Topic: Ethereum 30% hashrate drop for RX400/RX500 incoming soon? - page 4. (Read 11891 times)
Yep it's slowly going down. But no biggie currently.
So it looks like we are at dag number 132.
Is there already a drop for AMD cards at dag 132?
I have been getting less than a 0.1 MH/s drop for each card with each new epoch while dual mining.
Is there any free cloud mining site for mining the ETH, litecoin or doge coin. I want to make at-least 1$ worth of coin per day. Kindly share here the number of site that is offered free mining.
Free mining? Are you sure? You want free money per day?
I mean, I could go to town on a post like this, but use your brain for a second.
yes .
So it looks like we are at dag number 132.
Is there already a drop for AMD cards at dag 132?
I don't mine so i don't know, well, nobody is complaining so i don't think so.
So it looks like we are at dag number 132.
Is there already a drop for AMD cards at dag 132?
So it looks like we are at dag number 132.
Is there any free cloud mining site for mining the ETH, litecoin or doge coin. I want to make at-least 1$ worth of coin per day. Kindly share here the number of site that is offered free mining.
The RX 580 will do ~315 H/s on ZEC. The Claymore epoch benchmark figures are just an estimate and largley overstated. In my own test with a five card RX 480/580 8GB and 570 4GB rig. The benchmark at epoch 129 for the five cards was ~143.3 MH/s, at epoch 130 the benchmark was ~142.5 MH/s. The actual current dual mining hash is ~144.1 MH/s dual mining with DCR. Even a 10% drop in the RX cards ETH hash in 6 months can be offset by addding a single $200 RX 570 4 GB card.
Where does the huge difference on ZEC mining coming from between 1070 and rx580?
At ETH a GTX 1070 has similar MH/s than the RX580 but at ZEC it has 50% more (~ 480 Sol/s). From gaming perspective they are also very similar from performance.
And yes, this is a serious question as i'm interested in technical details due to my work in IT business
ETH and derivatives are very "memory hard" due to the algo used - and as AMD 8GB RX-series cards have the SAME memory clocks and bandwidth as GTX 1070 cards, they end up being similar in hashrate when the memory access is optimised (the NVidia cards seem to use higher-performance memory settings by default in their BIOS than AMD uses).
Other coins mostly use algos that are more core-limited, so the higher clocks on the GTX 1070 and similar number of cores vs the RX 470/570 make the 1070 quite a bit faster (the 480/580 have higher core count but clock a LOT lower, so the 1070 still wins there).
The RX 580 will do ~315 H/s on ZEC. The Claymore epoch benchmark figures are just an estimate and largley overstated. In my own test with a five card RX 480/580 8GB and 570 4GB rig. The benchmark at epoch 129 for the five cards was ~143.3 MH/s, at epoch 130 the benchmark was ~142.5 MH/s. The actual current dual mining hash is ~144.1 MH/s dual mining with DCR. Even a 10% drop in the RX cards ETH hash in 6 months can be offset by addding a single $200 RX 570 4 GB card.
Where does the huge difference on ZEC mining coming from between 1070 and rx580?
At ETH a GTX 1070 has similar MH/s than the RX580 but at ZEC it has 50% more (~ 480 Sol/s). From gaming perspective they are also very similar from performance.
And yes, this is a serious question as i'm interested in technical details due to my work in IT business
ETH and derivatives are very "memory hard" due to the algo used - and as AMD 8GB RX-series cards have the SAME memory clocks and bandwidth as GTX 1070 cards, they end up being similar in hashrate when the memory access is optimised (the NVidia cards seem to use higher-performance memory settings by default in their BIOS than AMD uses).
Other coins mostly use algos that are more core-limited, so the higher clocks on the GTX 1070 and similar number of cores vs the RX 470/570 make the 1070 quite a bit faster (the 480/580 have higher core count but clock a LOT lower, so the 1070 still wins there).
Conclusion?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
You may have big one time profit. I also sold some RX cards with good profit that partially paid me another new Nvidia rig.Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
amd will be less and less profitable because they have only ethereum and the diff is continue to grow, when eth go down amd gpu will be useless, and all the other coin will also come down, you won't make anymore money
Conclusion?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
You may have big one time profit. I also sold some RX cards with good profit that partially paid me another new Nvidia rig.Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
Conclusion?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
You may have big one time profit. I also sold some RX cards with good profit that partially paid me another new Nvidia rig.Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
Conclusion?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
You may have big one time profit. I also sold some RX cards with good profit that partially paid me another new Nvidia rig.Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
Conclusion?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
You may have big one time profit. I also sold some RX cards with good profit that partially paid me another new Nvidia rig.Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
Conclusion?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
You may have big one time profit. I also sold some RX cards with good profit that partially paid me another new Nvidia rig.Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
Just when I bought my rig. It's a bad new every f.. Day!
Conclusion?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
You may have big one time profit. I also sold some RX cards with good profit that partially paid me another new Nvidia rig. Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
Conclusion?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
Since the difficulty is doubling every 5-6 weeks or so, you might as well keep them anyways.
Conclusion?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
Should we keep or sell our rx 480/580?
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