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sr. member
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January 22, 2018, 07:43:51 PM
Thanks to everyone here who helped me get my 1070ti rig up and running. Let's just say that I have been very pleasantly surprised by the extreme ease of setup and use of these Nvidia GPUs! Makes me kick myself for waiting so long to branch out from AMD.

I've had this rig running on ETH+DCR for a few days without 1 single crash or issue. I know that ETH is not the best use for these but wanted to try it out with a miner/coin i was very familiar with out of the gate.

Now that I know it's super stable, I was about to start mining ZClassic via MPH. But, I just realized that Claymore's Equihash miner is AMD-only, so I would like to ask for some recommendations for good Nvidia miners.  

The 3 I have seen mentioned are EWBF, Silent Army, and Nicehash (I am not using NH is that makes a difference)... so was wondering what your experiences have been with these 3 and any others. Thanks!

 EWBF, DSTM, and BMiner are the current Windows-based contenders.
 Silent Army (zawata) is quite a bit behind the curve on equihash.
 Nicehash uses EWBF as an external miner (and I think they added DSTM support in a recent version) and stopped developing their own equihash miner months ago.



I am still astounded at how easy setting up and running my Nvidia rig has been. Firstly, the drivers install in like 3 minutes... vs a about 20 for AMD.  Since launching, it's been running 2-3 days on ETH+DCR then another 4+ on ZCL.  In that time, not 1 crash, 1 restart... nothing! Running smooth, silent and cool non-stop since launching it! I cannot say anythign even close to that for my 470 rigs... even the 2 better ones lol.  Needless to say, I am now a big fan of team green and not only will be selling my Vega's to eventually get more 1070ti's but also considering not building the 570 rig I've been collecting parts for. So much less to worry about with Nvidia, although certainly i have a small sample size in only 4 cards running for 1 week so far.  But, i lost almost half a day on one of my 470 rigs yesterday... windows update (since I was wary of that intel bug and wanted to patch it). Once it finished, it took me about 4 hours to get it back up and running. Yes, partly my fault cuz i forgot i had to run the pixel patcher after re-installing new drivers, which was already after running DDU in safe mode lol. But still, just a major frustrating PITA!
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January 22, 2018, 07:36:43 PM
Anyone have an update on recent Onda D250 boards from Sidonia? She told me earlier this month that they had the v1 boards in stock  and I made an order for them. Now she is saying there is shortage on the PCB material and the production will be delayed, which were supposed to be in stock in the first place. First order from Alibaba and getting jittery at this point...

Shortage on PCB material? I call bullshit as that would be like a shortage of cement for building houses (can it happen - theoretically, yes - but it's bloody unlikely).

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January 22, 2018, 06:22:13 PM
It's 1235$, which was converted from 1000euros.

You sold them good. If you could ship them to Romania,Europe, I'm sure I would get a better price at all, but I don't think is convenient for you Smiley

I'm willing to let some of my 1080tis go at $1250 + shipping if it interests you. Will be heading to my farm in a week and shipping via DHL will take 3-4 days.

Seems it won’t be long till that’s considered really cheap!
Can’t find many places stocking my Ti strix oc any more, will have to consider setting some loose.
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January 22, 2018, 05:48:23 PM
It's 1235$, which was converted from 1000euros.

You sold them good. If you could ship them to Romania,Europe, I'm sure I would get a better price at all, but I don't think is convenient for you Smiley

I'm willing to let some of my 1080tis go at $1250 + shipping if it interests you. Will be heading to my farm in a week and shipping via DHL will take 3-4 days.
No offense, but I said that my local retailer is selling 1080ti's for 1235$, which is about 1000euros. That means I get them new with invoice and no shipping (free).

I don't know if you're from Europe, but I asked Phil if he sells some and send them to Europe, but I don't know how much shipping and taxes.

It's 1235$, which was converted from 1000euros.

You sold them good. If you could ship them to Romania,Europe, I'm sure I would get a better price at all, but I don't think is convenient for you Smiley

In which Romanian City/Town are you living? Cheesy
Bucharest Smiley
newbie
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January 22, 2018, 05:31:29 PM
guys a newbie question, can you get paid in zencash at zpool?
hero member
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January 22, 2018, 05:20:48 PM
It's 1235$, which was converted from 1000euros.

