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November 30, 2017, 07:55:27 AM
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don't know what are you guys talking about, but I know, that zotac I have, has the best performance, rather palit superjetstreams I have earlier.
it has higher core frequency and memory frequency, and I don't know  what should a man do with a card, to brake PCB?! once installed I will never touch it again, it is working and working.
personally, I prefer to take ASUS STRIX, but by the time I have money for it, the price for Asus goes too high - more then $850. Zotac I took for $730 and Palits less then $700.. so the choice is obvious for me here
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November 30, 2017, 08:37:07 AM
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What is the max average power consumption for 1080ti beast?

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November 30, 2017, 08:50:27 AM
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What is the max average power consumption for 1080ti beast?
depends on the algorithm and the settings .... from 100-250w

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November 30, 2017, 08:54:16 AM
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anyone tried mining smartcash with the 1080ti? whats your rate?
Yes i did but be careful with smartcash mining. Total network hashrate and the difficulty have several spikes per day that last for a few hours. Spikes like from 4Ths to 11Ths network and difficulty spikes from around 50000 to 450000. Profitability calculator is therefore very misleading with this shitcoin.
its because people are sending hash on it buy renting it on nicehash when diff goes down enough for them to earn $ that way
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November 30, 2017, 09:32:04 AM
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Just wondering, dont know where the majority here is from, but I guess (i dont know) the same benefits applies to other countries. I have registered a company to get mining equipment cheaper, and I am wondering if you guys have done it as well? I have just done this, because in Norway you dont have to pay the 25% VAT on products when you buy a product, so for a 900$ 1080ti card which is the price here, you get it for 200$ less, so I pay 700$.

I have buildt two rigs, the first one with 6x1080ti, and the second with 8x 1080ti before I registered so I paied the VAT. I also bought 13 antminers with 25% VAT before registering. I would have saved so f. much money if I had done this before, but this is how you learn right  Roll Eyes Tongue

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November 30, 2017, 03:06:22 PM
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What is the max average power consumption for 1080ti beast?
depends on the algorithm and the settings .... from 100-250w

lol, yeah such a vague answer for such a vague question.  Its about 200w.  Buy a wattmeter, play with power limit.  you'll see for yourself.
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November 30, 2017, 03:42:05 PM
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Could someone please write his clock and power settings for mining zcoin lyraz with ccminer 2.2.2. cuda 9
I get about 3.100 kh/s per one asus strix 1080ti with these settings:
power limit 50%
core +160
memory -400

Do you have the link for the miner?

I get only ~ 2300 kh/s with a GTX 1080 ti.

Thanks
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November 30, 2017, 04:02:24 PM
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If we compare zencash to zcoin which one is most profitable today?

And which one do you think will gain most in value next year?
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November 30, 2017, 04:09:31 PM
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Ok I found the djm miner.

How much intensity is possible ?

BR
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November 30, 2017, 04:40:31 PM
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Ok I found the djm miner.

How much intensity is possible ?

BR

for me.... 21, and better performance with 22, but it's not stable, definitely 21.
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November 30, 2017, 04:51:58 PM
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don't know what are you guys talking about, but I know, that zotac I have, has the best performance, rather palit superjetstreams I have earlier.
it has higher core frequency and memory frequency, and I don't know  what should a man do with a card, to brake PCB?! once installed I will never touch it again, it is working and working.
personally, I prefer to take ASUS STRIX, but by the time I have money for it, the price for Asus goes too high - more then $850. Zotac I took for $730 and Palits less then $700.. so the choice is obvious for me here

I usually go with the cheapest model. However there are some you should avoid unless they are significantly cheaper


Founders edition: Loud and hot. My FE cards are 3% slower than the Evga Sc2 models because high temps = lower hash for pascal. Still I bought them at $659 so no complains. Just avoid all blowers unless they are super cheap.

Zotac amp extreme: Very poor vrms. Poor efficiency. The cooler's massive and the gpu runs cool, but no point if it use 5-10% more power and is easier to breakdown. Search zotac 1080ti amp extreme pcb breakdown on youtube by bullzoid. avoid at all costs.


Zotac mini: It's small and has poorer cooling = lower hash. Fine for 1080 and below, but it's pushing it for 1080ti. Again the pcb breakdown by bullzoid mentions there are compromises to make such a small card in the pcb. Not like we are tight for space, so avoid.


