Back then windows 7 could do 8x60 when windows 8/8.1 was limited to 8x45, no idea what current drivers and OS versions can do.
You maybe should pm bct user scryptr, he/she is still running them.
Topic: Old 750ti Ethash algo hashrate? (Not for ETH mining) (Read 156 times)
ETH launch + couple of months they were doing 10-11MH oc'd, after that windows users started to have some performance issues but linux gave some overtime. I sold them when the dag size kept growing and they started to struggle in linux too so no idea what they can do today, pretty sure they can run cryptonight 250-350 h/s today.
That card is a mining legend, it was (and still is) profitable when amd's went negative. After 3,5 years street price is still 50% of the launch price, that's something no high end card can do.
That card is a mining legend, it was (and still is) profitable when amd's went negative. After 3,5 years street price is still 50% of the launch price, that's something no high end card can do.
That's pretty high and far beyond my expectation. It's certain that the performance would be pretty bad by now, but I don't really know how bad it is. Maybe I should bench them myself lel.
But if they can do that much on low-dag Ethash coins, I would really want to get more of them to build a 6-gpu rig. And yes I've seen lots of people have performance issue, but I think that's the same case when I firstly mine with 970. They do better in linux and compatible driver version for windows.
ETH launch + couple of months they were doing 10-11MH oc'd, after that windows users started to have some performance issues but linux gave some overtime. I sold them when the dag size kept growing and they started to struggle in linux too so no idea what they can do today, pretty sure they can run cryptonight 250-350 h/s today.
That card is a mining legend, it was (and still is) profitable when amd's went negative. After 3,5 years street price is still 50% of the launch price, that's something no high end card can do.
That card is a mining legend, it was (and still is) profitable when amd's went negative. After 3,5 years street price is still 50% of the launch price, that's something no high end card can do.
I've tried to look for the answer on this forum and Google. Sadly I only found comments regarding its small Vram and growing dag of ETH. So I hope some people here have tried this card before! and I surely will appreciate your help!
My question is how much exactly 750ti can do on Ethash mining with smaller dag coins (EXP,Music, or ETP)
The reason is that now I'm mining ETP with my few 1060 rigs. I also have two of 750ti in-stock and I really want to make use of them as any extra hash will add up and is appreciated.
I heard that the gpu was one of the most efficient in terms of power consumption for its era? I don't mind using some spare hardward to build up a rig of these cards, I just only want to know how much they can perform
I expect 4-5 mhz for ethash? Will that be possible at their stock settings? Or is it impossible
Thanks!
My question is how much exactly 750ti can do on Ethash mining with smaller dag coins (EXP,Music, or ETP)
The reason is that now I'm mining ETP with my few 1060 rigs. I also have two of 750ti in-stock and I really want to make use of them as any extra hash will add up and is appreciated.
I heard that the gpu was one of the most efficient in terms of power consumption for its era? I don't mind using some spare hardward to build up a rig of these cards, I just only want to know how much they can perform
I expect 4-5 mhz for ethash? Will that be possible at their stock settings? Or is it impossible
Thanks!
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