Quote from: Amph on March 03, 2017, 08:13:42 AM

crypto is up and down, now it's amd again, this is not a valid reason for me to choose amd, they have only etheruem now, which is again luck that its value increased randomly...

next time will be lbry or spreadcoin or zcash(amd is not that great here or at best the same cost per watt...), and will be talking about nvidia is better again...no point in these argument

also it's only because clymore didn't release the dual mining pascal for nvidia...

Have you heard of the Claymore Equihash miner? Do you know the whole reason Equihash is more profitable right now is because AMD miners left Equihash for Eth+Pasc. It was more profitable before.

This isn't a seesaw. The Nvidia hashrate isn't going to magically disappear. People aren't going to sell off their hardware, so it wont become magically more profitable for Nvidia, unless either AMD hashrate hops off, there is some sort of new highly profitable coin for Nvidia, or a new miner comes out. Those are the only ways.

All three of those things are very hard to come by and the only reason AMD hashrate hoped off was because of the new miner Claymore released with Eth+Pasc.

Claymore didn't release dual mining for Pascal? I don't get what you mean by that. It's probably quite profitable, I pointed that out already, but once again it's not two times more profitable or anywhere close.

Quote from: sp_ on March 03, 2017, 03:14:07 PM

Quote from: Amph on March 03, 2017, 02:31:44 PM

Quote from: sp_ on March 03, 2017, 02:09:09 PM

Quote from: Amph on March 03, 2017, 01:54:17 PM

the bad thing that i noticed is that with spreadminer10, my gpu emits a stupid sound(a bip, continuously) did you noticed it?

You meen if you turn the volume up alot on your computer?

no it's the gpu that emits that sound, i tested it with spreadminer 9 and there is not big

I have developed mining software for 3 years and the singing gpu is the wierdest bug ever reported.

Could you record it please I want to hear the bug;)

He's probably referring to something like coil whine and it happens to be that the GPU is using just enough power where it becomes audible and resonates. Nothing really to do with the miner.