All OC settings in one place

[damNmad]

Fellow Miners,


I have started collecting all the OC settings for various cards; started with GTX 1060 (currently using them).

I would need more information from our community so that we can reduce wasting time on searching and tuning; use that valuable time for others.


http://krypto-mining.blogspot.co.uk/


I will start separate post for GTX 1060 and GTX 1070 eventually and planning to add most of the cards available in the market.

Any suggestions or additions are welcome.

Hope I get good support from our mining community.

Thanks

Edit : I really appreciate the support I'm getting from our community members.

Thank you so much for sharing your best stable OC settings; I would request to send me in the following template please:

Template :

Model (Brand + Model + Memory Size) :              
Memory  Manufacturer:            
Coin  :        
Operating System  :
Driver Version  :      
Miner (Ver)    :      
Intensity   :      
Core Clock   :        
Memory Clock  :        
Power Limits   :        
Hash Rate   :  

Reference-

Model  : Brand + Model + Memory size          
Memory : Memory Brand name like samsung, micron, hynix etc            
Coin  : Coin mined
Operating System : With Version too
Driver Version : Version of your current driver        
Miner (Ver)    : Miner name with Version too      
Intensity  : Only if applicable        
Core Clock   :      Core overclock setting  
Memory Clock :   Memory overclock setting      
Power Limits  :    Watts in Linux and % in Windows    
Hash Rate   :  Hash rate achieved

UPDATE : 24/09/2017

Blog has been updated from the following source:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16Fzlsko9AL1H4PPzhm4aJEOa2By-VSjSvpoI-2kXQlc/edit#gid=1158799723

[YOLO_LIFE]

Thank you so much for this initiative, can you please add OC settings for Groestl algo (GTX 1060)

[damNmad]

Thank you so much for this initiative, can you please add OC settings for Groestl algo (GTX 1060)

You are welcome; I have added GRS coin (uses Groestl Algo) to the list, please do share your best OC settings

[leenoox]

Great idea damNmad. It is not easy to come up with good and stable OC values, especially for new miners and with so much different info spread all over the net.

I would suggest you add Brand/Model of the GPU to the list.

Also, you should make a notice (red, bold letters) about the difference in the OC values between linux and windows, that's where things go wrong for the new miners, they see posted values for linux and apply them in afterburner on windows... core clock is same, memory is double on linux, eg. +1700 on linux equals +850 in afterburner on windows. Also, power limit in linux is in watts, in afterburner is percentage.

With that being said, here are my settings:
rig 1: Zotac 1060 AMP! Samsung memory, linux, nvOC 19, claymore 9.8, ETH, +100 core, +1840 memory, 75 watts, 25 MH/s
rig 2: Zotac 1060 AMP!, Samsung memory, linux, nvOC 19, claymore 9.8, ETH, +100 core, +1800 memory, 76 watts, 24.85 MH/s (it seems one card is acting up on this one, had to lower memory a bit and increase PL, need to hunt it down when i find time...)

[damNmad]

Great idea damNmad. It is not easy to come up with good and stable OC values, especially for new miners and with so much different info spread all over the net.

I would suggest you add Brand/Model of the GPU to the list.

Also, you should make a notice (red, bold letters) about the difference in the OC values between linux and windows, that's where things go wrong for the new miners, they see posted values for linux and apply them in afterburner on windows... core clock is same, memory is double on linux, eg. +1700 on linux equals +850 in afterburner on windows. Also, power limit in linux is in watts, in afterburner is percentage.

With that being said, here are my settings:
rig 1: Zotac 1060 AMP! Samsung memory, linux, nvOC 19, claymore 9.8, ETH, +100 core, +1840 memory, 75 watts, 25 MH/s
rig 2: Zotac 1060 AMP!, Samsung memory, linux, nvOC 19, claymore 9.8, ETH, +100 core, +1800 memory, 76 watts, 24.85 MH/s (it seems one card is acting up on this one, had to lower memory a bit and increase PL, need to hunt it down when i find time...)

Thank you so much for your valuable information & support

I  have made a disclaimer on top of every topic; going forward I will try to differentiate (based on the feedback) between Windows and Linux, so that users won't get confuse.

I really appreciate for sharing your OC settings; thank you so much for this

Will add your settings today.

[Cereberus]

Gainward GTX 1060 3gb , power limit 70%, core clock+200, memory clock+750 , Zcash 283-301 sol/s
MSI Geforxe GTX 1050 ti 4 gb power limit 100% core clock+65 memory clock+750 Zcash 169-187 sol/s
Gigabyte GTX 1070 power limit 100% core clock +65 memory clock +500 Zcash 410-437 sol/s

All Zcash sol/s taken from EBWF cuda miner 0.3.4b
All cards have Samsung memory.

