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[bigjme]

how many 780ti ? (actually I would go for the 880... ).
Actually, I have made so far 9.34btc (still highly dominated by maxcoin profit... I can almost get it already  )

Just 1 to go with my 780 i already have, 4 screens = 4k video
my one 780 wont handle that haha. I think ive made about 5 btc in total including maxcoin as i missed the start by 2 hours

Right now it depends if my 780 will sli with an 880

[djm34]

how many 780ti ? (actually I would go for the 880... ).
Actually, I have made so far 9.34btc (still highly dominated by maxcoin profit... I can almost get it already  )

Just 1 to go with my 780 i already have, 4 screens = 4k video
my one 780 wont handle that haha. I think ive made about 5 btc in total including maxcoin as i missed the start by 2 hours

Right now it depends if my 780 will sli with an 880

I don't think it is possible to sli different cards

[bigjme]

I don't think it is possible to sli different cards

yeh so looks like i am stuck with 2 780's
no way am i buying 2 880's lmao

[unitedminers]

Does anyone else have about 12% rejects with X15 and about 25% rejects with Doomcoin?

GPU: Nvidia GTX 750Ti & Driver: nvidia-331

BTW Whirlcoin works fine.

[baton]

Total: £3310 / $5574.64, or 3 months wages xD

Looks like u are not a big fan of BTC. U should put that amount in BTC too. U are in crypto forum  

Long live fiat.

bigjme: wish you 1/3 month wages ;-)

[Amph]

Shhh I neeeed it :p
I'm waiting for the new 8 core 16 thread i7's to come out. CPU, mb, ddr4 memory. Roughly $1700 or so

My current Xeon is going as a spare so the website will go on that. Plus its an excuse to get a second PC set up. I also need to sort out my new displays to code properly. Coding on less then 3 screens sucks. And I only have 1 right now

So yes, it will be my new toy haha. I have a list of water cooling fittings that are going to cost $500 or more just to fit everything again lmao

Oh, I see. Been there, done that. Made out alive, though wasted a lot of money in the process. It's just consumer-grade hardware does surprisingly well these days, a simple AMD FX-8350 gives all the power that vast majority of hobbyists need, supports up to 32GB of ECC RAM, and there's enough 990FX boards out there that work great as hypervisors with Xen/Vmware.. There's also a lot of previous gen Xeons on ebay, 6 core / 12 threads 1366 cpus go for like less than $150 and are still very capable. One can build a very powerful server for under $1k and in real-life applications most would never even notice the difference in performance compared to the latest/greatest top xeon.

Well, if you want that latest stuff and can afford it — then sure. For me it's just never worth it, I do like to geek out and play with new toys, but most fun is gone in like a week after the purchase and then I start to feel like shit, realizing that I could get all the performance I needed for a fraction of the price paid.

AMD is to me simply too power hungry, i had a top of the line FX not long back and sent it back due to power usage.
I need to buy a second machine anyway as my partner keeps stealing mine  , and even if i get last gen (same as i have now) 6 core xeons, with a proper mb, cpu, new memory etc. i am still looking at a good chunk of money.

Both machines are going to be high end gaming machines so the $4k was budgeting in 4 displays, another full system, plus a EVGA 780Ti Hydro Copper to go with my 780 hydro copper, please another 750Ti, plus watercooling fittings.

This is the expense list (in the UK so inflated prices)

Displays: 4 x VN279QLB = 2.86BTC
EVGA 780Ti Classified Hydro Copper = 2BTC
Watercooling Fittings = 0.43BTC
CPU: 1.714BTC
MB: 0.86BTC
Memory (16GB): 0.46BTC
Case: 0.37BTC
PSU: 0.26BTC
SSD: 0.514BTC

Total: 9.468BTC xD or 0.05BTC each if 190 people donate?  

how many 780ti ? (actually I would go for the 880... ).
Actually, I have made so far 9.34btc (I can almost get it already)

880 might not have a good price to hash ratio or perhaps watt to hash ratio

But , are u going to get one when its out to try it ?

1 880(not titan) run at 3 x 750t speed, unless it consume more than 180w and cost something like more than $600, it will be a great gpu for sure, and you need less rigs which is also a good advantage over 750ti

[yellowduck2]

1 880(not titan) run at 3 x 750t speed, unless it consume more than 180w and cost something like more than $600, it will be a great gpu for sure, and you need less rigs which is also a good advantage over 750ti

We can only know until someone try it out with actual hashrate data and watt at wall.

