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newbie
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I having second thoughts about this Vega lineup.....1070 and 1080ti are already king in ZEC and a whole bunch of ccminer algos.

Vega Gaming version even with fast HBM2 will be better?

Maybe a price tag of below $200 will change my mind...

Aren't you guys worried about the ZEC price because of speculation about the backdoor?

Are you holding all your ZEC or trading for something?

hero member
Activity: 1151
Merit: 528
It seems VEGA can do almost 40 eth, maybe more with RX / updates we shall see, but the interesting thing is it can dual mine 3500 - 4500 decred at the same time, which is not too shabby. 

It is not outright bad. But as quoted below, it is not what we all hoped it would be. Even still with those numbers a return on investment is not likely for quite a long time unless there are severe shortages and you are a lucky one to grab them early. The network hashrate will adjust within days most likely.

I will get one or two but does not seem like a game changing miner
Yeah that is probably what I will do as well, I have plenty of spare slots and I would love to pick up a couple just to play with. Now if only Newegg accepted straight ETH so I could buy them without any exchanging!
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
I will get one or two but does not seem like a game changing miner
legendary
Activity: 2294
Merit: 1182
Now the money is free, and so the people will be
It seems VEGA can do almost 40 eth, maybe more with RX / updates we shall see, but the interesting thing is it can dual mine 3500 - 4500 decred at the same time, which is not too shabby. 
hero member
Activity: 1151
Merit: 528
VEGA looks pretty disappointing in my opinion. Like you said, it will be all about how many SOLs it can produce and the wattage against the 1080 TI. With its Ethash rate almost the same as the 1080 ti it might just edge it out no matter what, and the lower price helps, but I guess the real question will come down to availability. I can still walk into Microcenter and grab a few 1080 tis no problem, I doubt they will have stock of VEGA sitting around ready to be purchased.
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
Check this out, vega specs finally.

http://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-rx-vega-64-56-official-slide-performance-specs-price-leak/


Im interested in the vega 56 line up, which is basically a 1070 card but with HBM2 ram for coins like Zcash could be really good.  Im really hoping this will turn out to be the mining sweet spot for rig density and price/performance but that all depends how it performs, ETH not good for HBM2 but some of the others could end up being nice.

I having second thoughts about this Vega lineup.....1070 and 1080ti are already king in ZEC and a whole bunch of ccminer algos.

Vega Gaming version even with fast HBM2 will be better?

Maybe a price tag of below $200 will change my mind...

I see 399 and 499 in that thread.

They may be a good or great zec  card.

but at 499  it needs to be  able to do 600 sols at 180 watts to be better then  the 1080 ti

I can do 640 sols at 170 watts with the 1080 ti  and pay 665 with a good deal

the the higher end amd doing 600 sols at 180 watts and costing less per sol  makes it better then the 1080ti
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1080
---- winter*juvia -----
Check this out, vega specs finally.

http://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-rx-vega-64-56-official-slide-performance-specs-price-leak/


Im interested in the vega 56 line up, which is basically a 1070 card but with HBM2 ram for coins like Zcash could be really good.  Im really hoping this will turn out to be the mining sweet spot for rig density and price/performance but that all depends how it performs, ETH not good for HBM2 but some of the others could end up being nice.

I having second thoughts about this Vega lineup.....1070 and 1080ti are already king in ZEC and a whole bunch of ccminer algos.

Vega Gaming version even with fast HBM2 will be better?

Maybe a price tag of below $200 will change my mind...
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'

simply not worth 2899

3 card 1080 ti.

I paid 770 for the evga 1080 ti
I paid 703 for the zotac 1080 ti mini
I paid 665 for the asus 1080 ti
I paid 121 for the 850 watt quark  psu


this is 2259  you can get 1 stick of 8gb ram for 61 and a usb 3 stick for 30 that is 90
this is   91
total   2350   plus 50 for a lowed cpu
             50
total   2400     and you can do 2000- 2100 sols  vs 2000 sols  smaller space  use about 600 watts vs 800 watts

mobo 100

2500


I did over kill

I paid 100 for a mobo
I paid 200 for 4 8gb sticks of ram  only need 1 stck
I paid 150 for an i5 7500t cpu  = overkill
I paid   70 for a 1tb hdd
I paid   30 for a win 10 key


this is 550
plus  2259
total  2809   with way more power then the  prebuilt
or 2500  with more power but not killer.

with way still much cheaper then the prebuilt and the 2899 they want does not include shipping

Probably around 2899 USD -- similar to this

https://www.eastshore.xyz/tutorial-ethereum-miner-of-nvidia-p106-100-mining-card-eth-zcash-xmr-supported/
https://www.eastshore.xyz/shop/

Anyways.... the Pandminer episode left a bitter taste - no nightmares like that again...