You sold them good. If you could ship them to Romania,Europe, I'm sure I would get a better price at all, but I don't think is convenient for you Smiley

In which Romanian City/Town are you living? Cheesy
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January 22, 2018, 04:27:39 PM

6 x Vega64 (Sapphire)
2 x Vega64 (Gigabyte)
2 x Vega56 (Gigabyte)

Offer starts at 1.5 BTC for all 10 x Vegas.

$1,500+ USD each? Is that a typo
legendary
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January 22, 2018, 01:39:09 PM
Thanks a lot for the help citronick.

Cheers W_M
legendary
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---- winter*juvia -----
January 22, 2018, 01:28:41 PM
Hi, sorry to disturb again, is available one live distro linux based, like smOS, with neoscrypt miner inside?

Cheers W_M

you can use ccminer or sgminer in smos to mine neoscrypt

I use the ccminer-skunk version with the following string...

-a neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://neoscrypt.hk.nicehash.com:3341 -u 1MeNT9pFtQvQ9BNzHrtbnSNwVE9WjeLjmW.$rigName -p x

or sgminer-v5.5-the one for Pascal or the latest one just added a few days ago.
I dont think I was successful using the param below but when it worked briefly it hashing very poorly compared to NVIDIA cards.

-k neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://neoscrypt.hk.nicehash.com:3341 -u 1MeNT9pFtQvQ9BNzHrtbnSNwVE9WjeLjmW.$rigName -p --no-submit-stale -I 13 -w 64 --thread-concurrency 8192 --gpu-threads 2

=======================================================

On another note, I gave up on the Vega rig project.

Its too expensive to start a Vega farm.

Good as new - posting offer here first at Phil's thread.

6 x Vega64 (Sapphire)
2 x Vega64 (Gigabyte)
2 x Vega56 (Gigabyte)

Offer starts at 1.5 BTC for all 10 x Vegas.

Note: Given the hotness of this highly in demand GPU, expect to compete and give best offer

No partial offers.

Without shipping charges.

DHL shipping recommended.

Ships from Singapore.

PM if interested - serious buyers only - if you need escrow we can get Phil to help.
sr. member
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January 22, 2018, 01:07:26 PM
It's 1235$, which was converted from 1000euros.

You sold them good. If you could ship them to Romania,Europe, I'm sure I would get a better price at all, but I don't think is convenient for you Smiley

I'm willing to let some of my 1080tis go at $1250 + shipping if it interests you. Will be heading to my farm in a week and shipping via DHL will take 3-4 days.
legendary
Activity: 1018
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January 22, 2018, 01:03:38 PM
Hi, sorry to disturb again, is available one live distro linux based, like smOS, with neoscrypt miner inside?

Cheers W_M
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January 22, 2018, 12:55:01 PM
It's 1235$, which was converted from 1000euros.

You sold them good. If you could ship them to Romania,Europe, I'm sure I would get a better price at all, but I don't think is convenient for you Smiley
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
January 22, 2018, 11:42:02 AM
What are your opinions about 1080ti founders edition? I can choose from Gainward, Asus and Gigabyte.

Also, I could get a close price for palit 1070ti or evga 1080 watercooled? Which one would you choose to build a rig from above (1080ti founder, 1080 watercooled or 1070ti)?? I will do it with risers.

Thanks

price baby price. -

1080ti founders for ?

1080  evga hybrid

1070ti palit price.


just do not get this style water cooled


https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-6299-KR




this hybrid one below  is easy to work with

https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-6188-KR

if under 600 it is good deal

I live in Europe, where prices are way over the prices you're getting in US.
When you posted prices for 1080ti, months ago, our price in Europe was about 800-900euros.. which is a lot.


1080ti founders for - no longer available, found Palit Jetstream 1080ti for 1010euro

1080  evga hybrid  - no longer available, only Asus 1080 Strix for 700euro

1070ti palit price - 730euro

So.. it's 1235$ Palit 1080ti...

I know there is 15-23% vat

But 1235 usd a card is crazy or is it 1235 euros?




I have been selling off all my  1070 tis after mining them for about 80 days
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January 22, 2018, 06:16:18 AM
What are your opinions about 1080ti founders edition? I can choose from Gainward, Asus and Gigabyte.

Also, I could get a close price for palit 1070ti or evga 1080 watercooled? Which one would you choose to build a rig from above (1080ti founder, 1080 watercooled or 1070ti)?? I will do it with risers.

Thanks

price baby price. -

1080ti founders for ?

