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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: excavator by NiceHash - multi-algorithm advanced NVIDIA CUDA miner [1.1.4a] on: April 26, 2017, 08:50:35 PM
try put them into Settings -> Devices/Algorithms -> select your card -> select Equigash (excavator) -> and type them into field Extra Launc Parameters



I'm trying but it doesn't seem to work

You are right, I got the same issue, and after checking with process explorer there is no extra params.

I got a look on Nicehash's GUI on github https://github.com/nicehash/NiceHashMiner/blob/master/NiceHashMiner/Miners/Parsing/ExtraLaunchParameters.cs#L175

It's only handle '-c1' and '-c2' options..

I'm opening an issue on github.
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: AMD GPU Mining with r9 Fury or Rx480 ? on: March 29, 2017, 12:50:39 AM
I wouldn't hold on for Vega, it will be expensive. Furys are really good for Zcash mining, and decent for everything else, but even with undervolting you won't reach the power consumption of a RX 480. If power is expensive in your country, go for the 480, otherwise, a Fury might be an excellent choice for this pricepoint.

Thanks for your quick reply. Yes Vega will be expensive, but it will also lower the old generation prices..

I'm in France, electricity is not really cheap but not too expensive.. just around 0.135 cents (Euro) a kWh.
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / AMD GPU Mining with r9 Fury or Rx480 ? on: March 28, 2017, 11:05:36 PM
Hi folks,

I'm currently building a new GPU mining rig. I just finish to build the frame, and received my Asrock h81 pro btc r2 Grin.

I'm still hesitant with the GPU choice. I was going for some rx480 8Gb (around 220), but I just found some Sapphire AMD R9 Furys 4Gb for 240 Euros each (The nitro Tri-X OC version).
I read that Eliovp did a lot of work around the bios and serious undervolting to reduce the power draw on the nano.

What can I expect from a -100mV regular r9 Fury with 3584 Stream processors instead of 4096 for the nano, and what about the power consumption...

What are your advices ?

In the meantime, new Vega are "just around the corner" and are expect to be there in few weeks...

Thanks  Wink

PS:
I'm not really sure of the the OS, I currently use NiceHash on Windows auto-switching algo with 3 GTX 1070, XMR mining with four X5670 on ubuntu with xmr-stak-cpu, and genoil eth miner on ubuntu too.
I think I will try to mine ETH+DCR or ZEC with this new rig.

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