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    30 Series Sandwich

    Posted: 17 Aug 2021 03:29 PM PDT

    Check out my latest Nvidia GPU spreadsheet for Ethereum

    Posted: 18 Aug 2021 06:50 AM PDT

    Hi,

    last time i shared my Ravencoin spreadsheet, now i got it ready for Ethereum and added the overclock settings for each GPU

    Link to my Google Drive

    Hope you like it :)

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    Any thoughts when GPU prices will fall?

    Posted: 18 Aug 2021 04:26 AM PDT

    There was some talk about GPU prices falling after the last ETH update. However, it appears prices have risen slightly. Do we think GPU prices will drop after Decembers upgrade? Or, are they become scarce to the point of holding more value? Your thoughts are appreciated.

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    Almost had a heart attack, but then realized it was a bug :(

    Posted: 18 Aug 2021 01:56 AM PDT

    Which of these 6-card rig layouts do you think provides the best balance of performance and cost? GPUs will probably be efficient types like the 1660S or 6600XT

    Posted: 17 Aug 2021 07:11 PM PDT

    Losing my mind because my second GPU is still not detected

    Posted: 18 Aug 2021 12:00 AM PDT

    Hey,

    I don't know what els I could do.

    I have a EVGA 3090 Hybrid and a Gigabyte 1660 Super on a MSI Z390 A Pro Mobo with an i5 9400F running on Windows 10 and NiceHash. G4 enabled, audio disabled, latest drivers. Physical ram is at 16GB, virtual at 55GB. 750 W PSU.

    The 3090 runs fine. But the 1660S is not detected. It shows up in the device manager with an Code 43 error.

    The 1660S is working in other computers.

    I would be very thankful if anybody had a similar problem and a solution for that.

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    AMD RX 6600 XT Mining Hashrate Performance - PowerColor Hellhound

    Posted: 17 Aug 2021 08:26 AM PDT

    AMD RX 6600 XT Mining Hashrate Performance - PowerColor Hellhound

    AMD Ryzen 5900x, Asrock X570 Taichi Razer, Crucial Ballistix Max 4400Mhz, PowerColor Hellhound RX 6600 XT, Corsair H150i Pro AIO, Seasonic Prime 1200 Watt, in Corsair Obsidian 500 D case.

    Hey All,

    I did my usual live stream on 8/16/2021 on my channel, SerpentX Special Forces. I continued testing off the camera but here is what I got so far, however, please feel free to share your data or findings below with the community. Please take time to watch videos and see the notes below.

    Thanks

    - Vega

    Summary Video - https://youtu.be/KFkAuB67xho

    Live Stream Link: https://youtu.be/HsGkT479bqs

    **Note: with this newer generation of AMD GPU's there are "Memory Timings - Default" and "Memory Timings - Fast". Not all Algos will see a performance boost with Fast timings, but I added it to the data. Drivers are still not as great, crashes will happen and you will have to re-apply your clocks, and power draw readings in HWinfo, AMD Radeon software, and the Mining programs all reported something different, so the Power draw below was taken from a Kilowatt meter.

    Additionally, when the driver crashes happened I either had to reboot the system twice or install the drivers fresh. This also happened during my live stream, however, this will probably be fixed in upcoming AMD driver updates or patches.

    \*When setting Core clocks, Mem, or voltage it will always run lower than what is set.***

    Algos that wouldn't work with current miners: ProgPoW, CuckooCycle, Octopus, certain Cryptonight variants, and CuckaRoo - CuckaToo. Scroll down to the Awesome Miner images, to see which ones do work and what miner it works on. Give the Devs some time to update.

    Phoenix Miner 5.7b - ETH

    29.1 Mhs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 125 Watt - Default
    29.3 Mhs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 125 Watt - Fast
    29.9 Mhs 2200 core / 2050 mem vcore 1100 / PL 0 90 Watt - Fast
    30.67 Mhs 1500 core / 2100 mem vcore 1050 / PL 0 75 Watt - Fast
    33.5 Mhs 1350 core / 2300 mem vcore 1000 / PL 0 75 Watt - Fast

    Running at 2300 Mhz or above is not stable, but if you can do it, you got a good card.

