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Nvidia Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 G1 Gaming Mining Rig Tutorial

Hey 🙂 So.. here is my first step by step mining rig tutorial with Nvidia GPUs. As my previous tutorial with the RX 580 8GB LE, this one also is a very powerful mining rig, stable with good power consumption. The GPUs used for this one are the Gigabyte GTX 1070 G1 Gaming 8GB, i decided to go with this cards because of the 3 fans, the temps for those are great!

Since the crypto mining rush i wasn’t able to find two EVGA 750w PSU, instead of that i used the Corsair CS750M ones. The rig was tested with two dedicated to mining motherboards: Gigabyte H110-D3A (click here for full review) and Biostar H81A BTC.

As usual, i tested the hashrate with different altcoins, algorythms and miners like: Ethereum (DaggerHashimoto) solo and dual mining, ZCash (Equihash), Decred (Blake (14r)), Siacoin (Blake (2b)), Pascal, X11Gost, Lyra2REv2 etc.. Claymore Dual Etheruem Miner, Nvidia Optimised Ethminer, EWBF’s CUDA Zcash and Nicehash.

Let’s get started!

Hardware used

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1 Step 1 – Hardware Installation

A) Motherboard
B) PSUs – connect cables and dual psu adapter
C) Installation

So.. we have

  • 6x GPU
  • 6x USB Risers
  • 1x Motherboard
  • 2x PSU
  • 2x cable fan adapters
  • 1x Frame

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2 Step 2 – Windows installation, Drivers and Mining Tweaks

3 Step 3 – 1x GPU test

Before installing all the GPUs i highly recommend to run some tests with only one GPU, i always use Claymore Dual miner when it comes about benchmark.

4 Step 4 – Connect all GPUs and Dual PSU

5 Step 5 – Power up the rig with all 6 GPUs

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All set, all you have to do now is to start the miner, set the clocks, undervolt and start mining 🙂

Here are my tests with this rig

Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 8GB Mining Rig Hashrate

system power draw is 90w

Gigabyte GTX 1070 Ethereum Mining Hashrate Performance

Claymore Ethereum Miner
  • Mining Hashrate 191.5 Mh/s
  • Clocks +100/+700
  • Power Limit 80%
  • Power draw from wall 1000w
Nvidia Optimised Ethminer Miner

start.bat file for claymore: EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool eu1.ethermine.org:4444 -ewal ETHEREUM_WALLET.WORKER_NAME -epsw x -tstop 80

start.bat file for ethminer: ethminer -U -S eu1.ethermine.org:4444 -O ETHEREUM_WALLET.WORKER_NAME –cuda-parallel-hash 4

Gigabyte GTX 1070 8GB Mining Rig – Ethereum Dual Mining Decred & Siacoin Overclocked

Claymore Ethereum Dual Miner

Ethereum + Decred
  • Mining Hashrate: Ethereum 186 Mh/s – Decred 1,860 Mh/s
  • Clocks +100/+700
  • Power Limit 80%
  • Power draw from wall 1000w
Ethereum + Siacoin
  • Mining Hashrate: Ethereum 189.5 Mh/s – Siacoin 2,400 Mh/s
  • Clocks +100/+700
  • Power Limit 80%
  • Power draw from wall 1000w

start.bat file for ethereum + decred: EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool eu1.ethermine.org:4444 -ewal ETHEREUM_WALLET.WORKER_NAME -epsw x -dpool dcr.suprnova.cc:3252 -dwal USERNAME.WORKER-dpsw WORKER_PASS -tstop 80

start.bat file for ethereum + siacoin: EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool eu1.ethermine.org:4444 -ewal ETHEREUM_WALLET.WORKER_NAME -epsw x -dpool stratum+tcp://sia-eu1.nanopool.org:7777 -dwal SIACOIN_WALLET.WORKER_NAME -dcoin sia -tstop 80

Gigabyte GTX 1070 8GB Mining Rig ZCash Mining Performance

EWBF’s CUDA Zcash miner

start.bat file for zcash: miner –server eu1-zcash.flypool.org –port 3333 –user WALLET_ADDRESS.WORKER_NAME –pass x

Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 8GB Nicehash Mining Hashrate Performance & Bitcoin Profitability

  • Lyra2REv2 (ccminer) 219 Mh/s = 0.0039888 BTC/Month
  • DaggerHashimoto (ethminer) 171 Mh/s = 0.0537372 BTC/Month
  • Decred (ccminer) 16.5 GH/s = 0.0035343 BTC/Month
  • Lbry (ccminer) 1,749 MH/s = 0.00454368 BTC/Month
  • Equihash (excavator) 2,676 H/s = 0.00462828 BTC/Month
  • Pascal (excavator) 6 GH/s = 0.00199998 BTC/Month
  • X11Ghost (ccminer) 36 Mh/s = 0.00179256 BTC/Month
  • X11Ghost (ccminer_alexis) 73.8 Mh/s = 0.0368406 BTC/Month
  • Sia (excavator_server) 10.2 GH/s = 0.00236064 BTC/Month
  • Blake2s (excavator_server) 24 GH/s = 0.00427074 BTC/Month

That’s it guys.. hope it helps 🙂

Here are some more images wit this rig:

Disclaimer: This is not financial advise, I am not a financial advisor, this is for educational purposes only. If you want to invest in cryptocurrency please do your own research and invest at your own risk, 1stMiningRig is never liable for any decisions you make. 1stMiningRig may receive donations or sponsorships in association with certain content creation. 1stMiningRig may receive compensation when affiliate/referral links are used.
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