Hell, i give up.
I started this thread to inform others about the 1070.
I didnt post anything about how much Hashrate a 1070 is capable of, and what the max is.
I didnt start with " i have the fastest 1070 of the world" or something like this.
And i wont give more info at this time.
Topic: Mining Hashrate 1070 - page 3. (Read 35564 times)
something strange usually by ocing you should not be able to reach such crazy speed, by improving it by 60% or more
did you have the epsylon build or something else private?, what is your "top setting" exactly? consumption when running it at 401MH?
did you have the epsylon build or something else private?, what is your "top setting" exactly? consumption when running it at 401MH?
ok?
there is no way a single 1070 can do 400MH, you are indeed wrong here, post screen otherwise i can not believe this
not even one 1080 can do that hashrate
about oc what i intend is that it is much easy to just boost the MH instead of fining the best value between the MH and the wattage
in the first case is just "increase" in the second case you need to find the best ratio between the two
not even one 1080 can do that hashrate
about oc what i intend is that it is much easy to just boost the MH instead of fining the best value between the MH and the wattage
in the first case is just "increase" in the second case you need to find the best ratio between the two
Be patient please.
I didnt find any good verified information about the 1070.
This was the reason i posted some.
You are wrong about OCing Pascal.
The Core has to stabilize, the Vcore too.
Temp Target and Powerlimit have to harmonize.
So its definitivly not only raise the clock.
My >600 Mhash settings did run for around 6h, until i switched to my custom settings.
Will post it with exact settings so others can adjust their 1070 if they want to. (Vcore, Temptarget Ram etc)
I wont just post something like "Raise the core until crash" (no offense to you)
Edit:
I did the Test at 27.07.2016 22:33 h (Germany time) and made a screeny while running (Mobile Phone).
1 GPU (0) running 376 Mhash with my Top settings
1 GPU (1) running 270 Mhash with optimized Hashrate settings.
Max Hash on the picture is 401 Mhash. (GPU0)
Accepted: 5375/5379 so it run a while
I didnt find any good verified information about the 1070.
This was the reason i posted some.
You are wrong about OCing Pascal.
The Core has to stabilize, the Vcore too.
Temp Target and Powerlimit have to harmonize.
So its definitivly not only raise the clock.
My >600 Mhash settings did run for around 6h, until i switched to my custom settings.
Will post it with exact settings so others can adjust their 1070 if they want to. (Vcore, Temptarget Ram etc)
I wont just post something like "Raise the core until crash" (no offense to you)
Edit:
I did the Test at 27.07.2016 22:33 h (Germany time) and made a screeny while running (Mobile Phone).
1 GPU (0) running 376 Mhash with my Top settings
1 GPU (1) running 270 Mhash with optimized Hashrate settings.
Max Hash on the picture is 401 Mhash. (GPU0)
Accepted: 5375/5379 so it run a while
Yes i am. Took 440 Watt for the complete rig.
I am waiting for 2 more 1070 Amps.
Need more to be sure the settings are perfect for 1070 Zotac Amps.
I am waiting for 2 more 1070 Amps.
Need more to be sure the settings are perfect for 1070 Zotac Amps.
can you post a screen of those 300MH per card, and their consumption? i'm curious... 300MH is crazy high for just one card
Yes i am. Took 440 Watt for the complete rig.
I am waiting for 2 more 1070 Amps.
Need more to be sure the settings are perfect for 1070 Zotac Amps.
Dont want to post something not verified.
I am waiting for 2 more 1070 Amps.
Need more to be sure the settings are perfect for 1070 Zotac Amps.
Dont want to post something not verified.
Thats close to my custom settings.
Powertarget for the Zotac is not the same.
"The best" is what you prefer. Hashrate or Hashrate / Watt.
The Zotac can get > 300 Mhash.
Powertarget for the Zotac is not the same.
"The best" is what you prefer. Hashrate or Hashrate / Watt.
The Zotac can get > 300 Mhash.
the best ratio between hashrate and wattage of course, getting just the best hashrate regardless of consumption it's easy, just oc it until it crash...
are you sure about 300MH? the maximum that i've seen was 272MH for a 1070, 300MH+ is 1080 territory
Thats close to my custom settings.
Powertarget for the Zotac is not the same.
"The best" is what you prefer. Hashrate or Hashrate / Watt.
The Zotac can get > 300 Mhash.
Powertarget for the Zotac is not the same.
"The best" is what you prefer. Hashrate or Hashrate / Watt.
The Zotac can get > 300 Mhash.
the best i've found is 80% power limit +150 on the core
consumption is 140w hashrate 250-255
consumption is 140w hashrate 250-255
I am running 2 Zotac 1070 AMP
Hashrate Lybr CCMiner 1.8 Tpruvot / Win 7
Testrig:
Celeron 1840 - Gigabyte Z 87 OC - Silverstone Strider Titanium 800 Watt - Power Consumption for the complete Rig (out of the wall)
Not optimized Settings:
Powertarget 120 % / Temptarget 92 - Core 2025 to 2050 Mhz / RAM 3800 Mhz - 1.04V - 430 Watt --> 540 Mhash ( 1W = 1,26 Mhash )
Optimized Settings (Optimized Mhash / Watt ratio):
Baseclock GPU 1607 Mhz - RAM 3600 - 0,743V - 215 Watt --> 425 Mhash ( 1W = 1,98 Mhash )
Custom settings: (Optimized Hashrate / Watt):
GPU 1900-1924 Mhz - RAM 3600 - 0,83V - 0,9V - 310 Watt --> 500 Mhash ( 1W = 1,61 Mhash )
>2000 Mhz optimizing still to be done.....
Regards
Wotan
Hashrate Lybr CCMiner 1.8 Tpruvot / Win 7
Testrig:
Celeron 1840 - Gigabyte Z 87 OC - Silverstone Strider Titanium 800 Watt - Power Consumption for the complete Rig (out of the wall)
Not optimized Settings:
Powertarget 120 % / Temptarget 92 - Core 2025 to 2050 Mhz / RAM 3800 Mhz - 1.04V - 430 Watt --> 540 Mhash ( 1W = 1,26 Mhash )
Optimized Settings (Optimized Mhash / Watt ratio):
Baseclock GPU 1607 Mhz - RAM 3600 - 0,743V - 215 Watt --> 425 Mhash ( 1W = 1,98 Mhash )
Custom settings: (Optimized Hashrate / Watt):
GPU 1900-1924 Mhz - RAM 3600 - 0,83V - 0,9V - 310 Watt --> 500 Mhash ( 1W = 1,61 Mhash )
>2000 Mhz optimizing still to be done.....
Regards
Wotan
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