Topic: GTX 1070 Ti is now pre-order on newegg.com (Read 7465 times)

The Zotac "mini" cards are smaller than most others - ballpark 8" long where the Gigabyte "ITX" and MSI "Aero" shorty cards are less than 7" (EVGA also makes shortie cards but nothing higher than a 1060) and most cards are 10" more or less.

This limits how much heat sink CAN be put on the cards, so they don't cool quite as well as "full length" cards of the same GPU model generally do, though they DO cool better than some full-size BLOWER design cards do.

I don't know what the difference is between the minis and the regular two fan 1070ti
but they must be better performers than the 1060 6gb.

Those are fine results, but wish you could get a little more. Cheers, mate. 

Zotac 1070 ti Mini, 65% power limit, +150 core, +500 mem: 490.4 Sol/s, 4.22 Sol/W

miner: zm 0.5.4

Any new testing results? 

Aaaaaaaaaah I see ! I understand now xD

 I wasn't replying to you - which isn't clear in MY comment as I borked the quote.

 I was replying to someone talking about paying about $600 for a GTX 1070 ti and then using THAT overpriced card from a ripoff third-party seller on Newegg in a price comparison to a 1070 selling from Newegg itself.



 Not to say I've NEVER misread a post - but not the case THIS time.

 9-)

I have compared 1060 6go with 1070TI

Not 1070 and 1070TI.

It's ok, sometimes I don't take the time to read a thread carefully and I'm getting angry easily too when it's question to save 20$ on my payroll

Agree. I have her often very similar prices for both 1070 versions, which makes the choice obvious.

If the price difference is less than 10%, 1070Ti is better.

 You OVERpayed for that model - NewEgg had a "Newegg as seller" listing for it at $499 - and the ICX models are more expensive anyway.
 Price on COMPARABLE models is less than 10% difference - like the EVGA SC 1070 at $439 vs the EVGA 1070 ti SC at $469.

profit 1070Ti, compare with 1080?

Well... I have incredible result.

This is the 1070 TI I bought : https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487388&cm_re=1070_TI-_-14-487-388-_-Product

Myriad Groestl mining. ( You may calculate the difference compared to my 1060 6 go )


1060 6 go, overclocked at +130 cc and power limit to 75 = 51.5 MH ( Myriad Groestl only take CC in consideration )



1070 TI :

Stock : 86 MH

+142 cc = 91 mh

+192 cc = 92.3 MH

+275 cc = 95.5 MH ( Yes, + 275 Core clock )

+ 300 cc = power off

Power limit 75% + 270 CC overclocked ( sweetspot ) = 88.6 MH

Nvidia 1070 TI are doing 42% better than 1060 6 go

Price is 32 % higher.

You may need a bigger psu, or do dual psu since they need 2 x pci express power cords.

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Result : I'm really glad that I bought it and I'll build another rig with 1070 TI instead of 1060 for future resale value.

Have a good day

what RAM chips you have on those?

Just got two Zotac 1070ti AMP Extreme and i am getting avg. 42MH on lyra2rev2 with bellow settings.


Still no crashes. I will try to push it a little bit more later.

Hi everyone. I've finally received my 1070 TI from EVGA. The one with 2 pci power slot.

I'm testing it today and will share the result for you.

Been running mine since yesterday and they haven't missed a beat. Only trouble I have is windows not working when I have 5 connected so currently it is sat with 4 in the rig.

Can be overclocked +750 no problem and get 32.5Mh on Eth

Hi guys.

I didnt forget you.

Ill officially receive my 1070 ti this monday.

I got an early delivery today - just spent an hour and some testing my new EVGA SC 1070 ti.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.23996225

 In my personal experience, this is a new "efficiency" king for Equihash - and does AMAZINGLY well at fairly low TDP settings, though I don't understand why they underclocked the RAM by default.
 
 Definitely a better option for Equihash (ZEC/ZEN/ZCL and such) than the 1070 across the board, and better than the 1080 except for "raw highest-end max push hashrate" once you optimise the settings.

 This is NOT a good choice for ETH/ETC and such mining, it's memory limited and NO faster than the 1070.

 It was a THEORY (that available facts support) that the 1070 ti GPU might be 1080 GPUs with one failed "compute unit" - but it's a more widely mentioned theory that the 1070 ti is a direct response to the RX Vega 56 being slightly better than the 1070 while being cheaper than the 1080.
 (The theories are not incompatable - it could be BOTH, at least for the initial production run).

 Which reminds me of one test I forgot to do on my 1070 ti - the Dnet/Moo! test - where it should beat the 1080 and STOMP the 1070 on keyrate per $.


 (later add). Yup, 1070ti is a legit 6 gigakey/sec card there while the 1070 is a little better than 4 and the 1080 is a little better than 6 - and the same price range Vega 56 is capable of well over 8 while also staying under 100% TDP.
 Sorry Nvidia, no price-range performance crown for you on THAT project.

Wasn't it already said that the 1070ti were just failed 1080's that Nvidia were just looking for a way to get rid of them.
So marketing just said slap a ti label on them and they will sell like hot cakes.

Fail if they mine the same as a regular 1070.
Fuck Nvidia man.
They suck to mine with anyways compared to AMD.