Actually you can easily test this to show that the cores are not fully utilized with GDDR5 memory: download the source code of ethminer from github, modify the kernel so that in the DAG sampling loop instead of reading from global memory it reads from shared* memory, and you'll be able to see what the CUDA cores are capable of if they were accessing very low latency shared memory as opposed to the much higher latency global memory.

For actual figures, a GTX 1060 which would normally hash at around 23 MH/s when it uses global memory, is capable of around 53 MH/s when it is using shared memory instead. This shows what it's cores are capable of if they had very low latency memory to use instead of the slower GDDR5 device memory.

(* for non-CUDA programmers: shared memory is program-controllable cache memory for data sharing within a thread block and has the same latency as the L1/texture caches)

your anti-virus probably deleted it, thinking it is a virus.

GDDR6 MEMORY NEEDS A PILL--

The RTX 2080ti cards mine ETH only slightly faster than a GTX 1080ti on the Pill  (57-58MH/s vs 52-54MH/s).  This is not proportional to the on-chip processing capability.  There have been a few recent reports.

And, GTX 980-980ti cards have GDDR5X memory, they are not capable of mining ETH much faster than a GTX 970 with GDDR5.  This is not proportional to the on-chip processing capability, the CUDA cores.

--scryptr

If you post your result in this thread gtx 1080 ti makes 55+ Mh/s with pill.

CRYPTO-MINING NEEDS A PILL--

The market is a shade away from being futile.

But seriously, I thought the chain-type algos (x16r, x16s, x22i, etc) were mostly processor bound, and high energy.  How would a blanket memory timing help over various chained algorithms?       --scryptr  

Why not contact ohMyGirl or ohmygod company about your request because the last ETHpill was developing by ohmygod company.

I was waiting for this if they can make a pill for gtx 1080ti x22i algos.

This works with Monero as well on 1080ti.

Sorry for this question...

I have a rig mixed with 1080's and 1070's. How can I exclude the 1070's, so the pill only runs with the 1080's?

Tried with the --revA 1,5,... But didn't worked

I tried with ETH Enlargment pill with Phoenix miner - it doesn't work. On x16r it doesn't work as well. But it works perfectly with Claymore miner while Ether mining.

Do you think Ethminer faster than Phoenix miner?