Topic: AMD Radeon RX 590 Mining Info 💲⛏ (PBE bios mod✅) - page 3. (Read 14574 times)
I wouldn't be surprised if RX 590 can handle 200MHz higher core at the same voltage even while undervolted. This means that 1400MHz @0.9V or 1200MHz @0.8V is possible, which brings ~15% higher hash OR ~10% lower power draw on core-bound algorithms, including cryptonight. Ethash hashrate will most likely be unaffected, so this card wouldn't be viable for ethereum.
Here is good review of RX 590, but nothing about hashrate:
https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/124211-amd-radeon-rx-590/
According to review:
"Though no obvious changes in architecture have occurred since the original Polaris XT (Radeon RX 480)
launch in June 2016, this latest GPU, Radeon RX 590, kicks up the core clock by over 20 percent.
Radeon RX 590, therefore, is an overclocked Radeon RX 580 which is an overclocked Radeon RX 480."
https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/124211-amd-radeon-rx-590/
According to review:
"Though no obvious changes in architecture have occurred since the original Polaris XT (Radeon RX 480)
launch in June 2016, this latest GPU, Radeon RX 590, kicks up the core clock by over 20 percent.
Radeon RX 590, therefore, is an overclocked Radeon RX 580 which is an overclocked Radeon RX 480."
I think there's something afoul about that article. How can you go from a 14nm chip to a 12nm chip and double the power requirements? 225 watts? Don't smaller die chips usually go the other way on power consumption? If you're not making a more power efficient and higher performance product what's the point? Everyone will simply switch back to $100 used RX 470s and 480s and call it a day while AMD goes down in flames. Something is definitely odd.
Chris B.
A few reasons. First one is that 14nm -> 12nm is not a major change in die size. And second is that you can see that they have very different clock rates.
You need to compare the power consumption with equal specs and you will notice a difference but it will be minor change.
I agree with you however that an $100 second hand RX 470/570 is a better bargain if you are mining, however these are mostly geared towards gamers.
PBE 3
https://mining-bios.eu/product/polaris-bios-editor-3-pro-pbe-3-pro-performance-timings/
PBE 1.7
https://github.com/IndeedMiners/PolarisBiosEditor/releases
https://mining-bios.eu/product/polaris-bios-editor-3-pro-pbe-3-pro-performance-timings/
PBE 1.7
https://github.com/IndeedMiners/PolarisBiosEditor/releases
what a bargain ....from 70$ to 55$ for a bios editor
PBE 3
https://mining-bios.eu/product/polaris-bios-editor-3-pro-pbe-3-pro-performance-timings/
PBE 1.7
https://github.com/IndeedMiners/PolarisBiosEditor/releases
https://mining-bios.eu/product/polaris-bios-editor-3-pro-pbe-3-pro-performance-timings/
PBE 1.7
https://github.com/IndeedMiners/PolarisBiosEditor/releases
what a bargain ....from 70$ to 55$ for a bios editor
Undervolted it might be actually pretty good, but will see.
Let us know guys.
Edit:
PBE 1.7 and PBE 3 Pro should be compatible with the RX 590 bios, but only if you have Micron timings, it doesn't change timings for Hynix, so there won't be better hashrate.
Just like the latest RX 580 from XFX, the XFX RX 590 bios that I have has Hynix memory H5GC8H24AJ, which is currently not tested. So if you would like to help me with timings for H5GC8H24AJ you can test them, send me an e-mail [email protected]
PBE 3
https://mining-bios.eu/product/polaris-bios-editor-3-pro-pbe-3-pro-performance-timings/
PBE 1.7
https://github.com/IndeedMiners/PolarisBiosEditor/releases
Let us know guys.
Edit:
PBE 1.7 and PBE 3 Pro should be compatible with the RX 590 bios, but only if you have Micron timings, it doesn't change timings for Hynix, so there won't be better hashrate.
