Hash rate between 700 H/sec and 1.4k. I've gotten a total of 313.01. In the last 24 hours 8.86 ETN. Seems pretty minuscule for a 6-GPU Rig + CPU mining on other machines.
What kind of a 6-gpu rig produces only 700-1400 H/s? That doesn't sound right.I'm not saying that sounds right... I agree, it does not. I'm only reading what I see at Hashparty.io after looking at their stats for me. When I look at the GPU Rig itself, I see:
XMR: GPU0 381 H/s, GPU1 384 H/s, GPU2 385 H/s, GPU3 381 H/s, GPU4 376 H/s, GPU5 385 H/s
So - that would be more like 2,292 H/s
It's not like that for Ethereum, it is WAY higher. This is just how it runs against XMR, I'm guessing. For Ethereum each one is nearing 600 as I recall.
It is a 6-Rig, RX580
Each card only comes with memory chips of a single particular brand. For the most 580/8 these days it's either Hynix or Samsung (heard of cards with Micron, but never saw them myself). The manufacturers are just too lazy to bother with writing separate BIOSes for each memory type, so they make one BIOS with straps for 2 or more memory types in it. If the card has Hynix chips installed, it'll use the straps from the Hynix table, if it has Samsung chips — then it'll use the straps from the Samsung table etc. So when you edit your BIOS, you just edit the straps corresponding to the memory type installed on your particular card. Judging by your clocks and hashrates, you've got Hynix chips on your card.
Samsung chips are faster, or rather people figured out the timings for those chips that result in higher hashrate than with Hynix and Elpida. This is what matters the most for Cryptonight.
