Topic: Hashrate RX 570 (Read 204245 times)
performance.
The who re branding is nothing but the lower power consumption that is it.
If they are power efficient then they will do a better job and a long lasting job.
Hynix memory , a few errors for each card but overall they were really stable. You can try and play with your specific cards until you find the sweet spot.
I did a lot of testing before I found that above perfect spot for me.
I did a lot of testing before I found that above perfect spot for me.
I have a stable 30.3 Mhs or better had because my colleagues have turned their mining rigs off, I was managing the rigs for them.
I had 30.3 on Sapphire Nitro Plus on 1150 and 2150 at 127-130 watt for each card. I know it may not be impressive but keep in mind Nitro Plus versions always consume a bit more than other versions so those numbers were really good.
Samsung mem? What straps? How did you measure power per card? How many memory errors per card with 30.3MH/s? I had 30.3 on Sapphire Nitro Plus on 1150 and 2150 at 127-130 watt for each card. I know it may not be impressive but keep in mind Nitro Plus versions always consume a bit more than other versions so those numbers were really good.
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I’m mining ETH at a very steady 30.6 mh/s on my RX 570s...
...67w per card
Nope
I have a stable 30.3 Mhs or better had because my colleagues have turned their mining rigs off, I was managing the rigs for them.
I had 30.3 on Sapphire Nitro Plus on 1150 and 2150 at 127-130 watt for each card. I know it may not be impressive but keep in mind Nitro Plus versions always consume a bit more than other versions so those numbers were really good.
I had 30.3 on Sapphire Nitro Plus on 1150 and 2150 at 127-130 watt for each card. I know it may not be impressive but keep in mind Nitro Plus versions always consume a bit more than other versions so those numbers were really good.
RX 570 provide hashrate of 26.7 MHash/s for Ethereum at Memoryclock 2150 MHz while consuming 180W watts.
https://miningchamp.com/gpus/192/Gigabyte-Radeon-RX-570-hashrate
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https://miningchamp.com/gpus/192/Gigabyte-Radeon-RX-570-hashrate
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I’m mining ETH at a very steady 30.6 mh/s on my RX 570s
Using Hiveos - core 1200 & mem 2100
6 GPU rig
67w per card
https://photos.app.goo.gl/NrHXgckbrR6teM6G8
There’s my specs from my hiveos dashboard
RX 570 provide hashrate of 26.7 MHash/s for Ethereum at Memoryclock 2150 MHz while consuming 180W watts.
https://miningchamp.com/gpus/192/Gigabyte-Radeon-RX-570-hashrate
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https://miningchamp.com/gpus/192/Gigabyte-Radeon-RX-570-hashrate
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i have 14 x rx 570 4G.. ( Auros, expedition, xfx, saphire )
All card go 30 Mhz/s
All card go 30 Mhz/s
Thanks; got to roughly ~120w/card after compensating for losses @ the power supply.
1150
850mv
2100 memory
mostly hynix, one elpidia
Simple mining nor Hive have memory undervolting option so may have to try the overdriventool.
If it's stable for few days, you can also try lower voltages than that. 1150
850mv
2100 memory
mostly hynix, one elpidia
Simple mining nor Hive have memory undervolting option so may have to try the overdriventool.
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I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card. Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?
one click bios
1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory
I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card. Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?
one click bios
1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory
~140w per card seems a bit much.
Have you undervolted both core and memory?
If not, try undervolting memory to 900mV, and if it's stable, try lowering voltage until you find max undervolt.
On this link there is tutorial how to undervolt using OverdriveNtool https://mining.help/
If you undervolt memory to 900mV you can save like 10W at wall, depends on memory type with Samsungs you can go even to 850mV or with most of them. Under 100W with RX 5xx you can go only when you mine Monero and other CN coins. Not really with ETH.
Go below 1180MHz and try 800mV you should be hitting 120W or maybe a bit higher like 820mV depends on card.
Overdriventool is great.
Thanks; got to roughly ~120w/card after compensating for losses @ the power supply.
1150
850mv
2100 memory
mostly hynix, one elpidia
Simple mining nor Hive have memory undervolting option so may have to try the overdriventool.
bumping thread...
I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card. Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?
one click bios
1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory
I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card. Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?
one click bios
1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory
~140w per card seems a bit much.
Have you undervolted both core and memory?
If not, try undervolting memory to 900mV, and if it's stable, try lowering voltage until you find max undervolt.
On this link there is tutorial how to undervolt using OverdriveNtool https://mining.help/
If you undervolt memory to 900mV you can save like 10W at wall, depends on memory type with Samsungs you can go even to 850mV or with most of them. Under 100W with RX 5xx you can go only when you mine Monero and other CN coins. Not really with ETH.
Go below 1180MHz and try 800mV you should be hitting 120W or maybe a bit higher like 820mV depends on card.
Overdriventool is great.
bumping thread...
I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card. Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?
one click bios
1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory
I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card. Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?
one click bios
1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory
~140w per card seems a bit much.
Have you undervolted both core and memory?
If not, try undervolting memory to 900mV, and if it's stable, try lowering voltage until you find max undervolt.
On this link there is tutorial how to undervolt using OverdriveNtool https://mining.help/
bumping thread...
I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card. Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?
one click bios
1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory
I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card. Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?
one click bios
1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory
It also heavily depends on brand and type of memory as well. Samsung usually gets 10-20% more hash on most algos. I have one running at 26 mh/s and I also have one running at 30mh/s, both Eth. It's really weird.
This card has the same hashrate as RX470. It is related to memory chips if you mine Ether. This card has small improvements and you will not see any changes in similar models. If you have possibility to choose between 470 and 570 then take RX470 – it consumes less energe and costs less.
The Nvidia is good and still continues to be the joke of the new series.
I think that the difference between 570 and 580 is not great, although I myself use 580, sapphire, limited edition. Good indicators both on consumption and on hasheds. The main thing that does not heat up practically and runs silently
580 - 31,5 m/h, on 70-80% power.
580 - 31,5 m/h, on 70-80% power.
Heard you can get lower power draw from a 580 than a 570 on under volting and overclocking with comparably the same hashrate.
Is this possible?
Are we talking about engineering sample? It shouldn't be bad, vram is cooled after all.
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