[ANN] [1080 | 1080TI] ETHlargement - The Hashrate Hardener

[nsummy]

anybody tested on 1080?

I can't get it working with my 1080s.  Tried both ethminer and Phoenix, both give Cuda errors and crash

Have you read the manual?

https://github.com/OhGodACompany/OhGodAnETHlargementPill/blob/master/prescription.txt

About half the 1080 has a different memory rev and cannot take the optimal timings, they need a middleground.

Yes, the manual isn't very clear though.  My 1080s are in slots 0 and 1, so I ran it with the flag --revA 0,1    Is this correct?

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[VirosaGITS]

anyone tried other algo aside from eth? is there improvement?

Someone said it worked well on XMR. Basically anything that is limited by memory would be worth trying this with.

anybody tested on 1080?

I can't get it working with my 1080s.  Tried both ethminer and Phoenix, both give Cuda errors and crash

Have you read the manual?

https://github.com/OhGodACompany/OhGodAnETHlargementPill/blob/master/prescription.txt

About half the 1080 has a different memory rev and cannot take the optimal timings, they need a middleground.

Yes, the manual isn't very clear though.  My 1080s are in slots 0 and 1, so I ran it with the flag --revA 0,1    Is this correct?

Yes, reset mem, no OC, run the binary with --revA 0,1. It work on mine but they dont OC much. Mine aren't super. If they take default at mem OC that is a lot better, once you see it work, do raise memory as high as possible, but personally i had to DOWNCLOCK memory for some of mine to even take default mod.

[xpulse]

Titan Xp's - don't have any difference for some reasons, but all my 1080 Ti have 47 H/s with 150Watt usage.

[OhGodAGirl]

Titan Xp's - don't have any difference for some reasons, but all my 1080 Ti have 47 H/s with 150Watt usage.

Oh dear. Our senior solution wasn't intended for seniors that old. We'll work out a senior, senior solution soon!

[nsummy]

anyone tried other algo aside from eth? is there improvement?

Someone said it worked well on XMR. Basically anything that is limited by memory would be worth trying this with.

anybody tested on 1080?

I can't get it working with my 1080s.  Tried both ethminer and Phoenix, both give Cuda errors and crash

Have you read the manual?

https://github.com/OhGodACompany/OhGodAnETHlargementPill/blob/master/prescription.txt

About half the 1080 has a different memory rev and cannot take the optimal timings, they need a middleground.

Yes, the manual isn't very clear though.  My 1080s are in slots 0 and 1, so I ran it with the flag --revA 0,1    Is this correct?

Yes, reset mem, no OC, run the binary with --revA 0,1. It work on mine but they dont OC much. Mine aren't super. If they take default at mem OC that is a lot better, once you see it work, do raise memory as high as possible, but personally i had to DOWNCLOCK memory for some of mine to even take default mod.

Unfortunately I tried both ways, still get errors.  Both of my cards are the same make and model, so maybe that is it.  Props to the developer though.

[OhGodAGirl]

anyone tried other algo aside from eth? is there improvement?

Someone said it worked well on XMR. Basically anything that is limited by memory would be worth trying this with.

anybody tested on 1080?

I can't get it working with my 1080s.  Tried both ethminer and Phoenix, both give Cuda errors and crash

Have you read the manual?

https://github.com/OhGodACompany/OhGodAnETHlargementPill/blob/master/prescription.txt

About half the 1080 has a different memory rev and cannot take the optimal timings, they need a middleground.

Yes, the manual isn't very clear though.  My 1080s are in slots 0 and 1, so I ran it with the flag --revA 0,1    Is this correct?

Yes, reset mem, no OC, run the binary with --revA 0,1. It work on mine but they dont OC much. Mine aren't super. If they take default at mem OC that is a lot better, once you see it work, do raise memory as high as possible, but personally i had to DOWNCLOCK memory for some of mine to even take default mod.

Unfortunately I tried both ways, still get errors.  Both of my cards are the same make and model, so maybe that is it.  Props to the developer though.

That....is very weird. Could you link to the ethminer version you're using? And also provide me with the VBIOS of your cards? You can use NVFlash from https://www.techpowerup.com/download/nvidia-nvflash/ to pull it.

[Dagamus(NM)]

Titan Xp's - don't have any difference for some reasons, but all my 1080 Ti have 47 H/s with 150Watt usage.

Oh dear. Our senior solution wasn't intended for seniors that old. We'll work out a senior, senior solution soon!

Once a senior senior solution is worked out the 6 old men (XPs) hanging out in my office could use the enhancement.

Would this work on 980Ti?

[Larvitar]

OhGodaGirl and VirosaGITS do you have interest to make something like "the magical pill" to GTX1070 and 1060? I know the performance gain would be smaller (because GDDR5 have tighter timings) but every 0,1MH/s is a cent for the eletricty bill  

Incredible job, as always!

