No strap and/or rxboost settings?

Thanks

I'm using nanominer (since claymore is wonked) and I can't find anything on -strap and -rxboot for it.

Which miner are you using?

Thanks in advance to anyone that can help me to get back to 31mh (sigh)

That's about right.  My dual EVGA 1070s are getting about 62-64mh/s.  Problem is that being in CA I also pay .25kwh, so 75% of eth mining goes to SCE.  I had to shut down my two 6x1060 rigs because in April with the halving and insane diff I was actually paying to mine.

I was hoping that maybe ZEC would be a good alt coin to get into, but it appears not.

Gotta mine in TX (.08kwh), or have a killer solar system to make anything these days.

I've had a small 4fig portfolio sitting in Bittrex for a couple months, did my first small withdrawal to test and it worked perfectly. No issues for me, yet anyway.

Hi there, the Titan series is great for video editing, rendering, and so on.  Not so good for mining.

Check the thread if you haven't: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1968067.0


85 is too high.  Drop that to 65-68 and you'll see the temps drop.  BTW, the 1060s are rated to work fine up to about 80c but prefer to be under 70c.  You are well within the specs.

After I responded last month with "I doubt there would be much of a difference as the cores are the same" I realized the cores (SC 1544/1759 - Gaming 1506/1708 are indeed different... oops) So, to prove it to myself, I ordered 3 of them and ran them alongside 3 SCs... and viola they indeed hash at exactly the same rates and they play nicely with each other; MSI AB sees them as the same cards.
My MSI settings:
Power - lowered to 67%
Core Clock +20 (seems to help keep them a bit more stable - might be imaginary)
Memory Clock +490 - over 500 they start hashing like a roller coaster - At +490 they consistently hash a little more than they report, proving that sometimes less it more.
Fans on a steep manual setting which keeps the cards all well below 60c yet never running the fans above 50%, except the main card (16x slot) which runs at about 64c at 65% fan.

Total for the 6x rig is right at 134-135, 6 hour is 139.7, and the rig calculates to earn almost $700mo according to nanopool with ETH price of 1380.

The final answer is that they mine exactly the same as an SC. I'm kicking myself because I could have saved over $300 getting the base gaming model, however the SC will probably hold resell value better.


Note: I also tested 3x dual fan EVGA 1060 SSC 6g cards (1607/1835) and... they sucked oh so badly!  I spent 4 days trying to figure out why, making tweaks, running them by themselves with ZERO luck getting them above 17.5mh! I paid a $50 premium thinking they would hash better (on paper) and ended up sending them right back. A waste of time and a lot of money.


HNY EVERYONE!

No, you invest in the coins themselves and hold them like equities which pay a dividend. There is an investment, just not in hardware and electricity.

Don't get me wrong, I'm a gpu miner with several rigs running 24/7 and happy as a clam with how eth is rolling up. However, I am also openminded and see the advantages of POS, so I'm also building a stake in Ripple using my mined eth.

BTC has become centralized by the four major pools in China.  China is well known as a currency manipulator so expect more of the same for BTC in the future.

BTC and ETH have both proven to be archaic at this point.  When their networks get flooded they can't handle it well. Some transactions taking days is exactly what it wasn't intended to be. I don't know what THE coin(s) will ultimately be, but I do know it won't be BTC, ETH, LTC, or BTH. Maybe IOTA, Ripple, Steem, Walton... who knows.  Maybe we'll get a better handle on it by 2018/19.

I thought the key premise of this coin was to be pool-resistant. I guess someone forgot to tell suprnova? They do have a spreadcoin pool, right?

Seems they've discovered a new seemingly legitimate way to artificially pump the price of their coins, eh?

I believe we are in the very early days still, but Blockchain will have to get its sh%t together sooner than later. IBM, Samsung, and other monster tech companies are jumping in full throttle, so they'll force it to do so... while squeezing out the majority of small miners and crap coins in the process.  New tech never fails to bring out the sharks.

