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Anyone met the same problem, when OC the ASUS 1050TI's and the hashrate decreased?
Same problem with Claymore and Phoenix.
Same problem with Claymore and Phoenix.
You should oc the memory and reduce the GPU clock and voltage. Check a few posts above this one
I'm running nothing but 1070/1070ti + 1080ti cards on all my rigs, but got a bit frustrated about the rip-off charges for new cards at present, so just bought x6 1050ti cards for a new rig.
Using Simple Mining OS, mining Equihash, Core 110, Memory 800, Power 100 and getting 1020sols at 440 watts. It's not great when you looks at the sols per watt (compared to my other rigs), but the rig is earning. But these cards are cheap, so that kinda makes me feel better
I'll see if I can tweak it a bit when I get the time.
... waits patiently for prices to come back down to earth again ...
Do you guys think 2x 1050 ti will be better performance and cost wise then 1x 1060 gtx 6g?
2x1050ti = 31.2 Mh/s
1060 6Gb = 25 Mh/s
Felt the difference?
Yes difference is quite a lot (about 25%) but what about power usage? Will 2 1050 ti will use more then 25% power then 1 1060? And what also comes in my mind now is that the 1060 6gb is more 'future' proof.
I'm running nothing but 1070/1070ti + 1080ti cards on all my rigs, but got a bit frustrated about the rip-off charges for new cards at present, so just bought x6 1050ti cards for a new rig.
Using Simple Mining OS, mining Equihash, Core 110, Memory 800, Power 100 and getting 1020sols at 440 watts. It's not great when you looks at the sols per watt (compared to my other rigs), but the rig is earning. But these cards are cheap, so that kinda makes me feel better
I'll see if I can tweak it a bit when I get the time.
... waits patiently for prices to come back down to earth again ...
Do you guys think 2x 1050 ti will be better performance and cost wise then 1x 1060 gtx 6g?
I've found other settings on the internet for the 1050ti and I'm now doing 15,2 Mh/s on ethereum mining with the claymore miner.
I've used msi afterburner and used the next settings:
Power limit: 75%
Core Clock: -400
Memory Clock: +860
Rest is completely stock. Fans are off now and then and temperature is continuously between 55-61 degrees Celsius.
I'm using this setting for a day now and eth gives me constant 15.2 mh/s.
Some people even set there memory to +1000 or above but I want to keep it a little on the safe side.
Keep in mind though that every coin mining is different. Ethmining relies mostly on the GPU memory, not GPU clock. Upping the clock really does nothing for eth mining except for heating your card
Can i ask if you are running on Linux or Windows? I'm getting 14Mh/s hashrate with mining ethereum on windows, i got 1050ti OC 4GB. All settings are set to max. I've used msi afterburner and used the next settings:
Power limit: 75%
Core Clock: -400
Memory Clock: +860
Rest is completely stock. Fans are off now and then and temperature is continuously between 55-61 degrees Celsius.
I'm using this setting for a day now and eth gives me constant 15.2 mh/s.
Some people even set there memory to +1000 or above but I want to keep it a little on the safe side.
Keep in mind though that every coin mining is different. Ethmining relies mostly on the GPU memory, not GPU clock. Upping the clock really does nothing for eth mining except for heating your card
1050ti was also good for Equihash mining using Optiminer to mine zcash or minexcoin. Getting a consistent hashrate on mnxpool.
I'm using Windows 7 with the latest drivers and claymore 10.6 I believe
I've found other settings on the internet for the 1050ti and I'm now doing 15,2 Mh/s on ethereum mining with the claymore miner.
I've used msi afterburner and used the next settings:
Power limit: 75%
Core Clock: -400
Memory Clock: +860
Rest is completely stock. Fans are off now and then and temperature is continuously between 55-61 degrees Celsius.
I'm using this setting for a day now and eth gives me constant 15.2 mh/s.
Some people even set there memory to +1000 or above but I want to keep it a little on the safe side.
Keep in mind though that every coin mining is different. Ethmining relies mostly on the GPU memory, not GPU clock. Upping the clock really does nothing for eth mining except for heating your card
I've used msi afterburner and used the next settings:
Power limit: 75%
Core Clock: -400
Memory Clock: +860
Rest is completely stock. Fans are off now and then and temperature is continuously between 55-61 degrees Celsius.
I'm using this setting for a day now and eth gives me constant 15.2 mh/s.
Some people even set there memory to +1000 or above but I want to keep it a little on the safe side.
Keep in mind though that every coin mining is different. Ethmining relies mostly on the GPU memory, not GPU clock. Upping the clock really does nothing for eth mining except for heating your card
I get ~13,5 on ethereum with a small memory overclock (+200) 1050ti
I found a YouTube video from someone with the best 1050 ti settings (for him). I'm using his settings now (core + 110 MHz, GPU voltage +25% and memory +1000 MHz) and I'm now doing 13.8-13.9 MHz
I have a Gigabyte 1050ti G1 Gaming OC card and I'm doing 12.5 to 12.9 Mh/s with Phoenix miner on eth mining. Is this okay or is it easy to pull some more out of it?
I've only used the easy setting in advanced OC settings.
I'm running the card on an old Asus p5ql pro main board with a e6850 cpu. Don't know if this is limiting things?
Should the hash rates be better with claymore mining?
Oh and how long can I expect the card to life when mining everyday with a bit of OC?
Thanks a lot!
I've only used the easy setting in advanced OC settings.
I'm running the card on an old Asus p5ql pro main board with a e6850 cpu. Don't know if this is limiting things?
Should the hash rates be better with claymore mining?
Oh and how long can I expect the card to life when mining everyday with a bit of OC?
Thanks a lot!