    Team Read Miner 0.8.4 - KawPow - Ravencoin

    15.3 Mhs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 165 Watt - Default Timings
    15.34 Mhs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 165 Watt - Fast Timings
    16.75 Mhs 2588 core / 2200 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 170 Watt - Fast
    17.05 Mhs 2588 core / 2250 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 170 Watt - Fast
    11.8 Mhs 1300 core / 2250 mem vcore 975 / PL 0 75 Watt
    13.02 Mhs 1500 core / 2250 mem vcore 975 / PL 0 75 Watt

    ​

    Team Read Miner 0.8.4 - Ergo

    54.88 Mhs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 107 Watt - Default Timings
    55.8 Mhs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 110 Watt - Fast Timings
    61.32 Mhs 2588 core / 2200 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 115 Watt - Fast
    64.02 - 62 Mhs 1800 core / 2250 mem vcore 1100 / PL 0 75 Watt - Fast

    ​

    Phoenix Miner 5.7b - ETC - Ethereum Classic

    29.6 Mhs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 125 Watt - Default
    29.42 Mhs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 125 Watt - Fast
    30.5 Mhs 2200 core / 2050 mem vcore 1100 / PL 0 92 Watt - Fast
    30.85 Mhs 1500 core / 2100 mem vcore 1050 / PL 0 75 Watt - Fast
    33.5 Mhs 1350 core / 2250 mem vcore 1000 / PL 0 75 Watt - Fast

    ​

    SRB Miner 0.7.9 - RYO CCX XEQ - CryptonightGPU

    2005.12 Hs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 165 Watt - Default
    2058.6 Hs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 165 Watt - Fast
    2095 Hs 2588 core / 2200 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 170 Watt - Fast
    1398 Hs 1800 core / 2200 mem vcore 1100 / PL 0 75 Watt - Fast

    ​

    Team Read Miner 0.8.4 - Vertcoin - Verthash

    440 Khs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 105 Watt - Default Timings
    447 Khs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 105 Watt - Fast Timings
    490.1 Khs 2588 core / 2200 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 115 Watt - Fast
    488 Khs 1800 core / 2200 mem vcore 1100 / PL 0 80 Watt - Fast

    ​

    Team Read Miner 0.8.4 - Firo - MTP

    2.61 Mhs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 175 Watt - Default Timings
    2.77 Mhs 2588 core / 2000 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 175 Watt - Fast Timings
    2.97 Mhs 2588 core / 2200 mem vcore 1150 / PL 0 175 Watt - Fast
    2.4 Mhs 1800 core / 2200 mem vcore 1100 / PL 0 100 Watt - Fast

    ​

    See below for various algos that would or wouldn't work and miner software versions.

    https://preview.redd.it/9rpbcg4drxh71.png?width=895&format=png&auto=webp&s=5c77910ce57d8e41bb71392a1c102569301505e4

    https://preview.redd.it/2ijujtqdrxh71.png?width=892&format=png&auto=webp&s=c0894ffb5d3463118601805d8b910763b587f386

    https://preview.redd.it/r1efry6erxh71.png?width=895&format=png&auto=webp&s=942219152edb643474c4ec7c7740f2dad9886544

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    Ethminer vs T-rex for 3080 cards and lowest fees and best performance?

    Posted: 17 Aug 2021 01:44 PM PDT

    I've been running pretty successfully using t-rex and the ethermine pool. Trex has the 1% dev fee.

    I believe ethminer is at 0%. I havent tried this software and dont see a ton of info.

    Is it better to run ethminer and have 0% or do you lose performance and it outweighs things?

    Also.. side question, i saw awesomeminer i think for windows, which looks like it has a nice gui, not sure if thats worth checking into or not (IE: looking for a way to self contain the mining so if there is a crash the whole pc doesnt crash, perhaps that or Containers or Vmware VMs?)

    EDIT: i think from the few bits of info i can find, trex is more stable, so i'm probably better off anyway.

    ​

    Thanks in advance

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    So colorful �� 5700XT 6800XT

    Posted: 17 Aug 2021 12:47 PM PDT
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