1080  evga hybrid

1070ti palit price.


just do not get this style water cooled


https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-6299-KR




this hybrid one below  is easy to work with

https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-6188-KR

if under 600 it is good deal

I live in Europe, where prices are way over the prices you're getting in US.
When you posted prices for 1080ti, months ago, our price in Europe was about 800-900euros.. which is a lot.


1080ti founders for - no longer available, found Palit Jetstream 1080ti for 1010euro

1080  evga hybrid  - no longer available, only Asus 1080 Strix for 700euro

1070ti palit price - 730euro

So.. it's 1235$ Palit 1080ti...
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January 22, 2018, 02:01:38 AM


Yeah, this is really a crazy situation. Again, both AMD & Nvidia's demand forecasters severely screwed up
 

 Not a fair or accurate statement.
 There was NO WAY they could have predicted a SECOND massive price jump on almost all cryptocoins in the same year would lead to a SECOND huge wave of demand.

 The situation is not helped by CAPACITY LIMITATIONS at every 14/16 nm production line, to the point ALL of them have been running flat-out since they got up and running at ALL.

 Nvidia in particular had no reason to expect as massive a demand spike as they got - traditionally AMD gets the bulk of mining sales, but THIS TIME AROUND it was Nvidia that got hammered FIRST.

I see your points, but I think these companies are mostly clueless regarding crypto. Corporations are slow to adapt, and I think they haven't acquired the expertise to navigate this market. I don't see how Nvidia got hammered first btw, AMD was completely out of stock before Nvidia.

 Not THIS time around.
 Nvidia was pretty much out RIGHT after Christmas other than "huge markup gougers" on anything higher than the 3GB 1060, AMD still had quite a bit of stock left at "pre-Christmas norm" pricing for over a week past that point before THEY got into the same position on RX 570/580 cards (Vega has been OUT for a lot longer, likely due to continuing issues limiting production on HBM 2 memory).

 I don't understand it myself, unless NVidia had a HECK of a Christmas season while AMD's was only so-so, or Nvidia is already shifting production in the initial ramp-up to the Volta consumer cards that I anticipate being announced in late March (yes, there can and USUALLY IS that much lead time on getting chips out of a foundry, getting them distributed to manufacturers, and getting the cards themselves built and some "launch stock" built up).



I agree that in my opinion, they are focusing on the Volta and not producing enough of the current gen.

Looks like that. Regarding out of stock, I couldn't find any AMD this year but had no problem buying 6 x 1070ti, so I guess my experience was different.

You must not be American. Trump doesn't like foreigners.


PS> Fuck him and his supporters Smiley
I'm indeed not American, yet, my citizenship paperwork is about complete. My English will always suck though Smiley I bought these 1070ti on Newegg, they were available until the 2nd or 3rd of Jan.


Ah come on man, 3 weeks ago doesn't count!
Yeah, ancient history, my point is that I paid $490 for the 1070ti's (not a good price, but not crazy reseller either) when the AMDs were already hard to get for a reasonable price for me, not to talk about Vegas, I bough those on December and never saw them again in stock.
I haven't seen absolutely anything to buy these days. I had 8 x 1060 ordered for $284 + tax ($312) on Amazon, but I cancelled them later, since I think it was too much to pay for 1060s. Now it's waiting time...
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January 22, 2018, 01:56:21 AM


Yeah, this is really a crazy situation. Again, both AMD & Nvidia's demand forecasters severely screwed up
 

 Not a fair or accurate statement.
 There was NO WAY they could have predicted a SECOND massive price jump on almost all cryptocoins in the same year would lead to a SECOND huge wave of demand.

 The situation is not helped by CAPACITY LIMITATIONS at every 14/16 nm production line, to the point ALL of them have been running flat-out since they got up and running at ALL.

 Nvidia in particular had no reason to expect as massive a demand spike as they got - traditionally AMD gets the bulk of mining sales, but THIS TIME AROUND it was Nvidia that got hammered FIRST.

I see your points, but I think these companies are mostly clueless regarding crypto. Corporations are slow to adapt, and I think they haven't acquired the expertise to navigate this market. I don't see how Nvidia got hammered first btw, AMD was completely out of stock before Nvidia.

 Not THIS time around.
 Nvidia was pretty much out RIGHT after Christmas other than "huge markup gougers" on anything higher than the 3GB 1060, AMD still had quite a bit of stock left at "pre-Christmas norm" pricing for over a week past that point before THEY got into the same position on RX 570/580 cards (Vega has been OUT for a lot longer, likely due to continuing issues limiting production on HBM 2 memory).

