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Topic: How will this change the world of mining?? GTX 1080 / 1070 - page 38. (Read 134091 times)

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so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?

Neosrypt and etherium needs clarifying - maybe will be bound to linux on release - cant tell the numbers yet

Not working at all ?!
Working - but for neoscrypt - I need to test linux - and for ethereum its linux only - performance is low on windows at the moment...
legendary
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so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?

Neosrypt and etherium needs clarifying - maybe will be bound to linux on release - cant tell the numbers yet

Not working at all ?!
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Activity: 201
Merit: 100
so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?
For 1080
Decred 3200
Lyrarev2 16000
Quark 32000
Neosrypt and etherium needs clarifying - maybe will be bound to linux on release - cant tell the numbers yet
All is at 180w
1070(maybe it will change a bit)
Decred 2300
Quark 23000
At 120w

good, this of course is without all the tweak that need to be done, and not to mention proper drivers, i can easily see 40mega on quark for a 1080 and 30mega for a 1070

those gpu with those number on decred, can make it once again profitable with lower consumption, pretty beastly, i can not wait to make a rig with those
Dont expect much more with quark - overclocked it was 35000 - maybe with private kernel it might be more overclocked


yes but what driver are you using for those? nvidia didnt release proper driver for the new gpu, that alone can boost the performance

also code on the miner can be tweaked to increase the performance, i remember the inital value for the 970 was lower than today standard, when it was released and tested with quark and other algo

the hashrate on quark at the beginning, for example, for the 970 was only 10.5 mega, look now it's 17m without the private and with oc

Amph what do you think will happen to the 900 series price wise

250 euro already now, for used, probably around 200, when the other gpu will be released and face a drop in their value, so around august?

If the difficulty continue to rise, for the high electricity price miners, they can only make profit with the new cards.
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?
For 1080
Decred 3200
Lyrarev2 16000
Quark 32000
Neosrypt and etherium needs clarifying - maybe will be bound to linux on release - cant tell the numbers yet
All is at 180w
1070(maybe it will change a bit)
Decred 2300
Quark 23000
At 120w

good, this of course is without all the tweak that need to be done, and not to mention proper drivers, i can easily see 40mega on quark for a 1080 and 30mega for a 1070

those gpu with those number on decred, can make it once again profitable with lower consumption, pretty beastly, i can not wait to make a rig with those
Dont expect much more with quark - overclocked it was 35000 - maybe with private kernel it might be more overclocked


yes but what driver are you using for those? nvidia didnt release proper driver for the new gpu, that alone can boost the performance

also code on the miner can be tweaked to increase the performance, i remember the inital value for the 970 was lower than today standard, when it was released and tested with quark and other algo

the hashrate on quark at the beginning, for example, for the 970 was only 10.5 mega, look now it's 17m without the private and with oc

Amph what do you think will happen to the 900 series price wise

250 euro already now, for used, probably around 200, when the other gpu will be released and face a drop in their value, so around august?
legendary
Activity: 1050
Merit: 1000
so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?
For 1080
Decred 3200
Lyrarev2 16000
Quark 32000
Neosrypt and etherium needs clarifying - maybe will be bound to linux on release - cant tell the numbers yet
All is at 180w
1070(maybe it will change a bit)
Decred 2300
Quark 23000
At 120w

good, this of course is without all the tweak that need to be done, and not to mention proper drivers, i can easily see 40mega on quark for a 1080 and 30mega for a 1070

those gpu with those number on decred, can make it once again profitable with lower consumption, pretty beastly, i can not wait to make a rig with those
Dont expect much more with quark - overclocked it was 35000 - maybe with private kernel it might be more overclocked


yes but what driver are you using for those? nvidia didnt release proper driver for the new gpu, that alone can boost the performance

also code on the miner can be tweaked to increase the performance, i remember the inital value for the 970 was lower than today standard, when it was released and tested with quark and other algo

the hashrate on quark at the beginning, for example, for the 970 was only 10.5 mega, look now it's 17m without the private and with oc

