1080Ti Specific - Best mining option

[ivakar]

well, I'm not using 8x 1080tis because I have only 3 units, but let's calculate
I have Palit 1080ti JetStream each of then is running on 106PL and when mining on myr-gr algo I'm hitting about 133-135Mhs from each of them
and miner shows about 260-265W for cards @ 1800 -1820 Mhz @ 55-60C depending on the card

and I'm using a server PSU 2200W I purchased from ebay for 74$, so I have used only a half capacity of that power unit

so if I were you, I would bought 2400W HP server PSU,  so it has power left for your needs like mb and so on

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[joshuajones02]

Zcash is starting to look less profitable... any switch over to LBRY DMD or ZEN yet?

[allcryptominer]

I got 3 1080ti (palit super jetstream) and the difference in temp is sometimes more then 10°C between the cards. I'm using a frame built for 6 cards and im only using 3 so i got a lot of space between each card. Also I connect the screen to the motherboard and not the card. Anyone else who have the same experience?

As of now when mining zen the temps are as follows:

Gpu1=68
Gpu2=62
Gpu3=58

What is the hash rate for each card?

What pool are you using?

Between 715-740sols at 75% TDP, goes up and down.

I'm on supernova using EWBF's Zcash miner.

[allcryptominer]

Zcash is starting to look less profitable... any switch over to LBRY DMD or ZEN yet?

I'm mining zen at the moment.

Around 2200sols and I get only 1 zen per 24h. Not really great. Anyone who got better coins to mine?

[joshuajones02]

Zcash is starting to look less profitable... any switch over to LBRY DMD or ZEN yet?

I'm mining zen at the moment.

Around 2200sols and I get only 1 zen per 24h. Not really great. Anyone who got better coins to mine?

I was going to go to zen for a bit, which miner/pool do you prefer?

[clonemother]

One thing to keep in mind if you use server power supplies is that it can be a pain in the ass to get a standard ATX hooked up to it, which is why I suggested the picoPSU in addition.  I personally have a picoPSU hooked up to the 12V output of my server PSU and it works wonderfully.  Also, if you live in the US, check the ratings for both 110V and 220V.  The nice thing about using server power supplies is that they are abundant and highly efficient, especially compared to the consumer grade stuff.  Just make sure that you buy one that has a breakout board readily available.

[Leass]

Skein sp-mod #1 has just been released with a nice speedup on the gxtx 1080ti. (0.05 btc.)

pm for details.

What does this 'nice speedup' means?

[bitnoob1234]

Skein sp-mod #1 has just been released with a nice speedup on the gxtx 1080ti. (0.05 btc.)

pm for details.

Time to ROI 0.05btc? Awesome speedup i expect

PS: CCminer its distributed under GNU license, what you are violating but hey that doesnt worry you ofcourse.One day one person with money for lawyers and time to expend will appear in your life and you are fu**ed.

Just extracted from GNU license:

To protect your rights, we need to prevent others from denying you
these rights or asking you to surrender the rights.  Therefore, you have
certain responsibilities if you distribute copies of the software, or if
you modify it: responsibilities to respect the freedom of others.

  For example, if you distribute copies of such a program, whether
gratis or for a fee, you must pass on to the recipients the same
freedoms that you received.  You must make sure that they, too, receive
or can get the source code.  And you must show them these terms so they
know their rights.

  Developers that use the GNU GPL protect your rights with two steps:
(1) assert copyright on the software, and (2) offer you this License
giving you legal permission to copy, distribute and/or modify it.

[parker423]

What is real the best coin for mining with the 1080 ti?

whattomine shows false numbers. -> 20-30 % inaccurate

HUSH should be good? 750 hashes ?

[RSO_]

Skein sp-mod #1 has just been released with a nice speedup on the gxtx 1080ti. (0.05 btc.)

Did you not read the title of the thread? This is "Best mining option" not 'come sell your shady not-as-good shit'.

CWIgm-beta miner is miles ahead of you and is free. Go take up one of those many lucrative corporate contracts you apparently turned down to instead sell someone else's miner for less money than you'd otherwise be making.

[Deki1904]

What is real the best coin for mining with the 1080 ti?

whattomine shows false numbers. -> 20-30 % inaccurate

HUSH should be good? 750 hashes ?

It depends on right now and what could be.... Im every time between this two options when I had to chose.

First you Mine lets say ZEC and the price is 200€ and you would get lets say 1.5k every month with your miner. Maybe the price fall or raise who knows. But it's safer than the second opinion.

The second is a new coin, let's say Signatum and you mine of them few thousands a month, but the price is 5 cent. And you would get 500€ at the end of the month. But if the coin raises in few months and you Hold them you gain maybe 100x times more than 500€...

I'm mining Signatum but will change to a new one this week.


Cheers

[oup59]

I'm mining Signatum but will change to a new one this week.

I am mining SIGT as well for now.
What do you have in mind to switch?

[Deki1904]

I'm mining Signatum but will change to a new one this week.

I am mining SIGT as well for now.
What do you have in mind to switch?

