I have once seen these chinese miner named as "Pandaminer". Costs I dont know anymore....BUT what I have seen so far... they use mobile GPUs.
So if they maybe took the rx480m and it brings round about 25mh/s they would use 560W (16x35W)!
Maybe they made some improvements in bios?! It would probably work out but at this price I wont buy cause of the "maybe scam thing"
BR sworker
Topic: Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux) - page 86. (Read 3839203 times)
What's better for mining zec 6X rx 480 or 6X rx 570
Anybody have benchmarks for the recently released Radeon 570 & 580?
Here is a video of testing them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHfLzUVhbNEIt is in Russian, but you can still see the figures.
Table says it all. Thanks for the link
Thanks for the table. Very revealing
I don't know about u guys but for someone that pays electricity I don't see any reason to buy a 580 over a 480 (All things considered....price of 480's dropping with the newcomer)
I think I expected something better from a newer card like this
Furthermore I might buy that Chinese rig that says hashes 400MH Ether with 500W?
and costs like 4000 USD
I will have to do a more thorough research though....
Research something else and save your time... 400 Mh/s with 500W is 100% scam.
Just out of interest, what hash-rates do the 1060, 1070 and 1080 nVidia cards pull on Claymore 12.4?
You have to use the EWBF software, the answer's to that question is listed (see below)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1707546.0;topicseen
Just out of interest, what hash-rates do the 1060, 1070 and 1080 nVidia cards pull on Claymore 12.4?
nVidia is not supported.
Ah derp, I knew that.
Rx 580 is not really worth it for zec mining..
Wait till vega Release or buy gtx 1070 1080 or 1080ti
Much better efficency
Hope claymore will Support nvidia soon for zcash
Wait till vega Release or buy gtx 1070 1080 or 1080ti
Much better efficency
Hope claymore will Support nvidia soon for zcash
Just out of interest, what hash-rates do the 1060, 1070 and 1080 nVidia cards pull on Claymore 12.4?
nVidia is not supported.
Just out of interest, what hash-rates do the 1060, 1070 and 1080 nVidia cards pull on Claymore 12.4?
I wonder if someone has measured the power draw of a R9 290, 290x, 390,390x while running at 947/1250 @1.040mV?
That is around 300H/s.
[/quote]Thanks for the info
hey how is the hashrate for the RX 480 when overclocked and modded the bios?
That is around 300H/s.
[/quote]Thanks for the info
Anybody have benchmarks for the recently released Radeon 570 & 580?
Here is a video of testing them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHfLzUVhbNEIt is in Russian, but you can still see the figures.
Table says it all. Thanks for the link
Thanks for the table. Very revealing
I don't know about u guys but for someone that pays electricity I don't see any reason to buy a 580 over a 480 (All things considered....price of 480's dropping with the newcomer)
I think I expected something better from a newer card like this
Furthermore I might buy that Chinese rig that says hashes 400MH Ether with 500W?
and costs like 4000 USD
I will have to do a more thorough research though....
You have to make more than thorough research man. 400MH on Eth with only 500W power consumption is far away from real. Don't waste your time, sounds like scam.
hey how is the hashrate for the RX 480 when overclocked and modded the bios?
That is around 300H/s.
When I was mining ZEC with my Sapphire Nitro+ OC 8GB 480s I was getting 330H/s on them with some fairly heavy OC.
Does the amount of ram make much difference with ZEC and ETH? 4GB versus 8GB
The memory amount does not make any difference. The memory timing makes a lot of difference.
Anybody have benchmarks for the recently released Radeon 570 & 580?
Here is a video of testing them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHfLzUVhbNEIt is in Russian, but you can still see the figures.
Table says it all. Thanks for the link
Thanks for the table. Very revealing
I don't know about u guys but for someone that pays electricity I don't see any reason to buy a 580 over a 480 (All things considered....price of 480's dropping with the newcomer)
I think I expected something better from a newer card like this
Furthermore I might buy that Chinese rig that says hashes 400MH Ether with 500W?
and costs like 4000 USD
I will have to do a more thorough research though....
Anybody have benchmarks for the recently released Radeon 570 & 580?
Here is a video of testing them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHfLzUVhbNEIt is in Russian, but you can still see the figures.
Table says it all. Thanks for the link
Anybody have benchmarks for the recently released Radeon 570 & 580?
Here is a video of testing them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHfLzUVhbNEIt is in Russian, but you can still see the figures.
One of my old cards was overheated (above 90 C) because its fans stopped. Now it works for several minutes, then the hashrate starts to drop until the cards stops (the fans are working and it has normal temperature). I tried with -li option. It works longer but in the end stops. Is it dead, or I can do something to save it?
Guys, just so you know, nicehash have a pretty good calculator for cards. Google it , it's pretty accurate
, it's pretty accurate
what hashrate can R9 370x give on zcash using claymore?
hey how is the hashrate for the RX 480 when overclocked and modded the bios?
That is around 300H/s.
When I was mining ZEC with my Sapphire Nitro+ OC 8GB 480s I was getting 330H/s on them with some fairly heavy OC.
Does the amount of ram make much difference with ZEC and ETH? 4GB versus 8GB
hey how is the hashrate for the RX 480 when overclocked and modded the bios?
That is around 300H/s.
When I was mining ZEC with my Sapphire Nitro+ OC 8GB 480s I was getting 330H/s on them with some fairly heavy OC.
Does the amount of ram make much difference with ZEC and ETH? 4GB versus 8GB
hey how is the hashrate for the RX 480 when overclocked and modded the bios?
That is around 300H/s.
When I was mining ZEC with my Sapphire Nitro+ OC 8GB 480s I was getting 330H/s on them with some fairly heavy OC.
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