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GMiner Unlocks Ethereum Hash Rate of NVIDIA RTX 30 Series GPUs to 70% of Max Potential

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2021/10/05 09:29:54 (permalink)
HardwareTimes - GMiner Unlocks Ethereum Hash Rate of NVIDIA RTX 30 Series GPUs to 70% of Max Potential
 
“After NBMiner managed to partially overcome the mining lock on the NVIDIA RTX 30 series LHR (Low/Lite Hash Rate) graphics cards, GMiner has achieved the same. With the newer versions of NBMiner, miners can leverage up to 70% of the maximum hash rate on their LHR graphics cards. All the RTX 30-series graphics cards, except the RTX 3090 now come with a miner block, making life difficult for Ether miners.
 
The GeForce RTX 3080 Ti (with the limited in place) manages a hash rate of just 66 MH/s in Ethereum, drawing 220W, resulting in an efficiency of 300 KH/W.With GMiner 2.68 and above, running certain parameters improves the hash rate by quite a bit.
 
After punching these in, the miner didn’t detect any lock and ran at a hash rate of 77 MH/s in Ethash. That’s roughly 20% more than the stock LHR hash rate, and 70% of the overall potential. Prolonged testing showed that the RTX 3080 Ti maintained the increased hash rate for over 15 hours. After analyzing the log file, it was established that the miner ran only 4 Lock/Unlocked cycles within 15 hours.”
 
My thoughts:  Just what is not needed at this time, but it was inevitable.


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    Re: GMiner Unlocks Ethereum Hash Rate of NVIDIA RTX 30 Series GPUs to 70% of Max Potential 2021/10/05 10:09:48 (permalink)
    It's just a throttle to throttle it below the point that NVIDIA's driver detects a high enough rate that the driver clamps it down. Nothing too special. Playing tricks with NVIDIA's implementation is all.

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    Re: GMiner Unlocks Ethereum Hash Rate of NVIDIA RTX 30 Series GPUs to 70% of Max Potential 2021/10/05 10:42:59 (permalink)
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    It's just a throttle to throttle it below the point that NVIDIA's driver detects a high enough rate that the driver clamps it down. Nothing too special. Playing tricks with NVIDIA's implementation is all.



    Which NV will isolate and close......it's a long drawn out war...
     

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    Re: GMiner Unlocks Ethereum Hash Rate of NVIDIA RTX 30 Series GPUs to 70% of Max Potential 2021/10/05 12:20:02 (permalink)
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    It's just a throttle to throttle it below the point that NVIDIA's driver detects a high enough rate that the driver clamps it down. Nothing too special. Playing tricks with NVIDIA's implementation is all.



    Which NV will isolate and close......it's a long drawn out war...
     


    I don't think NVIDIA cares. If NVIDIA cared, they would "isolate and close" the workaround when NBMiner released the same solution a month ago.

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