If we would have xevan miner for Nvidia GPUs then I would mine one coin which use this algo. Like Amsterdam coin etc...

Don't know yet. Lbry coin or DGB.

Cheers

[JWT]

2psu per 8 1080 ti rig
Evga 1000 g3 and some 1800 watt from aliexpress
The one from ali makes more noise,since it's fan have no speed control,but they both are good psus

Aren't you worried about the nonbrand 1800W PSU ? You can afford 1080ti and can't afford decent PSU ? Isn't it like buying nice sportscar and installing the oldest and ugliest rims and tyres ?

Not worriedat all.
I have 2 rigs powered by those psus,have also all kind of branded psu.In the end they all  the same-works fine,but in case of branded psu you pay double price at least.

[RSO_]

2psu per 8 1080 ti rig
Evga 1000 g3 and some 1800 watt from aliexpress
The one from ali makes more noise,since it's fan have no speed control,but they both are good psus

Aren't you worried about the nonbrand 1800W PSU ? You can afford 1080ti and can't afford decent PSU ? Isn't it like buying nice sportscar and installing the oldest and ugliest rims and tyres ?

Not worriedat all.
I have 2 rigs powered by those psus,have also all kind of branded psu.In the end they all  the same-works fine,but in case of branded psu you pay double price at least.

To absolutely no extent does it work the same! Sure, they both supply power. But not only do the expensive ones do it more efficiently, meaning a lower electricity bill, but mainly the difference is what the expensive PSUs are packing in terms of safety features. The list of safety features added to the high end EVGA PSUs are incredible! The main one for me is Over Temperature Protection which is a great safety feature against potential fires (which these days, the PSU is the most likely component to catch fire). Let's list some features:

• OVP (Over Voltage Protection)
• UVP (Under Voltage Protection)
• OCP (Over Current Protection)
• OPP (Over Power Protection)
• SCP (Short Circuit Protection)
• OTP (Over Temperature Protection)

Now see if your cheap PSU has even half of these!

[JWT]

I am aware  of all PSU differences.
I also believe,that 99% of PSUs made in the same place,some city in China,probably called PSU-city...thats how they make it,they build a new town to pruduce one specific thing.
I saw a whole city that makes socks only.
So...to the left goes PSU with brand label,to the right goes PSU with some local label for 1/2 or 1/3 of the original price.
They both have gold or platinum certificate,and they are the same.
You're free to choose if you wish to pay double price for a label.

[grchina]

Paying 5k for rig then try to save extra 100$ is just not worth it imo

[joshuajones02]

Paying 5k for rig then try to save extra 100$ is just not worth it imo

x2, makes zero sense

[Temporel]

I am aware  of all PSU differences.
I also believe,that 99% of PSUs made in the same place,some city in China,probably called PSU-city...thats how they make it,they build a new town to pruduce one specific thing.
I saw a whole city that makes socks only.
So...to the left goes PSU with brand label,to the right goes PSU with some local label for 1/2 or 1/3 of the original price.
They both have gold or platinum certificate,and they are the same.
You're free to choose if you wish to pay double price for a label.

they really arent all the same and no, most of them arent made at the same place, you are just being silly.
But I do agree that there is a lot of bs regarding PS. I probably installed and sold over a thousand in my life and the most expensive ones have the same amount of defects/returns.

Most of my rigs runs on gold PS (but bronze in my computers) and a few of them on platinum but only because there was a deal and/or thats all that was available the day I bought them.
Fun fact, I had less problem (no problem at all actually) with cheap bronze Rosewill than I had with gold Corsair or EVGA.

[klondike_bar]

I am aware  of all PSU differences.
I also believe,that 99% of PSUs made in the same place,some city in China,probably called PSU-city...thats how they make it,they build a new town to pruduce one specific thing.
I saw a whole city that makes socks only.
So...to the left goes PSU with brand label,to the right goes PSU with some local label for 1/2 or 1/3 of the original price.
They both have gold or platinum certificate,and they are the same.
You're free to choose if you wish to pay double price for a label.

they really arent all the same and no, most of them arent made at the same place, you are just being silly.
But I do agree that there is a lot of bs regarding PS. I probably installed and sold over a thousand in my life and the most expensive ones have the same amount of defects/returns.

Most of my rigs runs on gold PS (but bronze in my computers) and a few of them on platinum but only because there was a deal and/or thats all that was available the day I bought them.
Fun fact, I had less problem (no problem at all actually) with cheap bronze Rosewill than I had with gold Corsair or EVGA.

My experience is pretty much the same: run the PSU within its limits, and it will last you well. Ive used over a dozen various server and ATX power supplies (mostly for BTC mining) and all worked fine. I went for gold rated models mostly, and many i actually bought used locally (typically gamers downgrading it when they upgrade an sli/crossfire rig)

However, my understanding is that generally the psus made with slightly better quality tend to show it through more precise/stable voltage, whereas cheaper ones might be a bit sloppier under higher loads (ie: <11.8V, or 4.85V). particularly for bitcoin mining, this isnt a problem IMO. But for performance desktop systems (#pcmasterrace), its known to be a cause of stability problems.