[rednoW]

2 OhGodAGirl

Fantastic job, thanks!
Is there a way to exclude cards from being modded? Seems like my old gtx1080 doesn't like it in std and in --revA modes.
Gtx1080ti works just fine - 54mhs!!!

[xpulse]

Titan Xp's - don't have any difference for some reasons, but all my 1080 Ti have 47 H/s with 150Watt usage.

Oh dear. Our senior solution wasn't intended for seniors that old. We'll work out a senior, senior solution soon!

Update:

Tried with ./OhGodAnETHlargementPill --revA 0,1,2,3,4 same results as without it on Titan Xp Jedi Collection

[QuantumProofGhost]

Very good.

750h/s equishash is still better than 50mhs ethereum tho.
I wonder if this would also work for other algos.

Based on the TDP from that person running 49 MH/s, I would only be pulling 600 Sol/s at the same TDP. This ETH miner is actually the most energy efficient solution available for the 1080 ti right now.

[QuantumProofGhost]

I'm a bit confused with this. So this isn't a miner in its self but just something you run in the background while mining to enable hashrate improvement alongside any ETH miner of choice?

There is a lack of writing on this so I'm just a bit lost on that.

[rednoW]

I'm a bit confused with this. So this isn't a miner in its self but just something you run in the background while mining to enable hashrate improvement alongside any ETH miner of choice?

There is a lack of writing on this so I'm just a bit lost on that.

quote from Eliovp @ cryptomining-blog
"Some more info about this tool.

So what this does is, it accesses the memory block and modifies RRD & FAW values (timings)

It’s exactly the same changes i’ve done on the P104 & P102 about 6 months ago but this time through direct injection (nicely done though..).

Don’t get your hopes up to much as it won’t work on any other nvidia card.
The only ones it will work on is those with G5X memory.
Oh and the P104/102 won’t work either as they’ve been modified already, vbios wise.

Still a nice job!"

[QuantumProofGhost]

I'm a bit confused with this. So this isn't a miner in its self but just something you run in the background while mining to enable hashrate improvement alongside any ETH miner of choice?

There is a lack of writing on this so I'm just a bit lost on that.

quote from Eliovp @ cryptomining-blog
"Some more info about this tool.

So what this does is, it accesses the memory block and modifies RRD & FAW values (timings)

It’s exactly the same changes i’ve done on the P104 & P102 about 6 months ago but this time through direct injection (nicely done though..).

Don’t get your hopes up to much as it won’t work on any other nvidia card.
The only ones it will work on is those with G5X memory.
Oh and the P104/102 won’t work either as they’ve been modified already, vbios wise.

Still a nice job!"

Is this permanent and does it effect the GPU on video rendering or anything else? I do have GDDR5x GPU's.

[rdluffy]

I'll try tomorrow, finally I understand how it works 

[vuquanict]

How to know my 1080 is REV A or not???

[nsummy]

anyone tried other algo aside from eth? is there improvement?

Someone said it worked well on XMR. Basically anything that is limited by memory would be worth trying this with.

anybody tested on 1080?

I can't get it working with my 1080s.  Tried both ethminer and Phoenix, both give Cuda errors and crash

Have you read the manual?

https://github.com/OhGodACompany/OhGodAnETHlargementPill/blob/master/prescription.txt

About half the 1080 has a different memory rev and cannot take the optimal timings, they need a middleground.

Yes, the manual isn't very clear though.  My 1080s are in slots 0 and 1, so I ran it with the flag --revA 0,1    Is this correct?

Yes, reset mem, no OC, run the binary with --revA 0,1. It work on mine but they dont OC much. Mine aren't super. If they take default at mem OC that is a lot better, once you see it work, do raise memory as high as possible, but personally i had to DOWNCLOCK memory for some of mine to even take default mod.

Unfortunately I tried both ways, still get errors.  Both of my cards are the same make and model, so maybe that is it.  Props to the developer though.

That....is very weird. Could you link to the ethminer version you're using? And also provide me with the VBIOS of your cards? You can use NVFlash from https://www.techpowerup.com/download/nvidia-nvflash/ to pull it.

Thanks for your help.  Here is the vbios:  https://www.dropbox.com/s/2qmubtfepb3dn1j/GP104.rom?dl=0    

The screenshots were for the newest version of ethminer:
but I also tried it on the stable release:  https://github.com/ethereum-mining/ethminer/releases/tag/v0.13.0
https://github.com/ethereum-mining/ethminer/releases/tag/v0.15.0.dev4

[TeppiVietNam]

 ..It is work and increase mining from 20, 24Mhz to 3xMhz...with GTX 1080. Very useful tool.
https://uphinhnhanh.com/image/zPG65Q

Very nice job. Thank for devs very much!

[changesl]

hi, can you upload the file to somewhere?   
github is closed.

[hellboyy]

has still how to do it. because on the site you can not find