 I don't understand it myself, unless NVidia had a HECK of a Christmas season while AMD's was only so-so, or Nvidia is already shifting production in the initial ramp-up to the Volta consumer cards that I anticipate being announced in late March (yes, there can and USUALLY IS that much lead time on getting chips out of a foundry, getting them distributed to manufacturers, and getting the cards themselves built and some "launch stock" built up).



I agree that in my opinion, they are focusing on the Volta and not producing enough of the current gen.

Looks like that. Regarding out of stock, I couldn't find any AMD this year but had no problem buying 6 x 1070ti, so I guess my experience was different.

You must not be American. Trump doesn't like foreigners.


PS> Fuck him and his supporters Smiley
I'm indeed not American, yet, my citizenship paperwork is about complete. My English will always suck though Smiley I bought these 1070ti on Newegg, they were available until the 2nd or 3rd of Jan.


Ah come on man, 3 weeks ago doesn't count!
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January 22, 2018, 01:49:34 AM


Yeah, this is really a crazy situation. Again, both AMD & Nvidia's demand forecasters severely screwed up
 

 Not a fair or accurate statement.
 There was NO WAY they could have predicted a SECOND massive price jump on almost all cryptocoins in the same year would lead to a SECOND huge wave of demand.

 The situation is not helped by CAPACITY LIMITATIONS at every 14/16 nm production line, to the point ALL of them have been running flat-out since they got up and running at ALL.

 Nvidia in particular had no reason to expect as massive a demand spike as they got - traditionally AMD gets the bulk of mining sales, but THIS TIME AROUND it was Nvidia that got hammered FIRST.

I see your points, but I think these companies are mostly clueless regarding crypto. Corporations are slow to adapt, and I think they haven't acquired the expertise to navigate this market. I don't see how Nvidia got hammered first btw, AMD was completely out of stock before Nvidia.

 Not THIS time around.
 Nvidia was pretty much out RIGHT after Christmas other than "huge markup gougers" on anything higher than the 3GB 1060, AMD still had quite a bit of stock left at "pre-Christmas norm" pricing for over a week past that point before THEY got into the same position on RX 570/580 cards (Vega has been OUT for a lot longer, likely due to continuing issues limiting production on HBM 2 memory).

 I don't understand it myself, unless NVidia had a HECK of a Christmas season while AMD's was only so-so, or Nvidia is already shifting production in the initial ramp-up to the Volta consumer cards that I anticipate being announced in late March (yes, there can and USUALLY IS that much lead time on getting chips out of a foundry, getting them distributed to manufacturers, and getting the cards themselves built and some "launch stock" built up).



I agree that in my opinion, they are focusing on the Volta and not producing enough of the current gen.

Looks like that. Regarding out of stock, I couldn't find any AMD this year but had no problem buying 6 x 1070ti, so I guess my experience was different.

You must not be American. Trump doesn't like foreigners.


PS> Fuck him and his supporters Smiley
I'm indeed not American, yet, my citizenship paperwork is about complete. My English will always suck though Smiley I bought these 1070ti on Newegg, they were available until the 2nd or 3rd of Jan.
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January 22, 2018, 01:47:11 AM


Yeah, this is really a crazy situation. Again, both AMD & Nvidia's demand forecasters severely screwed up
 

 Not a fair or accurate statement.
 There was NO WAY they could have predicted a SECOND massive price jump on almost all cryptocoins in the same year would lead to a SECOND huge wave of demand.

 The situation is not helped by CAPACITY LIMITATIONS at every 14/16 nm production line, to the point ALL of them have been running flat-out since they got up and running at ALL.

 Nvidia in particular had no reason to expect as massive a demand spike as they got - traditionally AMD gets the bulk of mining sales, but THIS TIME AROUND it was Nvidia that got hammered FIRST.

I see your points, but I think these companies are mostly clueless regarding crypto. Corporations are slow to adapt, and I think they haven't acquired the expertise to navigate this market. I don't see how Nvidia got hammered first btw, AMD was completely out of stock before Nvidia.

 Not THIS time around.
 Nvidia was pretty much out RIGHT after Christmas other than "huge markup gougers" on anything higher than the 3GB 1060, AMD still had quite a bit of stock left at "pre-Christmas norm" pricing for over a week past that point before THEY got into the same position on RX 570/580 cards (Vega has been OUT for a lot longer, likely due to continuing issues limiting production on HBM 2 memory).

