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Do I really need to set the display to "never" turn off in the Power options/Plan settings? Wouldn't it be more reasonable to just set it to auto Turn Off in, say, 5 minutes, especially if there is no display connected to the rig? So that the card doesn't spend resources on trying to send the signal to the dvi or hdmi connection...
Best way to know is to try it. In my case the hash rate drops when the monitors turn off, so they stay on. 20 watts or so for each monitor |
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groove_master
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February 01, 2018, 04:01:12 AM |
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Do I really need to set the display to "never" turn off in the Power options/Plan settings? Wouldn't it be more reasonable to just set it to auto Turn Off in, say, 5 minutes, especially if there is no display connected to the rig? So that the card doesn't spend resources on trying to send the signal to the dvi or hdmi connection...
Best way to know is to try it. In my case the hash rate drops when the monitors turn off, so they stay on. 20 watts or so for each monitor Yeah, that's what I am doing right now. Preliminary, raw and approximate (probably wrong) conclusion is that disconnected monitor+monitor turned off by the power plan provides higher hash rates in the pool data. But for the miner readings - it's all the same. With physically connected or disconnected monitor. Do you see the hash rates drop with monitor turned off in the miner or on the pool side? |
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timbodacious
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February 01, 2018, 04:40:09 AM |
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HEY GUYS!!!! Is GDDR5x really that bad for algos?
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February 01, 2018, 05:41:46 AM |
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Best option is to sell your 1080ti's to desperate people that want more cards for mining, and then buy back 1.5 more cards back in a few weeks from the money.
Best profit.
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February 01, 2018, 05:43:21 AM |
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Best option is to sell your 1080ti's to desperate people that want more cards for mining, and then buy back 1.5 more cards back in a few weeks from the money.
Best profit.
Hoping the cards don't continue to rise in price. |
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February 01, 2018, 05:44:25 AM |
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Why does Verge (Lyra2REv2) suddenly bump to the top in whattomine from time to time? It doesn't seem to be related to the value of the coin.
If its not the value, it must be the difficulty right? Since only these 2 determine your profits... |
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February 01, 2018, 05:47:14 AM |
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Best option is to sell your 1080ti's to desperate people that want more cards for mining, and then buy back 1.5 more cards back in a few weeks from the money.
Best profit.
Hoping the cards don't continue to rise in price. Fact is, a new batch will be deliverd soon, and 2nd fact is, there won't be so much people in a rush to buy more cards like last months, since the profits suck, so do not worry, prices will go back to normal. People buying 1080ti's for 1200 usd these days think the cards wont be available for months, this is exactly what retailers want you to think, cash money |
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February 01, 2018, 05:59:53 AM |
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Best option is to sell your 1080ti's to desperate people that want more cards for mining, and then buy back 1.5 more cards back in a few weeks from the money.
Best profit.
Hoping the cards don't continue to rise in price. Fact is, a new batch will be deliverd soon, and 2nd fact is, there won't be so much people in a rush to buy more cards like last months, since the profits suck, so do not worry, prices will go back to normal. People buying 1080ti's for 1200 usd these days think the cards wont be available for months, this is exactly what retailers want you to think, cash money 1200 USD is a fair price, you know? current price in Russia are ~1700 USD/pce. That's what might be called a desease |
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February 01, 2018, 06:09:25 AM
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Best option is to sell your 1080ti's to desperate people that want more cards for mining, and then buy back 1.5 more cards back in a few weeks from the money.
Best profit.
Hoping the cards don't continue to rise in price. Fact is, a new batch will be deliverd soon, and 2nd fact is, there won't be so much people in a rush to buy more cards like last months, since the profits suck, so do not worry, prices will go back to normal. People buying 1080ti's for 1200 usd these days think the cards wont be available for months, this is exactly what retailers want you to think, cash money 1200 USD is a fair price, you know? current price in Russia are ~1700 USD/pce. That's what might be called a desease That's insane... i'll sell mine to Russia including shipping. |
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Rewqpro
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February 01, 2018, 06:46:48 AM |
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Best option is to sell your 1080ti's to desperate people that want more cards for mining, and then buy back 1.5 more cards back in a few weeks from the money.
