My GPU:gtx1050ti My cpu: ryzen 5 1500x Both of them have a same H/s of 320. I'm using xmr-stack for both. Nvidia version for GPU and CPU for CPU. Why is it so?
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Probably just a coincidence. Can you comment or edit your post to state if you get an increased hashrate on one or both of you run them independently rather than simultaneously?– jwintermCommented Jun 23, 2017 at 22:48
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@jwinterm it's the same independently or individuallly for both.– AdarshCommented Jun 24, 2017 at 2:00
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If you expect the GPU to be much faster, your question may be answered here: Is it better to mine with a CPU or GPU
Your numbers sound reasonable for the CPU, and mostly consistent with reported numbers for the GPU. That said, I've got a bit better performance out of XMR-Stak than ccminer on my GTX 950 card. I also made a test of numerous configurations for blocks and threads for my card, and there are certainly numerous settings that will cause it to underperform.
I am running XMR-Stak-CPU and XMR-Stak-NVIDIA, and can share my rates for some of the workers for comparison if that's any help.
AMD FX-6300 Six-Core Processor : 274 H/s
> low_power_mode on 1/6 cores
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950 : 251 H/s
> 32 threads x 18 blocks
Intel i7-7700K @ 4.20GHz : 340 H/s
> low_power_mode on 0/4 cores
2 x Intel Xeon E5-2620 @ 2.00GHz : 288 H/s
> low_power_mode on 2/12 cores
I run all of these on headless Linux, mostly Ubuntu 16.04, and with the latest CUDA.