[damNmad]

Gainward GTX 1060 3gb , power limit 70%, core clock+200, memory clock+750 , Zcash 283-301 sol/s
MSI Geforxe GTX 1050 ti 4 gb power limit 100% core clock+65 memory clock+750 Zcash 169-187 sol/s
Gigabyte GTX 1070 power limit 100% core clock +65 memory clock +500 Zcash 410-437 sol/s

All Zcash sol/s taken from EBWF cuda miner 0.3.4b
All cards have Samsung memory.

Thank you so much for sharing this; I would like to confirm the OS as well; i guess its windows but please confirm this with version too.

[milospinkfloyd]

great initiative, all OC settings in one place would be great! I can share my stable settings:

1050 TI Gigabyte G1
memory: micron, +800mhz
gpu: +0
PL: 55
OS: win10
miner: claymore 9.7
hash: 15mhs
algo: ethash

1060 MSI Gaming X 6gb
memory: micron, +600mhz
gpu: +0
PL: 50
OS: win10
miner: claymore 9.7
hash: 23.75mhs
algo: ethash

1060 ASUS dual 3gb
memory: hynix, +400mhz
gpu: +0
PL: 60
OS: win10
miner: claymore 9.7
hash: 18mhs
algo: ethash


1060 ASUS dual 3gb
memory: hynix, +400mhz
gpu: +150
PL: 70
OS: win10
miner: ewbf (last)
hash: 275sol
algo: equihash

[papasmurf1337]

damNmad, are you sure this 1070 on your sites are all samsung?
I have bunch of 1070 models 100+ and they are all Micron.
1060 models with samsung i saw, but 1070 no...
anyway nice site

[damNmad]

great initiative, all OC settings in one place would be great! I can share my stable settings:

1050 TI Gigabyte G1
memory: micron, +800mhz
gpu: +0
PL: 55
OS: win10
miner: claymore 9.7
hash: 15mhs
algo: ethash

1060 MSI Gaming X 6gb
memory: micron, +600mhz
gpu: +0
PL: 50
OS: win10
miner: claymore 9.7
hash: 23.75mhs
algo: ethash

1060 ASUS dual 3gb
memory: hynix, +400mhz
gpu: +0
PL: 60
OS: win10
miner: claymore 9.7
hash: 18mhs
algo: ethash


1060 ASUS dual 3gb
memory: hynix, +400mhz
gpu: +150
PL: 70
OS: win10
miner: ewbf (last)
hash: 275sol
algo: equihash

Thanks @milospinkfloyd for the setting; I'm adding them to the site now. Really appreciate the community helping me with this

[Cereberus]

Gainward GTX 1060 3gb , power limit 70%, core clock+200, memory clock+750 , Zcash 283-301 sol/s
MSI Geforxe GTX 1050 ti 4 gb power limit 100% core clock+65 memory clock+750 Zcash 169-187 sol/s
Gigabyte GTX 1070 power limit 100% core clock +65 memory clock +500 Zcash 410-437 sol/s

All Zcash sol/s taken from EBWF cuda miner 0.3.4b
All cards have Samsung memory.

Thank you so much for sharing this; I would like to confirm the OS as well; i guess its windows but please confirm this with version too.

It is Windows 10 with all the latest updates , otherwise EBWF zec miner doesn't work and it shows an error. I have a licensed version of Windows 10 in July 2016 so it doesn't have all the latest updates.

[damNmad]

damNmad, are you sure this 1070 on your sites are all samsung?
I have bunch of 1070 models 100+ and they are all Micron.
1060 models with samsung i saw, but 1070 no...
anyway nice site

@papasmurf1337; Thanks

I've got those settings from @dbolivar; I will double check with him and also please share your micron stable settings, i will add them to the website.

[damNmad]

Gainward GTX 1060 3gb , power limit 70%, core clock+200, memory clock+750 , Zcash 283-301 sol/s
MSI Geforxe GTX 1050 ti 4 gb power limit 100% core clock+65 memory clock+750 Zcash 169-187 sol/s
Gigabyte GTX 1070 power limit 100% core clock +65 memory clock +500 Zcash 410-437 sol/s

All Zcash sol/s taken from EBWF cuda miner 0.3.4b
All cards have Samsung memory.

Thank you so much for sharing this; I would like to confirm the OS as well; i guess its windows but please confirm this with version too.

