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standard proof of work is still the best one, hybrid may also work but as long as you have pow you are fine, all other are trash and just a way to scam people
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you missed my point i never said that they were good, just that you can avoid their problems by adding additional fan so they can run at lower speed
but this is not true in winter where you can leave them at lower speed regardless, it wasn't so hard to understand....
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wooooow very good your rig what h/s and what power...please tell to us
appr. 71-73.000 h/sols 45-47kwt/h what is your electricity cost? |
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yeah and a 1070 can only do 600h, something clearly wrong there
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Your GPU gets hot, good fans cool it though. I have about 1 1/2 inches between each GPU and eight above each rack. I don't need extra fans besides moving air in and out of the room.
well "moving fan in and out" is the same as additional fan.... it prove that the fan alone of the gpu are not enough especially in summer at 30° did you test it ? in winter the thing is different, there is no problem even if i live my gpu spinning without additional fan and at 40% i get good temp I've been mining for more then three years dude. Yes I've had a couple summers. You're talking about putting 140mm fans on top of the cards to 'keep them cool'. Fans moving air in and out of the room keeps the room cool, not specifically the GPUs. If you're just keeping the GPUs cool, you don't get rid of excess heat and it builds up in your server room. The GPUs should be able to maintain their own temperature or they aren't doing their job. That's specifically one of the reasons for buying one brand over another, the cooler. no not on top, on the front, you know by creating the tunnel effect, without that and 30° celsius on the room it's not possible to have good temp(below 65-70°) with only the gpu fan |
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 old image here i've adjusted the fan and moved them a bit to the right, thus they do not look off like that Please new image and your Watts and your h/s i can't right now, no smartphone(waiting to buy new one), watt is 700 and speed is 1950 sol |
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For best cooling (most efficient and better at preserving the hardware) you need multiple layers of fans.
Fans on the card, fans blowing air on the cards, fans blowing fresh air into the room (or pumping hot air out), etc.
You need to find the best balance of them, and the power meter is your friend.
Exactly @amph: that's why it's important a deep study of the ventilation, and forced flows. In my solutions with 6x vga configs, with 32°C of ambient temperature, I hadn't any problem even with 7990s. 150W tdp cards are an easy thing to manage there, plug&play you have additional fans...he was talking about using only the fan of the gpu Your GPU gets hot, good fans cool it though. I have about 1 1/2 inches between each GPU and eight above each rack. I don't need extra fans besides moving air in and out of the room.
well "moving fan in and out" is the same as additional fan.... it prove that the fan alone of the gpu are not enough especially in summer at 30° did you test it ? in winter the thing is different, there is no problem even if i live my gpu spinning without additional fan and at 40% i get good temp |
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old image here i've adjusted the fan and moved them a bit to the right, thus they do not look off like that |
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mine are perfectly running since months no issue so far, i like to leave them at 40% all the time and put other 14mm fan in front that do the job
they last much longer this way
Oh yeah? You know you're pampering your fans because they aren't working properly. If they worked like they're supposed to you wouldn't have to worry about 'how long they last'. You don't need to do that with Asus, MSI, EVGA, or Zotac fans. So, no, yours aren't working fine. there is no reason to have at faster speed either they are fine with this % of speed, less than 50° i have as a temps so... the point is that you can easily avoid their problems not that they have no problem... Keeping it cool? If your fans weren't there, the fans on the card would run faster. You bought fans to offset the fact that the fans on the card are garbage and you don't want to have to RMA them. The point is the fans are garbage and you can simply buy a different model of cards and 'easily avoid the problem', also save electricity you are so keen about in addition to not having to buy extra fans. Wow, it's like a triple win... We could also add in there manpower and time in addition to the fans inevitably failing anyways, just taking longer (15 months?). If I were to recommend cards for someone I wouldn't go 'oh hey you should buy these awesome Gigabyte 1070s, just make sure you buy three extra 140mm fans to help cool the cards, manually set the fan speeds on the card to 40% which you may need to change on all your rigs in the future if they use more energy, get hotter, and ambient temp changes, oh and those fans will more then likely fail anyway and your whole system will use more power all the while this is happening hehuk'. You're really a dumbass sometimes. no i didn't bought those for that reason, but because of summer, and in summer no matter at what speed you put your fan it will get to hot for your gpu, already tested you need a tunnel effect at 30°, btw insulting don't make your argument more valid, actually it make it more irrelevant and trolling |
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mine are perfectly running since months no issue so far, i like to leave them at 40% all the time and put other 14mm fan in front that do the job
they last much longer this way
Oh yeah? You know you're pampering your fans because they aren't working properly. If they worked like they're supposed to you wouldn't have to worry about 'how long they last'. You don't need to do that with Asus, MSI, EVGA, or Zotac fans. So, no, yours aren't working fine. there is no reason to have at faster speed either they are fine with this % of speed, less than 50° i have as a temps so... the point is that you can easily avoid their problems not that they have no problem... |
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My various 1070s running +500 or +550 memory overclock and stock core clock are generally drawing about 140 watts each (per NVidia-SMI) on average.
