Phil - I finally got my Avalon up and running. I'm pointed at nicehash , I don't like the pool is on west coast and I am east coast.
What sha256 pool do you recommend. ?
@cintronick or anyone else your input is always valued as well !
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To be honest, Just get the GPU type that is on sale/lower price than usual. I got some 1080s for cheaper than 1070tis some time back. And with profitability right now ( and if you have low electric cost ) its profitable to get old GPU's too, 7950, 7970, 280x, mod them and stick em on equihash for example. If you have the room/space/etc.
yeah price is king
next is sols per watt
then rma service
here is a decent card at a decent price
https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-5170-RX
my first rma today of a 1080 ti the msi aero is not detected on 3 different boards.
and a question my asus 1080 ti turbo fan is dying any repair tips?
I know I can simply stick a bgears turbo fan and problem solved.
To be honest, Just get the GPU type that is on sale/lower price than usual. I got some 1080s for cheaper than 1070tis some time back. And with profitability right now ( and if you have low electric cost ) its profitable to get old GPU's too, 7950, 7970, 280x, mod them and stick em on equihash for example. If you have the room/space/etc.
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1070 Ti Hybrid: $500 at NewEgg
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487390&ignorebbr=1
make it better join retailmenot and get 25 cashback
https://www.retailmenot.com/rebates/online/2/9381780
if you don't pay tax it is 475
that's a pretty sweet deal, basically getting hydro @ the price of other TI's atm (non-hydro version)
Hey guys just put together my latest rig. . its a 12x 1060 3gb evga superclocked miner, ideally I want it on ETH for the time being as that's projected to be the most profitable and I've been only doing equihash builds lately
getting ~21.5 mh/s on these cards with 100 core 700 mem and 70 PL on claymore 10
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.25281155
here's a link to the thread with parts and video // here's the video again if anyones interested -- think I could take performance any further?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxBYbAAtXWA
getting ~21.5 mh/s on these cards with 100 core 700 mem and 70 PL on claymore 10
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.25281155
here's a link to the thread with parts and video // here's the video again if anyones interested -- think I could take performance any further?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxBYbAAtXWA
On my Zotac P106-100, 200/1400/100w gets me around 23Mhs on smOS/Claymore10.
Hanging cards on both sides 6 by 6 (like an upside down "V") will give more room to ventilate.
Metal frame racks better than "plastic" frame... keep the plastic rack for your storage, and get a metal open cage rack.
Below my 12xGPU rigs on Biostar B250 12xGPU mobo with single Delta 2400w server PSU - cards are 6+6=12 x RX470s.
The Delta is also hung with s hooks, with exhaust pointing upwards.
On another note:
The ONDA D1800 boards will move to old farm soon for the 390s and Nanos, so the P106s will now go to the Asus 19xGPU board.
18 x P106-100 Batman rig coming up soon.... with nvOC.
Agreed I have a metal rack on order, just used the plastic rack as it was just simply there, the upside down v is interesting //// give me your farm citronick lol
1080 hits almost identical figures, but costs typically 10% or so more for the "same model" card.
+100 core +100 memory seems to be the optimal point for the EVGA SC and Zotac Mini 1080 models, haven't done a lot of fine tuning on the rest of my 1080 collection yet (mostly Gigabytes).
Nah, 1080's do over 550 and that's at 80% tdp (+110 core). Higher at 90%, as halker2010 mentioned above. DSTM's zm miner works better than EWBF.+100 core +100 memory seems to be the optimal point for the EVGA SC and Zotac Mini 1080 models, haven't done a lot of fine tuning on the rest of my 1080 collection yet (mostly Gigabytes).
Again, we shouldn't be debating raw speed. We should be debating speed&efficiency vs price. If you overpay your 1070Ti you're getting a bad deal vs a 1080 and a Vega. nVidia placed the 1070Ti as a short-term "answer" to Vega for gaming needs, mostly. Do your homework as a miner and know what you are paying, and what you'll be getting for that money.
