing around 375-380sol/s.
I know I can crank it up to 450-470 sol but that extra 100 sol uses approximately double the power (I think?) so doesn't seem worth it.
I would like to try even lower mem. Is there a setting somewhere in afterburner to allow lower clocks or are you using another method or different software?
VGA - XTREME ENGINE http://www.gigabyte.co.nz/Support/Utility/Graphics-Card
thanks for that.....
but I was just messing around with afterburner, and plugging in estimates (based on max TDP of 150 watts) into whattomine.com, and I think it makes more sense watching hashrate changes, etc - if I set the power limit to 75% (100 watts I guess?) - then if I put mem up to +600, and core at +80, I can get 425-430sol/s.
Why has everyone decided that dropping mem is a good idea? Is the TDP number for the whole card or just the GPU chip and doesn't include the power consumption of the memory? If that TDP is for the whole card what is the point of choking the memory and losing all that hash-rate?
Hi,
Thanks to all for a super thread.
I have this configuration:
0.3.0b
2x 1080 GTX @ 470-480sol/s on 132w per gtx ( Power limit 55%, +60 core clock + 420 mem) Gigabyte extreme gaming
1x 1050ti @ 140sol on 52w- 72%, Power +200, mem +220
3x 1060 GTX 6GB Gigabyte extreme gaming - @ 270-280sol/s on 92w - power 52%, core clock +150, mem +300
3x 1070 Gainward @ 365-375sol/s on 107w - power 72%, core +200, mem +300
Thanks to all for a super thread.
I have this configuration:
0.3.0b
2x 1080 GTX @ 470-480sol/s on 132w per gtx ( Power limit 55%, +60 core clock + 420 mem) Gigabyte extreme gaming
1x 1050ti @ 140sol on 52w- 72%, Power +200, mem +220
3x 1060 GTX 6GB Gigabyte extreme gaming - @ 270-280sol/s on 92w - power 52%, core clock +150, mem +300
3x 1070 Gainward @ 365-375sol/s on 107w - power 72%, core +200, mem +300
instead of +300 mem on the 1070 try -500mhz or even -1200mhz if it will handle it (mine does) gives more power to the core which will bring your hashrate up for the same power usage... my setting for 1070 atm is
G1 Gaming: 1070 samsung mem : power -40 % / core (default) / mem -1200mhz / temp 91 / =400sol's on 90wats......
What software are you using to achieve mem -1200mhz? I'm Using afterburner and the slider stops at -500.
I have a G1 gaming and it's currently at power limit 60%, core +100 mem -500 and it's doing around 375-380sol/s.
I know I can crank it up to 450-470 sol but that extra 100 sol uses approximately double the power (I think?) so doesn't seem worth it.
I would like to try even lower mem. Is there a setting somewhere in afterburner to allow lower clocks or are you using another method or different software?
VGA - XTREME ENGINE http://www.gigabyte.co.nz/Support/Utility/Graphics-Card
Hi,
Thanks to all for a super thread.
I have this configuration:
0.3.0b
2x 1080 GTX @ 470-480sol/s on 132w per gtx ( Power limit 55%, +60 core clock + 420 mem) Gigabyte extreme gaming
1x 1050ti @ 140sol on 52w- 72%, Power +200, mem +220
3x 1060 GTX 6GB Gigabyte extreme gaming - @ 270-280sol/s on 92w - power 52%, core clock +150, mem +300
3x 1070 Gainward @ 365-375sol/s on 107w - power 72%, core +200, mem +300
Thanks to all for a super thread.
I have this configuration:
0.3.0b
2x 1080 GTX @ 470-480sol/s on 132w per gtx ( Power limit 55%, +60 core clock + 420 mem) Gigabyte extreme gaming
1x 1050ti @ 140sol on 52w- 72%, Power +200, mem +220
3x 1060 GTX 6GB Gigabyte extreme gaming - @ 270-280sol/s on 92w - power 52%, core clock +150, mem +300
3x 1070 Gainward @ 365-375sol/s on 107w - power 72%, core +200, mem +300
instead of +300 mem on the 1070 try -500mhz or even -1200mhz if it will handle it (mine does) gives more power to the core which will bring your hashrate up for the same power usage... my setting for 1070 atm is
G1 Gaming: 1070 samsung mem : power -40 % / core (default) / mem -1200mhz / temp 91 / =400sol's on 90wats......
What software are you using to achieve mem -1200mhz? I'm Using afterburner and the slider stops at -500.
I have a G1 gaming and it's currently at power limit 60%, core +100 mem -500 and it's doing around 375-380sol/s.
I know I can crank it up to 450-470 sol but that extra 100 sol uses approximately double the power (I think?) so doesn't seem worth it.
I would like to try even lower mem. Is there a setting somewhere in afterburner to allow lower clocks or are you using another method or different software?
Help me decide guys...
2x GTX 1060 3gb $388 ($194 each) or
1x GTX 1070 $389
my budget is $390. only
which is the best investment for mining?
Thanks
2x GTX 1060 3gb $388 ($194 each) or
1x GTX 1070 $389
my budget is $390. only
which is the best investment for mining?
Thanks
whats you electricity cost?? 2x1060 faster more power..
1x1070 slower more efficient
hmmmm.
taking out the electricity cost... so 2x1060 is more likely to generate more cryptocurrency? expecially ZCash?Help me decide guys...
2x GTX 1060 3gb $388 ($194 each) or
1x GTX 1070 $389
my budget is $390. only
which is the best investment for mining?
Thanks
2x GTX 1060 3gb $388 ($194 each) or
1x GTX 1070 $389
my budget is $390. only
which is the best investment for mining?
Thanks
whats you electricity cost?? 2x1060 faster more power..
1x1070 slower more efficient
Help me decide guys...
2x GTX 1060 3gb $388 ($194 each) or
1x GTX 1070 $389
my budget is $390. only
which is the best investment for mining?
Thanks
2x GTX 1060 3gb $388 ($194 each) or
1x GTX 1070 $389
my budget is $390. only
which is the best investment for mining?
Thanks
Hi,
Thanks to all for a super thread.
I have this configuration:
0.3.0b
2x 1080 GTX @ 470-480sol/s on 132w per gtx ( Power limit 55%, +60 core clock + 420 mem) Gigabyte extreme gaming
1x 1050ti @ 140sol on 52w- 72%, Power +200, mem +220
3x 1060 GTX 6GB Gigabyte extreme gaming - @ 270-280sol/s on 92w - power 52%, core clock +150, mem +300
3x 1070 Gainward @ 365-375sol/s on 107w - power 72%, core +200, mem +300
Thanks to all for a super thread.
I have this configuration:
0.3.0b
2x 1080 GTX @ 470-480sol/s on 132w per gtx ( Power limit 55%, +60 core clock + 420 mem) Gigabyte extreme gaming
1x 1050ti @ 140sol on 52w- 72%, Power +200, mem +220
3x 1060 GTX 6GB Gigabyte extreme gaming - @ 270-280sol/s on 92w - power 52%, core clock +150, mem +300
3x 1070 Gainward @ 365-375sol/s on 107w - power 72%, core +200, mem +300
instead of +300 mem on the 1070 try -500mhz or even -1200mhz if it will handle it (mine does) gives more power to the core which will bring your hashrate up for the same power usage... my setting for 1070 atm is
G1 Gaming: 1070 samsung mem : power -40 % / core (default) / mem -1200mhz / temp 91 / =400sol's on 90wats......
I will try it tomorrow!
thank you!
indkt
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