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Quote from: BITpashaCOIN on January 31, 2018, 04:00:20 AM

Quote from: cpmcgrat on January 31, 2018, 03:29:20 AM

ITT: People don’t know how GPU computing works (or are willfully ignorant of my post) and think overfilling the memory will lead to a better hashrate because MORE IS BETTER.

You are absolutely right, but at the level of a beginner, you always focus on profit first and want to get the most benefit.
Today I will test Claymore ETH + PASC + Zcash in moderate mode, and play with the intensity settings

ETH 38.5 Mh/s PASC 648 Mh/s - max set

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Quote from: cpmcgrat on January 31, 2018, 03:29:20 AM

ITT: People don’t know how GPU computing works (or are willfully ignorant of my post) and think overfilling the memory will lead to a better hashrate because MORE IS BETTER.

You are absolutely right, but at the level of a beginner, you always focus on profit first and want to get the most benefit.
Today I will test Claymore ETH + PASC + Zcash in moderate mode, and play with the intensity settings

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ITT: People don’t know how GPU computing works (or are willfully ignorant of my post) and think overfilling the memory will lead to a better hashrate because MORE IS BETTER.

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Quote from: BITpashaCOIN on January 31, 2018, 03:17:42 AM

It turns out the same income 118$
It is possible to dualize ZCash as the main currency and Pasc or Decred as the second currency? (like ETH+PASC)
I agree that when (ETH+PASC), the load on the card is greater and the temperature is higher!

You can dual mine because ETH is memory intensive while secondary coins are core intensive. Equihash uses both core and memory.

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It turns out the same income 118$
It is possible to dualize ZCash as the main currency and Pasc or Decred as the second currency? (like ETH+PASC)
I agree that when (ETH+PASC), the load on the card is greater and the temperature is higher!

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ZCASH

ETH+PASC

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Quote from: philipma1957 on January 30, 2018, 10:45:08 AM

zcash is better

lbry can be better

nist5 can work better

...mm - when i compare on whattomine ETH+PASC with Zcash solo with nicehash - the difference in monthly earnings is practically not visible, depending on the courses of the cryptocurrency

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zcash is better

lbry can be better

nist5 can work better

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Quote from: phuocduong on January 30, 2018, 09:45:18 AM

use algo ethash, 1080Ti can have 36-37 Mhz

No, 1080Ti is terrible at Ethash and other algos are much more profitable.

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use algo ethash, 1080Ti can have 36-37 Mhz

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Quote from: cpmcgrat on January 30, 2018, 05:27:40 AM

Quote from: BITpashaCOIN on January 30, 2018, 04:25:49 AM

All greetings
there is a card 1080Ti, at work with Miner Claymore 10.6 - it is loaded in dual mining 8 Gb of memory, can we use what's left 3gb?
for example run parallel another miner, who tried it?

Higher memory usage does not necessarily mean it will operate faster. In fact, in some cases it can cause issues during the job swap time if there's not enough overhead in the onboard memory.

Using more memory just means the same number of cores needs to iterate over more possible solution blocks before communicating back to CPU with results which can actually be less efficient and lead to more stale shares by increasing the lag time between jobs scheduled between the CPU -> GPU.

it means in a practical sense - nothing more can be squeezed out of 1080? Sorry ... and there is not any algorithm that would use all the features of the card?

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Why are you using all these weird underscores?

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Quote from: BITpashaCOIN on January 30, 2018, 04:25:49 AM

All greetings
there is a card 1080Ti, at work with Miner Claymore 10.6 - it is loaded in dual mining 8 Gb of memory, can we use what's left 3gb?
for example run parallel another miner, who tried it?

Why are you using all these weird underscores?

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Quote from: BITpashaCOIN on January 30, 2018, 04:25:49 AM

All greetings
there is a card 1080Ti, at work with Miner Claymore 10.6 - it is loaded in dual mining 8 Gb of memory, can we use what's left 3gb?
for example run parallel another miner, who tried it?

Higher memory usage does not necessarily mean it will operate faster. In fact, in some cases it can cause issues during the job swap time if there's not enough overhead in the onboard memory.

Using more memory just means the same number of cores needs to iterate over more possible solution blocks before communicating back to CPU with results which can actually be less efficient and lead to more stale shares by increasing the lag time between jobs scheduled between the CPU -> GPU.

BITpashaCOIN

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All greetings
there is a card 1080Ti, at work with Miner Claymore 10.6 - it is loaded in dual mining 8 Gb of memory, can we use what's left 3gb?
for example run parallel another miner, who tried it?

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