Gtx 1070 hasrates

[sakuleo]

A lot of people posting hasrate of 1080 on differents algorithm but only know hasrate of dager on 1070. Some one have a review of gtx 1070?

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[Psynthax]

I would also like to know.. 

[Amph]

34MH on lyra2v2 and only 650 on neoscrypt, and 27MH on etheruem,

the neo9scrypt one can be improved for sure, because it is below the 970 and it does not make any sense..

[Psynthax]

27MH on etheruem

is that on linux, because on windows 1080 could only do ~4 MH/s it seems ? 

http://cryptomining-blog.com/7965-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-and-ethereum-mining-what-to-expect/

[Amph]

27MH on etheruem

is that on linux, because on windows 1080 could only do ~4 MH/s it seems ? 

http://cryptomining-blog.com/7965-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-and-ethereum-mining-what-to-expect/

yes linux only, we need to wait for the new wdd(2.1) to be released for win 10 before seeing good performance on windows

[Genoil]

27MH on etheruem

is that on linux, because on windows 1080 could only do ~4 MH/s it seems ? 

http://cryptomining-blog.com/7965-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-and-ethereum-mining-what-to-expect/

yes linux only, we need to wait for the new wdd(2.1) to be released for win 10 before seeing good performance on windows

That still needs to be confirmed, but from what I've heard it's looking good.

[vaulter]

27MH on etheruem

is that on linux, because on windows 1080 could only do ~4 MH/s it seems ? 

http://cryptomining-blog.com/7965-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-and-ethereum-mining-what-to-expect/

yes linux only, we need to wait for the new wdd(2.1) to be released for win 10 before seeing good performance on windows

That still needs to be confirmed, but from what I've heard it's looking good.

Its really up to ms to release it as insider build windows update driver - and they did.. for older cards for some reason - if you install windows 10 insider preview -i think now its 14367 and you have fermi - it will be wddm 2.1 if you get pascal only wddm 2.0 so far - after end of july release it will definitly be availible - im waiting for my pcie splitter to arrive to see maximum # of pascal boards on the single mb - can we go 10? we should go 8 for sure
Ii will post a picture if it works out...

[grrrgrrr]

Gtx 1070

Ubuntu 16.04, cuda 8.0.26, driver 367.27

[Reference + EVGA hybrid kit @150W limit]

Ethash with genoil: 26mh/s
Neoscrypt with nicehash-sp: 1050 kh/s
Lyra2v2 with nicehash-nanashi: 35mh/s


[OC core+200, memory+1200 @150W limit]

Ethash with genoil: 30.5mh/s
Neoscrypt with nicehash-sp: 1150 kh/s
Lyra2v2 with nicehash-nanashi: 37.5mh/s


I could set the power limit to 170W using nvidia-smi but it still runs at below 150W.

[vaulter]

Gtx 1070

Ubuntu 16.04, cuda 8.0.26, driver 367.27

[Reference + EVGA hybrid kit @150W limit]

Ethash with genoil: 26mh/s
Neoscrypt with nicehash-sp: 1050 kh/s
Lyra2v2 with nicehash-nanashi: 35mh/s


[OC core+200, memory+1200 @150W limit]

Ethash with genoil: 30.5mh/s
Neoscrypt with nicehash-sp: 1150 kh/s
Lyra2v2 with nicehash-nanashi: 37.5mh/s


I could set the power limit to 170W using nvidia-smi but it still runs at below 150W.

What tools /command did you use to oc?

[grrrgrrr]

Gtx 1070

Ubuntu 16.04, cuda 8.0.26, driver 367.27

[Reference + EVGA hybrid kit @150W limit]

Ethash with genoil: 26mh/s
Neoscrypt with nicehash-sp: 1050 kh/s
Lyra2v2 with nicehash-nanashi: 35mh/s


[OC core+200, memory+1200 @150W limit]

Ethash with genoil: 30.5mh/s
Neoscrypt with nicehash-sp: 1150 kh/s
Lyra2v2 with nicehash-nanashi: 37.5mh/s


I could set the power limit to 170W using nvidia-smi but it still runs at below 150W.

What tools /command did you use to oc?

sudo X :1 &
export DISPLAY=:1
sudo nvidia-settings --assign "[gpu:0]/GPUGraphicsClockOffset[3]=200" --assign "[gpu:0]/GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1200"

Before all these set coolbits in /etc/X11/xorg.conf to enable overclocking. Dealing with multiple GPUs is a headache. I had to plug them all into monitors.

[ATA Group]

Hi guys,

for a non miner. How many Eth can you expect if you mine for 24h with your 1070gtx ?

