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DrG
legendary
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February 16, 2014, 07:40:52 AM
#23
7970 or 280X are the best cards for altcurrencies.

For MH/$ yes, but MH/W is ruled by the 7950.
newbie
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February 16, 2014, 07:34:19 AM
#22
7970 or 280X are the best cards for altcurrencies.
newbie
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February 14, 2014, 09:39:53 PM
#21
What in the world, where did you find this old post?   GPU setups went the way of the Dodo for Bitcoin mining.  Now for Alternative coins it's fine but you get a totally different hash rate.

its around 900 with those cards AMD 7970 getting 4x for my rig ^^
anyways problem sorted.
sr. member
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February 14, 2014, 07:28:28 PM
#20
What in the world, where did you find this old post?   GPU setups went the way of the Dodo for Bitcoin mining.  Now for Alternative coins it's fine but you get a totally different hash rate.
newbie
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February 14, 2014, 10:53:16 AM
#19
the 7790 better ?

5830 gives Mhash/s/ 2.55
5830 gives Mhash/s 4.14

I'm looking at AMD 7970 whats the value for this graphic card?
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June 29, 2013, 09:29:05 AM
#18
After rebates+included games which is the best? Smiley
Thanks
zvs
legendary
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June 27, 2013, 10:00:00 PM
#17
get some 7790s, it has currently the best price/hashrate ratio and best power consumption/hashrate ratio:
https://suryarpraveen.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/amd-destroys-nvidia-at-bitcoin-mining-can-the-gap-ever-be-bridged/
If you have more money then go for 7950s.

The CPU I would use is an AMD Trinity or Richland APU. They are cheap and they can be used as an extra GPU. The A10-5800K gives about 114 MHash/s for Bitcoin mining, and about 70 kHash/s for Litecoin Mining with a TDP of 120 Watt. The new A10-6700 should be at same level or a bit above, but consumes less power. The A10-6800K should be even better but power consumption should be close to the A10-5800K.


^^ that is correct

7790's are the best thing to buy right now, if you aren't taking pci-e slots into consideration

7950's will drop in price a lot more than 7790's.  7790's can do 300mhash on about 70 watts.  you can get some of the brands for less than $100 on newegg if you do the rebates and sell the games.  

i've purchased a few (7790, 7850), mined for a month, then resold the card for profit even after ebay fee.  but that was about ... 6 weeks ago, when it was worth the effort


7790s vs 7750s?

hmm, I never tried a 7750.   I did buy one MSI 7770, it was $78 AR + Far Cry 3 & Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon.  I gave away the Blood Dragons for free, but the Far Cry 3 game made me $15 on eBay, $13.50'ish or so after fees... so it ended up being about $65 for the 7770.  it's been going at 220mhash for about 50 days, i'll probably offload it the difficulty jump after next..

But $65 isn't much less than a 7790, since the 7790 comes with tomb raider + bioshock, (which used to be about $25, maybe $20 now?)....  about $20 more or so for the 7790 vs 7770

ed:  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131477       ...  powercolor 7770 for $80 if you dont mind messing with a $30 rebate
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June 25, 2013, 07:37:27 PM
#16
get some 7790s, it has currently the best price/hashrate ratio and best power consumption/hashrate ratio:
https://suryarpraveen.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/amd-destroys-nvidia-at-bitcoin-mining-can-the-gap-ever-be-bridged/
If you have more money then go for 7950s.

The CPU I would use is an AMD Trinity or Richland APU. They are cheap and they can be used as an extra GPU. The A10-5800K gives about 114 MHash/s for Bitcoin mining, and about 70 kHash/s for Litecoin Mining with a TDP of 120 Watt. The new A10-6700 should be at same level or a bit above, but consumes less power. The A10-6800K should be even better but power consumption should be close to the A10-5800K.


^^ that is correct

7790's are the best thing to buy right now, if you aren't taking pci-e slots into consideration

7950's will drop in price a lot more than 7790's.  7790's can do 300mhash on about 70 watts.  you can get some of the brands for less than $100 on newegg if you do the rebates and sell the games.  

i've purchased a few (7790, 7850), mined for a month, then resold the card for profit even after ebay fee.  but that was about ... 6 weeks ago, when it was worth the effort


7790s vs 7750s?
zvs
legendary
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June 25, 2013, 05:09:29 AM
#15
get some 7790s, it has currently the best price/hashrate ratio and best power consumption/hashrate ratio:
https://suryarpraveen.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/amd-destroys-nvidia-at-bitcoin-mining-can-the-gap-ever-be-bridged/
If you have more money then go for 7950s.

The CPU I would use is an AMD Trinity or Richland APU. They are cheap and they can be used as an extra GPU. The A10-5800K gives about 114 MHash/s for Bitcoin mining, and about 70 kHash/s for Litecoin Mining with a TDP of 120 Watt. The new A10-6700 should be at same level or a bit above, but consumes less power. The A10-6800K should be even better but power consumption should be close to the A10-5800K.