[cayars]

Shhh I neeeed it :p
I'm waiting for the new 8 core 16 thread i7's to come out. CPU, mb, ddr4 memory. Roughly $1700 or so

My current Xeon is going as a spare so the website will go on that. Plus its an excuse to get a second PC set up. I also need to sort out my new displays to code properly. Coding on less then 3 screens sucks. And I only have 1 right now

So yes, it will be my new toy haha. I have a list of water cooling fittings that are going to cost $500 or more just to fit everything again lmao

Oh, I see. Been there, done that. Made out alive, though wasted a lot of money in the process. It's just consumer-grade hardware does surprisingly well these days, a simple AMD FX-8350 gives all the power that vast majority of hobbyists need, supports up to 32GB of ECC RAM, and there's enough 990FX boards out there that work great as hypervisors with Xen/Vmware.. There's also a lot of previous gen Xeons on ebay, 6 core / 12 threads 1366 cpus go for like less than $150 and are still very capable. One can build a very powerful server for under $1k and in real-life applications most would never even notice the difference in performance compared to the latest/greatest top xeon.

Well, if you want that latest stuff and can afford it — then sure. For me it's just never worth it, I do like to geek out and play with new toys, but most fun is gone in like a week after the purchase and then I start to feel like shit, realizing that I could get all the performance I needed for a fraction of the price paid.

AMD is to me simply too power hungry, i had a top of the line FX not long back and sent it back due to power usage.
I need to buy a second machine anyway as my partner keeps stealing mine  , and even if i get last gen (same as i have now) 6 core xeons, with a proper mb, cpu, new memory etc. i am still looking at a good chunk of money.

Both machines are going to be high end gaming machines so the $4k was budgeting in 4 displays, another full system, plus a 780 Hydro Copper to go with my current 780 hydro copper, please another 750Ti, plus watercooling fittings.

This is the expense list (in the UK so inflated prices)

Displays: 4 x VN279QLB = 2.86BTC
EVGA 780 Hydro Copper = 1.42BTC
Watercooling Fittings = 0.43BTC
CPU: 1.714BTC
MB: 0.86BTC
Memory (16GB): 0.46BTC
Case: 0.37BTC
PSU: 0.26BTC
SSD: 0.514BTC

Total: 8.88BTC xD or 0.05BTC each if 178 people donate?  

I'm struggling to figure out what you are trying to do. We know you are a smart guy. Well maybe not since you are thinking of getting a EVGA 780 Hydro Copper with water cooling these days.  (sorry couldn't resist).

But on a serious note, what type of machine setup do you have at present?

What are you planning to do with your current machine?

What are you planning on doing with the new "beast"?

Carlo

[cayars]

Does anyone else have about 12% rejects with X15 and about 25% rejects with Doomcoin?

GPU: Nvidia GTX 750Ti & Driver: nvidia-331

BTW Whirlcoin works fine.

I think if you read through the thread you would see others reporting similar high reject rates on these two algos. 

I don't think I've quite seen that high of rejects posted but non-the-less these two algo do seem higher then all others.

Carlo

[Amph]

1 880(not titan) run at 3 x 750t speed, unless it consume more than 180w and cost something like more than $600, it will be a great gpu for sure, and you need less rigs which is also a good advantage over 750ti

We can only know until someone try it out with actual hashrate data and watt at wall.

i posted the specs not long time ago, one 880 is x 3 750ti, 880 titan is 3.5-4x

[cayars]

How about 880ti?

[yellowduck2]

1 880(not titan) run at 3 x 750t speed, unless it consume more than 180w and cost something like more than $600, it will be a great gpu for sure, and you need less rigs which is also a good advantage over 750ti

We can only know until someone try it out with actual hashrate data and watt at wall.

i posted the specs not long time ago, one 880 is x 3 750ti, 880 titan is 3.5-4x

any idea when it will hit the shelve ?

[Amph]

1 880(not titan) run at 3 x 750t speed, unless it consume more than 180w and cost something like more than $600, it will be a great gpu for sure, and you need less rigs which is also a good advantage over 750ti

We can only know until someone try it out with actual hashrate data and watt at wall.

i posted the specs not long time ago, one 880 is x 3 750ti, 880 titan is 3.5-4x

any idea when it will hit the shelve ?

i can't find my post about it damn..is in this thread

at the end of this year if i'm not mistaken

[rgm108]

September/October.