Just like the latest RX 580 from XFX, the XFX RX 590 bios that I have has Hynix memory H5GC8H24AJ, which is currently not tested. So if you would like to help me with timings for H5GC8H24AJ you can test them, send me an e-mail [email protected]
PBE 3
https://mining-bios.eu/product/polaris-bios-editor-3-pro-pbe-3-pro-performance-timings/
PBE 1.7
https://github.com/IndeedMiners/PolarisBiosEditor/releases
STrange that nobody isnt showing eth hashrate.Does anybody know will polaris work with 590?
I will probably buy one on monday its 250e app 300 dolars (Fatboy from xfx,probably micron memory) and try it out myself and ofc share results.
I will probably buy one on monday its 250e app 300 dolars (Fatboy from xfx,probably micron memory) and try it out myself and ofc share results.
Depends on the algo, core intensive algos might have advantage on rx590 but at the price of higher consumption, memory is pretty much the same as on rx570/580
I've ordered 1 (one) Sapphire RX 590 from Amazon to test. If it performs good with decent running wattage I'll buy more. If not, it will be disposed of on Ebay and I'll stick to the older 4th and "5th" so called gen cards. 12 nm has got to be better than 14nm, surely.
Chris B.
Chris B.
Nothing new actually from this card except a bit of more Teraflop. Amd has not brought anything new like Nvidia did with their RTX. I hope they have in mind something better for mining in March of next year, at that time usually they come up with something new.
Mining at this point makes very little sense although I am keeping my miner on. We should wait for something better than a card with 225 watt power consumption with no real improvement to the hashrate, that 10-15% more performance is seen only in gaming so far.
Mining at this point makes very little sense although I am keeping my miner on. We should wait for something better than a card with 225 watt power consumption with no real improvement to the hashrate, that 10-15% more performance is seen only in gaming so far.
The RX590 series is nothing more than a overclocked , fine tuned RX 480 / RX 580 
Yea, but it cant be the same die size if its a node shrink.
The RX590 series is nothing more than a overclocked , fine tuned RX 480 / RX 580
So the wait and the speculation over , the cards are on the market
Radeon RX 590 is still based on AMD’s fourth-gen Graphics Core ( RX480/RX580 )
In other words, all of the 590’s gains come from a higher core clock rate , and of course higher power consumption.
Radeon RX 590’s official board power is 225W compared to the "older" 580’s 185W rating.
22 percent power consumption increase for 15 percent overclock, for what AMD claims is an up to 12 percent performance boost.
With a board power rating of 225W (higher than GeForce RTX 2080), performance per watt metrics won’t be a pretty good options for miners
The only notable difference is a transition from GlobalFoundries’ 14nm FinFET process to a 12nm FinFET node
So the wait and the speculation over , the cards are on the market
Radeon RX 590 is still based on AMD’s fourth-gen Graphics Core ( RX480/RX580 )
In other words, all of the 590’s gains come from a higher core clock rate , and of course higher power consumption.
Radeon RX 590’s official board power is 225W compared to the "older" 580’s 185W rating.
22 percent power consumption increase for 15 percent overclock, for what AMD claims is an up to 12 percent performance boost.
With a board power rating of 225W (higher than GeForce RTX 2080), performance per watt metrics won’t be a pretty good options for miners
The only notable difference is a transition from GlobalFoundries’ 14nm FinFET process to a 12nm FinFET node
Here is good review of RX 590, but nothing about hashrate:
https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/124211-amd-radeon-rx-590/
According to review:
"Though no obvious changes in architecture have occurred since the original Polaris XT (Radeon RX 480)
launch in June 2016, this latest GPU, Radeon RX 590, kicks up the core clock by over 20 percent.
Radeon RX 590, therefore, is an overclocked Radeon RX 580 which is an overclocked Radeon RX 480."
https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/124211-amd-radeon-rx-590/
According to review:
"Though no obvious changes in architecture have occurred since the original Polaris XT (Radeon RX 480)
launch in June 2016, this latest GPU, Radeon RX 590, kicks up the core clock by over 20 percent.
Radeon RX 590, therefore, is an overclocked Radeon RX 580 which is an overclocked Radeon RX 480."
I think there's something afoul about that article. How can you go from a 14nm chip to a 12nm chip and double the power requirements? 225 watts? Don't smaller die chips usually go the other way on power consumption? If you're not making a more power efficient and higher performance product what's the point? Everyone will simply switch back to $100 used RX 470s and 480s and call it a day while AMD goes down in flames. Something is definitely odd.