^^ that is correct

7790's are the best thing to buy right now, if you aren't taking pci-e slots into consideration

7950's will drop in price a lot more than 7790's.  7790's can do 300mhash on about 70 watts.  you can get some of the brands for less than $100 on newegg if you do the rebates and sell the games.  

i've purchased a few (7790, 7850), mined for a month, then resold the card for profit even after ebay fee.  but that was about ... 6 weeks ago, when it was worth the effort
sr. member
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June 23, 2013, 01:03:58 PM
#14
cheapest one
i have made a similar topic, let me search it

Will the cheapest one be able to hold all the GPUs, as well as the APU and other components?
Thanks for your help!
legendary
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June 23, 2013, 01:00:20 PM
#13
cheapest one
i have made a similar topic, let me search it

ok here you go
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cheapest-mining-rig-ever-for-script-coin-228913

they suggested me these
You can try 3 x ATI 7850, they cost less  and spent less power...

MB   GB H61M-DS2V - 51$
CPU Intel G1610 - 45$
HDD no matter - 55$
RAM 2GB DDR3 - 18$
PSU SS 620W bronze - 85$
3x ATI 7850 1GB DDR5 - 3x175$
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Prices are in Bulgaria! Smiley

This system will spent less than 450 wats under hard overclock...and will give you 1200 kh/s

VGA: core 1100/ memory 1400
Miner: tread concurrency 8-9000, worksize 256, agression 19
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390-400 kh/s single card

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My rigs:

MB Asrock B75 Pro 3
CPU Intel G1610
HDD 500 GB Seagate SATA3
RAM 4GB DDR3
PSU SS 750W Bronze
3x ATI 7950 Powercolor
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750 wats, 600-610 kh/s single card
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June 23, 2013, 12:40:29 PM
#12

I looked up 7950s, they seem to be the best, even better than the 7970s.
What kind of MOBO should I use?
legendary
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June 23, 2013, 12:17:32 PM
#11
sr. member
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June 23, 2013, 10:55:39 AM
#10
What is the best GPU mining setup?
For
-MH/s per dollar
-MH/s per dollar after factoring in 11 cents per kilowatt hour of electricity
-Most MH/s overall
-Best supplies (heat risers, etc.)

Also, would ~$100 be enough to buy a good chip or something?  How much have you invested in your rig?
not 7970's or 6990's.  

and if you pay 11c/kWh, why even be considering it?

i pay a little over 6 cents and make about $40 per ghash (per month), before including equipment depreciation and the value of my time

in about a week, that'll be 20-25% less

the 'best gpu mining setup', you wouldnt even take the cards out of the box.  you'd do rebates and sell some games, then resell the card as new in box on ebay.

Wow, that's pretty good!  $40 and only 6 cents/kWh!
Is solar powered mining a better idea, to save power costs, then?
sr. member
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June 23, 2013, 10:13:58 AM
#9


7750s. Seem to be the most efficient.  Is LTC GPU mining a good investment now?  How much more will I make compared with bitcoin?

50% right now. www.coinchoose.com
sr. member
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June 23, 2013, 08:09:45 AM
#8


7750s. Seem to be the most efficient.  Is LTC GPU mining a good investment now?  How much more will I make compared with bitcoin?
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In POS we trust
June 23, 2013, 04:33:34 AM
#7
get some 7790s, it has currently the best price/hashrate ratio and best power consumption/hashrate ratio:
https://suryarpraveen.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/amd-destroys-nvidia-at-bitcoin-mining-can-the-gap-ever-be-bridged/
If you have more money then go for 7950s.

The CPU I would use is an AMD Trinity or Richland APU. They are cheap and they can be used as an extra GPU. The A10-5800K gives about 114 MHash/s for Bitcoin mining, and about 70 kHash/s for Litecoin Mining with a TDP of 120 Watt. The new A10-6700 should be at same level or a bit above, but consumes less power. The A10-6800K should be even better but power consumption should be close to the A10-5800K.
zvs
legendary
Activity: 1680
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https://web.archive.org/web/*/nogleg.com
June 23, 2013, 04:19:52 AM
#6
What is the best GPU mining setup?
For
-MH/s per dollar
-MH/s per dollar after factoring in 11 cents per kilowatt hour of electricity
-Most MH/s overall
-Best supplies (heat risers, etc.)

Also, would ~$100 be enough to buy a good chip or something?  How much have you invested in your rig?
not 7970's or 6990's.  

and if you pay 11c/kWh, why even be considering it?

i pay a little over 6 cents and make about $40 per ghash (per month), before including equipment depreciation and the value of my time

in about a week, that'll be 20-25% less

the 'best gpu mining setup', you wouldnt even take the cards out of the box.  you'd do rebates and sell some games, then resell the card as new in box on ebay.
newbie
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Merit: 0
June 22, 2013, 10:52:30 PM
#5
For GPU mining a quad 7970 setup gives you 2.6 GH/s.
Right now im running dual 6990's and getting 1.2gh/s.
both of these GPU setups will cost about $1600 just for the GPU's
the 6990's you can run on lower grade MB's and CPU but they cant touch the Quad 7970's
the quad 7970 so far what i have found require a $260cpu and $260+ MB but the MB would be running a x16,x8,x8,x8 on the four PCIe 3.0

If you want to water cool the quad 7970's the whole rig will cost about $3200 the dual 6990's just stock cooling cost about $2300-2500 and you could water cool that rig and get up to 1.7GH/s but that would cost about $2900-3000 all depending on the parts you want.

My 6990 setup is:
AMD FX-8120
Asus M5A97 r2.0
Gigabyte ATI 6990 (x2)
Wifi card
128GB SSD
Coolermaster 1200w 80gold
Diskdrive (for driver CD's)
Corsair 600T
I also added 4 high pressure fins on the side panel
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June 22, 2013, 12:11:09 PM
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