Quote from: Serion on February 21, 2018, 07:21:33 PM

Quote from: crazydane on February 21, 2018, 06:50:34 PM

The newer Nvidia drivers no longer support reporting power usage with 1050Ti's due to a known issue with the power reporting circuitry on those cards.

That sucks! But thank you for solving that mystery. I've searched the net for days now trying to find an answer!

Any ideas on how to guesstimate the sols/w on these?

The only idea I could come up with was:
1) Unplug all but one card. Get wattage reading
2) Plug in card #2 and do a test on only it for sol/s. Check wattage reading, calculate sols/w.
3) Wash and repeat by replacing card #2 with card #3

However, I'm tired already just thinking about doing that! lol

1. Take note of the current Sol/S you're getting. My guess would be around 190 on average per card.
2. Take note of current power consumption. (got a KillAWatt?)
3. Power down and remove 1 GPU
4. Power back up and once it has been mining for a bit, take another power reading.

My guess is you will drop about 80 watts. So your Sol/W is around 2.4 Sol/W. The 1050Ti's are not very efficient compared to the higher end models, especially the 1070Ti.