X3 1080 Ti's - change of miner

[speedyrazor]

Hi, I have a single rig running X3 1080 Ti's, which I've been running on NIceHash Quickminer for sometime, stats are  below. My question is.... is there a more profitable, but still 'easy' miner software you could suguest please?

Geforce GTX 1080 Ti                   Temp    Power        Efficiancy
DaggerHashimoto: 42.42 MH/s     56.c     209W        0.20 MH/J

Geforce GTX 1080 Ti                   Temp    Power        Efficiancy
DaggerHashimoto: 40.12 MH/s     59.c     205W        0.20 MH/J

Geforce GTX 1080 Ti                   Temp    Power        Efficiancy
DaggerHashimoto: 43.97 MH/s     59.c     227W        0.19 MH/J

Profitability fluctuates from about £5 to about £8 per 24 hours.

Kind regards.

[FloridaKid]

No there isn't, I'd advice you to keep using this lite miner from Nicehash because they work well with gtx1070 and 1080/ti even if you manage to find another I promise you that you won't see any better performance, the hashrate will all be the same

[FP91G]

I also think not. Geforce GTX 1080 Ti is an old video card that has already been optimized as much as possible by all miner developers. Well-known algorithms are not being optimized for it now, because this is not possible.
For new coins and algorithms, read the developer posts.

[mueddib]

Hi, I have a single rig running X3 1080 Ti's, which I've been running on NIceHash Quickminer for sometime, stats are  below. My question is.... is there a more profitable, but still 'easy' miner software you could suguest please?

Geforce GTX 1080 Ti                   Temp    Power        Efficiancy
DaggerHashimoto: 42.42 MH/s     56.c     209W        0.20 MH/J

Geforce GTX 1080 Ti                   Temp    Power        Efficiancy
DaggerHashimoto: 40.12 MH/s     59.c     205W        0.20 MH/J

Geforce GTX 1080 Ti                   Temp    Power        Efficiancy
DaggerHashimoto: 43.97 MH/s     59.c     227W        0.19 MH/J

Profitability fluctuates from about £5 to about £8 per 24 hours.

Kind regards.

Hey hello i recommend mining in a pool for example Ethermine or 2miners for you and you will get 45 46 mh/s with use memory tweak.
Example:

--cclock 100 --mclock 600 --mt 5 (Overclock)

[Looper_U]

Mem tweak and ethlargement pill works for 1080ti and that's the exact hashrate you will get out of them don't bother finding something that is not lost, before I sold my 1080ti I used the card on Nicehash with the Ethlargement pill and it works

[FP91G]

I use pill on hive os or other similar systems because it is already built in and enabled in the mining settings.
If beginners try to find pill on the Internet, they can download various viruses.
My opinion is that the pill is more stable than the --mt parameters.

[Hiveon]

Pill is fine as long as those are the only cards on the system, otherwise mem tweaks are typically more stable

[abikobong]

For those who dont know, ETC or Ethereum Classic usually mines a little higher hashrate than the standard ETH algo.
E.g. 1080s used to do 36MH on ETH but I could get around 40 on ETC.
That is why look high, ETC as the DAG file size is smaller which suits his 1050Ti card.
The good news is they both use the same overclocks and utilise the ETH pill or the Gminer / T-rex -mt memory tweak command.

[sxemini]

For those who dont know, ETC or Ethereum Classic usually mines a little higher hashrate than the standard ETH algo.
E.g. 1080s used to do 36MH on ETH but I could get around 40 on ETC.
That is why look high, ETC as the DAG file size is smaller which suits his 1050Ti card.
The good news is they both use the same overclocks and utilise the ETH pill or the Gminer / T-rex -mt memory tweak command.

that's because of the DAG size. Speed for ETC mining will also decrease more and more with every new epoch. And by the way 36mh in ETH give you more money than 40mh in ETC.

I use pill on hive os or other similar systems because it is already built in and enabled in the mining settings.
If beginners try to find pill on the Internet, they can download various viruses.
My opinion is that the pill is more stable than the --mt parameters.

--mt parameters give you more hashrate and don´t use so high values. Without the --mt my old P106 only runs with 18mh - with --mt they run with 22mh at the moment on ETH and 25mh on ETC. In my opinion the pill is outdated.