[cayars]

September/October.

This is what I read also but was for the 880.  I'm interested in info on the 880ti too.

[bigjme]

I'm struggling to figure out what you are trying to do. We know you are a smart guy. Well maybe not since you are thinking of getting a EVGA 780 Hydro Copper with water cooling these days.  (sorry couldn't resist).

But on a serious note, what type of machine setup do you have at present?

What are you planning to do with your current machine?

What are you planning on doing with the new "beast"?

Carlo

Lmao watercooling is to keep my system silent, and i do mean silent.
The area where i live is basically the country on a quiet lane. You can hear gpu fans and cpu fans easily in the room so watercooling keeps it nice a quick with 600rpm super quiet fans that hardly spin

Right now my rig is the following:

CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1230V2  4 core 8 thread 3.6GHz
Motherboard: Asrock fatal1ty z77 Professional (yes i do use the dual lan)
Memory: 16GB Corsair Vengeance Pro **Running out quickly so needs to be 32GB**
Storage: 2 x 120GB SSD + 2 4TB WD Red's
GPUs: GTX 780 Hydro Copper + 3 MSI 750TI's
Monitor: 50" Plasma TV

So right now my system runs the following tasks:
Home Theatre
Gaming Rig
Web Server
Virtual Machines
Media Server
Video Editor
Image Editor
Coding system

As you can tell it does a lot of stuff.
The new one needs to do exactly the same but i need more power behind it. My VM's can get very power hungry running wallets or smaller servers for different tasks.
I use a lot of system memory with all the VM's running + games so i need a lot of memory

I code a lot at home so i need more then 1 display to help my work flow, i need at least 2 at all times.
Same goes for video and picture editing
I am replacing my 50" plasma so i need 4 27" screens to replace it for home theatre

The system is on 24/7 for the media server and home theatre so low power is a factor, GPU's wont rev up unless i want the so low power cpu is a must

Gaming, so this is why a second 780. If i am going to spend so much money on a machine i want some good gaming performance. You put 4 1080p screens together and that is a lot of pixels to render. A single 780 would fall over and die if you tried to game on those resolutions with good settings

Watercooling fittings are more to make my life easier. I am adding in quick disconnects to the entire system so i can remove parts if need be

The current machine will be given to my girlfriend along with a 750ti so she can use it instead of her laptop plus so she can game. She isn't so into gaming so doesn't need such a high end gpu. She will also be using 2 of the 4 monitors i buy when suing the system, so we will have 2 each but when she isnt on i will have all 4

Have i missed anything?  

[yellowduck2]

September/October.

This is what I read also but was for the 880.  I'm interested in info on the 880ti too.

Not sure how much my country will sell. Maybe i am better off with 750ti. Although in theory it should be better but must wait for price and results of actual hashrate when it goes live.

[Amph]

September/October.

This is what I read also but was for the 880.  I'm interested in info on the 880ti too.

Not sure how much my country will sell. Maybe i am better off with 750ti. Although in theory it should be better but must wait for price and results of actual hashrate when it goes live.

i found it

https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.videocardz.com%2F1%2F2014%2F07%2FAMD-nVidia-Grafikchip-Portolio-Roadmap-10-Juli-2014.png&t=542&c=SRwfw7LJ8R8GsQ

[yellowduck2]

September/October.

This is what I read also but was for the 880.  I'm interested in info on the 880ti too.

Not sure how much my country will sell. Maybe i am better off with 750ti. Although in theory it should be better but must wait for price and results of actual hashrate when it goes live.

i found it

https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.videocardz.com%2F1%2F2014%2F07%2FAMD-nVidia-Grafikchip-Portolio-Roadmap-10-Juli-2014.png&t=542&c=SRwfw7LJ8R8GsQ

Thanks.

[unitedminers]

Does anyone else have about 12% rejects with X15 and about 25% rejects with Doomcoin?

GPU: Nvidia GTX 750Ti & Driver: nvidia-331

BTW Whirlcoin works fine.

I think if you read through the thread you would see others reporting similar high reject rates on these two algos.  

I don't think I've quite seen that high of rejects posted but non-the-less these two algo do seem higher then all others.

Carlo

I've read one post about Doomcoin one or two weeks ago but not about X15. Thought maybe someone have found a solution for that.