Most of them pull around 330 sol/s but there are a couple as high as 345 and a couple down around 310 - seems to be system dependent, the slower cards are on low-end motherboards with ancient CPUs and low system RAM.
you can easily set 323 sol at 100watt, by just decrease the power limit at the minimum, which is far better than 350 at 140watt |
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mine are perfectly running since months no issue so far, i like to leave them at 40% all the time and put other 14mm fan in front that do the job
they last much longer this way
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i'm also holding strong for 10k no matter what and how much i need to wait, btw i'mcurious about how many that bought at the last ath are still holding
if they can hold for another few months they will get their money back
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So no impact on the 1070 at all?  Small changes in the solver is a few percent faster on Linux on windows not. I said about 1070 and 1060. can you push it to 400 sol for a 1070(no oc)? there is still room for improvements? |
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Amp, what are your settings on your 1070? I would like to try yours, I still am burning more energy than I should.
55% 120 core 400 mem 323 sol/100watt, but i have seen a better result(320 sol 90 watt only) from a guy with 50% tdp +20mv(voltage), 600+ mem and core was 100 i think, i don't remember now core should reach 1800 |
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What? Is there a possibility of HDD mining? I didn't know about that and also at the same time I have 50TB space for hosting server. Also is there a difference between mining by SATA HDD and SSD? SSD are way much faster and maybe size doesn't matter here.
Also anyone which is experiensed, are you mining by servers? And how much profitable is it with 0.08$ electricity cost.
only size matter thus ssd are useless for this kind of mining, they really should do a coin with hdd based on speed, to make ssd relevant |
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270 sols with Gigabyte 1070 G1
I have a Gigabyte G1 gaming 1070 and with a core OC of 75, mem OC of 600 I get 350sol/s yeah but check consumption you are probably way above 100watt, and using power limit at 60-70%... |
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mining zec until jan 27th 2017.
thats is my birthday and I will sell off my 20-30 coins then
you lost quite a bit phil, if you indeed held those coin until now, they were at a much higher price before zcash can not return to its glory price, there is simply too much supply per day involved, too much for the buyers |
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If the price of the ZCash is the same as now, there is no need to buy the faster cards as they will not ROI.
ROI ? Haha that never stopped a good miner. Good miners know that when the singularity comes any bitcoin they hold from the sale of zec/eth/whatever mining will be worth its weight in unobtanium. ~LOL~ that only true with bitcoin, all other are bound to die eventually vega will not change anything if not very efficient and much faster than a 1070 we need a pump for better profit no faster gpu |
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well you have the other two chinese exchange, no need to worry about it
You missed the point..the pool will close when polo is delisting it -> suprnova. 1GH.com ist not working anymore nobody seem to fix it. that's not a problem either, you have solo mine, with a nethash like that you can easily solo mine if you want |
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