damn - thank you for that detailed OC settings, helps people switching to new coins alot.
cheers

Do you guys only lowering the TDP for optimal efficiency? Or do you actually change the voltage? If so, how?

My settings now are:

TDP: 75%

Core: +130

Memory: +100

Fan speed: 70
Temperature is between 55-65 for 3 cards mining ZEC, 730-750 sol.

Not sure how to messaure the watt usage since the miner I use don't show it.

There's something wrong with the shown hashrate based on the available memory bandwidth for this Xilinx FPGA card.

We know each hash of ETH requires 8192 bytes of memory access (ie. DAG access per hash is done by a 64 iteration loop with each iteration accessing 128 bytes of the DAG, thus 128 bytes x 64 iterations = 8192 bytes per hash). Now a hashrate of 1.9 GH/s means it would require around 15564.8 gigabytes per second of memory bandwidth. In terms of bits this means that hashrate requires around 124518.4 gigabits per second.

This Xilinx card comes with 4x DDR4 DIMMS, with each DIMM providing a 64 bit data bus, thus the 4x DIMMS provide a total data bus width of 256 bits. The required memory bandwidth of 124518.4 gigabits per second (to get the 1.9 GH/s hashrate) means the DD4 DIMM module must have a speed per data pin of around 486.4 GHz (equivalently 486400 MHz). But there doesn't exist any DDR4 DIMM with data pin speeds which reach the needed 486.4 GHz.

So the DDR4 DIMMs used by this Xilinx card can't even provide the required memory bandwith to give the hashrate shown.
 
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i must have mest up or something ,i run 10 1080 ti and got $13.00 a day on zec ??please list pools that pay out $6 to $10 a card thanks .

please tell me how many kh/s he is digging for GTX 1060 and how many 1050 ti in the program ccminer??? I will be grateful too info

Thanks! I've never heard of that developer though and I'm wondering if it's safe since it's not open source. Has anyone heard of the developer before? Also, has anyone here been using it his miner for 1080ti? Is there any significant change for our card?

I noticed that most people are using the ccminer from enemy-1.03 for RavenCoin (Info's Source: http://yiimp.eu/site/miners). However I can't find it available as open source and I'm afraid it might be doing something fishy on the background.
People are already comenting here http://cryptomining-blog.com/9507-ccminer-enemy-1-03-fork-for-raven-rvn-mining-now-available/ about suspicious activity.
TPRUVOT's ccminer is so buggy, it's always crushing even when KlausT's version keeps going with the same clocks. However KlausT hasn't add RVN support (at least yet).

So... Is there any stable and safe miner for Raven?

PS: TPRUVOT's ccminer hashrate is jumbing between 12 MH/s and 20 MH/s on 1080ti! WTH?! I reduced my clocks to try avoid crashes and I'm at 80% TDP, +70 GPU, +500 Memory. Let's see if it last more than 2 hours.

Думаю для домашних майнеров будет все хуже и хуже. Те, кто построил промышленные фермы или даже забил ангары/гаражи, никуда уже не уйдут, там огромные вложения и они будут работатьна уровне розетки сколько угодно долго, ожидая роста монет. Очевидные проблемы только у тех, кто все это делал на кредитные деньги

Lizus (LIZ) Skein вопросы почему то про эту монету игнорируют, периодически стреляет с такой же доходностью как и LUX , но нет проблем с биржей. может я чего-то про неё не знаю?

I believe a balance of 1000 PHR would give you roughly 1 stake every three days. But even then, it is on average, meaning you could easily go a week without any stakes, but you could also get 2 stakes in a single day. Over a long time it would average out to one stake every three days.

Is there a way we can reduce the memory voltage?

What are you mining to get that?