Quote from: Munhenhos on September 06, 2017, 10:32:39 AM

Quote from: DeepTerrfici on September 03, 2017, 07:38:21 PM

I'm running 7 msi gaming 1060 x 6g cards.
windows 10 anniversary edition
376.09 geforce driver
afterburner settings: +140 core clock, +950 mem clock.
dual mining eth/sia
only setting changed from default in miner: -dcri is set to 46
average effective hashrate for last 24 hours for eth according to ethermine.org is 167.7 MH/S (averaging 152.83 shares per hour)
calculated average hashrate for last 24 hours for sia according to nanopool.org is 2640.9 MH/S (averaging 61.7 shares per hour)
i'm calculating shares per hour by the info given in claymore (total shares divided by number of hours its been running). nanopool is reporting that i'm getting about 3 or slightly more times that number of shares of sia per hour.
rig drawing 1130 watts.

i just started running claymore 10. previous claymore did seem slightly more stable, but v10 has only been running for 23 hours.
a notable improvement with claymore 10 is that at 23 hours, i have 0 rejected shares of either eth or sia. I was getting 1 and rarely even a second rejected eth share every 1000 accepted shares with previous claymore.

any questions or tips/advice are appreciated.

Hey m8, there's something very wrong with your rig. I've 5x1060 6g doing 108MH/s ETH (dualmining DCR) with a power draw 630W. Do you think that 500W difference is acceptable by having just 2 more cards?
Is it profitable that way?

As it is, the rig is profitable. Of course I'd love it to be more profitable. I'm always looking around for ways to get more out of this. What hash rate are you getting in DCR while doing 108 in ETH? And what miner and afterburner settings are you using?

Also, I did switch back to previous Claymore. 10 kept crashing and currently I've got no rejected shares of either coin at 44hrs. My 24hr effective average for ETH is 165.6 and 2775.2 for SC