Quote from: alphaev7 on September 04, 2017, 05:20:07 AM

Quote from: aik6 on September 03, 2017, 02:58:03 PM

My result 4 GTX 1060 ether hashrate

GPU0 - Asus Strix ROG GTX1060 6GB - power:58%, core:+100(1900), mem:+775(4677), fan:40%, temp:56C ==> 24.5 Mh/s

GPU1 - Gigabyte GTX 1060 6GB G1 Gaming Edition - power:50%, core:+115(1847), mem:+850(4647), fan:50%, temp:59C ==> 24.5 Mh/s

GPU2 - inno3d gtx 1060 6GB ichill x3 - power:65%, core:+100(1860), mem:+650(4551), fan:30%, temp:52C ==> 24 Mh/s

GPU3 - GALAX GTX 1060 EX OC 6GB - power:75%, core:+130(1822), mem:+875(4677), fan:60%, temp:61C ==> 24.6 Mh/s

All samsung memory
current draw from each card approx 90w

Driver version 382.53
Claymore 10.0
MSI Afterburner 4.3.0

Thanks for sharing. I'm new to this. Currently using 6 x Zotac P106-100 w/ Samsung memory - Power 75% / Core:+0(1695) / Mem: +500 (4513), fan: Auto, Temp: 62C ==> 23.7Mh/s

Want to run in at this setting for at least 24hrs before moving higher, so your settings definitely helped.

How do u test your limits and stop?

your welcome, glad to hear my setting useful for others

im testing usually until claymore show error code or driver crash

and i also use NVSMI to see power limit and power draw from each card before apply it on Afterburner
the highest one is Gigabyte : 180 W default