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

[dragonmike]

Ah well. 25.7 MH/s for my ol' EVGA 1080 SC's (using --RevA). Improvement from 23, sure... But no real miracle.

Guess there's no way to get these old noodles back to stiffness.

EDIT: tried it in combination with DSTM's equihash for the lulz but that just crashes the miner straight away.

EDIT2: tried it with Justaminer's HSRM Neoscrypt fork... no improvement, and crashes after a few min.

[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.

Is this a permanent effect on the card that may effect it on gaming or video rendering?

[B00gieman]

tested and fully working on gigabyte 1080 ti: 65% PL, +100 core and +740mem = 54mh

[gsrcrxsi314]

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.

Is this a permanent effect on the card that may effect it on gaming or video rendering?

I’m also wondering if this is a permanent change. Or if it resets after a reboot. If it’s just an injection, then my gues is it won’t stick without a full reflash.

Will I need to reduce the memory overclock? Or will it run just the same? I run my EVGA sc2 at +1000 already for 39.8MH

Will try this tool out tonight

[B00gieman]

this resets when you close de miner. Start the miner and see the hash... inject the "pill"and watch the groth...

[elverde]

Hi devs,

Have you seen my github issue regarding segmentation fault on Linux ? For me it's not working at all on any rigs, confirmed on several machines

Thanks

[DesertMiner]

54Mh gotta love this pill man

[B00gieman]

54Mh gotta love this pill man

Yeahhhhhhh

[nitrobg]

hmm.

[gsrcrxsi314]

this resets when you close de miner. Start the miner and see the hash... inject the "pill"and watch the groth...

I was under the impression that this was not in itself a “miner” but rather to be used in conjunction with your favorite miner software like Claymore or Phoenix.

Can someone more clearly explain this NOT in memespeak?

[Dagamus(NM)]

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[Signaturan]

this resets when you close de miner. Start the miner and see the hash... inject the "pill"and watch the groth...

I was under the impression that this was not in itself a “miner” but rather to be used in conjunction with your favorite miner software like Claymore or Phoenix.

Can someone more clearly explain this NOT in memespeak?

That is the same as my understanding.

[-Lani-]

54.75MHs per cards this is awesome

[omshree]

Thank you! Anyhow my penis is still very very small, like the end of a sausage, my ETH hashrate can compensate for that, works flawless

[Mike011]

Thank you! Anyhow my penis is still very very small, like the end of a sausage, my ETH hashrate can compensate for that, works flawless

dude you made my day!

[B00gieman]

You Open the miner and its starts hashing. Then you Start This program at the same time and the Magic starts. Easy as that.

[Gtxforme]

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?

Could you explain how to apply this flag? I'm a moron!

[veritech]

has anyone tried this with xmr-stak/cryptonight heavy ?

[imenno]

Miracles do not happen. With 35MH and with a miracle program 52MH, the number of shares coincides.

[gsrcrxsi314]

EVGA 1080ti SC2
before ETHlargement: -400core/+1000mem = 39.7 MH/s
after ETHlargement: -400core/+750mem = 54.2 MH/s (+1000 didn't seem to matter anymore, only a tiny speed boost)

MSI 1080ti Gaming X
before ETHlargement: -400core/+750mem = 37.8 MH/s
after ETHlargement: -400core/+750mem = 48.2 MH/s

awesome