Quote from: SonofaBitcoin on September 26, 2018, 06:45:36 PM

Quote from: jimmybob_007 on September 26, 2018, 06:41:58 PM

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Nice setup!

I wish I had NVIDIA cards. I'm thinking of dumping my AMD rigs to get a few NVIDIA cards.
That is a nice boost to your numbers after tweaking.

How many Sols with that card?

That's what is so perplexing about this, the EWBF miner says I'm at 20 Sol/s right now. And the PoolofD32th graph shows that I'm up and down from an average of 9.16 to 36.21 Sols/s. But I keep reading about how I should be at 450 Sols/s. I wonder if I've set the virtual memory to wrong settings, like I saw on this one video, or would that even make a difference? Hmm?

You should def be higher than 20 Sols. The virtual memory shouldn't be much of an issue with just 1 card, I don't think anyways. That usually comes into play when you've got a multi-GPU rig.
I'd ask ssowellsvt in the forums. Someone I'm sure will be able to give you a ballpark number for that card. Sadly, my knowledge on NVIDIA is pretty limited.

Ps, 20 sols for a 1070 is very good. Average is around 18/19

Okay, thanks, Jimmybob 007!

20 sol/s on a 1070 is good! The different equihash variants produce different hashrates. That doesn't mean anything as far as profitability or anything like that, just the way the parameters are. 144.5 produces almost twice as much reported hashrate as 192.7. Original Equihash you could crank out 300-400 sol/s on one card.