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April 21, 2018, 04:38:51 PM
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Hello everybody.

I have started to mine with an ld rig quite recently and I need the help of somebody with more experience to find the proper settings of my CPU/GPU.

I am on Win10, my CPU is a i7 920and the card is the one in subject, GTX 760.

Currently mining Monero7 with XMR stak 2.4.1.

Thanks in advance
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April 21, 2018, 04:45:54 PM
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I suggest you to stick to Monero as both in Zcash and Ethereum your graphic card cannot do much. The only profitable coin you can mine with this GPU now is Monero thanks to its lower power consumption and an increase in price. I do not see any other suitable coin to mine for this card especially if it is a 2GB card. Stick to your setup.

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April 21, 2018, 06:58:44 PM
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I suggest you to stick to Monero as both in Zcash and Ethereum your graphic card cannot do much. The only profitable coin you can mine with this GPU now is Monero thanks to its lower power consumption and an increase in price. I do not see any other suitable coin to mine for this card especially if it is a 2GB card. Stick to your setup.

Thanks for the reply. I was wondering whether I could tweak it a bit in order to get something more than the 220-250 h/s I am currently seeing. I am a total newbie in this area, but I read somewhere that it could be possible to get more than the double.

Is it something realistic?
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April 21, 2018, 08:29:28 PM
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Try something like this ---

settings: "index": 0, "threads": 32, "blocks": 24, "bfactor": 8, "bsleep": 100, "affine_to_cpu" 1

I'm not sure if a GPU that old would benefit from double threads or not, but you could try that as well.

Also, try raising your Memory in small increments to see what the difference is. Once you find a good spot for that you can try the same with the Core clocks to find the sweet spot.  If your system is unstable back of the overclock by 25 mhz and try again.
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April 21, 2018, 09:12:45 PM
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Also, make sure to watch out for temps (you may need to change your GPU fan curve or affix your GPU fan speed to a set amount). For just one GPU I like to use MSI afterburner to tweak fan settings, memory clocks and all the goodies. I often see people forgetting about temperatures when going about changing their GPU settings, it's not difficult to do and lowering temps goes a long way in terms of GPU longevity.
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April 24, 2018, 05:31:47 PM
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I tried almost everything I have found around, but I can't get more than my 200 h/s. I have tried also this configuration: https://www.xmrstak.com/2018/03/22/gigabyte-gtx-760-undervolt-720-h-s/#more-1054, but with no success. Probably I will have to accept that my card is simply too old to give any better than what it is giving now
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