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I am getting about 11 from a 1080 and 16.5 from a 1080 TI. Both are not overclocked. With some overclocking, I get 12.5 for and 1080 and 17 on the TI.
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I just switched to "restart on crash". That's much better than the scheduler.
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I do have stability problems with my nvidia cards. I run them at the stock clock speed, but the miner still crashes a few times a day. To take care of that I use the windows scheduler to start the miner every 10 minutes and to kill the previous task if it is still running. I need to keep an eye on it in the task manager, because every now and then I get two tasks running and my cpd rate is halved. All I do is kill one of the tasks and everything goes back to normal.
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All I changed in the config.txt is:
server = "coinsforall.io"; # server = "xpmforall.org"; port = "6666"; # Your XPM payout address address = "....your XPM address here....";
on the coinsforall.io site, the same address in the settings and set the minimal payout to whatever you want. I have mine at 10 XPM. If you ever want to switch to xpmforall.org, just move the hash (#) from the one server = line to the other.
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I have my payout set at 10 XPM and get several payouts a day without fail. I am currently using coinsforall, but I also had no problems with xpmforall.
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I had been mining Primecoin for a while up until I lost the space for my rigs about a year ago. I now have a place that I can set them up again. I currently use r9-270s (4 cpd) and 280s(6 cpd) Anyway, I have two questions. What are the preferred GPUs for Primecoin mining now, and is there any reason to use coinsforall over xpmforall?
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