250W is the 1080Ti's default power limit. Max power limit you can set to is 330W or 360W if it has a 280W default limit.

Oh, so they shifted the power limit for it... That makes mentioning the setting in percentage misleading. That being said, the card will throttle down hard if pushed above 180W anyway.

In either case I was originally wondering about being able to reach >500 sol/s at 3.4 sol/J; now that I know it's not a sustained figure it doesn't matter. I was thinking perhaps your card was really well-manufactured or you won the silicon lottery big time with it, but ~510 sol/s at 162W is something achievable on mine as well (~508 at 158 here).

Getting message temperature 86c, slowing down for 2 seconds.
How can I disable this?

 Quite a few 1070 models have a default 180 watt TDP.
 MSI makes at least 1 and I think 2 with a 240 watt TDP in their "Gaming" series.

 This is WHY I keep trying to tell folks "specify watts, NOT PERCENT" on TDP numbers as % means NOTHING unless you specify the specific card model and even THEN it's confusing.

Did some initial testing on my 1080 ti Aorus in the gaming rig - and not real impressed.

 +100 core +100 memory same as I use on EBWF

 60% (150 watt) and 70% (175 watt) TDP settings - EVENTUALLY settled in at same-to-1% higher than EBWF, but took 2+ minutes to get there.
 80% (200 watt) setting - eventually settled in at a hair LESS than EBWF after 5ish minutes of waiting for it to get there.
 90% (225 watt) setting - never got above 740 where EBWF gives 760 and took 2 mins to get to the 740 figure which didn't improve in the 5ish mins after that I waited on it.

 CPU usage showed some serious spikes on a Ryzen 1700 - not enough to be a problem on THAT CPU but I can see it causing issues on low-end dual-cores running multiple cards.

 Even where the hashrate was higher, it wasn't ENOUGH higher to make up for EBWF fee configurability.

 I'll do some testing later on lower cards, especially the 1070 ti that is my current "go-to" option for ZEC mining.

wow impressive results for me. nice work.

This does seems to work no ""Duplicate share" messages, probably there is a threshold above which the threads syncing is getting messed up.

You don't need to set any environment variables for this miner. https://www.bminer.me/references/ are command line arguments. int means integer which is the temperature you want to set to.

How can we custom add this miner to Nicehash legacy miner ?