Topic: How are they doing it ?? (Read 576 times)
it's normal people don't get anything with such low hashrates
check the core/mem ratio. the faster the better isn't always right 
So many variables.
Even the type of miner software you use will effect you kh/s.
Read, read, read, and then tweak your settings.
More importantly isn't the speed but your kh/s to power ratio. If it costs you 20% more power for 5% more speed is it worth it to you?.
Look at undervolting you cards if its possible to save on power. All of this power stuff is irrelevant if you have free power though
Even the type of miner software you use will effect you kh/s.
Read, read, read, and then tweak your settings.
More importantly isn't the speed but your kh/s to power ratio. If it costs you 20% more power for 5% more speed is it worth it to you?.
Look at undervolting you cards if its possible to save on power. All of this power stuff is irrelevant if you have free power though
You have to tweak the cards. A lot of reading in the mining section lies ahead of you
Have you tried adjusting the intensity/aggression? My hash rate goes up 30% when I raise the intensity from 13 to 19.
So I recently took on the world of alt coin mining and after many hours of research and investigation I identified my GPU's, Software and Mining Pool.
So here I am now mining at 5Mh/s and am happy, however there is this small niggle getting to me. As I was scanning the forums and internet I found people posting up there config's and set up's and as I try to emulate these systems I find that these people out somehow are getting anything from 10-60 kh/s more than me per card. So how are they doing it
So here I am now mining at 5Mh/s and am happy, however there is this small niggle getting to me. As I was scanning the forums and internet I found people posting up there config's and set up's and as I try to emulate these systems I find that these people out somehow are getting anything from 10-60 kh/s more than me per card. So how are they doing it
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