Best profit.
Hoping the cards don't continue to rise in price. Fact is, a new batch will be deliverd soon, and 2nd fact is, there won't be so much people in a rush to buy more cards like last months, since the profits suck, so do not worry, prices will go back to normal. People buying 1080ti's for 1200 usd these days think the cards wont be available for months, this is exactly what retailers want you to think, cash money 1200 USD is a fair price, you know? current price in Russia are ~1700 USD/pce. That's what might be called a desease That's insane... i'll sell mine to Russia including shipping. I bet you, your being used GPUs would be gladly accepted by public  |
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February 01, 2018, 07:09:31 AM |
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Prices are artificial risen by GPU vendors by delivering smaller or same amounts they used to produce/deliver before the outbreak of Crypto.
They have already stated that because of unplanned orders of raw material needed for GPU production they must pay that same raw material much more than they would if demand for GPUs were the same as last year.
So they have just transferred additional production/material costs on buyers.
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February 01, 2018, 09:06:45 AM |
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HEY GUYS!!!! Is GDDR5x really that bad for algos?
For memory intensives, like eth, yeah for now |
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Toughit
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February 02, 2018, 03:07:15 AM |
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Do I really need to set the display to "never" turn off in the Power options/Plan settings? Wouldn't it be more reasonable to just set it to auto Turn Off in, say, 5 minutes, especially if there is no display connected to the rig? So that the card doesn't spend resources on trying to send the signal to the dvi or hdmi connection...
Best way to know is to try it. In my case the hash rate drops when the monitors turn off, so they stay on. 20 watts or so for each monitor Yeah, that's what I am doing right now. Preliminary, raw and approximate (probably wrong) conclusion is that disconnected monitor+monitor turned off by the power plan provides higher hash rates in the pool data. But for the miner readings - it's all the same. With physically connected or disconnected monitor. Do you see the hash rates drop with monitor turned off in the miner or on the pool side? My hash rate drop is on the miner side, and then of course, on the pool side. |
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CjMapope
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February 02, 2018, 06:03:25 AM |
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Do I really need to set the display to "never" turn off in the Power options/Plan settings? Wouldn't it be more reasonable to just set it to auto Turn Off in, say, 5 minutes, especially if there is no display connected to the rig? So that the card doesn't spend resources on trying to send the signal to the dvi or hdmi connection...
Best way to know is to try it. In my case the hash rate drops when the monitors turn off, so they stay on. 20 watts or so for each monitor Yeah, that's what I am doing right now. Preliminary, raw and approximate (probably wrong) conclusion is that disconnected monitor+monitor turned off by the power plan provides higher hash rates in the pool data. But for the miner readings - it's all the same. With physically connected or disconnected monitor. Do you see the hash rates drop with monitor turned off in the miner or on the pool side? My hash rate drop is on the miner side, and then of course, on the pool side. its normal, its one of nvidias ways of low energy usage. they go into a "sleep" (low power mode), if no external display connected to them  an old school solution was to force P0 mode, that prevents it we use those dummy plugs also nowadays, they cost but a few bucks and totally solve the problem |
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February 02, 2018, 10:33:56 AM |
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Hello to everyone!
I am a new member on this forum so I would like your opinion on some things if possible.
I want to begin mining and I have found different opinions on this subject, regarding GPUs, what to mine, profits and so on....
My plan is to mine Eth but I have found that 1080 ti is not the best option for that, Eth is also dropping down on the market, the thing is I want to start making profits ASAP (not in the long run).
Due to those searches I have decided to compare these 2 GPUs:
MSI RX580 ARMOR 8G OC, 8GB GDDR5, 256bit - 550eu
ASUS ROG-STRIX-GTX1080TI-11G-GAMING - 813eu
Both have same warranty, so which would you prefer as a best buy?
(any other suggestion is welcome)
Currently I have I3 2nd generation sandy bridge with 8gbs RAM and 1TB HDD so I wont be building a RIG (lets see how the profits go on this PC with one of the above GPUs)
I don't want to waste money for 1080 ti (if not needed) but also I wouldn't want to stay outdated with the RX580.
