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December 31, 2017, 07:46:51 PM
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I suggest to invest in Nvidia 1080ti for energy efficiency and density.

Or if you want to spend less get the Nvidia 1070ti for best performances in few algos.

These Gpus perform better than AMD in mostly algos but for example if you want mining cryptonight algo get AMD Vega 64 it performs double than 1080ti.

Sorry, are you saying the 1070 TI is better for algos?

Yes the model 1070ti is better for mostly algos with optimized miner.

AMD is better for ethash or cryptonight algos.

It's between the 1070 ti and AMD 580 Saphires. Also, with the cold temps here in NJ 18 degrees currently, I am setting this up in my non heated garage (stays cool in the summer too). I'm not going to have any issues with the cold, right? I'm assuming it's better anyway?
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December 31, 2017, 07:51:36 PM
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I suggest to invest in Nvidia 1080ti for energy efficiency and density.

Or if you want to spend less get the Nvidia 1070ti for best performances in few algos.

These Gpus perform better than AMD in mostly algos but for example if you want mining cryptonight algo get AMD Vega 64 it performs double than 1080ti.

Sorry, are you saying the 1070 TI is better for algos?

Yes the model 1070ti is better for mostly algos with optimized miner.

AMD is better for ethash or cryptonight algos.

It's between the 1070 ti and AMD 580 Saphires. Also, with the cold temps here in NJ 18 degrees currently, I am setting this up in my non heated garage (stays cool in the summer too). I'm not going to have any issues with the cold, right? I'm assuming it's better anyway?

I suggest additional ventilation and not too much cold 18 C are fine. It can be less i think not much like 4 C, but if it's a garage the local temps will become hotter after starting the rigs.
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December 31, 2017, 08:15:17 PM
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I suggest to invest in Nvidia 1080ti for energy efficiency and density.

Or if you want to spend less get the Nvidia 1070ti for best performances in few algos.

These Gpus perform better than AMD in mostly algos but for example if you want mining cryptonight algo get AMD Vega 64 it performs double than 1080ti.

Sorry, are you saying the 1070 TI is better for algos?

Yes the model 1070ti is better for mostly algos with optimized miner.

AMD is better for ethash or cryptonight algos.

It's between the 1070 ti and AMD 580 Saphires. Also, with the cold temps here in NJ 18 degrees currently, I am setting this up in my non heated garage (stays cool in the summer too). I'm not going to have any issues with the cold, right? I'm assuming it's better anyway?

I suggest additional ventilation and not too much cold 18 C are fine. It can be less i think not much like 4 C, but if it's a garage the local temps will become hotter after starting the rigs.

Good point. I will need to ventilate it better in the summer.
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December 31, 2017, 08:17:51 PM
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Also for the 580 cards, is this the right one? https://www.amazon.com/Sapphire-11265-01-20G-Radeon-backplate-Graphics/dp/B071QX74F9
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December 31, 2017, 08:51:11 PM
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18 f is not going to be good for the motherboard and other parts of that computer. while it would do well for the gpus absolutely, i'd be careful with those temps constantly on a motherboard, hd, and other parts that don't get completely warmed up.
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January 01, 2018, 04:51:59 AM
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18 f is not going to be good for the motherboard and other parts of that computer. while it would do well for the gpus absolutely, i'd be careful with those temps constantly on a motherboard, hd, and other parts that don't get completely warmed up.

yeah, this isn't normal temps here. Thursday and Friday will be a high of only 10 degrees. I do not have the setup yet anyway.
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January 03, 2018, 01:01:41 AM
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Just ordered my equipment, minus one GPU. Someone bought one before I completed check out, so I will need to source one more. What's good pool to start with? Nicehash? Minergate?
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January 03, 2018, 01:20:01 AM
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Nicehash is what I use personally its ultra simple to setup and run.  WinMiner is my second easy setup and run choice and Minergate would be my absolute last choice.
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January 03, 2018, 01:27:39 AM
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Stupid question. Do you need to buy a CPU heat sink or does it come with one. I know, stupid question.
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January 03, 2018, 02:05:18 AM
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Stupid question. Do you need to buy a CPU heat sink or does it come with one. I know, stupid question.

