Quote from: alumar on May 02, 2018, 03:35:17 AM

Just covered on BBT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuBX2gEthVU

Good you will be covering this cause there are deflecting conclusions if this modification actually delivers on the shares reported as compared to a non enlarged card.

Quote from: Dagamus(NM) on May 02, 2018, 12:49:26 AM

Quote from: OhGodAGirl on May 02, 2018, 12:15:25 AM

Quote from: moroz on May 01, 2018, 08:21:47 PM

Debian/Ubuntu with 4.15 kernels, 390.48 drivers and cuda 9.1.

This isn't working on all 1080ti vendors, did testing on some rigs and can report not to work: Asus Turbo, PNY XLR8. So this tool is rather limited for large mixed rigs, but thanks anyway.

Otherwise, with "right" cards it works on any baremetal mining platform, up to 11*1080ti/rig, largest i've got here.
It does NOT work on paravirtualized systems on KVM and VT-d pci-e passthrough with mining guests, but these setups are very rare among conventional miners. Tried paravilrtualized Windoze also with same result.

Any chance of getting it to work with everything 1080ti?

As I stated, you MUST provide me with the VBIOS, so I can see wtf model you have. I can't just go off stuff like 'This is a 1080Ti it doesn't work!' Because for all I know, you are mining on a toaster and you just think it's a 1080Ti because there's a postit with jam stains and a wonky NVIDIA logo drawn in crayon.

VBIOS; and please create an issue on GitHub so it's better sorted, if possible.

Haha, jam stains give extra MH/s though. I uploaded the vbios for the Titan XP over there.

In your interview on youtube a couple days ago you mentioned a paid version of this tool for older GeForceGPUs. If you can make Kepler cards able to sh7t coins you might need to change your username to OhGodAGod. Maxwell would be cool too.

I would actually be interested in a paid version because I fall into this category of older GeForce cards at my disposal.