It is Windows 10 with all the latest updates , otherwise EBWF zec miner doesn't work and it shows an error. I have a licensed version of Windows 10 in July 2016 so it doesn't have all the latest updates.

That's great @Cereberus ; I will add that OS information now. Thank you so much for confirming this

[leenoox]

Great idea damNmad. It is not easy to come up with good and stable OC values, especially for new miners and with so much different info spread all over the net.

I would suggest you add Brand/Model of the GPU to the list.

Also, you should make a notice (red, bold letters) about the difference in the OC values between linux and windows, that's where things go wrong for the new miners, they see posted values for linux and apply them in afterburner on windows... core clock is same, memory is double on linux, eg. +1700 on linux equals +850 in afterburner on windows. Also, power limit in linux is in watts, in afterburner is percentage.

With that being said, here are my settings:
rig 1: Zotac 1060 AMP! Samsung memory, linux, nvOC 19, claymore 9.8, ETH, +100 core, +1840 memory, 75 watts, 25 MH/s
rig 2: Zotac 1060 AMP!, Samsung memory, linux, nvOC 19, claymore 9.8, ETH, +100 core, +1800 memory, 76 watts, 24.85 MH/s (it seems one card is acting up on this one, had to lower memory a bit and increase PL, need to hunt it down when i find time...)

hey damNmad, you listed mine as Dual but these settings are for single ETH mining only, please correct

[damNmad]

Great idea damNmad. It is not easy to come up with good and stable OC values, especially for new miners and with so much different info spread all over the net.

I would suggest you add Brand/Model of the GPU to the list.

Also, you should make a notice (red, bold letters) about the difference in the OC values between linux and windows, that's where things go wrong for the new miners, they see posted values for linux and apply them in afterburner on windows... core clock is same, memory is double on linux, eg. +1700 on linux equals +850 in afterburner on windows. Also, power limit in linux is in watts, in afterburner is percentage.

With that being said, here are my settings:
rig 1: Zotac 1060 AMP! Samsung memory, linux, nvOC 19, claymore 9.8, ETH, +100 core, +1840 memory, 75 watts, 25 MH/s
rig 2: Zotac 1060 AMP!, Samsung memory, linux, nvOC 19, claymore 9.8, ETH, +100 core, +1800 memory, 76 watts, 24.85 MH/s (it seems one card is acting up on this one, had to lower memory a bit and increase PL, need to hunt it down when i find time...)

hey damNmad, you listed mine as Dual but these settings are for single ETH mining only, please correct

Oops! my bad, will correct them now

Thanks for letting me know

Just a suggestion, better use ethminer for ETH mining; don't need to pay fee and latest version is very reliable too

[YOLO_LIFE]

Thank you so much for this initiative, can you please add OC settings for Groestl algo (GTX 1060)

You are welcome; I have added GRS coin (uses Groestl Algo) to the list, please do share your best OC settings

Thanks for adding groestl OC settings, I would share my setting after testing these settings

[dhan000]

Model  : msi gtx 1060 mini itx oc 6GB
Memory : Samsung
Coin  : ETH
Operating System : linux, nvOC 19     
Miner (Ver)    : etherminer
Core Clock   :      -100
Memory Clock :   1600     
Power Limits  :    75 watt   
Hash Rate   :  24,2

[bouldou]

Hello,

Thanks for the initiative, which is quite great, but don't you want to share your results here instead ? It's a public Google Spreadsheet with already lots of information inside

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16Fzlsko9AL1H4PPzhm4aJEOa2By-VSjSvpoI-2kXQlc/edit#gid=0

what do you think of it ? ;-)

[bouldou]

there's also another nice database here, although a little bit old : http://62.212.74.86/~mining/list/index.php?brand=amd

[damNmad]

Hello,

Thanks for the initiative, which is quite great, but don't you want to share your results here instead ? It's a public Google Spreadsheet with already lots of information inside

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16Fzlsko9AL1H4PPzhm4aJEOa2By-VSjSvpoI-2kXQlc/edit#gid=0

what do you think of it ? ;-)

It is quite good and informative; but I think some of them are quite old and they haven't got any info related to nvOC (which I use mostly for my mining). I would extract some best readings out of that sheet and add it to my blog (with credits to that sheet as well).

there's also another nice database here, although a little bit old : http://62.212.74.86/~mining/list/index.php?brand=amd

Yes, I agree; this is bit old, I would try to get some info from it and add them to my blog (after verifying it).

I have seen these two sources before, they weren't that helpful for some beginners! for eg; I couldn't find OC settings for my ASUS DUAL model any where (even now). Hope fully I add my collection to the those sheets too.

Thank you so much those links