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Title: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: Chipslate on September 10, 2017, 04:42:49 PM I am a newb to the mining scene but terribly addicted. I have 3 current rigs:
#1 has 3 x EVGA GTX 1080 TI FTW3'S #2 has 3 x EVGA GTX 1080 TI SC's #3 has 3 x Zotac GTX 1080 Mini's #4 has 1 x AMD Vega Frontier Edition All are dedicated Win10 rigs with 8 GB ram and 120 GB SSD'S. Without the Vega, the rigs were averaging $25-$29 profitability per day using Nicehash 1.8.1.2. I tried dualmining ETH with Claymore but it seemed to crawl re the ETH. I am looking to maximize profits whatever that means. Would linux make a marked difference? Not opposed to that as well. Any and all tips are appreciated. Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: Jdope on September 10, 2017, 04:51:40 PM You should try nemos's multiminer, and try mining lbry and digibyte (skein) directly with the 1080s, make sure you download alexis miner as in my experience its the best one.
Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: Chipslate on September 10, 2017, 05:14:24 PM Great, LBRY I have done some solo mining with already but haven't tried Skein yet.
Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: yerfei on September 10, 2017, 05:26:05 PM I am a newb to the mining scene but terribly addicted. I have 3 current rigs: #1 has 3 x EVGA GTX 1080 TI FTW3'S #2 has 3 x EVGA GTX 1080 TI SC's #3 has 3 x Zotac GTX 1080 Mini's #4 has 1 x AMD Vega Frontier Edition All are dedicated Win10 rigs with 8 GB ram and 120 GB SSD'S. Without the Vega, the rigs were averaging $25-$29 profitability per day using Nicehash 1.8.1.2. I tried dualmining ETH with Claymore but it seemed to crawl re the ETH. I am looking to maximize profits whatever that means. Would linux make a marked difference? Not opposed to that as well. Any and all tips are appreciated. You can try WinMiner v1.78a - auto switch windows app for multi miner optimization https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2004875.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2004875.0) Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: Chipslate on September 10, 2017, 05:29:48 PM Good info, i'm only familiar with nicehash in terms of autominers.
Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: Zitrus on September 10, 2017, 05:31:48 PM I am a newb to the mining scene but terribly addicted. I have 3 current rigs: #1 has 3 x EVGA GTX 1080 TI FTW3'S #2 has 3 x EVGA GTX 1080 TI SC's #3 has 3 x Zotac GTX 1080 Mini's #4 has 1 x AMD Vega Frontier Edition All are dedicated Win10 rigs with 8 GB ram and 120 GB SSD'S. Without the Vega, the rigs were averaging $25-$29 profitability per day using Nicehash 1.8.1.2. I tried dualmining ETH with Claymore but it seemed to crawl re the ETH. I am looking to maximize profits whatever that means. Would linux make a marked difference? Not opposed to that as well. Any and all tips are appreciated. Hey, What's your hashrate for one 1080ti on Lbry; 465 mhs Lyra er v2; 65.000 mhs Dagger hashimoto pascal ;31.300 mhs Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: Chipslate on September 10, 2017, 05:36:15 PM I will post my hashtags when I get home:
Currently, remotely, getting: #1: 2,205 Sol/s with Nicehash running Equihash #2: 2,231 Sol/s with Nicehash running Equihash Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: Lafu on September 10, 2017, 08:12:22 PM Gigabyte 1080 Ti Aorus 11gb
Equihash 730 sols ! Dagger 35 mhs cryptonight 800 hs Neoscrypt 1,5 Mhs Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: puwaha on September 10, 2017, 08:39:14 PM There's also Awesome Miner for your Windows based rigs. It's free for up to 2 rigs. It offers a dazzling array of settings and options to get the most out of your rigs, and once you get your head around the concepts is easily one of the best in my opinion. The developer is also very active and will work on bugs and features very quickly.
Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: BBEEVR on January 18, 2018, 04:43:39 AM I second the choice for Awesome Miner. great stuff. Worth it 100%
Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: Makak4R on January 18, 2018, 04:59:36 AM I second the choice for Awesome Miner. great stuff. Worth it 100% here the link if OP is needed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=676942.0 but for me, I have concerns about using this soft and here is why this soft showing the max profitable coin right this moment, why? cause the price went up or the diff went down - if you start mine it , you will never achieve those high profits, because by the time your coins mature - and the price and diff all would change and usually they will become worth.. so that is why it is not the best way for me. Title: Re: 1080ti, 1080, and AMD Vega Rigs tips for hobbyist Post by: puwaha on January 18, 2018, 06:15:13 AM I second the choice for Awesome Miner. great stuff. Worth it 100% here the link if OP is needed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=676942.0 but for me, I have concerns about using this soft and here is why this soft showing the max profitable coin right this moment, why? cause the price went up or the diff went down - if you start mine it , you will never achieve those high profits, because by the time your coins mature - and the price and diff all would change and usually they will become worth.. so that is why it is not the best way for me. You don't have to just profit switch. You can use Awesome Miner to mine specific coins. You can even create your own pool group of just the coins you want to mine or switch between like say Eth, Zcash, and Zen for instance. Awesome miner is kind of like "software-defined" mining. |