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August 26, 2017, 08:23:30 PM |
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I have 6 MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X GPUs (Micron memory) running steadily at 31 MH/s on Claymore 9.7. I'm using MSI Afterburner and have already unlocked P0 state (using nvidiaInspector) which, as far as I understand, accounts for an extra +200 MEM with my clock.
Base GPU: 1600 Base Mem: 3800
Voltage: Stock Power Limit: 50% Temp Limit: 60% Core Clock: -196 (1404 MHz) Mem Clock: +374 (really +574) (4374 MHz) Fan: Auto
My settings look pretty good, and I've experimented a good bit finding the sweet spot.
In previous versions of the claymore miner readme, a certain NVIDIA driver has been referenced for best performance. I used DDU to remove the default driver (382.05), then install the recommended driver. I believe it was 347.52, 368.81, or 372.54. In order to do this, I disconnected all of my riser cards, and plugged one graphics card directly into the board.
The correct driver was displayed in Afterburner, so I hooked up all of the riser cards again and restarted. When I restarted with all 6 riser cards installed, Afterburner displayed the driver as 382.05 again.
Bottom line: am i missing out on mining performance due to my driver version and, if so, is there a way to resolve it?
Thanks in advance!
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