460-470 sol/s on a GTX 1070 ti running at 106 watts +200 core +700 memory - working both of my EVGA SC 1070 ti, the bunch Voskcoin used in his rig in his video, 6 more in a rig I helped build as a consulting job last week, and the Zotac Mini I got today.
1080 hits almost identical figures, but costs typically 10% or so more for the "same model" card.
+100 core +100 memory seems to be the optimal point for the EVGA SC and Zotac Mini 1080 models, haven't done a lot of fine tuning on the rest of my 1080 collection yet (mostly Gigabytes).
1070 has to push a lot harder and runs noticeably less efficiently to get anywhere near that ballpark, but it DOES tend to cost a fair bit less.
I've not done any "most efficient point" testing on my 1070 collection yet, as they're all low enough power that I can run them at higher TDP % to maximise hashrate (they're also all in left-over FAH 3-card rigs at this point).
did you try it with zm miner too ? because i get around 478 - 491 on 1070 with it and 580 on gtx 1080 with 550 memory and 120 cclock tdp 90 %1080 hits almost identical figures, but costs typically 10% or so more for the "same model" card.
+100 core +100 memory seems to be the optimal point for the EVGA SC and Zotac Mini 1080 models, haven't done a lot of fine tuning on the rest of my 1080 collection yet (mostly Gigabytes).
1070 has to push a lot harder and runs noticeably less efficiently to get anywhere near that ballpark, but it DOES tend to cost a fair bit less.
I've not done any "most efficient point" testing on my 1070 collection yet, as they're all low enough power that I can run them at higher TDP % to maximise hashrate (they're also all in left-over FAH 3-card rigs at this point).
Not there yet. Is it on smos?
coins are almost touching 10000 USD
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/coinbase/btcusd 9965 overnight
A suggestion to all sell ¼ of your btc this week. The climb may stop
460-470 sol/s on a GTX 1070 ti running at 106 watts +200 core +700 memory - working both of my EVGA SC 1070 ti, the bunch Voskcoin used in his rig in his video, 6 more in a rig I helped build as a consulting job last week, and the Zotac Mini I got today.
1080 hits almost identical figures, but costs typically 10% or so more for the "same model" card.
+100 core +100 memory seems to be the optimal point for the EVGA SC and Zotac Mini 1080 models, haven't done a lot of fine tuning on the rest of my 1080 collection yet (mostly Gigabytes).
1070 has to push a lot harder and runs noticeably less efficiently to get anywhere near that ballpark, but it DOES tend to cost a fair bit less.
I've not done any "most efficient point" testing on my 1070 collection yet, as they're all low enough power that I can run them at higher TDP % to maximise hashrate (they're also all in left-over FAH 3-card rigs at this point).
did you try it with zm miner too ? because i get around 478 - 491 on 1070 with it and 580 on gtx 1080 with 550 memory and 120 cclock tdp 90 % 1080 hits almost identical figures, but costs typically 10% or so more for the "same model" card.
+100 core +100 memory seems to be the optimal point for the EVGA SC and Zotac Mini 1080 models, haven't done a lot of fine tuning on the rest of my 1080 collection yet (mostly Gigabytes).
1070 has to push a lot harder and runs noticeably less efficiently to get anywhere near that ballpark, but it DOES tend to cost a fair bit less.
I've not done any "most efficient point" testing on my 1070 collection yet, as they're all low enough power that I can run them at higher TDP % to maximise hashrate (they're also all in left-over FAH 3-card rigs at this point).
460-470 sol/s on a GTX 1070 ti running at 106 watts +200 core +700 memory - working both of my EVGA SC 1070 ti, the bunch Voskcoin used in his rig in his video, 6 more in a rig I helped build as a consulting job last week, and the Zotac Mini I got today.
1080 hits almost identical figures, but costs typically 10% or so more for the "same model" card.
+100 core +100 memory seems to be the optimal point for the EVGA SC and Zotac Mini 1080 models, haven't done a lot of fine tuning on the rest of my 1080 collection yet (mostly Gigabytes).
1070 has to push a lot harder and runs noticeably less efficiently to get anywhere near that ballpark, but it DOES tend to cost a fair bit less.
