Just looking at the GPU throughput:

aggregate.pl -anon -gpu 8064025 7990258
Host, API, Device, Credit, Seconds, Credit/Hour, Work Units
064025, gpu, [2] NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB, 27846.14, 318712.11, 314.534970133391, 334
990258, gpu, [4] NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950, 20900.56, 710579.18, 105.888292420839, 266

Not sure how many tasks you're running concurrently on each -- multiply by cr/hr by cards and by tasks for average gpu cr/hr for each.

Yes, it looks like the GTX 1060 is a much better cruncher than I anticipated.

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Grant
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You suppose their RAC is stable for a month. Maybe one of them have stopped crunched for few days and restarted now....

Could 'aggregate.pl' generate integer values ? It's hard to read with such a number of precision. Formating the output would be great also :)

Thanks

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I've just noticed it widening a little, I'll try to keep an eye on them both and see how they are behaving. Hopefully they are both running full bore.

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"Ahead of launch, this is easily the least predictable GPU and card set of the entire Pascal family."

NVIDIA Announces GeForce GTX 1050 Ti & GTX 1050: Entry-Level Cards Launching October 25th

"I’ll address what’s likely the elephant in the room first, which is the manufacturing process. To date all Pascal GPUs have been fabbed over at TSMC on their 16nm FinFET process. GP107 is not one of those GPUs. Instead, it’s fabbed on a 14nm process – NVIDIA’s specification sheet doesn’t technically state whose process – but by simple elimination it’s a very safe bet that they’re making the chip over at Samsung. Feature size is a red herring here, and instead the significance of this deal is that NVIDIA has not used a fab other than TSMC for GPUs for a long time. In fact we’d have to go back to 2003 to find an NVIDIA GPU fabbed somewhere else, when NVIDIA tapped IBM to help fab the ill-fated NV3x series (GeForce FX)."

- AnandTech

Since I'm a laptop cruncher, I've been keeping a (lazy) eye on eGPUs for years hoping they hit mainstream. And apparently Thunderbolt 3 has helped it happen :)

PowerColor is in the news today but if you click on the TH link you can catch up on a few more options.

"In addition to PowerColor and Razer, GPU docks are here or are forthcoming from Alienware, Asus, MSI (maybe), and Gigabyte."

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/powercolor-devil-box-available,32901.html

(Now having said "mainstream" you'll notice EVGA isn't among those mentioned and I'm also wondering what's keeping companies like - for example - Corsair and CoolerMaster jumping on the bandwagon?)

Since I'm a laptop cruncher, I've been keeping a (lazy) eye on eGPUs for years hoping they hit mainstream. And apparently Thunderbolt 3 has helped it happen :)

PowerColor is in the news today but if you click on the TH link you can catch up on a few more options.

"In addition to PowerColor and Razer, GPU docks are here or are forthcoming from Alienware, Asus, MSI (maybe), and Gigabyte."

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/powercolor-devil-box-available,32901.html

(Now having said "mainstream" you'll notice EVGA isn't among those mentioned and I'm also wondering what's keeping companies like - for example - Corsair and CoolerMaster jumping on the bandwagon?)

Actually ASUS has been trying to flog GPU docks for laptops for quite a few years now. ;-)

Here's 1 of their latest offerings,
https://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/XG_Station/

Cheers.

I ran a performance aggregation scan last night and I'm pretty sure I saw that it picked up 1050's -- I'll graph up the results tonight if I can.

(Also bumping old thread to get the spammers of the front page)

I ran a performance aggregation scan last night and I'm pretty sure I saw that it picked up 1050's -- I'll graph up the results tonight if I can.

(Also bumping old thread to get the spammers of the front page)

would like to see for 1050 got into the mix...as my 1050Ti is turned on from Sun! ;)

doing 4 jobs at a time...suggest if you'd run it differently?
so much similar to M2000 Quadro at work! ;)

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