BW.com hops into to the graphics card mining train with BW-E22 Miner.
Any thoughts?
Seems quite powerful.
It can be found at their Chinese main page.
https://www.bw.com/


Google translate:
Code:
Power supply: 1250W dedicated power supply (chassis external)
System power consumption: 800 ~ 900W
CPU: INTEL CELERON CPU G1840 @ 2.8G dual-core LGA1150
DDR: 4G DDR3 SO-DIMM
SSD: 64G high speed solid state hard drive
NIC: Gigabit Ethernet card
USB: 2 USB2.0
Graphics card: 6 NVIDIA GTX1060 6G Miner dedicated graphics
Display Output: HDMI (Motherboard)
Fan: 3 12038 4PIN server professional fan
Startup: Power on automatically starts
Operating system: WINDOWS 10 / LINUX
Chassis Size: 468mm X 341mm X 133mm
Calculus ETH: 140Mh / s soil 10%, single card 23 Mh / soil 10% s

it is all about price

what do they want for it?



My 3 card 2x 1080 ti    and 1 x 1070  would kill it mining zec.


My newer 3x 1080 ti    would kill it  a bit harder doing zec.



Why 8 gb vs 4gb?

I have found with all 1080 ti's

  the cpu can be cheap  like a pentium 4400t  but it runs a bit smoother with a single 8gb stick

I also grabbed a lot of 8gb sticks at 46  bucks each.

I also grabbed a lot of cpus for 110 to 150  i5 6400t i5 6500t i5 7400t i5 7500t
Since I do eBay sales the cpus are easy to sell back


you can save on the cpu using a 4400t you can save on the ram using 1 4gb stick.

but mobo+cpu+ram  last 2-4 years easy with my builds..  So having better specs pays off.

I churn the gpus' every six months or so.

 the z170 biostar mobos  are great for 2,3,4 card builds and  10 of 11 still work after 16 months . they all have 8gb ram sticks  and mostly i5 6400t cpus


 they have used rx 470
then rx 480 4gb
then rx 480 8gb
then nvidia 1070
now 1080 ti


maybe amd vega next?

I hope to use those mobos for at least another year.


Remember I stay small in the summer.  
I have 5 1080 ti's
I have some test rigs in the house.


I have 7 1080 ti's in the solar array
I have 64th for btc in the solar array.

When it gets cold I will pull the 1080 ti's from the array
bringing me to 12 1080 ti's in the house for heating + mining
and I will add to get to say 16-20 ti's

the mobos + ram + cpu  become more like the psu's a long term item

the gpus I will be churning
hero member
Activity: 1008
Merit: 1000
Check this out, vega specs finally.

http://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-rx-vega-64-56-official-slide-performance-specs-price-leak/


Im interested in the vega 56 line up, which is basically a 1070 card but with HBM2 ram for coins like Zcash could be really good.  Im really hoping this will turn out to be the mining sweet spot for rig density and price/performance but that all depends how it performs, ETH not good for HBM2 but some of the others could end up being nice.
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1080
---- winter*juvia -----
plus don't forget, non-mining cards have resale value to gaming community, while the mining cards....

my group was this close investing in 120 units of the Pandminer last year.... glad that we didn't go ahead with that plan and did DIY instead


simply not worth 2899

3 card 1080 ti.

