Max A scenario
better the first tipology
better the first tipology
i'm not a geek,and what mean "A scenario" and "first typology"?
Topic: GPU Mining w/ NVidia (Read 3901 times)
i'm not a geek,and what mean "A scenario" and "first typology"?
I wouldn't load 75*5W on a pcb that isn't designed to support these loads (Max A scenario, useful if you plan to implement RX480's)
It seems capable, but who knows in the long term?
You should opt for rock solid designs, like the asrock h81 pro btc. Otherwise you should seek for a motherboard with auxiliary 6 PIN/molex connectors (better the first tipology).
It seems capable, but who knows in the long term?
You should opt for rock solid designs, like the asrock h81 pro btc. Otherwise you should seek for a motherboard with auxiliary 6 PIN/molex connectors (better the first tipology).
can anyone tell me please,what cpu must i buy for 5-6 gtx 1060 - pentium,i3 or i5?
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thanks
what matters it's the motherboard, and for 6 VGA's you need to use good models, with a good tipology of risers.
what can you tell me?asus b85 trooper is good(for 5 cards)?
can anyone tell me please,what cpu must i buy for 5-6 gtx 1060 - pentium,i3 or i5?
thanks
thanks
Given that cpu mining it's a waste of time/power/money, you can easily find a decent dual core with at least 3MB L2 cache. A general celeron with an MSRP of 60/70 bucks it's sufficient; what matters it's the motherboard, and for 6 VGA's you need to use good models, with a good tipology of risers.
celeron is also fine. cpu does not matter while mining
can anyone tell me please,what cpu must i buy for 5-6 gtx 1060 - pentium,i3 or i5?
thanks
thanks
Nvidia cards, with the exception of the 10xx series have problems mining ETH on Windows. When I did it, I needed to use an older driver and then a miner compiled for CUDA 6.5 and then it will work. I don't know what your hashrate would be, but I'm sure a lot better than what you're getting now.
I suggest you read through this thread- https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner/ which details Genoil's CUDA miner for ethereum, there's also a thread right here on this forum: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ethminer-0941-genoil-11-1368785
I was getting about 14mh/s with a GTX 760 but this was months ago so I'm sure it's lower now.
I suggest you read through this thread- https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner/ which details Genoil's CUDA miner for ethereum, there's also a thread right here on this forum: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ethminer-0941-genoil-11-1368785
I was getting about 14mh/s with a GTX 760 but this was months ago so I'm sure it's lower now.
The issues were with mining on Windows 10.
Windows 7 has never had these issues.
With that said, mining on LINUX is a lot more stable.
OP said he was on Win8. I can say from experience that the same problems on 10 exist on 8. I was getting 3mh/s on Win8 with my old 760 until I rolled to the older drivers and used CUDA 6.5, then I hit 14mh/s mining ETH.
Nvidia cards, with the exception of the 10xx series have problems mining ETH on Windows. When I did it, I needed to use an older driver and then a miner compiled for CUDA 6.5 and then it will work. I don't know what your hashrate would be, but I'm sure a lot better than what you're getting now.
I suggest you read through this thread- https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner/ which details Genoil's CUDA miner for ethereum, there's also a thread right here on this forum: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ethminer-0941-genoil-11-1368785
I was getting about 14mh/s with a GTX 760 but this was months ago so I'm sure it's lower now.
I suggest you read through this thread- https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner/ which details Genoil's CUDA miner for ethereum, there's also a thread right here on this forum: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ethminer-0941-genoil-11-1368785
I was getting about 14mh/s with a GTX 760 but this was months ago so I'm sure it's lower now.
The issues were with mining on Windows 10.
Windows 7 has never had these issues.
With that said, mining on LINUX is a lot more stable.
Nvidia cards, with the exception of the 10xx series have problems mining ETH on Windows. When I did it, I needed to use an older driver and then a miner compiled for CUDA 6.5 and then it will work. I don't know what your hashrate would be, but I'm sure a lot better than what you're getting now.
I suggest you read through this thread- https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner/ which details Genoil's CUDA miner for ethereum, there's also a thread right here on this forum: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ethminer-0941-genoil-11-1368785
I was getting about 14mh/s with a GTX 760 but this was months ago so I'm sure it's lower now.
