Quote from: cashen on July 05, 2017, 10:29:30 PM

Quote from: philipma1957 on July 05, 2017, 10:05:23 PM

Quote from: jstefanop on July 05, 2017, 09:38:05 PM

Ive been playing around with mine...nothing crazy to announce yet. Here are some tidbits for you guys

-Claymore's and a few other miners have incompatible kernels with the new GNC, so those don't even work yet
-Genoil's works, does about 35-40 with some basic overclocks
-Once i start tuning timings on this thing and over volt the memory should be able to hit 40+ on genoils generic kernel
-Im working with AMD for some driver optimizations for mining specific kernels (specifically on the linux side since currently its underperforming horrible on their new compute stack). AMD finally woke up and is addressing their mining customers (they could ignore us for so long when 90% of their profits are from us recently).
-Once these are done, and Claymore updates his miner for Vega NCU we should be seeing 50+

Verdict is still out on whether this can compete on price/hash and watts/hash on polaris, but if it can do 50+ it will still win out on density cost(i.e. achieve 160+% hash using the same hardware).

50 for eth. at 200 watts would be nice
1000 for zec at 200 watts would be nice

40 for eth would be a fail
as would 850 for zec.

for now I will be waiting for some info on zec rates

I sold off my 1070's looking to go all 1080 ti or part 1080 ti and part amd vega.

What would you mine with TIs?

mostly zec sometime skein the density on the ti's is my main reason I use them.

you can do 700 sols at 180 watts. and if you pick your shots the 1080 ti's are under 700 bucks. the best price I ever paid for a new one was 577