Chris B.
You can get it for $229 (before taxes) if you apply for the amazon card, here is the link if anybody is interested (no affiliate)
https://www.amazon.com/Sapphire-Backplate-Special-Graphic-11289-01-20G/dp/B07K12KNHG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1542404538&sr=8-2&keywords=rx+590
I got one for me but I wont get it until Nov 28, will share hashrate here, Im interested in, see how it does on Raven since the core clock is higher.
https://www.amazon.com/Sapphire-Backplate-Special-Graphic-11289-01-20G/dp/B07K12KNHG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1542404538&sr=8-2&keywords=rx+590
I got one for me but I wont get it until Nov 28, will share hashrate here, Im interested in, see how it does on Raven since the core clock is higher.
Price $300 buy gaming slower than 1070
what amd thinking about this product?
what amd thinking about this product?
Hi I read reviews for the RX 590, 1070 and 1070ti think there is a graphics card between. If the price is $ 250, I think it could be a great start.
Here is good review of RX 590, but nothing about hashrate:
https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/124211-amd-radeon-rx-590/
According to review:
"Though no obvious changes in architecture have occurred since the original Polaris XT (Radeon RX 480)
launch in June 2016, this latest GPU, Radeon RX 590, kicks up the core clock by over 20 percent.
Radeon RX 590, therefore, is an overclocked Radeon RX 580 which is an overclocked Radeon RX 480."
https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/124211-amd-radeon-rx-590/
According to review:
"Though no obvious changes in architecture have occurred since the original Polaris XT (Radeon RX 480)
launch in June 2016, this latest GPU, Radeon RX 590, kicks up the core clock by over 20 percent.
Radeon RX 590, therefore, is an overclocked Radeon RX 580 which is an overclocked Radeon RX 480."
verylow hashrates 
continue to test
continue to test
The RX 590 cards are out and shipping to customers. Strange no one has posted the hash-rates yet 
It does not seem to exceed the watt performance of RX 470.
Actually it should be better or everybody hope so if rx590 make better power efficiency it good news for miner.
but in long term when miner what to change card price surely drop very much because gamer like nvidia card more than amd card.
and performance of this card not impress when compare to 1060 nvidia will launch 1060 with gddr5x with same price and next year nvidia launch gtx2060 too.
RX 590 will be for sure more power efficient than RX 580, but we will see after first tests.
RX 590 should cost 300 USD, but I haven't seen price for 1060 6GB GDDR5X, but it will be more than 300 USD since GDDR5 version cost that.
gtx 1060 Launch price is 299 for Founders Edition and other brand price around 249-299.
i think nvidia will drop 1060 gddr5 to 199 same price as Launch price of 1060 3Gb and make 1060 gddr5x at price range 269-299
It does not seem to exceed the watt performance of RX 470.
Actually it should be better or everybody hope so if rx590 make better power efficiency it good news for miner.
but in long term when miner what to change card price surely drop very much because gamer like nvidia card more than amd card.
and performance of this card not impress when compare to 1060 nvidia will launch 1060 with gddr5x with same price and next year nvidia launch gtx2060 too.
RX 590 will be for sure more power efficient than RX 580, but we will see after first tests.
RX 590 should cost 300 USD, but I haven't seen price for 1060 6GB GDDR5X, but it will be more than 300 USD since GDDR5 version cost that.
They branded as 590 bc eventually they will release a 595 and 595x2, thus reliving the glory days of 295x2.
295x2 was just two 290's together with slightly lower clock-speeds, there never was a 295, however there was a "285" or fully unleashed Tonga core. I do believe Powercolor make the only full GPU RX 290 dual GPU. Thing was a massive beast of a card. Don't make me relieve my "glory" days of 295x2... I bought it instead of a GTX 980/970 because it was "faster" in game i saw benchmarked. The damn thing had so many issues with crossfire, dual monitors, and video games. Ended selling it for $450 bucks and getting a 980ti. I think AMD is done with dual GPU SKUs for good.
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