I've not done any "most efficient point" testing on my 1070 collection yet, as they're all low enough power that I can run them at higher TDP % to maximise hashrate (they're also all in left-over FAH 3-card rigs at this point).
1080 hits almost identical figures, but costs typically 10% or so more for the "same model" card.
+100 core +100 memory seems to be the optimal point for the EVGA SC and Zotac Mini 1080 models, haven't done a lot of fine tuning on the rest of my 1080 collection yet (mostly Gigabytes).
1070 has to push a lot harder and runs noticeably less efficiently to get anywhere near that ballpark, but it DOES tend to cost a fair bit less.
I've not done any "most efficient point" testing on my 1070 collection yet, as they're all low enough power that I can run them at higher TDP % to maximise hashrate (they're also all in left-over FAH 3-card rigs at this point).
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1070 Ti Hybrid: $500 at NewEgg
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487390&ignorebbr=1
make it better join retailmenot and get 25 cashback
https://www.retailmenot.com/rebates/online/2/9381780
if you don't pay tax it is 475
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@ dragonmike I have purchased all my 1070ti's at an okay price.
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@ dragonmike I have purchased all my 1070ti's at an okay price.
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1070 Ti Hybrid: $500 at NewEgg
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487390&ignorebbr=1
Hey Phil this single slot 1080Ti seems right up your alley.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/12076/evga-launches-single-slot-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-kngpn-hydro-copper
Edit: Well aside from the crazy price
https://www.anandtech.com/show/12076/evga-launches-single-slot-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-kngpn-hydro-copper
Edit: Well aside from the crazy price
1249 fuck them stupid price.
849 one for the heck of it
1249 no
I would like to see the zotac mini waterblock card go on sale
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/zotac-1080-ti-arcticstorm-mini,35734.html
I would pay a premium for this if I can find it.
@ dragonmike I have purchased all my 1070ti's at an okay price.
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the 1070 ti hybrid is good
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when at the prices above the 1070 ti hybrid is better then the 1070 hybrid
and close to an exact tie with the 1080.
Hey Phil this single slot 1080Ti seems right up your alley.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/12076/evga-launches-single-slot-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-kngpn-hydro-copper
Edit: Well aside from the crazy price
https://www.anandtech.com/show/12076/evga-launches-single-slot-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-kngpn-hydro-copper
Edit: Well aside from the crazy price
Should I just get the Ver 1.0 then? Phil, do you have any left?
hey Phil... thanks for linking that EVGA 1kw PSU! I just picked one up as that is by far the best price on this or any other good 1kw PSU i've seen in a long time!
I am actually finally about to take the plunge into Nvidia mining so this PSU should be perfect for what I think might be a 6x 1070 rig. I have eliminted both 1060's and 1080ti's from consideration but still trying to decide for sure between 1070/1070ti/1080. All seem to be about the same cost/hash/watt/profitability ratio... at least from what I have gleaned so far.
Any recommendations between these 3? I assume I can mix and match? maybe something like 2 of each? Any recommendation on brands? EVGA seems to be good in this space but seems like they have various versions even within say the 1070. It's a bit confusing coming from Radeon-only GPUs so far, so any recommendations would be welcomed.
For instance, these 2 look identical spec wise but the 1st is $25 cheaper than the 2nd. I am missing a nuance? And is that nuance important for mining?
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487265
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487248
Also, has anyone here put 1070ti's to use and compared vs regular 1070s? What kind of difference hash-rate and wattage have you seen between the 2?
I can not tell the difference between them other then the part number.
I love my 1070ti's
https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-5678-KR
they get 500 sols using 130 watts
Those 1070Ti are decent, but it's like always: a function of pricing. They are okay... But also a classic nVidia money grab! For a tad more money you can get a 1080, and a little more will buy you a Vega56 that will exterminate it in Cryptonight.
Should I just get the Ver 1.0 then? Phil, do you have any left?
hey Phil... thanks for linking that EVGA 1kw PSU! I just picked one up as that is by far the best price on this or any other good 1kw PSU i've seen in a long time!
