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Topic: How will this change the world of mining?? GTX 1080 / 1070 - page 23. (Read 134091 times)

legendary
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of note - there's been a lot of discussion about the RX-480 drawing excessive power from the PCIE slot (and software updates made to correct the issue), its likely the strix has the same concerns since it only has a single 8pin power connection. has anyone looked into or experienced issues with this on the GTX 1070?

There are no reports of such behaviour for 1070.
If you follow the specs this card can draw 75W via PCI-e and 150W via 8PIN = 225W total.
IMO no chance this card draws too much from PCI-e.

480 has the problem, cause it can only get 75W from the 6PIN (the cables can deliver much more, but well specs are specs)
AMD tried to desperately fit this card with a 6PIN for marketing purposes.
legendary
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ASIC Wannabe
Picked up the ASUS ROG STRIX GTX 1070 yesterday   ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HEQYQHA )
cost $680CAD ($520USD) after taxes where i bought it

gorgeous card, fairly simple install (its about 3" longer than the r9-270x i had hooked up prior) with a few reboots to get gpu-tweak and the drivers in full form.

nicehash benchmarks are similar to those found online, but lyra2rev2 / vertcoin is clearly the ideal algorithm:

OC mode (default values from asus): ~36.5 MH
Custom mode (+135 core, +432 mem, +2% voltage, +10% power target): ~38.6 MH
Custom mode #2 (+223 core, +660 mem, +8% voltage, +12% power target): 40.05 MH

via nicehash it is due to produce about $2.90USD/day (directly mining VTC might reward 5% better), or about $3CAD/day with power costs deducted.

If i were to resell the card in about 6months, id expect around $350-400CAD for it, and 6 months could net me >$500CAD if the difficulty and VTC/USD stay consistent. Thats about $200 (30%) return within half a year, and theres a good chance this card will hold value and mining potential a lot longer due to the die size.


right now the plan is to play around with it for a few days, and then potentially buy some more for the dedicated mining rig im building (waiting on the frame/cpu still). however, I might just buy a second card to SLI in the current rig, and wait for custom-cooler RX-480 designs to be available for my dedicated rig.


of note - there's been a lot of discussion about the RX-480 drawing excessive power from the PCIE slot (and software updates made to correct the issue), its likely the strix has the same concerns since it only has a single 8pin power connection. has anyone looked into or experienced issues with this on the GTX 1070?
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Yep TITAN X is here. Grin
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Here is the only link I've found for 1060 mining info.

https://steemit.com/ethereum/@alexport/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1060-in-mining-cryptocurrency

Take it with a grain of salt.
legendary
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Gtx 1060 incoming Smiley .

only good for cheap budget rig, it's not that impressive because it's very akin to a 970 in term of hashpower(10% more?)

i know that people love cheap gpu, but chep gpu = bad density, bad density = more money to invest in components that are not gpu...


Yes its true but 1060 is a 980 with half power Smiley .
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undervolt bios mod? Someone have tested it?
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Gtx 1060 incoming Smiley .

only good for cheap budget rig, it's not that impressive because it's very akin to a 970 in term of hashpower(10% more?)

i know that people love cheap gpu, but chep gpu = bad density, bad density = more money to invest in components that are not gpu...

Where can we find the specs and ethereum mining performance of  GTX 10-80/70/60 ?

1070 33 with heavy OC 1060 probably 20MH at 90 or 24MH at 120w

1080 is just bad at ethereum, but remember that none will work for now because of a drivers issue on win 10

and an impossibility to port the fix to win 7, at least genoil said so...
Neoscrypt fix for Pascal on win 8.1/7 is the same as possible fix for Eth - so it just takes time to fix (or time and desire..)
Yes - but the fix need to be coded in kernel - ist done for neoscrypt and its not done for eth - the nature of slowdown is in tlb size of maxwell vs pascal. If we see 2gb dag file size for eth - all mining on 6xx,7xx,9xx series will be over because of this and on 10xx it will be good for much longer (it will be slower after 4gb but not dramatically - for 9xx it will just stop - will be the same as 750ti)

neoscrypt is fixed for pascal already, ethereum not
legendary
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Gtx 1060 incoming Smiley .

only good for cheap budget rig, it's not that impressive because it's very akin to a 970 in term of hashpower(10% more?)

i know that people love cheap gpu, but chep gpu = bad density, bad density = more money to invest in components that are not gpu...

