Quote from: VoskCoin on May 29, 2018, 03:15:43 PM

Quote from: gregory021998 on May 29, 2018, 01:02:41 PM

Hello guys, after other days of tests here are my results:

Today i upgraded the miner to the v2 , this version seems to use all resources in just one instance (so no need to run more than one),

My initally setup was of 3x gtx 1060 and 1x gtx 1070, doing some tests i have seen that the 1070 was not working as expected so i removed it and i put a 1050 NON ti.

The hashrate was around 700 h/s to 1000 h/s with 3x 1060 and 1x 1050 (non-ti) and g4440 as cpu

I changed my g4440 to i5 6400 and hashrate is now stable on 1000 h/s:
The 1050 (non ti) is doing 230 h/s (i was like OMG)
First 1060 3 gb is doing around 320 h/s
Second 1060 3 gb is doing around 230 h/s
Third 1060 3 gb is doing around 200 h/s

I tried to mount the 1070 but global hashrate got compromised so i removed it again (maybe 1070 is not good atm with this miner), however in single test (only 1070 mounted), it was doing 355 h/s

I run other single tests (only 1 gpu connected), here are the results:

1050 (non ti) : 255 h/s
1060 3 gb : 340 h/s
1070 355 h/s

would be fun to compile a list of GPU hashrates w/ the system their on included. If others want to submit date like gregory did above ^

4 x 1060 GPUs 700h/s (To note: my hash rate is restricted by the CPU i5 2500s, I tried an i7 3770 yielded 330h/s for 1 GPU with 13% CPU usage)

The miner does not use the GPU's equally i have one 1060 6gb gpu at 60watts doing 230 h/s and another one at 55watts doing 151h/s