Quote from: antantti on April 27, 2018, 09:57:07 PM

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Quote from: scryptr on April 27, 2018, 07:40:19 PM

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Does anyone know if this legit or scam - doing the rounds on Youtube.

Nvidia GPUs using GDDR5X only - boosted Dagger hashrate by 50% when running in conjunction with Claymore.

https://github.com/OhGodACompany/OhGodAnETHlargementPill

Legit.

IT WORKS ON WINDOWS--

My single 1080ti went from 32MH/s to 44MH/s ETH, and 950MH/s to 1320MH/s Blake2s (secondary algo). This is with no overclock or mods. I posted about this earlier just a couple pages before yours. Overclocking memory-only will get a miner 47MH/s ETH and over 1400MH/s Blake2s. It supposedly works well with Monero mining, also. --scryptr

Monero is like 15% boost with it but for me overclocking memory was making rig unstable on ethereum Embarrassed

Guess that program is already pushing up the memory timings so it cant be oc ed that hard like it used to do

Now it's all about who tries all the algo's where 5X sucked.

They may have more pills coming...

Yes, OT, sorry.

MORE PILLS---

That would be great. The current program only works with 1080 and 1080ti cards. I tried it with my 980ti cards, it did not work. My 980ti cards are mining Monero7 at about 780H/s. Only my Fury cards (and my 1080ti, but I haven't clocked it with this utility on Monero7) are faster at 830H/s, but they need more power.

I have not done any BIOS mods with my cards, just mild overclocks. The "run in the background" approach used by Wolf0's utility may well avoid bricked cards, driver conflicts, and warranty problems. Hope to see more of it in the future. --scryptr

EDIT: This stuff got me interested in re-tuning my rigs. I added some clock speeds in a couple rigs (AMD and nVidia) and squeezed out maybe a MH of XMR hash in total. For my AMD cards, I used the "aticonfig" command line interface. For the nVidia rigs I used "nvidia-smi", a similar utility. We'll see how stable the rigs are for a few days. They have been running for weeks as-is. --scryptr