Where can we find the specs and ethereum mining performance of  GTX 10-80/70/60 ?

1070 33 with heavy OC 1060 probably 20MH at 90 or 24MH at 120w

1080 is just bad at ethereum, but remember that none will work for now because of a drivers issue on win 10

and an impossibility to port the fix to win 7, at least genoil said so...
Neoscrypt fix for Pascal on win 8.1/7 is the same as possible fix for Eth - so it just takes time to fix (or time and desire..)

neoscrypt is fixed for pascal already, ethereum not
full member
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Gtx 1060 incoming Smiley .

only good for cheap budget rig, it's not that impressive because it's very akin to a 970 in term of hashpower(10% more?)

i know that people love cheap gpu, but chep gpu = bad density, bad density = more money to invest in components that are not gpu...

Where can we find the specs and ethereum mining performance of  GTX 10-80/70/60 ?

1070 33 with heavy OC 1060 probably 20MH at 90 or 24MH at 120w

1080 is just bad at ethereum, but remember that none will work for now because of a drivers issue on win 10

and an impossibility to port the fix to win 7, at least genoil said so...
Neoscrypt fix for Pascal on win 8.1/7 is the same as possible fix for Eth - so it just takes time to fix (or time and desire..)
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
Gtx 1060 incoming Smiley .

only good for cheap budget rig, it's not that impressive because it's very akin to a 970 in term of hashpower(10% more?)

i know that people love cheap gpu, but chep gpu = bad density, bad density = more money to invest in components that are not gpu...

Where can we find the specs and ethereum mining performance of  GTX 10-80/70/60 ?

1070 33 with heavy OC 1060 probably 20MH at 90 or 24MH at 120w

1080 is just bad at ethereum, but remember that none will work for now because of a drivers issue on win 10

and an impossibility to port the fix to win 7, at least genoil said so...
sr. member
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Where can we find the specs and ethereum mining performance of  GTX 10-80/70/60 ?
legendary
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Gtx 1060 incoming Smiley .
legendary
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Black Belt Developer
pallas do you think it's possible to increase the hash on neos for the 1070? someone is talking about 85% usage at around 1MH, so it seems that there is room for a small improvement, this without oc..

sorry but what is NEOS for? another coin or still ETH?

the neoscrypt algo, as used by feathercoin among others
sr. member
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pallas do you think it's possible to increase the hash on neos for the 1070? someone is talking about 85% usage at around 1MH, so it seems that there is room for a small improvement, this without oc..

sorry but what is NEOS for? another coin or still ETH?
hero member
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pallas do you think it's possible to increase the hash on neos for the 1070? someone is talking about 85% usage at around 1MH, so it seems that there is room for a small improvement, this without oc..

I don't remember the usage but given the numbers I measured, neoscrypt is already performing better, compare to maxwel, than other algos. Thus, I doubt there is room for improvement. Also please note that I'm getting more than 1 Mh/s with UNDERclocking (TDP set at the minimum of 125W) and that I use linux.

