CONCENTRATED MINING HASH RATES GPU/CPU

[powershot]

Friends,
I would like to mount with help  of all you this post in order to promote a database for HashRate to find out the best way to get our earnings from GPU / CPU mining.

I propose that it be of this order.

Each GPU / CPU not RIG

HARDWARE (MODEL / BRAND)
HASHRATE (ALGO OR CURRENCY/ MINER/SYSTEM)
CONSUMPTION (WATTS)

OTHER INFORMATION.

CLOCKS / TIMMING RAM / UNDERCLOCK / BIOS .. ETC


I ask the moderator if there is any topic like this that please delete this or if it is forbidden.

Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

[1715416762]

1715416762

[powershot]

HARDWARE - R9-280 / POWERCOLOR
HASHRATE - 18.516 M - 185.159 M / EXPANSE+PASCAL /CLAYMORE DUAL 8 / W7 X64
CONSUMPTION - 210W
TEMP - 63º

NO OVER/ MODDED BIOS ONLY FAN STAGES

HARDWARE - R9-280x / GIGABYTE
HASHRATE - 19.211 M - 186.060 M / EXPANSE+PASCAL / CLAYMORE DUAL 8 / W7 X64
CONSUMPTION - 220W
TEMP - 70º

NO OVER/ MODDED BIOS ONLY FAN STAGES

CLAYMORE CONFIG.

-mode 0
-epool stratum+tcp://exp-us.dwarfpool.com:8018
-esm 0
-allpools 1
-allcoins exp
-etha 0
-ethi 8
-dpool stratum+tcp://pasc.suprnova.cc:5279
-dcoin pasc
-dcri 20
-nofee 1

[bughatti]

This is still a great idea, unfortunately I started a thread weeks ago here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1775652.0 with the same intentions and it has been ignored.  I am not sure if people just don't want to give up the gold in a better concentrated place because almost all the data can be found searching the forums.  I have found a few places on google that have this but they are not very well kept up.  If I was a programmer by trade i would find a way to data mine to put it all together, but I am not.

[ykzaneo]

HARDWARE - 2 x RX470 / ASUS STRIX OC
HASHRATE - 270.159 M /CLAYMORE 12.2 / W10 X64
CONSUMPTION - 170W
TEMP - 60º

OVER 1270 Mhz / MODDED FAN SPEED Software Asus


CLAYMORE CONFIG.

setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 1
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100

ZecMiner64.exe -zpool zec-us1.dwarfpool.com:3336 -zwal  Wallet -zpsw *@gmail.com -r 0 -mport -8082 -i 8,8

[powershot]

This is still a great idea, unfortunately I started a thread weeks ago here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1775652.0 with the same intentions and it has been ignored.  I am not sure if people just don't want to give up the gold in a better concentrated place because almost all the data can be found searching the forums.  I have found a few places on google that have this but they are not very well kept up.  If I was a programmer by trade i would find a way to data mine to put it all together, but I am not.

Let's keep the idea burning my friend !!

Because it is an excellent tool for us miners, because we can thus improve the performance as a whole, in the ETH forum, I helped a lot with the idea by collaborating and helping novice and experienced friends to have a better performance, soon I will be putting more data For the analysis as well ..

What is interesting is to compare which SOM, best suits each Model and Brand, and have a concentrated database

Thanks to all who can also contribute to our forum!

HARDWARE - 2 x RX470 / ASUS STRIX OC
HASHRATE - 270.159 M /CLAYMORE 12.2 / W10 X64
CONSUMPTION - 170W
TEMP - 60º

OVER 1270 Mhz / MODDED FAN SPEED Software Asus


CLAYMORE CONFIG.

setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 1
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100

ZecMiner64.exe -zpool zec-us1.dwarfpool.com:3336 -zwal  Wallet -zpsw *@gmail.com -r 0 -mport -8082 -i 8,8

Thank you very much for the collaboration, my friend, keep providing the data if you have any evolution or idea!
Best Regards

[Advised]

https://www.gpulister.com/ is a search platform of different graphics card of different credential with their configuration such as Hashrate, Core clock, Memory Clock, Power consumption for specific algorithm and many more sepecification.

I request all of you to visit website and submit your best hashrate for others.>>>>>>  https://www.gpulister.com/

[manji]

@Advised

dude,
Before you reply better look at the topic (February 28, 2017) but i don't know this topic is still relevant for now or not.