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does anyone know

hashing speed
from saphire r9 fury or fury x

and how many watts?
r9 fury - ~235
r9 fury x - ~265

between 170-210w
R9 Fury are more like 125-130W with -46% power limit and for ~230-235 H/s
Without power limit, it's more like 245 H/s
(Got 6 R9 Fury tri-X Sapphire + 1 R9 Fury Nano Sapphire)
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Claymore V7

11x470 - 1 x480

= 1550 MH/s (average 24h) 1250W from the Wall with a electricl meter

= 1250 / 1550 = 0,806 W/MHS

get someone a better value?
Yep Smiley
Approx 2100 H/s for 1550W
0.738 W/MHs

(7 Fury + 3 7970)
sr. member
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will be added linux ver Claymore v7?

He prefers working on Windows and doesn't have plans to update Linux.
newbie
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one question.

i mining eth, then in a week ago i change to mine ZEC, just to try it for and hours, but then i swich back to ETH mining but i could not start miner (before i tried mining ZEC everthink went fine). so i reinstal GPU driver and then i try again ETH and it works and i leave it till today. Today i want to try ZEC, but could not start the miner.

What can be the problem?

That's too vague.
What miners where you using for eth?
Driver version?
Nvidia or AMD?
What GPU's?
What motherboard/cpu/ram?
What OS?

claymore dual mining for eth 7.4
claymore zec 7.0

driver latest crimson 16.11.4 (also tried on 16.9.2 and 16.11.3)5*rx 480 oc 8gb

bios v4

asrock btc pro/celeron/8gb ram

wiin 10.

 seting on custom bios are 1150/2150.

thx



I have that problem too, anyone helps us plz  Huh
I've reinstalled windows, driver so many times. It could run fine just 1 time. Then if I reset or it's crash, I couldn't login back to windows.
I've unplugged all gpus, uninstalled and reinstalled driver, it could run fine 1 time (both zec and eth). Then it moved to next loop.
I've tried on windows 8.1 and 10.
Driver crimson 16.11.4 & 16.9
6 RX 470, modded bios
Ubuntu is fine, but zec tool is so slow
legendary
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... with stupid flashing lights...

You can turn those off.
does it require their special software to do that if so it's not going to happen since the rig is mixed card manufacturer.

I have a crap load of XFX RX480's with these bright ass stupid lights as well. I wish I could them off. Just a waste of power.
what stupid are yu saying , lol, they just using 0,01watt for light, dont impact anything ,lolololol
newbie
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I have a rig with 6 x sapphire nitro+ oc rx 480 8gb cards and using a modded bios from eth I am getting:
- 1000h/s for about 910w at the wall
Can we get more h/s from this gpu and less power draw?


I have the exact same cards, 7 of them in 1 rig.
1050H/s 780 Watts at the wall.

You need to underclock and undervolt.

I have now with modded bios from eth gpuclk 1150 memclk 2150, gpu core voltage -100mv
6 x rx480 - 930h/s - power draw at the wall 700w
If I try to lower gpu or mem clock I get hashrate drop

-96mV. -15% PD. 1300 Clock, 1900 Mem. 900W. 1020H/s
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one question.

i mining eth, then in a week ago i change to mine ZEC, just to try it for and hours, but then i swich back to ETH mining but i could not start miner (before i tried mining ZEC everthink went fine). so i reinstal GPU driver and then i try again ETH and it works and i leave it till today. Today i want to try ZEC, but could not start the miner.

What can be the problem?

That's too vague.
What miners where you using for eth?
Driver version?
Nvidia or AMD?
What GPU's?
What motherboard/cpu/ram?
What OS?

claymore dual mining for eth 7.4
claymore zec 7.0

driver latest crimson 16.11.4 (also tried on 16.9.2 and 16.11.3)5*rx 480 oc 8gb

bios v4

asrock btc pro/celeron/8gb ram

wiin 10.

 seting on custom bios are 1150/2150.

thx


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I have several rx480s using Boysie's ROMs, getting 30 MH/s on ETH, using Claymore ETH/DCR 7.4.  I installed Claymore 7.0 for ZEC, getting roughly 160 H/s on the same rx480s.  I decide to switch back to ETH, but now I only get 15 MH/s.  Yes, a 50% drop!  If I install the stock ellesmere ROM, I get 24 Mh/s, and can boost that to 27 Mh/s with tweaks as usual.  However, it seems the ZEC Claymore application 'BREAKS' the hashrate of the Claymore ETH application, if using a modified ROM.  More importantly, this is permanent.  Well, semi-permanent.  I found if I COMPLETELY REINSTALL my OS and switch video cards between workers - essentially completely start from scratch, I can get them back to 30 MH/s.  However, if I run Claymore 7.0 on ZEC just ONCE, they drop back down to 50%.  Anyone have any idea what is getting switched?  I thought it might be registry settings, so I restored the registry.  No good.  The only thing I can find that fixes it is a complete reinstall of the OS, in addition to erasing motherboard BIOS.

Hmm, sounds familiar to my situation, however if I go back to ETH I get full power.
No custom rom however
Just 1/6 cards working at half strength on v7 ZEC. The other 5 are fine, and all 6 on 2x clones work fine too.
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will be added linux ver Claymore v7?
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one question.

i mining eth, then in a week ago i change to mine ZEC, just to try it for and hours, but then i swich back to ETH mining but i could not start miner (before i tried mining ZEC everthink went fine). so i reinstal GPU driver and then i try again ETH and it works and i leave it till today. Today i want to try ZEC, but could not start the miner.