Box or Retail CPU's come with heatsinks. If you buy a "tray" or "OEM" cpu its hit or miss.
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January 03, 2018, 02:08:46 AM
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Stupid question. Do you need to buy a CPU heat sink or does it come with one. I know, stupid question.

Box or Retail CPU's come with heatsinks. If you buy a "tray" or "OEM" cpu its hit or miss.

Gotta be careful with that... Pentium/Celeron/i3, yes.  Intel stopped shipping heatsink/fan combos with the i5/i7 boxed CPUs because they realized everyone threw 'em out anyways and bought an after-market cooler.

Check the specifications of what you're ordering carefully - if you buy from NewEgg (for example) it'll state whether its CPU-only or includes a cooler in the box
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January 03, 2018, 02:22:15 AM
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Stupid question. Do you need to buy a CPU heat sink or does it come with one. I know, stupid question.

Box or Retail CPU's come with heatsinks. If you buy a "tray" or "OEM" cpu its hit or miss.

Gotta be careful with that... Pentium/Celeron/i3, yes.  Intel stopped shipping heatsink/fan combos with the i5/i7 boxed CPUs because they realized everyone threw 'em out anyways and bought an after-market cooler.

Check the specifications of what you're ordering carefully - if you buy from NewEgg (for example) it'll state whether its CPU-only or includes a cooler in the box

I've never seen a Box CPU not come with a heatsink / fan combo..
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January 03, 2018, 02:31:26 AM
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Stupid question. Do you need to buy a CPU heat sink or does it come with one. I know, stupid question.

Box or Retail CPU's come with heatsinks. If you buy a "tray" or "OEM" cpu its hit or miss.

Gotta be careful with that... Pentium/Celeron/i3, yes.  Intel stopped shipping heatsink/fan combos with the i5/i7 boxed CPUs because they realized everyone threw 'em out anyways and bought an after-market cooler.

Check the specifications of what you're ordering carefully - if you buy from NewEgg (for example) it'll state whether its CPU-only or includes a cooler in the box

I've never seen a Box CPU not come with a heatsink / fan combo..

Yeah, I just checked and it does.
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January 03, 2018, 03:03:33 AM
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Stupid question. Do you need to buy a CPU heat sink or does it come with one. I know, stupid question.

Box or Retail CPU's come with heatsinks. If you buy a "tray" or "OEM" cpu its hit or miss.

Gotta be careful with that... Pentium/Celeron/i3, yes.  Intel stopped shipping heatsink/fan combos with the i5/i7 boxed CPUs because they realized everyone threw 'em out anyways and bought an after-market cooler.

Check the specifications of what you're ordering carefully - if you buy from NewEgg (for example) it'll state whether its CPU-only or includes a cooler in the box

I've never seen a Box CPU not come with a heatsink / fan combo..

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117561&cm_re=intel_core_i5-6600k_skylake_3.5_ghz-_-19-117-561-_-Product

ooohhh, wait... its the "K" series unlocked CPUs that don't come with heatsinks...


nevermind!!!
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January 03, 2018, 03:30:29 AM
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Stupid question. Do you need to buy a CPU heat sink or does it come with one. I know, stupid question.

Box or Retail CPU's come with heatsinks. If you buy a "tray" or "OEM" cpu its hit or miss.

Gotta be careful with that... Pentium/Celeron/i3, yes.  Intel stopped shipping heatsink/fan combos with the i5/i7 boxed CPUs because they realized everyone threw 'em out anyways and bought an after-market cooler.

Check the specifications of what you're ordering carefully - if you buy from NewEgg (for example) it'll state whether its CPU-only or includes a cooler in the box

I've never seen a Box CPU not come with a heatsink / fan combo..

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117561&cm_re=intel_core_i5-6600k_skylake_3.5_ghz-_-19-117-561-_-Product

ooohhh, wait... its the "K" series unlocked CPUs that don't come with heatsinks...


nevermind!!!

Guess I stand corrected. This is the first I have seen without a heatsink /cooler combo.
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January 03, 2018, 06:02:23 AM
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what about ASUS B250 Mining Expert ? I cant get H110 PRO in my country.. too expensive from overseas.
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January 03, 2018, 10:33:08 AM
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what about ASUS B250 Mining Expert ? I cant get H110 PRO in my country.. too expensive from overseas.

I think it is a great choice because you have a mobo optimized for mining and also you can add many gpus.
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