Thank you in advance!
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crairezx20
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February 02, 2018, 11:08:12 AM |
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Guys do you know best driver for 1080ti i can get 670-685 sol/s with latest driver but downgrading to geforce 388.71 whql driver and i can get almost 710-720 sol/s but i heard there are some other 1080ti miner could get almost 800 sol/s in dmts miner..
As of now its stable at 720 sol/s do you have any suggestion to increase the hashrate?
I bought this card of almost $1k plus and looks like the roi takes longer than rx 570.. if we bought it for cheaper price. .
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February 02, 2018, 11:23:50 AM |
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Hello to everyone!
I am a new member on this forum so I would like your opinion on some things if possible.
I want to begin mining and I have found different opinions on this subject, regarding GPUs, what to mine, profits and so on....
My plan is to mine Eth but I have found that 1080 ti is not the best option for that, Eth is also dropping down on the market, the thing is I want to start making profits ASAP (not in the long run).
Due to those searches I have decided to compare these 2 GPUs:
MSI RX580 ARMOR 8G OC, 8GB GDDR5, 256bit - 550eu
ASUS ROG-STRIX-GTX1080TI-11G-GAMING - 813eu
Both have same warranty, so which would you prefer as a best buy?
(any other suggestion is welcome)
Currently I have I3 2nd generation sandy bridge with 8gbs RAM and 1TB HDD so I wont be building a RIG (lets see how the profits go on this PC with one of the above GPUs)
I don't want to waste money for 1080 ti (if not needed) but also I wouldn't want to stay outdated with the RX580.
Thank you in advance!
In this thread there is only one possible answer - of course GTX1080TI. You can mine something profitable, sell it and buy ETH. |
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February 02, 2018, 01:14:05 PM |
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Guys do you know best driver for 1080ti i can get 670-685 sol/s with latest driver but downgrading to geforce 388.71 whql driver and i can get almost 710-720 sol/s but i heard there are some other 1080ti miner could get almost 800 sol/s in dmts miner..
As of now its stable at 720 sol/s do you have any suggestion to increase the hashrate?
I bought this card of almost $1k plus and looks like the roi takes longer than rx 570.. if we bought it for cheaper price. .
Try to rise the core clock +50/+100/+150... |
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groove_master
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February 02, 2018, 02:57:22 PM |
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Do I really need to set the display to "never" turn off in the Power options/Plan settings? Wouldn't it be more reasonable to just set it to auto Turn Off in, say, 5 minutes, especially if there is no display connected to the rig? So that the card doesn't spend resources on trying to send the signal to the dvi or hdmi connection...
Best way to know is to try it. In my case the hash rate drops when the monitors turn off, so they stay on. 20 watts or so for each monitor Yeah, that's what I am doing right now. Preliminary, raw and approximate (probably wrong) conclusion is that disconnected monitor+monitor turned off by the power plan provides higher hash rates in the pool data. But for the miner readings - it's all the same. With physically connected or disconnected monitor. Do you see the hash rates drop with monitor turned off in the miner or on the pool side? My hash rate drop is on the miner side, and then of course, on the pool side. its normal, its one of nvidias ways of low energy usage. they go into a "sleep" (low power mode), if no external display connected to them an old school solution was to force P0 mode, that prevents it we use those dummy plugs also nowadays, they cost but a few bucks and totally solve the problem I think this is solved by creating the nvidia profile for the miner and forcing maximum performance power management mode. |
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February 02, 2018, 03:08:05 PM |
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Guys do you know best driver for 1080ti i can get 670-685 sol/s with latest driver but downgrading to geforce 388.71 whql driver and i can get almost 710-720 sol/s but i heard there are some other 1080ti miner could get almost 800 sol/s in dmts miner..
As of now its stable at 720 sol/s do you have any suggestion to increase the hashrate?
I bought this card of almost $1k plus and looks like the roi takes longer than rx 570.. if we bought it for cheaper price. .
What coin are you talking about? |
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