I paid 770 for the evga 1080 ti
I paid 703 for the zotac 1080 ti mini
I paid 665 for the asus 1080 ti
I paid 121 for the 850 watt quark  psu


this is 2259  you can get 1 stick of 8gb ram for 61 and a usb 3 stick for 30 that is 90
this is   91
total   2350   plus 50 for a lowed cpu
             50
total   2400     and you can do 2000- 2100 sols  vs 2000 sols  smaller space  use about 600 watts vs 800 watts

mobo 100

2500


I did over kill

I paid 100 for a mobo
I paid 200 for 4 8gb sticks of ram  only need 1 stck
I paid 150 for an i5 7500t cpu  = overkill
I paid   70 for a 1tb hdd
I paid   30 for a win 10 key


this is 550
plus  2259
total  2809   with way more power then the  prebuilt
or 2500  with more power but not killer.

with way still much cheaper then the prebuilt and the 2899 they want does not include shipping

Probably around 2899 USD -- similar to this

https://www.eastshore.xyz/tutorial-ethereum-miner-of-nvidia-p106-100-mining-card-eth-zcash-xmr-supported/
https://www.eastshore.xyz/shop/

Anyways.... the Pandminer episode left a bitter taste - no nightmares like that again...

BW.com hops into to the graphics card mining train with BW-E22 Miner.
Any thoughts?
Seems quite powerful.
It can be found at their Chinese main page.
https://www.bw.com/


Google translate:
Code:
Power supply: 1250W dedicated power supply (chassis external)
System power consumption: 800 ~ 900W
CPU: INTEL CELERON CPU G1840 @ 2.8G dual-core LGA1150
DDR: 4G DDR3 SO-DIMM
SSD: 64G high speed solid state hard drive
NIC: Gigabit Ethernet card
USB: 2 USB2.0
Graphics card: 6 NVIDIA GTX1060 6G Miner dedicated graphics
Display Output: HDMI (Motherboard)
Fan: 3 12038 4PIN server professional fan
Startup: Power on automatically starts
Operating system: WINDOWS 10 / LINUX
Chassis Size: 468mm X 341mm X 133mm
Calculus ETH: 140Mh / s soil 10%, single card 23 Mh / soil 10% s

it is all about price

what do they want for it?



My 3 card 2x 1080 ti    and 1 x 1070  would kill it mining zec.


My newer 3x 1080 ti    would kill it  a bit harder doing zec.


sr. member
Activity: 1414
Merit: 487
YouTube.com/VoskCoin

simply not worth 2899

3 card 1080 ti.

I paid 770 for the evga 1080 ti
I paid 703 for the zotac 1080 ti mini
I paid 665 for the asus 1080 ti
I paid 121 for the 850 watt quark  psu


this is 2259  you can get 1 stick of 8gb ram for 61 and a usb 3 stick for 30 that is 90
this is   91
total   2350   plus 50 for a lowed cpu
             50
total   2400     and you can do 2000- 2100 sols  vs 2000 sols  smaller space  use about 600 watts vs 800 watts

mobo 100

2500


I did over kill

I paid 100 for a mobo
I paid 200 for 4 8gb sticks of ram  only need 1 stck
I paid 150 for an i5 7500t cpu  = overkill
I paid   70 for a 1tb hdd
I paid   30 for a win 10 key


this is 550
plus  2259
total  2809   with way more power then the  prebuilt
or 2500  with more power but not killer.

with way still much cheaper then the prebuilt and the 2899 they want does not include shipping

Probably around 2899 USD -- similar to this

https://www.eastshore.xyz/tutorial-ethereum-miner-of-nvidia-p106-100-mining-card-eth-zcash-xmr-supported/
https://www.eastshore.xyz/shop/

Anyways.... the Pandminer episode left a bitter taste - no nightmares like that again...

BW.com hops into to the graphics card mining train with BW-E22 Miner.
Any thoughts?
Seems quite powerful.
It can be found at their Chinese main page.
https://www.bw.com/


Google translate:
Code:
Power supply: 1250W dedicated power supply (chassis external)
System power consumption: 800 ~ 900W
CPU: INTEL CELERON CPU G1840 @ 2.8G dual-core LGA1150
DDR: 4G DDR3 SO-DIMM
SSD: 64G high speed solid state hard drive
NIC: Gigabit Ethernet card
USB: 2 USB2.0
Graphics card: 6 NVIDIA GTX1060 6G Miner dedicated graphics
Display Output: HDMI (Motherboard)
Fan: 3 12038 4PIN server professional fan
Startup: Power on automatically starts
Operating system: WINDOWS 10 / LINUX
Chassis Size: 468mm X 341mm X 133mm
Calculus ETH: 140Mh / s soil 10%, single card 23 Mh / soil 10% s

it is all about price

what do they want for it?