 I don't understand it myself, unless NVidia had a HECK of a Christmas season while AMD's was only so-so, or Nvidia is already shifting production in the initial ramp-up to the Volta consumer cards that I anticipate being announced in late March (yes, there can and USUALLY IS that much lead time on getting chips out of a foundry, getting them distributed to manufacturers, and getting the cards themselves built and some "launch stock" built up).



I agree that in my opinion, they are focusing on the Volta and not producing enough of the current gen.

Looks like that. Regarding out of stock, I couldn't find any AMD this year but had no problem buying 6 x 1070ti, so I guess my experience was different.

You must not be American. Trump doesn't like foreigners.


PS> Fuck him and his supporters Smiley
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January 22, 2018, 01:43:39 AM


Yeah, this is really a crazy situation. Again, both AMD & Nvidia's demand forecasters severely screwed up
 

 Not a fair or accurate statement.
 There was NO WAY they could have predicted a SECOND massive price jump on almost all cryptocoins in the same year would lead to a SECOND huge wave of demand.

 The situation is not helped by CAPACITY LIMITATIONS at every 14/16 nm production line, to the point ALL of them have been running flat-out since they got up and running at ALL.

 Nvidia in particular had no reason to expect as massive a demand spike as they got - traditionally AMD gets the bulk of mining sales, but THIS TIME AROUND it was Nvidia that got hammered FIRST.

I see your points, but I think these companies are mostly clueless regarding crypto. Corporations are slow to adapt, and I think they haven't acquired the expertise to navigate this market. I don't see how Nvidia got hammered first btw, AMD was completely out of stock before Nvidia.

 Not THIS time around.
 Nvidia was pretty much out RIGHT after Christmas other than "huge markup gougers" on anything higher than the 3GB 1060, AMD still had quite a bit of stock left at "pre-Christmas norm" pricing for over a week past that point before THEY got into the same position on RX 570/580 cards (Vega has been OUT for a lot longer, likely due to continuing issues limiting production on HBM 2 memory).

 I don't understand it myself, unless NVidia had a HECK of a Christmas season while AMD's was only so-so, or Nvidia is already shifting production in the initial ramp-up to the Volta consumer cards that I anticipate being announced in late March (yes, there can and USUALLY IS that much lead time on getting chips out of a foundry, getting them distributed to manufacturers, and getting the cards themselves built and some "launch stock" built up).



I agree that in my opinion, they are focusing on the Volta and not producing enough of the current gen.

Looks like that. Regarding out of stock, I couldn't find any AMD this year but had no problem buying 6 x 1070ti, so I guess my experience was different.
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January 22, 2018, 01:36:29 AM


Yeah, this is really a crazy situation. Again, both AMD & Nvidia's demand forecasters severely screwed up
 

 Not a fair or accurate statement.
 There was NO WAY they could have predicted a SECOND massive price jump on almost all cryptocoins in the same year would lead to a SECOND huge wave of demand.

 The situation is not helped by CAPACITY LIMITATIONS at every 14/16 nm production line, to the point ALL of them have been running flat-out since they got up and running at ALL.

 Nvidia in particular had no reason to expect as massive a demand spike as they got - traditionally AMD gets the bulk of mining sales, but THIS TIME AROUND it was Nvidia that got hammered FIRST.

I see your points, but I think these companies are mostly clueless regarding crypto. Corporations are slow to adapt, and I think they haven't acquired the expertise to navigate this market. I don't see how Nvidia got hammered first btw, AMD was completely out of stock before Nvidia.

 Not THIS time around.
 Nvidia was pretty much out RIGHT after Christmas other than "huge markup gougers" on anything higher than the 3GB 1060, AMD still had quite a bit of stock left at "pre-Christmas norm" pricing for over a week past that point before THEY got into the same position on RX 570/580 cards (Vega has been OUT for a lot longer, likely due to continuing issues limiting production on HBM 2 memory).

 I don't understand it myself, unless NVidia had a HECK of a Christmas season while AMD's was only so-so, or Nvidia is already shifting production in the initial ramp-up to the Volta consumer cards that I anticipate being announced in late March (yes, there can and USUALLY IS that much lead time on getting chips out of a foundry, getting them distributed to manufacturers, and getting the cards themselves built and some "launch stock" built up).



I agree that in my opinion, they are focusing on the Volta and not producing enough of the current gen.
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