I am actually finally about to take the plunge into Nvidia mining so this PSU should be perfect for what I think might be a 6x 1070 rig. I have eliminted both 1060's and 1080ti's from consideration but still trying to decide for sure between 1070/1070ti/1080. All seem to be about the same cost/hash/watt/profitability ratio... at least from what I have gleaned so far.
Any recommendations between these 3? I assume I can mix and match? maybe something like 2 of each? Any recommendation on brands? EVGA seems to be good in this space but seems like they have various versions even within say the 1070. It's a bit confusing coming from Radeon-only GPUs so far, so any recommendations would be welcomed.
For instance, these 2 look identical spec wise but the 1st is $25 cheaper than the 2nd. I am missing a nuance? And is that nuance important for mining?
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487265
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487248
Also, has anyone here put 1070ti's to use and compared vs regular 1070s? What kind of difference hash-rate and wattage have you seen between the 2?
I can not tell the difference between them other then the part number.
I love my 1070ti's
https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-5678-KR
they get 500 sols using 130 watts
my 1070's get only 465 sols using 130 watts
Should I just get the Ver 1.0 then? Phil, do you have any left?
Yeah I have 1 for you
are you usa based?
I can do 170 in btc shipped on monday via large flat rate.
you need a shorter card for first slot but it may be better deal.
If you mine 7 x 1070's set to 105 watts = 735 watts
running smos this psu is a good one on sale
https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=120-G2-1000-XR
No one has tested the newer model and it still has flaws.
I am running mine with 7 cards easy peasy no hassles
So you have to pick your poison so to speak.
hey Phil... thanks for linking that EVGA 1kw PSU! I just picked one up as that is by far the best price on this or any other good 1kw PSU i've seen in a long time!
I am actually finally about to take the plunge into Nvidia mining so this PSU should be perfect for what I think might be a 6x 1070 rig. I have eliminted both 1060's and 1080ti's from consideration but still trying to decide for sure between 1070/1070ti/1080. All seem to be about the same cost/hash/watt/profitability ratio... at least from what I have gleaned so far.
Any recommendations between these 3? I assume I can mix and match? maybe something like 2 of each? Any recommendation on brands? EVGA seems to be good in this space but seems like they have various versions even within say the 1070. It's a bit confusing coming from Radeon-only GPUs so far, so any recommendations would be welcomed.
For instance, these 2 look identical spec wise but the 1st is $25 cheaper than the 2nd. I am missing a nuance? And is that nuance important for mining?
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487265
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487248
Also, has anyone here put 1070ti's to use and compared vs regular 1070s? What kind of difference hash-rate and wattage have you seen between the 2?
looking nice, neat & great @citronick, apologies bro, been really bz, happy to see the innovative ideas n the gpus running 
@OP good to see much projects going on.
the capt is bz as hell as i'm a 1 man show.
keep up the good work nice to see new stuffs.
happy mining, happy making lotsa $$$
@OP good to see much projects going on.
the capt is bz as hell as i'm a 1 man show.
keep up the good work nice to see new stuffs.
happy mining, happy making lotsa $$$
Yeah it is hard as I am one man show for the most part.
Buysolar has closed on three 2 acre lots.
Plan is build a two acre 240 volt 400 amp using funds from current array.
Maybe may or June.
Then using funds from two arrays build a second two acre array and finally build a third one.
Maybe may June 2018
Then may June 2019
Then May June 2020
So
1 x 400 x 240. Now
2 x 400 x 240. June 2018
3 x 400 x 240. June 2019
4 x 400 x 240. June 2020
About
15 kwatts
42 kwatts
67 kwatts
92 kwatts
And in a way it is close to free power.
looking nice, neat & great @citronick, apologies bro, been really bz, happy to see the innovative ideas n the gpus running
@OP good to see much projects going on.
the capt is bz as hell as i'm a 1 man show.
keep up the good work nice to see new stuffs.
happy mining, happy making lotsa $$$
@OP good to see much projects going on.
the capt is bz as hell as i'm a 1 man show.
keep up the good work nice to see new stuffs.
happy mining, happy making lotsa $$$
hey captain - haven't seen you posting for awhile - welcome back!
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