My 3 card 2x 1080 ti    and 1 x 1070  would kill it mining zec.


My newer 3x 1080 ti    would kill it  a bit harder doing zec.



Why 8 gb vs 4gb?
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'

simply not worth 2899

3 card 1080 ti.

I paid 770 for the evga 1080 ti
I paid 703 for the zotac 1080 ti mini
I paid 665 for the asus 1080 ti
I paid 121 for the 850 watt quark  psu


this is 2259  you can get 1 stick of 8gb ram for 61 and a usb 3 stick for 30 that is 90
this is   91
total   2350   plus 50 for a lowed cpu
             50
total   2400     and you can do 2000- 2100 sols  vs 2000 sols  smaller space  use about 600 watts vs 800 watts

mobo 100

2500


I did over kill

I paid 100 for a mobo
I paid 200 for 4 8gb sticks of ram  only need 1 stck
I paid 150 for an i5 7500t cpu  = overkill
I paid   70 for a 1tb hdd
I paid   30 for a win 10 key


this is 550
plus  2259
total  2809   with way more power then the  prebuilt
or 2500  with more power but not killer.

with way still much cheaper then the prebuilt and the 2899 they want does not include shipping

Probably around 2899 USD -- similar to this

https://www.eastshore.xyz/tutorial-ethereum-miner-of-nvidia-p106-100-mining-card-eth-zcash-xmr-supported/
https://www.eastshore.xyz/shop/

Anyways.... the Pandminer episode left a bitter taste - no nightmares like that again...

BW.com hops into to the graphics card mining train with BW-E22 Miner.
Any thoughts?
Seems quite powerful.
It can be found at their Chinese main page.
https://www.bw.com/


Google translate:
Code:
Power supply: 1250W dedicated power supply (chassis external)
System power consumption: 800 ~ 900W
CPU: INTEL CELERON CPU G1840 @ 2.8G dual-core LGA1150
DDR: 4G DDR3 SO-DIMM
SSD: 64G high speed solid state hard drive
NIC: Gigabit Ethernet card
USB: 2 USB2.0
Graphics card: 6 NVIDIA GTX1060 6G Miner dedicated graphics
Display Output: HDMI (Motherboard)
Fan: 3 12038 4PIN server professional fan
Startup: Power on automatically starts
Operating system: WINDOWS 10 / LINUX
Chassis Size: 468mm X 341mm X 133mm
Calculus ETH: 140Mh / s soil 10%, single card 23 Mh / soil 10% s

it is all about price

what do they want for it?



My 3 card 2x 1080 ti    and 1 x 1070  would kill it mining zec.


My newer 3x 1080 ti    would kill it  a bit harder doing zec.


legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1080
---- winter*juvia -----
Probably around 2899 USD -- similar to this

https://www.eastshore.xyz/tutorial-ethereum-miner-of-nvidia-p106-100-mining-card-eth-zcash-xmr-supported/
https://www.eastshore.xyz/shop/

Anyways.... the Pandminer episode left a bitter taste - no nightmares like that again...

BW.com hops into to the graphics card mining train with BW-E22 Miner.
Any thoughts?
Seems quite powerful.
It can be found at their Chinese main page.
https://www.bw.com/


Google translate:
Code:
Power supply: 1250W dedicated power supply (chassis external)
System power consumption: 800 ~ 900W
CPU: INTEL CELERON CPU G1840 @ 2.8G dual-core LGA1150
DDR: 4G DDR3 SO-DIMM
SSD: 64G high speed solid state hard drive
NIC: Gigabit Ethernet card
USB: 2 USB2.0
Graphics card: 6 NVIDIA GTX1060 6G Miner dedicated graphics
Display Output: HDMI (Motherboard)
Fan: 3 12038 4PIN server professional fan
Startup: Power on automatically starts
Operating system: WINDOWS 10 / LINUX
Chassis Size: 468mm X 341mm X 133mm
Calculus ETH: 140Mh / s soil 10%, single card 23 Mh / soil 10% s

it is all about price

what do they want for it?