Can confirm. Here's my results tweaking nvidia-smi -pl under core+200 mem+800 oc.
Miner is open source nicehash/ccminer-sp. Ubuntu 16.04 + Cuda8

75W: 650 kh/s
80W: 750 kh/s
85W: 815 kh/s
90W: 875 kh/s
100W: 950 kh/s
110W: 1000 kh/s
120W: 1050 kh/s
130W: 1085 kh/s
140W: 1110 kh/s
150W: 1140 kh/s

Are they from the wall or from the software such as GPUZ? I do not know much about the nVidia cards.
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
The zotac 1070 amp extreme is in, here some considerations:

- it's HUGE! long, fat and high: the biggest and heaviest card I've ever seen; possible issue for building rigs.
- cooling is very efficient.
- leds are so bright they light up all the room at night.
- TDP range is 125 -> 250; unfortunately it can't go lower than 125, which may be an issue for miners.
- two 8 pin pcie power cables; I would have preferred at least one of the two was 6 pins, another possible issue for miners.
- neoscrypt performance is excellent: more than a megahash with just 125 W!
- most other algos are 10-15% faster than 980ti but with 2/3 the power usage.

All in all I'm very satisfied but the next 1070 that I will buy will be a gigabyte G1 gaming.

g1 gaming is the best, vrm covered, only 1 8 pin, it has some cool led that tell you about the state of the gpu, i'm buying six soon

pallas do you think it's possible to increase the hash on neos for the 1070? someone is talking about 85% usage at around 1MH, so it seems that there is room for a small improvement, this without oc..

I don't remember the usage but given the numbers I measured, neoscrypt is already performing better, compare to maxwel, than other algos. Thus, I doubt there is room for improvement. Also please note that I'm getting more than 1 Mh/s with UNDERclocking (TDP set at the minimum of 125W) and that I use linux.

Can confirm. Here's my results tweaking nvidia-smi -pl under core+200 mem+800 oc.
Miner is open source nicehash/ccminer-sp. Ubuntu 16.04 + Cuda8

75W: 650 kh/s
80W: 750 kh/s
85W: 815 kh/s
90W: 875 kh/s
100W: 950 kh/s
110W: 1000 kh/s
120W: 1050 kh/s
130W: 1085 kh/s
140W: 1110 kh/s
150W: 1140 kh/s

40w for only 140khs gain, seems bad, better to stay at 1MH 110w, can you try +300 core?
member
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pallas do you think it's possible to increase the hash on neos for the 1070? someone is talking about 85% usage at around 1MH, so it seems that there is room for a small improvement, this without oc..

I don't remember the usage but given the numbers I measured, neoscrypt is already performing better, compare to maxwel, than other algos. Thus, I doubt there is room for improvement. Also please note that I'm getting more than 1 Mh/s with UNDERclocking (TDP set at the minimum of 125W) and that I use linux.

Can confirm. Here's my results tweaking nvidia-smi -pl under core+200 mem+800 oc.
Miner is open source nicehash/ccminer-sp. Ubuntu 16.04 + Cuda8

75W: 650 kh/s
80W: 750 kh/s
85W: 815 kh/s
90W: 875 kh/s
100W: 950 kh/s
110W: 1000 kh/s
120W: 1050 kh/s
130W: 1085 kh/s
140W: 1110 kh/s
150W: 1140 kh/s
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
pallas do you think it's possible to increase the hash on neos for the 1070? someone is talking about 85% usage at around 1MH, so it seems that there is room for a small improvement, this without oc..

I don't remember the usage but given the numbers I measured, neoscrypt is already performing better, compare to maxwel, than other algos. Thus, I doubt there is room for improvement. Also please note that I'm getting more than 1 Mh/s with UNDERclocking (TDP set at the minimum of 125W) and that I use linux.

really nice to have 1MH with only 125w and probably lower, i presume in windows is a bit worse than that
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
pallas do you think it's possible to increase the hash on neos for the 1070? someone is talking about 85% usage at around 1MH, so it seems that there is room for a small improvement, this without oc..

I don't remember the usage but given the numbers I measured, neoscrypt is already performing better, compare to maxwel, than other algos. Thus, I doubt there is room for improvement. Also please note that I'm getting more than 1 Mh/s with UNDERclocking (TDP set at the minimum of 125W) and that I use linux.
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
pallas do you think it's possible to increase the hash on neos for the 1070? someone is talking about 85% usage at around 1MH, so it seems that there is room for a small improvement, this without oc..
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