Topic: [AMD] New AMD RX Graphics Cards of 2019 - RX 5700 / XT, RX 600 - page 22. (Read 23334 times)
maybe, just maybe the new RDNA arhicecture will hande more algos than GNC.
Not sure what to think about RX 5700 / 5700 XT for mining purposes.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
While they had a good performance increase in games, same can't be said for mining. I still think nvidia is overall better for most algorithms and when I say most, I say at moment 90%.
And another shit from Metroid.
We all know that you are NVIDIA fanboy, so please don´t talk such shit anymore
90% of algos are better for NVIDIA - you made my day dude
It is the truth with Nvidia. Has nothing to do with fanboy or not. Nvidia brings less frustation and more algos.
But anyways. Dont forget the new Nvidia "Super" series from 2060 to 2080 (maybe also the 2080 Ti). Which will attack AMD's new series and increase hashrate (for the same price as before).
Ok i think you guys can not handle AMD cards.
New Super series from Nvidia? Ok and AMD do nothing? No new cards?
So please give me all algos where NVIDIA is faster (think about you say 90% of all algos, so i want all algos where is NVIDIA better than AMD)
Sure, posting hundreds of coins/algos for just one single mad guy. There are only 2 great miners outthere for AMD, which can squeeze out the highest possible hashrate. All other miners cant get even close to that results. The top algos for AMD you can count on one single hand. Take down your purple sunglasses mate.
Buying AMD can work, but its risky and not that easy to handle. Still have tons of Vega's in my farm, but I hate every freaking update...
Not sure what to think about RX 5700 / 5700 XT for mining purposes.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
While they had a good performance increase in games, same can't be said for mining. I still think nvidia is overall better for most algorithms and when I say most, I say at moment 90%.
And another shit from Metroid.
We all know that you are NVIDIA fanboy, so please don´t talk such shit anymore
90% of algos are better for NVIDIA - you made my day dude
It is the truth with Nvidia. Has nothing to do with fanboy or not. Nvidia brings less frustation and more algos.
But anyways. Dont forget the new Nvidia "Super" series from 2060 to 2080 (maybe also the 2080 Ti). Which will attack AMD's new series and increase hashrate (for the same price as before).
Ok i think you guys can not handle AMD cards.
New Super series from Nvidia? Ok and AMD do nothing? No new cards?
So please give me all algos where NVIDIA is faster (think about you say 90% of all algos, so i want all algos where is NVIDIA better than AMD)
Yes cards of course cheaper and better in line with the manufacturer Nvidia, but I wonder what speed they will give in mining. Now I think this question torments many people reading this topic
It's 8gb gddr6, should be equal to a RTX2070 which does 41mh/s in eth. Efficiency doesn't look good with that tdp.
Yes cards of course cheaper and better in line with the manufacturer Nvidia, but I wonder what speed they will give in mining. Now I think this question torments many people reading this topic
No point in speculating, let's wait until these cards get put in rigs so we can get real numbers on hashrate and power consumption.
Guys, what about Vega 56? If I reflash the bios from Vega 64, will it give an additional profit? So far, I do not see much point in waiting for a new series from AMD, as the prices for Vega 56 are very "tasty"
Use this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/amd-mem-tweak-xl-readmodify-timingsppstraps-on-the-fly-5123724
Guys, what about Vega 56? If I reflash the bios from Vega 64, will it give an additional profit? So far, I do not see much point in waiting for a new series from AMD, as the prices for Vega 56 are very "tasty"
Prices in the table of course are very attractive, but with the release of these devices prices will immediately change in a big way.
The only thing that I see that is good here is the price cuts that the consumer will be having i the current GPUs in the market. Specially that Nvidia will have a refresh of their current line-up with higher frequencies, and if its true that the prices will be the same with the current line up then price cuts in the current gen is inevitable. I am also quite curious about what the new Radeon GPUs can offer as we all should know that raw performance is not the same thing as programs that are optimized to that hardware. We can site examples with Adobe premiere that is running better in Intel CPUs and the new Windows update that are better optimized for Ryzen.
Not sure what to think about RX 5700 / 5700 XT for mining purposes.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
While they had a good performance increase in games, same can't be said for mining. I still think nvidia is overall better for most algorithms and when I say most, I say at moment 90%.
And another shit from Metroid.
We all know that you are NVIDIA fanboy, so please don´t talk such shit anymore
90% of algos are better for NVIDIA - you made my day dude
It is the truth with Nvidia. Has nothing to do with fanboy or not. Nvidia brings less frustation and more algos.
But anyways. Dont forget the new Nvidia "Super" series from 2060 to 2080 (maybe also the 2080 Ti). Which will attack AMD's new series and increase hashrate (for the same price as before).
Not sure what to think about RX 5700 / 5700 XT for mining purposes.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
While they had a good performance increase in games, same can't be said for mining. I still think nvidia is overall better for most algorithms and when I say most, I say at moment 90%.
And another shit from Metroid.
We all know that you are NVIDIA fanboy, so please don´t talk such shit anymore
90% of algos are better for NVIDIA - you made my day dude
Not sure what to think about RX 5700 / 5700 XT for mining purposes.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
While they had a good performance increase in games, same can't be said for mining. I still think nvidia is overall better for most algorithms and when I say most, I say at moment 90%.
I nevertheless hope their efficiency upgrade is real, which would mean less wasted clock circles giving more consistent workloads. It would be excellent for all core heavy algos and may allow profitable dual mining.
Like the post above, vega will still be better only in cases where an algorithm needs that hmb high memory bandwidth.
Not sure what to think about RX 5700 / 5700 XT for mining purposes.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
While they had a good performance increase in games, same can't be said for mining. I still think nvidia is overall better for most algorithms and when I say most, I say at moment 90%.
I nevertheless hope their efficiency upgrade is real, which would mean less wasted clock circles giving more consistent workloads. It would be excellent for all core heavy algos and may allow profitable dual mining.
Not sure what to think about RX 5700 / 5700 XT for mining purposes.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
While they had a good performance increase in games, same can't be said for mining. I still think nvidia is overall better for most algorithms and when I say most, I say at moment 90%.
While radeon VII is more efficient compared with vega 64. FYI vega 64 still used 14nm fabrication.
It will be the same as Vega 64 in terms of performance. Vega 7 has 1TB of memory bandwidth while 5700 is ~ 480 GB....they will just be more efficient than the 64.
Not sure what to think about RX 5700 / 5700 XT for mining purposes.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
While they had a good performance increase in games, same can't be said for mining. I still think nvidia is overall better for most algorithms and when I say most, I say at moment 90%.
While radeon VII is more efficient compared with vega 64. FYI vega 64 still used 14nm fabrication.
Not sure what to think about RX 5700 / 5700 XT for mining purposes.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
While they had a good performance increase in games, same can't be said for mining. I still think nvidia is overall better for most algorithms and when I say most, I say at moment 90%.
Not sure what to think about RX 5700 / 5700 XT for mining purposes.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
Raw computing power doesn't seem higher than Vega 64, same for memory bandwith. So unless the new architecture can feed the compute units and the memory faster and with more consistency, I don't think I'll purchase one of these.
As for me - we have to wait and to see the real prices. And to compare with NVIDIA GPUs. If everything would be similar - i`d prefer NVIDIA surely. But if would be like as TS says - AMD can become better choice.
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