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Overclocking question - Bhogala - Dec 29, 2017
All details on following video:
Gpu: asus geforce gtx 1080
By default 21MH/s
By little overclocking I am getting 23MH/s now
Need more help/suggestions/guidance overclocking further
Thanks
RE: Overclocking question - 'Ben - Dec 29, 2017
For the price of those two 1080s you could have got 4 or 5 RX 580 cards that can get 28-30MH/s each.
Take a look here - http://whattomine.com/coins
Obviously change the voltage, electricity cost and see what it says
RE: Overclocking question - Money Man - Dec 29, 2017
(Dec 29, 2017 08:24 AM)Ben pid= Wrote:For the price of those two 1080s you could have got 4 or 5 RX 580 cards that can get 28-30MH/s each.
Take a look here - http://whattomine.com/coins
Obviously change the voltage, electricity cost and see what it says
he got two asus rogue 1060s.
RE: Overclocking question - 'Ben - Dec 29, 2017
(Dec 29, 2017 08:39 AM)Money Man Wrote: he got two asus rogue 1060s.
No, he didn't. It literally says GTX 1080.
RE: Overclocking question - Money Man - Dec 29, 2017
(Dec 29, 2017 08:50 AM)Ben pid= Wrote:No, he didn't. It literally says GTX 1080.
sorry only looked at video and hash.
Thought it was some of the same 1060s as me.
23 MH for a 1080ti is ass
RE: Overclocking question - 'Ben - Dec 29, 2017
(Dec 29, 2017 08:56 AM)Money Man Wrote: sorry only looked at video and hash.
Thought it was some of the same 1060s as me.
23 MH for a 1080ti is ass
It's not a 1080Ti either
22-24MH/s seems about average. Ti's get 35-40MH/s but at a ridiculous cost. Not worth it at all
RE: Overclocking question - PoLoW - Dec 29, 2017
(Dec 29, 2017 09:00 AM)Ben pid= Wrote:It's not a 1080Ti either
22-24MH/s seems about average. Ti's get 35-40MH/s but at a ridiculous cost. Not worth it at all
Not if you're mining the right coin, a single TI can do $8 a day mining Zclassic coin consuming 280 watts only.
RE: Overclocking question - 'Ben - Dec 29, 2017
(Dec 29, 2017 02:55 PM)PoLoW Wrote: Not if you're mining the right coin, a single TI can do $8 a day mining Zclassic coin consuming 280 watts only.
We are talking about Ethereum which OP is mining.
As I said in my first post, he needs to go on that site and check what would be more profitable.
RE: Overclocking question - HOMODIN - Dec 29, 2017
That hash rate is pretty much what I got too when I tested a 1080, or well, on default clock speeds it was slightly lower. Either way, it was disappointing af to see the has rate. I don't think that overclocking will help that much, should just mine something else with that.
RE: Overclocking question - Joël- - Dec 29, 2017
With a 1080 I would mine ZCL or HUSH, 23mh is terrible for a gtx 1080. Mine a different algorithm. I spent $260 for a 570 today and was getting 24.7mh/s stock. With a bios mod i'm getting 29+. Mining Hush or ZCL with be getting you around $5 a day which is probably your best option.
http://whattomine.com/coins is your best friend when it comes to this :D