[Psynthax]

Hi guys,

for a non miner. How many Eth can you expect if you mine for 24h with your 1070gtx ?

Use the mining calculator.. on linux, 1070 would yeald ~0.225 eth per day.. not overclocked..

[Amph]

Gtx 1070

Ubuntu 16.04, cuda 8.0.26, driver 367.27

[Reference + EVGA hybrid kit @150W limit]

Ethash with genoil: 26mh/s
Neoscrypt with nicehash-sp: 1050 kh/s
Lyra2v2 with nicehash-nanashi: 35mh/s


[OC core+200, memory+1200 @150W limit]

Ethash with genoil: 30.5mh/s
Neoscrypt with nicehash-sp: 1150 kh/s
Lyra2v2 with nicehash-nanashi: 37.5mh/s


I could set the power limit to 170W using nvidia-smi but it still runs at below 150W.

really nice vlaue you have there especially for neoscrypt which is 60% more than a 970 and also etheruem

can you tell me about the exact consumption, with those hashrate?

i hope these hashrate can be "portrayed" in some way to windows


did anyone checked this, apparently one 1070 can do 37MH https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/7780/gtx1070-linux-installation-and-mining-clue-goodbye-amd-welcome-nvidia-for-miners

[Redrose]

27MH on etheruem

is that on linux, because on windows 1080 could only do ~4 MH/s it seems ? 

http://cryptomining-blog.com/7965-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-and-ethereum-mining-what-to-expect/

yes linux only, we need to wait for the new wdd(2.1) to be released for win 10 before seeing good performance on windows

Frankly, who use Windows 10... Stick to a good old Windows 7 ! It's very robust and the best OS ever created according to me.

[grrrgrrr]

Gtx 1070

Ubuntu 16.04, cuda 8.0.26, driver 367.27

[Reference + EVGA hybrid kit @150W limit]

Ethash with genoil: 26mh/s
Neoscrypt with nicehash-sp: 1050 kh/s
Lyra2v2 with nicehash-nanashi: 35mh/s


[OC core+200, memory+1200 @150W limit]

Ethash with genoil: 30.5mh/s
Neoscrypt with nicehash-sp: 1150 kh/s
Lyra2v2 with nicehash-nanashi: 37.5mh/s


I could set the power limit to 170W using nvidia-smi but it still runs at below 150W.

really nice vlaue you have there especially for neoscrypt which is 60% more than a 970 and also etheruem

can you tell em about the exact consumption, with those hashrate?

i hope these hashrate can be "portrayed" in some way to windows


did anyone checked this, apparently one 1070 can do 37MH https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/7780/gtx1070-linux-installation-and-mining-clue-goodbye-amd-welcome-nvidia-for-miners

My rig currently has 2 cards, running at 370W for eth and neoscrypt, 350W for lyra2v2. So I guess they run at 150W on ethash and neoscrypt and 140W on lyra2v2.

I checked that thread when setting things up, but with two cards I couldn't clock as high. There might be a chance if the cards can actually draw 170W.

[Psynthax]

Is there any other compatible miners with 1070 except ccminer?

[Redrose]

Is there any other compatible miners with 1070 except ccminer?

Sgminer should work, but that's only a raw assumption. Since ccminer is the most optimised, I don't see why you would want something else.

[Psynthax]

I thought maybe there is more optimized miner out there.. but I guess I will stick with ccminer then...

[jk_14]

It's very robust and the best OS ever created according to me.

btw: are you able to switch 8 rigs to other pool/algo in 20 seconds?
( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167229.msg7716030#msg7716030 )


Regarding gtx 1070 - I'm refreshing KopiemTu now:
https://www.reddit.com/r/vertcoin/comments/4se2qc/while_waiting_for_my_1070/


detailed info about 1070:



source: http://cryptomining-blog.com/tag/gtx-1070-hashrate/

[jk_14]

sudo X :1 &
export DISPLAY=:1
sudo nvidia-settings --assign "[gpu:0]/GPUGraphicsClockOffset[3]=200" --assign "[gpu:0]/GPUMemoryTransferRateOffset[3]=1200"

Before all these set coolbits in /etc/X11/xorg.conf to enable overclocking. Dealing with multiple GPUs is a headache. I had to plug them all into monitors.

headache? buy the professional equipment:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/50PCS-Carbon-Film-Resistor-Resistance-Assortment-Kit-75-1M-Ohm-Values-Optional-/390861069542?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&var=&hash=item5b01229ce6

and implement the high-tech solution: