Quote from: jugger1028 on August 25, 2018, 12:54:44 AM

Quote from: bensam1231 on August 24, 2018, 08:14:22 PM

Also Jugger will never be happy.

I have nothing against him, if he just put facts out there instead of conjecture and wild statements that have no basis in reality I wouldn't be so harsh on him. He's a dev, I'm a miner, i have a predisposition to like him but just when I start to soften up to him he turns into Trump and just spews a bunch of BS smoke and mirrors type shit. I'm just looking for honesty... Like posting a 3 second start up comparison, he does stuff like that constantly, I just feel he's fishin' for nubs for fees. The reason most devs make it hard to know the real hashrate stats is cuz most devs know next week another miner will be out there beating their stats. I hold no ill will towards him though.

Yeah that's BS, you much like a few other people here are just looking for a axe to grind because profits in the shitty right now and you guys bought into crypto at one of the worst times to start mining in the history of mining.

It sucks, yes right now really sucks, especially considering the amount of dark hash euro side that's waiting for the increase in revenue (which means no real increase in revenue), but go take your shit else where. Objective comparisons with photos and no bias are welcome. Constant shit talking because you're butt hurt about your current finances is not.

Quote from: pallas on August 25, 2018, 12:43:25 PM

Quote from: Dr_Victor on August 25, 2018, 11:17:20 AM

Quote from: Amph on August 25, 2018, 08:17:13 AM

sp do us a favor, buy a 2080ti and do some test on all algo, maybe we have a good perf on other non-eth algo

We will definitely get on gtx 2080 ti better speed because of wide memory and more CUDA cores. And it will be at lower power. The question is how big will be speed-up.

A raw estimate can be made by comparing number of cuda cores (only for low memory usage algos).
Power usage (at same clock and number of cuda cores) should be 10-15% less.

You can only compare cuda cores between cores from the same architecture. You can't directly compare between different architectures. Current pre-release discussion points to 20x series being 50% faster then it's last gen counterpart. So basically a 1080ti is a 2080, only the 2080 runs at 215w instead of 250. So roughly 20% more efficient for same hash. Currently it's cheaper buying 1080tis and probably will remain so for some time, especially buying second hand off eBay.

The memory bus only effects coins that are memory hard, Dagger/Cryptonight/etc and the only way to tell how much of a difference that makes is after getting them in hand and even then it'll take a few months before developers figure out what they can exploit. For instance Vega was out for like 4-5 months before they figured out how to make it do work in Cryptonight. 1080/ti was out a year and a half. It's entirely possible they will perform quite poorly in memory hard algos until they're ironed out, such as with GDDR5X.

The rush for 20xx series is like January all over again with really shitty revenue.

All the more proof that if you bought into mining this Jan+ you made a reallllly bad life choice.