Amph what do you think will happen to the 900 series price wise
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?
For 1080
Decred 3200
Lyrarev2 16000
Quark 32000
Neosrypt and etherium needs clarifying - maybe will be bound to linux on release - cant tell the numbers yet
All is at 180w
1070(maybe it will change a bit)
Decred 2300
Quark 23000
At 120w

good, this of course is without all the tweak that need to be done, and not to mention proper drivers, i can easily see 40mega on quark for a 1080 and 30mega for a 1070

those gpu with those number on decred, can make it once again profitable with lower consumption, pretty beastly, i can not wait to make a rig with those
Dont expect much more with quark - overclocked it was 35000 - maybe with private kernel it might be more overclocked


yes but what driver are you using for those? nvidia didnt release proper driver for the new gpu, that alone can boost the performance

also code on the miner can be tweaked to increase the performance, i remember the inital value for the 970 was lower than today standard, when it was released and tested with quark and other algo

the hashrate on quark at the beginning, for example, for the 970 was only 10.5 mega, look now it's 17m without the private and with oc
full member
Activity: 174
Merit: 100
so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?
For 1080
Decred 3200
Lyrarev2 16000
Quark 32000
Neosrypt and etherium needs clarifying - maybe will be bound to linux on release - cant tell the numbers yet
All is at 180w
1070(maybe it will change a bit)
Decred 2300
Quark 23000
At 120w

good, this of course is without all the tweak that need to be done, and not to mention proper drivers, i can easily see 40mega on quark for a 1080 and 30mega for a 1070

those gpu with those number on decred, can make it once again profitable with lower consumption, pretty beastly, i can not wait to make a rig with those
Dont expect much more with quark - overclocked it was 35000 - maybe with private kernel it might be more overclocked
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?
For 1080
Decred 3200
Lyrarev2 16000
Quark 32000
Neosrypt and etherium needs clarifying - maybe will be bound to linux on release - cant tell the numbers yet
All is at 180w
1070(maybe it will change a bit)
Decred 2300
Quark 23000
At 120w

good, this of course is without all the tweak that need to be done, and not to mention proper drivers, i can easily see 40mega on quark for a 1080 and 30mega for a 1070

those gpu with those number on decred, can make it once again profitable with lower consumption, pretty beastly, i can not wait to make a rig with those
full member
Activity: 174
Merit: 100
so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?
For 1080
Decred 3200
Lyrarev2 16000
Quark 32000
Neosrypt and etherium needs clarifying - maybe will be bound to linux on release - cant tell the numbers yet
All is at 180w
1070(maybe it will change a bit)
Decred 2300
Quark 23000
At 120w
sr. member
Activity: 438
Merit: 250
Indeed this is a nice surprise.
Response from AMD (Vega) prolly in 2017. Nvidia may be best for mining for the rest of this year. Expensive though.

Cant wait to see what Genoil will get out of this chip Wink

Architecturally on the inside it's not that much different from Maxwell. The large page size support could be very good for memory-hard algo's like ethash though.
legendary
Activity: 1146
Merit: 1006
so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?

yes i want to know this too. has anyone here ?
legendary
Activity: 3248
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so someone bought the 1080, for testing how the hashrate is in all the algo?
legendary
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price is bad for those at launch, but if you wait two month they would be good and cheap, waiting for sub $400 or 350 at least, not selling my 970 until then
legendary
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Indeed this is a nice surprise.
Response from AMD (Vega) prolly in 2017. Nvidia may be best for mining for the rest of this year. Expensive though.

Cant wait to see what Genoil will get out of this chip Wink
legendary
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legendary
Activity: 1146
Merit: 1006
hey wasn't it like.. nvidia cards gave a very low hashing power as compared the value equivalents of AMD cards. why would this be any different.

someone care to explain some technicality of this please?
sr. member
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sr. member
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Merit: 250
Pascal GP100 has 2MB page size support (http://hothardware.com/reviews/nvidia-pascal-gpu-architecture-preview-inside-the-gp100?page=2). If that made it to GP104 (and i don't see why not), we can expect a major performance increase on ethash and other memory-hard algo's. The only wait is for OS-level and/or CUDA support.  
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legendary
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I think I can get my 980ti to mine @ 1GHASH as well. But a waste of time.
They tested the opencl bitcoinminer, wich is slower than ccminer.
You can get the performance of the 1080 for free if you just know wich software to run.
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