I suggest you read through this thread- https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner/ which details Genoil's CUDA miner for ethereum, there's also a thread right here on this forum: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ethminer-0941-genoil-11-1368785
I was getting about 14mh/s with a GTX 760 but this was months ago so I'm sure it's lower now.
I believe I was running qtminer when I had my 750ti cards working ethereum.
Genoil or that Doubleminer thing might do better.
I tried Minergate once - VERY poor hashrates on anything I tried it on, and a royal PAIN to configure. IMO ignore it as it's junk.
You might want to look into the Nicehash miner stuff, I've not had the time to play with that yet.
Genoil or that Doubleminer thing might do better.
I tried Minergate once - VERY poor hashrates on anything I tried it on, and a royal PAIN to configure. IMO ignore it as it's junk.
You might want to look into the Nicehash miner stuff, I've not had the time to play with that yet.
This is an Nvidia GPU thread, but if I were you I'd still be mining ETH/EXP. Don't take my word for it, it's just an oppinion.
So what's the final word on coin to mine with a 390 card?
With a 750Ti (I had the 2 GB version) I would mine Neoscrypt, it still gives about $0.2 - $0.3 daily profit.
For ethereum, it's a 3-4 MH/s card.
Can't speak to much else, as my pair of 750Ti cards are in gaming machines and run moowrapper on their "downtime".
Hey, I installed the 750Ti i got and I am only pushing 1.35M/s when mining ETH. I am using miner gate because I do not know how to set up anything else. Is there some setting I need to change to get 2-3 MH/s?Can't speak to much else, as my pair of 750Ti cards are in gaming machines and run moowrapper on their "downtime".
Will miner gate recognize a NVIDIA and a AMD if in the same system or should I stick to the same type cards in the same system.
Once I get this card in, is there anything I need to do other than installing the card into my computer in order to start GPU mining on minergate?
Moo Wrapper is a BOINC project in conjunction with the long-running Distributed.Net project
It's not really about mining, as even a well-optimised setup would be doing good to break even vs electric usage when collecting GridCoin.
Only reasons I point my gaming machines at it during offtime is that it's got small work packets that handle being interrupted without issues, and I have been a VERY long time distributed.net participant.
It's not really about mining, as even a well-optimised setup would be doing good to break even vs electric usage when collecting GridCoin.
Only reasons I point my gaming machines at it during offtime is that it's got small work packets that handle being interrupted without issues, and I have been a VERY long time distributed.net participant.
For ethereum, it's a 3-4 MH/s card.
Can't speak to much else, as my pair of 750Ti cards are in gaming machines and run moowrapper on their "downtime".
What is moon wrapper? If it is something with bitcoin, do you think it would do any good with only one 750ti? I thank you in advance, for I am learning more and more by the day. I tried to look it up with not much luck in understanding what it is. Can't speak to much else, as my pair of 750Ti cards are in gaming machines and run moowrapper on their "downtime".
For ethereum, it's a 3-4 MH/s card.
Can't speak to much else, as my pair of 750Ti cards are in gaming machines and run moowrapper on their "downtime".
Can't speak to much else, as my pair of 750Ti cards are in gaming machines and run moowrapper on their "downtime".
Nvidia makes the GPU for ALL Nvidia based cards by ANY manufacturer.
Same goes for AMD and AMD based cards.
It's what the manufacturer does after that on board design, cooling design, choice of memory, etc that makes a big difference in "is this a good MINING card".
There are often cards using the "reference design" by other manufacturers, but most cards use a manufacturer-specific modification or complete redesign, and some of those are night-and-day BETTER than the reference design.
I just ordered in the ZOTAC NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB GDDR5. Think I will be able to do anything worth doing with this card?? It did not cost much, but it is a start when all the computer is doing is sitting there waiting for people to access it for file storage, maybe 2 times a day. Same goes for AMD and AMD based cards.
It's what the manufacturer does after that on board design, cooling design, choice of memory, etc that makes a big difference in "is this a good MINING card".
There are often cards using the "reference design" by other manufacturers, but most cards use a manufacturer-specific modification or complete redesign, and some of those are night-and-day BETTER than the reference design.
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