My 3 card 2x 1080 ti    and 1 x 1070  would kill it mining zec.


My newer 3x 1080 ti    would kill it  a bit harder doing zec.


legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
BW.com hops into to the graphics card mining train with BW-E22 Miner.
Any thoughts?
Seems quite powerful.
It can be found at their Chinese main page.
https://www.bw.com/


Google translate:
Code:
Power supply: 1250W dedicated power supply (chassis external)
System power consumption: 800 ~ 900W
CPU: INTEL CELERON CPU G1840 @ 2.8G dual-core LGA1150
DDR: 4G DDR3 SO-DIMM
SSD: 64G high speed solid state hard drive
NIC: Gigabit Ethernet card
USB: 2 USB2.0
Graphics card: 6 NVIDIA GTX1060 6G Miner dedicated graphics
Display Output: HDMI (Motherboard)
Fan: 3 12038 4PIN server professional fan
Startup: Power on automatically starts
Operating system: WINDOWS 10 / LINUX
Chassis Size: 468mm X 341mm X 133mm
Calculus ETH: 140Mh / s soil 10%, single card 23 Mh / soil 10% s

it is all about price

what do they want for it?



My 3 card 2x 1080 ti    and 1 x 1070  would kill it mining zec.


My newer 3x 1080 ti    would kill it  a bit harder doing zec.

legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1116
Absolutely not a waste. My 1070 6 card rigs do 170mh on ETH @ 1200w.
Currently earning slightly more than equihash selling on nicehash  Smiley

thats bad actually, with the latest claymore my 1070s are doing 180mhs eth and 2300 sia

or 187 eth alone

What's the TDP percentage are you running on your 1070gtx cards?

Here I've got 2x Galax 1070 ITX running at 75% TDP, the bad side is they suck in memory overclock, above 500MHz+ added instability.
legendary
Activity: 2464
Merit: 1710
Electrical engineer. Mining since 2014.
BW.com hops into to the graphics card mining train with BW-E22 Miner.
Any thoughts?
Seems quite powerful.
It can be found at their Chinese main page.
https://www.bw.com/


Google translate:
Code:
Power supply: 1250W dedicated power supply (chassis external)
System power consumption: 800 ~ 900W
CPU: INTEL CELERON CPU G1840 @ 2.8G dual-core LGA1150
DDR: 4G DDR3 SO-DIMM
SSD: 64G high speed solid state hard drive
NIC: Gigabit Ethernet card
USB: 2 USB2.0
Graphics card: 6 NVIDIA GTX1060 6G Miner dedicated graphics
Display Output: HDMI (Motherboard)
Fan: 3 12038 4PIN server professional fan
Startup: Power on automatically starts
Operating system: WINDOWS 10 / LINUX
Chassis Size: 468mm X 341mm X 133mm
Calculus ETH: 140Mh / s soil 10%, single card 23 Mh / soil 10% s
hero member
Activity: 501
Merit: 500
Thx for the advice.

Here is the link to Tails :
https://tails.boum.org/index.en.html
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
for mining I use SMos, not tried nvoc.

But I was thinking abou something simple and secured, maybe for coins management, or trades.
This is a time full of scams, hacks, ransomware, spy etc .. It's always good to learn good habits.

I heard about "Tails", anyone use it ? or maybe similar things ?

No links?


btw  your should try  nvoc  with a nice sized usb stick

   you get  a full version of linux

good price on a usb stick

https://www.amazon.com/Sandisk-128GB-Flash-memory-Drive/dp/B00P8XQPY4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1501428330&sr=8-3&keywords=sandisk+128gb+usb+3+ultra
hero member
Activity: 501
Merit: 500
for mining I use SMos, not tried nvoc.

But I was thinking abou something simple and secured, maybe for coins management, or trades.
This is a time full of scams, hacks, ransomware, spy etc .. It's always good to learn good habits.

I heard about "Tails", anyone use it ? or maybe similar things ?
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
Guys, would you suggest a USB based OS that ensure privacy/security ?
Maybe for critical operations ?

do you use nvoc 0018?
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