Topic: GTX 1070 Ti is now pre-order on newegg.com - page 4. (Read 7465 times)

Cool, sounds interesting. Thanks for sharing, appreciated!

You already have it ? Share your result.

The D5 PWM pump consumes maybe 12w at 1.5 gpm flow rate.  The 120mm fans on the radiator only consume 0.6W each at 1600 RPM (Noctua NF-F12 PWM).  So the water cooling add a whopping 14.4 watts to the power consumption of that rig.   I'm adding a 2nd 480 rad to get the temps down in the 30's as my ambient to coolant differential is rather high right now (about 20 degrees C where it should be more like 2 degrees). 

That is early than expected.

I already have one here. Eager to test it now.

What is this?

I keep struggling to understand why anybody would want one of these over a 1080ti.  I understand they're less expensive and have a performance boost over the 1070's....but the 1080ti is still the best price per performance tradeoff despite its higher price.

I guess it’s more or less up to what you’ll want to mine in the end, then. I’d still recommend possibly getting a 1080 over a 1070 ti if pricing stays as it is (mostly because of mining flexibility and perhaps better resale down the line) and until we actually get reliable and confirmed mining hashrate reports here. Forgot to specify Ethereum there, mining profitability has shifted a lot in the last few months

Nice setup  crazydane. Temperatues looking good and also the efficiency across the board. How much is that water cooling solution consuming energy wise?

Here's a 1070 rig on top and a 1080ti at the bottom:



And here a water cooled 1080Ti rig being pushed a little harder:

Absolutely fake

Found this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymO2VeIA8hc

shows 1070ti is doing 58Mh in eth mining .

is it true ?

It seems 1070Ti is not worth it for the ETH. We will wait and see.

to according to you prediction this one will have less Impact on Mining Speed. So stick to 1070 or 1080TI life before, thanks for the Summary Guys.

 Only on the ETH algorithm, nothing else is as picky about memory - but it likely will easily beat the 1070 and MIGHT argue or even beat the 1080ti on ETH mining (the 1070 beats the 1080 on ETH due to that GDDR5X).

 It should fall in just a HAIR under the 1080 and easily beat the 1070 on everything else.

 My pair of Aorus GTX 1080ti cards (the BASE Aorus, not the higher-clocked version) pull about 780 sol/s at 250 watts (100% tdp), +100 core +150 mem, after a fair bit of tweek testing the core and memory settings seem to be optimal for it on ZCash.
 They still pulls 720 at 200 watts TDP (80%) and the "efficiency knee" seems to be somewhere in the 150 watt (620 sol) to 175 watt (680 sol) range.
 One is in my game system running Win7, the other in my experimental B250 Mining Pro riser rig running XUbuntu LINUX - but the stats are the same give or take measurement limits.
 Even pushing, I've never gotten an Aorus to go much over 70C on 80% fan even with a 90F ambient - and the one in my gaming machine has never gone over 66C or so since it's in an air-conditioned room at around 80F ambient in a case with good airflow.

 My Gigabyte Windforce GTX 1080ti pulls close to those numbers, but falls down some on the high end as it overheats faster and can't maintain boost as well - and it runs 3-4C hotter unless I pump the fan up to 90% or so.
 Up side, it's only 8+6 for power connection instead of 8+8 for the Aorus.

 Best I've seen out of a 1070 was around 450 ballpark, some folks have claimed a lot higher but they apparently have had a lot better luck on getting their memory to overclock a lot than I have.

IMHO the 1060 3GB is an awesome bargain if you mine a bunch of algos (not just ETH)... you can get them for $189.99 each at this time. I bought 20 pcs of the EVGA Superclock 1060 for this price recently.

I have a large number of 1060 3 GB (various brands) in my mining farm and I'm very pleased at price / performance / time to pay-off.

How many sols does one 1080ti do compared to a 2 1070s? I'm interested in the watts and temps of running one 1080i vs 2 1070s

Here in Canada the ASUS ROG GeForce GTX 1070 Ti STRIX-GTX1070TI-A8G-GAMING 8GB 256-Bit GDDR5 is already sold out at pre order.

Looks like the the GTX 1070 prices went down a notch in most shops here. The GTX 1070 Ti has basically the old GTX 1070 price. I am tented to pre-order one for testing - the price range is roughly 100 bucks from the cheapest to the most expensive model across manufactures.

Ya the evga is nice b/c it has dual ball bearing fans so they can last longer,  also the one you picked out has a nice beefy heat sink that's larger,  Congrats, I may get this one also,   I got the MSI titanium b/c it has ball bearing fans and a beefy heatsink,  I am unsure about the memory but hopefully it's the good one.

I think you made a great choice and worth the extra $ .   Amazon is another good source to start looking for pre orders.