Quote from: leenoox on August 30, 2017, 08:29:40 PM

Quote from: JudoFlash on August 30, 2017, 03:58:08 PM

Quote from: fullzero on August 30, 2017, 05:09:16 AM

Quote from: JudoFlash on August 29, 2017, 09:21:53 PM

Interesting. Thank you - I will try that.

I guess I will need to learn how to SSH.

Also increase your powerlimit; 75 is very low for a 1060. I recommend moving it up to 100; then you can bump it down if it is stable without issue. Will probably be stable until around 85-90 watts or lower.

I did experience the same thing when I raised the power limit, though I will need to wait about a week to test more - all of this is on a 20 amp circuit - 26 GPU x 75 w = 1950 w, plus the rest of what is plugged in, I am already close to the 2400w theoretical max and certainly above the 80% that would be more ideal.

Next week I am having a new panel installed with more breakers and additional outlets.

Greetings fellow nvOC miners. I've been using nvOC and following this thread for about a month now, I am pretty impressed with it. There are few glitches here and there but most of them can easily be solved. Many thanks to fullzero and the rest of the community for creating this great mining OS.

I'd like to share my experience with 1060's and possibly help others.

I am using Zotac 1060 AMP! 6GB cards on several rigs with Asus Prime Z270-A and Asrock H110 Pro BTC+ boards. All my cards are with Samsung memory which is great for overclocking the memory compared to cards with Micron or Hynix memory. My cards with Samsung memory can OC to over +1800 on linux (+900 on windows) while the few other brand cards I had (and returned) with Micron memory could only OC to +1000 (+500 on windows) and weren't much stable.

Few people asked for settings for 1060's, here are mine:

Mining ETH only with Claymore 9.7 and 9.8 (same MH/s)
Power limit: 76 W
Core OC: +100
Memory OC: +1820 (Samsung only, don't try with Micron)
Temperature setting: 54 C (fans run at 50-70%)
Getting 25 MH/s per card (3 watts per MH/s is pretty amazing)

By no means these are final settings, there is still room for improvement... I am testing +1850 memory at 75 W power limit. Do not go below 75 Watts on power limit setting, hashrate starts dropping a lot. For ETH (and similar) there's no need to go above 77 watts for single currency mining, there's no gain whatsoever.

fullzero, I noticed you have same Zotac 1060 AMP's, give them a try with the above settings. These cards rock!

JudoFlash, there's no need to install new panel for 26 1060's if you mine ETH and not GPU core hungry algos, I run 42 1060's at and 8 1070's on a 100 amp panel. I just added 3 more 20 amp breakers. Please note that what is classified as 100 amp /240 volt panel is actualy 200 amp / 120 volt capable panel, there are two 120V main cables entering the panel (to combine for 240V) and each is capable of delivering 100 amps. Hovever, don't do any electrical work if you are not qualified and consult/hire professional electrician to do the work.

Thanks for the feedback - I would love to discuss more as, while I cannot seem to get more than 21 or so per 1060 (while I am not sure what the memory type is yet, I feel like I should be able to get more than +600-700 in Linux for any brand).

The reason for the panel upgrade is that I am out of breakers entirely, and my panel doesn't support half-breakers. So really, I will be having a 200 amp panel with additional space installed, but keeping my service at 100 amp for now, Then I'll have new outlets added on separate breakers, as the goal is to increase beyond the 26 cards I am running now.

If I may ask, since your pushing 1060's on the same boards:
- Do you have them full (using all 13 slots)?
- What processor are you using? I did not think it mattered, but am trying to pinpoint any differences).

If you don't mind, I may have more questions about your rig, either in this thread or outside of it. Either way, I appreciate the information.