What can be the problem?

That's too vague.
What miners where you using for eth?
Driver version?
Nvidia or AMD?
What GPU's?
What motherboard/cpu/ram?
What OS?
member
Activity: 75
Merit: 10
one question.

i mining eth, then in a week ago i change to mine ZEC, just to try it for and hours, but then i swich back to ETH mining but i could not start miner (before i tried mining ZEC everthink went fine). so i reinstal GPU driver and then i try again ETH and it works and i leave it till today. Today i want to try ZEC, but could not start the miner.

What can be the problem?
member
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Avoid using flypool if you are low on bandwidth.

flypool is fixed to a low difficulty. I just switched to suprnova, we'll see how it goes.
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What about network traffic data?

I measured around 300MB of sent data per day for one rig of 6x290 and 250MB for 6x380, which is a lot compared to eth.

Being on 3g modem I noticed that my data plan was done for this month... this never happened when mining eth.

Anybody measured this? Is there any way to lower this huge traffic?

Exactly I have the same problem. I want to prepare a remote rig operating over a 4G modem BUT, at someting like 1500byte/s it goes to >3,7GB of data over a month with only x3 rx480. Its really annoying because the main reason to use that kind of remote rig its because the lower electricity bill. Here a 10GB data plan costs like 30€, can't find a +10GB with a decent price, so 30€/rig (x6 cards) AND a modem for every one of them...

Its possible to lower that network data changing the pool difficulty? Solo mining also seems to need a large amount of data to stay in sync with the network right?

LOL its 6 euros 15GB here, i got spare stick layin around if some goes over limit, it never does.
But still, 2 rigs on zec and loots of vnc and only 4GB so far this month. Cut on porn and u be allright.

Ping is 70-120ms.
full member
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What about network traffic data?

I measured around 300MB of sent data per day for one rig of 6x290 and 250MB for 6x380, which is a lot compared to eth.

Being on 3g modem I noticed that my data plan was done for this month... this never happened when mining eth.

Anybody measured this? Is there any way to lower this huge traffic?

Just an unrelated question, how much ping do you get over 3g to the pool you mine on?

After doing some testing with a modem directly managed by the computer and not using a router with usb, near 50-100ms in good conditions. Good conditions means the latest 3G implementation and not much saturation in that particular cell. In the other hand 4G offers a good improvement in latency, sometimes better than a DSL.

Wow, that's not bad. Hope you can fix your issue.
newbie
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What about network traffic data?

I measured around 300MB of sent data per day for one rig of 6x290 and 250MB for 6x380, which is a lot compared to eth.

Being on 3g modem I noticed that my data plan was done for this month... this never happened when mining eth.

Anybody measured this? Is there any way to lower this huge traffic?

Just an unrelated question, how much ping do you get over 3g to the pool you mine on?

After doing some testing with a modem directly managed by the computer and not using a router with usb, near 50-100ms in good conditions. Good conditions means the latest 3G implementation and not much saturation in that particular cell. In the other hand 4G offers a good improvement in latency, sometimes better than a DSL.
full member
Activity: 138
Merit: 100
What about network traffic data?

I measured around 300MB of sent data per day for one rig of 6x290 and 250MB for 6x380, which is a lot compared to eth.

Being on 3g modem I noticed that my data plan was done for this month... this never happened when mining eth.

Anybody measured this? Is there any way to lower this huge traffic?

Just an unrelated question, how much ping do you get over 3g to the pool you mine on?
newbie
Activity: 33
Merit: 0
What about network traffic data?

I measured around 300MB of sent data per day for one rig of 6x290 and 250MB for 6x380, which is a lot compared to eth.

Being on 3g modem I noticed that my data plan was done for this month... this never happened when mining eth.

Anybody measured this? Is there any way to lower this huge traffic?

Exactly I have the same problem. I want to prepare a remote rig operating over a 4G modem BUT, at someting like 1500byte/s it goes to >3,7GB of data over a month with only x3 rx480. Its really annoying because the main reason to use that kind of remote rig its because the lower electricity bill. Here a 10GB data plan costs like 30€, can't find a +10GB with a decent price, so 30€/rig (x6 cards) AND a modem for every one of them...

Its possible to lower that network data changing the pool difficulty? Solo mining also seems to need a large amount of data to stay in sync with the network right?
jr. member
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What about network traffic data?

I measured around 300MB of sent data per day for one rig of 6x290 and 250MB for 6x380, which is a lot compared to eth.

Being on 3g modem I noticed that my data plan was done for this month... this never happened when mining eth.

Anybody measured this? Is there any way to lower this huge traffic?
newbie
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can you guys share their speeds on stock setting of MSI R9 390 Gigabyte R9 390 Sapphire R9 390 and XFX R9 390 all 8GB
again stock setting no OC no modded bios please.

Thanks


well i have msi r9 390x2 with the stupid lights and all they produce about 215/225 Hs each no nothing, and 3x r9 390 asus with stupid flashing lights performing about the same 215/225 each card for what is worth.

Thanks it means R9 290 and 390 have same speed with big price difference ?
absofuckenlutly and the 290x is practically the same
Edit; Oh and the 290's don't have the stupid lights Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

290 reference board, EK full block, opaque soft tubings, no lights at all Smiley
224 H/s, GPU 1130, MEM 1250
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does anyone know

hashing speed
from saphire r9 fury or fury x

and how many watts?
r9 fury - ~235
r9 fury x - ~265

between 170-210w
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