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Title: Nvidia Equihash and Vega Cryptonight questions Post by: Truthchanter on October 03, 2017, 09:40:57 PM I'm looking to mine either equihash (zec/zen) and/or cryptonight (monero)
Thinking of 1080ti for equihash (for best sol/watt and good mining density and hash per price?) Also thinking of AMD Vega for cryptonight. I have some questions 1. How is profit per power consumption currently for mining monero with vega vs mining zec/zen with 1080ti? 2. Is 1080ti the way to go if i got nvidia with equihash? 3. How does Vega 56 compare to 64 for monero? (price per card, hashrate, power consumption, and hashrate per power consumption) Title: Re: Nvidia Equihash and Vega Cryptonight questions Post by: 0xcosmos on October 04, 2017, 10:21:56 AM www.whattomine.com
gtx 1080ti do 750 sol with 225w vega does 1500 h in moero with 180w gtx 1080ti is best for equihash considering nvidia Title: Re: Nvidia Equihash and Vega Cryptonight questions Post by: e-coinomist on October 13, 2017, 02:22:33 PM Looking for talk (any at all) about Equihash algo used for mining, which is used by the upcoming Bitcoin "Gold" fork.
That should exist as a toppic somewhere inside the Altcoin mining section? If nobody cares a damn, maybe Bitcoin "Gold" is not even legit. Otherwise, it would be your third choice between ZEC & XMR. Title: Re: Nvidia Equihash and Vega Cryptonight questions Post by: dbc23 on October 13, 2017, 07:49:41 PM Looking for talk (any at all) about Equihash algo used for mining, which is used by the upcoming Bitcoin "Gold" fork. That should exist as a toppic somewhere inside the Altcoin mining section? If nobody cares a damn, maybe Bitcoin "Gold" is not even legit. Otherwise, it would be your third choice between ZEC & XMR. I'm fairly certain it's another SHA-256 coin. Although that's based purely on vague recollection from reading. Title: Re: Nvidia Equihash and Vega Cryptonight questions Post by: Traumwandler on October 13, 2017, 08:32:56 PM IF you want to go for Cryptonight, stick with Vega56. and BC Driver
Max. 4 cards/Rig. More makes problems. Use the registry patch for voltages. Runs best at 1202 mhz GPU / 900-940 MEM @850mv. My Vega56 run at 140 Watt each, doing 1650 h/s each with AMD-STAK-XMR, or 1950 h/s at 275 watt each 1630 GPU / 1100 MEM with Vega64 Bios. Title: Re: Nvidia Equihash and Vega Cryptonight questions Post by: oblione on December 11, 2017, 03:53:09 PM IF you want to go for Cryptonight, stick with Vega56. and BC Driver Max. 4 cards/Rig. More makes problems. Use the registry patch for voltages. Runs best at 1202 mhz GPU / 900-940 MEM @850mv. My Vega56 run at 140 Watt each, doing 1650 h/s each with AMD-STAK-XMR, or 1950 h/s at 275 watt each 1630 GPU / 1100 MEM with Vega64 Bios. Check out the "monero and vega ultimate guide" post on reddit, I have 3 vega 64's and 1 vega 56 running generating 7700h/s on cryptopnight pulling 670 watts at the wall that includes the motherboard, harddrive and 2 addon fans. you can seriously undervolt these cards man, theyre giving me great returns. Title: Re: Nvidia Equihash and Vega Cryptonight questions Post by: begnme on December 11, 2017, 05:08:41 PM Looking for talk (any at all) about Equihash algo used for mining, which is used by the upcoming Bitcoin "Gold" fork. That should exist as a toppic somewhere inside the Altcoin mining section? If nobody cares a damn, maybe Bitcoin "Gold" is not even legit. Otherwise, it would be your third choice between ZEC & XMR. You are correct. Since the NiceHash outage I have been mining bitcoin gold using the equihash algo on the suprnova pool. |