I'm leaning toward your opinion. The odds of hacking IP based email verification is hard enough, let alone 2 part logins. It sounds more like the people losing their coins have a security issue on their end rather than on Bittrex.

I sure hope this is the case. I don't want to wake up one morning to a Nicehash scenario, where there may not have actually been a hack and could have been an outright theft. <<
Any exchange/pool/wallet is only as safe as the coders are honest. This is why I have abandoned JAXX, opting for Exodus.

Gotta be very careful especially at the levels the markets are at.

I couldn't say, but I'd think there shouldn't be too much of a difference if the cuda cores are the same. I only know what I run and what I've tried and so far the evga single fan 1060 OC 6g are the best bang for the buck and easiest on the juice. They basically run right around 80w per card at the wall.  I'll know better when I finish building the next rig which will be exclusively 1060s. I'm expecting a 6x rig will run well below 500w and churn out 140-150mh/s.  I'll know in a week or two and post.


Definitely not tripled. I'm doing 182mh/s and I've noticed it jumped from about .70 eth to .89 month. So you are spot on at 25% or so. Works for me.

I run a couple rigs, one with 1060 3g and one with 1060 OC 6g and a couple 1070.  The 1070's do run about 30% better rates, however, they also suck more juice at the wall, which translates into more heat and cost. I'd rather not pay for a PC heater thanks.

Right now the most efficient and cost-effective rig (people are gonna be hatin' I'm sure) are EVGA 1060 OC 6g single fan.  A 6x rig will churn out 140mh/s+ while running at 68c and drawing only 500w at the wall.  THAT is not bad for a cheap (never thought I'd call a $270 card cheap) card.

Mining Eth (power between 60-65%, core 0, memory clock +400-600 depending on GPU)
ALL EVGA
1060 3g 18mh/s
1060 OC 6g 22.5-24 mh/s
PNY 1070 OC Gaming 32.5 mh/s

Biostar BTC 250 MoBo, 8g, SSD, Celeron, EVGA 850 G2 Gold... cheap cheap cheap, room for 8 gpu's on that PSU BTW

Hint: Cheap out on everything but the PSU. Cheap PSU can blow the entire rig or worse... burn your house down.

cheers  

Don't change your core clock, and especially not -200.  The best stable I got underclocking the core was about -75.  I've abandoned that entirely. Try keeping the core at 0, power at 65, and start at +500 on the memory clock as you have it now.  Then run for a bit, and try adding +20 until you start becoming unstable.

You'll save on juice and should be able to get them above 22mh.  All rigs are different, but 18 on a 6g of any flavor is really low.

Whoa... you won't be doing much business with that attitude little fella.  Besides, anyone buying 500pc are already hooked up to the jobbers, at least in the western hemisphere.

Thanks for clarifying this for me, and others.

I understand what you typed, but that's what is so confusing.

Please see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlyfJUG7roo at 1:20 clearly showing CGMiner - Dash

Is there another CGMiner built specifically for X11?

I have the same question, sort of.  I just watched a vid of an iBeLink DM11G using CGMiner for dash.  Does CGMiner mine X11, including DASH? So confused now, any help appreciated.

Did you turn off auto update manufacturers drivers in windows?


Question of TeamWin: is it possible to override the auto coin feature, or limit the coins one wishes to mine.

It seems to me that coins pricing is so fluid that it might kick us in and out of coins to the point of hurting roi rather than helping. Like herding cats  

Just throwing it out there.

I did a test with a gtx 960 tweaked and managed 8.2mh/s over 6 hours on nanopool in claymore eth only.  That is about .49 a day, and a 970 can do about 2.5 times that so maybe $1.20 a day? I believe the 970 can be tweaked to do about 24mh/s eth, however that's right at bricking them.



Speaking of Claymore...  why not just dual mine ETH and sia or pasc?  Seems that would be the best return when I check the calculations.

What GPUs are you using to mine with, and what is your hr/s for each coin per card?  thx