Hi
Are these hash rates from pool end or from miner?
Thanks!
I made one rig with one gpu (two years break). Waiting more information (GT710) and then I am going to buy more gpu's. Pool is working and no problems at all.
Seems that low end cards are mining quite good.
Scrypt-jane algorithm is really undervalued.
Valpe
UTC hash rates for hardware in my rigs (@ Nf = 14)
R9 270X 4GB: 2.23 Kh/s x3 ( -I 9 cgminer-3.7.3-kalroth-sj0.03)
HD 7950 3GB: 1.15 Kh/s x2 (-I 8 cgminer-3.7.3-kalroth-sj0.03)
R7 240 4GB: 0.837 Kh/s x6 (-I 9 cgminer-3.7.3-kalroth-sj0.03)
GTX 750 Ti 2GB: 2.20 Kh/s x1 ( t64x1 cudaminer-2014-02-28)
GT 740 1GB: 1.30 Kh/s x1 (k4x25 cudaminer-2014-02-28)
GT 720 1GB: 1.13 Kh/s x4 (t17x3 -or- t26x2 cudaminer-2014-02-28)
Also investigating viability of the GT710, as it reportedly hashes 50% better than the GT720 @ the same ~19W TDP. The card is laughable for games/graphics performance, but has potential for UTC @ Nf=14. If my test GT710 holds up, I will be creating some super-cheap 5x rigs.
Are these hash rates from pool end or from miner?
Thanks!
I made one rig with one gpu (two years break). Waiting more information (GT710) and then I am going to buy more gpu's. Pool is working and no problems at all.
Seems that low end cards are mining quite good.
Scrypt-jane algorithm is really undervalued.
Valpe
Thanks for the info. Most of these things I already knew, I've been mining (heavily) for past 5 years.
Could you post some reference hashrate values for cards you own? Scrypt Jane algorithm is far away from the spotlight. With Claymore miner for newer algorithms you can't influence hashrate with some settings as it was the case with older algorithms. And without some reference values it's hard to say if everything is working as expected.
Edit: room for tweaking is very limited. I get around 550 H/s with -I 8 and 1.05 KH/s with -I 9. Still, with -I 9 some of the cards occassionaly give HW.
Rig with 6 x 270 draws around 330W from the wall, much less than 580W while mining Zcash.
This seems to be very strange algorithm. Type of card somehow doesn't affect hashrate. My 280X and 270 cards give same hashrate with same intensity settings. That explains why that tiny GT720 with -I 9 also gives 1.1 KHs.
Could you post some reference hashrate values for cards you own? Scrypt Jane algorithm is far away from the spotlight. With Claymore miner for newer algorithms you can't influence hashrate with some settings as it was the case with older algorithms. And without some reference values it's hard to say if everything is working as expected.
Edit: room for tweaking is very limited. I get around 550 H/s with -I 8 and 1.05 KH/s with -I 9. Still, with -I 9 some of the cards occassionaly give HW.
Rig with 6 x 270 draws around 330W from the wall, much less than 580W while mining Zcash.
This seems to be very strange algorithm. Type of card somehow doesn't affect hashrate. My 280X and 270 cards give same hashrate with same intensity settings. That explains why that tiny GT720 with -I 9 also gives 1.1 KHs.
UTC hash rates for hardware in my rigs (@ Nf = 14)
R9 270X 4GB: 2.23 Kh/s x3 ( -I 9 cgminer-3.7.3-kalroth-sj0.03)
HD 7950 3GB: 1.15 Kh/s x2 (-I 8 cgminer-3.7.3-kalroth-sj0.03)
R7 240 4GB: 0.837 Kh/s x6 (-I 9 cgminer-3.7.3-kalroth-sj0.03)
GTX 750 Ti 2GB: 2.20 Kh/s x1 ( t64x1 cudaminer-2014-02-28)
GT 740 1GB: 1.30 Kh/s x1 (k4x25 cudaminer-2014-02-28)
GT 720 1GB: 1.13 Kh/s x4 (t17x3 -or- t26x2 cudaminer-2014-02-28)
Also investigating viability of the GT710, as it reportedly hashes 50% better than the GT720 @ the same ~19W TDP. The card is laughable for games/graphics performance, but has potential for UTC @ Nf=14. If my test GT710 holds up, I will be creating some super-cheap 5x rigs.
These values are direct, per card, from the miners. Pool rates tend to vary, but average about the same.
Will update when I get a GT710. This may not be for awhile, though. If someone else gets one (they are everywhere, and are not especially expensive), use the Cudaminer version referenced above. For first run, let it autotune before setting permanent config, then experiment from there. Post your bat info (minus acct. info).