Any money spent getting a system running using PCI>PCIe adapters or AGP video cards would be better spend on a cheap motherboard with 2+ PCIe 16x slots powered either by an amd sempron or an intel celeron cpu
Topic: any good agp gpu? (Read 2061 times)
Yeap I totally agree. The PCI-PCIe aren't cheap
Any money spent getting a system running using PCI>PCIe adapters or AGP video cards would be better spend on a cheap motherboard with 2+ PCIe 16x slots powered either by an amd sempron or an intel celeron cpu
https://cablesaurus.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=21&zenid=st6b02mkplql7n3ivbrmdro6b3
Throw one of these in a PCI slot (or fill as many PCI solts as you like), use a regular mining-suited PCIe card and call it a day.
No, and even 48xx series cards sucks big time.
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Nope, amd DID make AGP cards of the 4k series. Namely 4650 and few more i think.
I got couple old pc lying around and I was wondering if there are some good bitcoin calculating gpus? thanks
Unlikely. The oldest generation of cards that can run OpenCL are HD 4xxx series. I don't think AMD made any AGP cards of that series. Anything older is incapable of running OpenCL kernels (no programmable unified shaders) so can't hash at any speed.
I got couple old pc lying around and I was wondering if there are some good bitcoin calculating gpus? thanks
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