Inno3d twin x2: I host for a client who bought 18 of these cards. It's a reused cooler from 780ti. Heatsink is pretty thin, like 1cm thick only on the right side of the card. Poor cooling. It has reference pcb, so pcb is fine, just not so good cooler.
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November 30, 2017, 05:50:50 PM
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What is the max average power consumption for 1080ti beast?
depends on the algorithm and the settings .... from 100-250w

lol, yeah such a vague answer for such a vague question.  Its about 200w.  Buy a wattmeter, play with power limit.  you'll see for yourself.
i have plenty of those cards and have tried most algorithms if not all under both linux and windows with all type of settings . few of  my rigs are powered by evga 1200w so that is already less than 200w per cards ....

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November 30, 2017, 06:26:18 PM
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don't know what are you guys talking about, but I know, that zotac I have, has the best performance, rather palit superjetstreams I have earlier.
it has higher core frequency and memory frequency, and I don't know  what should a man do with a card, to brake PCB?! once installed I will never touch it again, it is working and working.
personally, I prefer to take ASUS STRIX, but by the time I have money for it, the price for Asus goes too high - more then $850. Zotac I took for $730 and Palits less then $700.. so the choice is obvious for me here

Zotac amp extreme: Very poor vrms. Poor efficiency. The cooler's massive and the gpu runs cool, but no point if it use 5-10% more power and is easier to breakdown. Search zotac 1080ti amp extreme pcb breakdown on youtube by bullzoid. avoid at all costs.



i saw this video. and they guy checked and explain everything. he said that those mosfets are not the best and they can not power more than 640A. bad. but in reality any GTX1080ti will eat not more then 200-250A, so it is kinda 3 times less. so no worries here. and specially for you the timing where he says his verdict about Zotac's PCB
https://youtu.be/whN03KB2D9k?t=879

imho, card is worth it money. it is well build. yes, Asus strix is better, but Zotac is not bad, no need to "avoid at all costs"
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November 30, 2017, 07:09:43 PM
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don't know what are you guys talking about, but I know, that zotac I have, has the best performance, rather palit superjetstreams I have earlier.
it has higher core frequency and memory frequency, and I don't know  what should a man do with a card, to brake PCB?! once installed I will never touch it again, it is working and working.
personally, I prefer to take ASUS STRIX, but by the time I have money for it, the price for Asus goes too high - more then $850. Zotac I took for $730 and Palits less then $700.. so the choice is obvious for me here

Zotac amp extreme: Very poor vrms. Poor efficiency. The cooler's massive and the gpu runs cool, but no point if it use 5-10% more power and is easier to breakdown. Search zotac 1080ti amp extreme pcb breakdown on youtube by bullzoid. avoid at all costs.



i saw this video. and they guy checked and explain everything. he said that those mosfets are not the best and they can not power more than 640A. bad. but in reality any GTX1080ti will eat not more then 200-250A, so it is kinda 3 times less. so no worries here. and specially for you the timing where he says his verdict about Zotac's PCB
https://youtu.be/whN03KB2D9k?t=879

imho, card is worth it money. it is well build. yes, Asus strix is better, but Zotac is not bad, no need to "avoid at all costs"

I have 4 zotac amp extreme and 3 gigabyte extreme.
Out of these two zotac amp extreme is better.
Zotac provides more hashrate and runs cooler.
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November 30, 2017, 07:12:36 PM
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idk man that guy kinda lost me when he was like "if i say the math = 300, these are terrible, but if my maths off and these are 150, then thats pretty impressive" Cheesy

I lost all credibility in him when he started talking like that, haha, which sucked as it seems he knows his shit, why take educated guesses on the line of "shit or impressive"?  youtube hit bait

i OWN zotac extremes, they are bomb, sure they use 30 more watts, but thats meh to me, they OC like a boss, look great and keep cool, fills most of my perfect card requirements.
of course if i had 500 cards, 30 watts would matter, but i personally dont, so it's dosent, to me Cheesy


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November 30, 2017, 07:17:00 PM
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I just bought a MSI gaming TRIO.  The reason is  that I really wanted something quiet. I have it temporally in a board with a Strix OC, the poor strix (but powerful, since it hashes > 800sols/s) looks a minion compared to it.  At default settings hashes about 3% less than the Strix in lyra2z.
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November 30, 2017, 11:50:28 PM
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Anyone mining Bitcoin Gold and on what pool?
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December 01, 2017, 12:16:56 AM
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Anyone mining Bitcoin Gold and on what pool?

suprnova was good the first day
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December 01, 2017, 12:30:41 AM
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I own one zotac amp extreme and one asus strix oc. Zotac gives more hashrate at similar power usage than asus strix. Zotac is easy to overclock and stable at 2062mhz core while asus goes up to 2012-2026 mhz core.
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December 01, 2017, 01:18:49 AM
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Same here got 2 rigs with 4 zotacs and 4 strixs oc,strixs are cooler 4-5c then zotacs.Also zotacs tdp is a bit higher in bios then strix1 so at 70tdp there is about 20w difference
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