Oh that is horrible, a xfx 5830 does 300 :X bad deal nvm! thanks pal!
i have that and i get 230mh/s...
i haven't tweaked it really though.
Topic: HD 6770 - Does anyone know the hash rate for these cards? (Read 11155 times)
Oh that is horrible, a xfx 5830 does 300 :X bad deal nvm! thanks pal!
i have that and i get 230mh/s...
i haven't tweaked it really though.
The new sapphire 5830 on sale at newegg is a great deal (as you can tell from all the posts about people picking up one or five)
I really think that they've redesigned the power delivery circuit (instead of simply stealing the 5870's circuit like reference 5830's) on these new boards, I'm not 100% certain but I think these use less power than the old ones do.
I just got one and it's doing 290 with the monitor attached, 293 without the monitor attached @ 950/300
I really think that they've redesigned the power delivery circuit (instead of simply stealing the 5870's circuit like reference 5830's) on these new boards, I'm not 100% certain but I think these use less power than the old ones do.
I just got one and it's doing 290 with the monitor attached, 293 without the monitor attached @ 950/300
Doing the same thing on my 2nd rig, after 950 it doesnt become stable for me.
I prefer the XFX over Sapphire though, easier to OC. (although the Sapphires have one fat fan on them)
The new sapphire 5830 on sale at newegg is a great deal (as you can tell from all the posts about people picking up one or five)
I really think that they've redesigned the power delivery circuit (instead of simply stealing the 5870's circuit like reference 5830's) on these new boards, I'm not 100% certain but I think these use less power than the old ones do.
I just got one and it's doing 290 with the monitor attached, 293 without the monitor attached @ 950/300
I really think that they've redesigned the power delivery circuit (instead of simply stealing the 5870's circuit like reference 5830's) on these new boards, I'm not 100% certain but I think these use less power than the old ones do.
I just got one and it's doing 290 with the monitor attached, 293 without the monitor attached @ 950/300
I have a 5770 doing 219MHs OC'd 990/1505 @53C Temp
Could over-clock further likely with voltage tweaking, especially at such low temp. The wattage is much lower on the 770's than the 5830's (only requires one extra rail instead of two) so you may want to calculate to see which is more profitable before making a blanket assumption.
Could over-clock further likely with voltage tweaking, especially at such low temp. The wattage is much lower on the 770's than the 5830's (only requires one extra rail instead of two) so you may want to calculate to see which is more profitable before making a blanket assumption.
I'im aware of the power usage compared to higher models, the 5830 does suck juice, but hashrates are more important to me (just personal preference) I dont OC my cards like crazy to get the most out of them, such as 1020/300 for about ~300 so I rather deal with my card that I have experience with than testing new waters.
Just preference...
I have a 5770 doing 219MHs OC'd 990/1505 @53C Temp
Could over-clock further likely with voltage tweaking, especially at such low temp. The wattage is much lower on the 770's than the 5830's (only requires one extra rail instead of two) so you may want to calculate to see which is more profitable before making a blanket assumption.
Could over-clock further likely with voltage tweaking, especially at such low temp. The wattage is much lower on the 770's than the 5830's (only requires one extra rail instead of two) so you may want to calculate to see which is more profitable before making a blanket assumption.
Exactly the same hash rate as a 5770
They're a die for die rebrand of the 5770.
So, they have the exact same cores, clock speeds, and temperatures.
Highest I've seen reported for a 5770 is 220 Mh/s with a high overclock.
You can probably manage over 200 Mh/s fairly easily.
They're a die for die rebrand of the 5770.
So, they have the exact same cores, clock speeds, and temperatures.
Highest I've seen reported for a 5770 is 220 Mh/s with a high overclock.
You can probably manage over 200 Mh/s fairly easily.
Oh that is horrible, a xfx 5830 does 300 :X bad deal nvm! thanks pal!
Exactly the same hash rate as a 5770
They're a die for die rebrand of the 5770.
So, they have the exact same cores, clock speeds, and temperatures.
Highest I've seen reported for a 5770 is 220 Mh/s with a high overclock.
You can probably manage over 200 Mh/s fairly easily.
They're a die for die rebrand of the 5770.
So, they have the exact same cores, clock speeds, and temperatures.
Highest I've seen reported for a 5770 is 220 Mh/s with a high overclock.
You can probably manage over 200 Mh/s fairly easily.
HD 6770 - Does anyone know the hash rate for these cards?
There's a sale going on locally here, to $114USD but I can't figure out the hash rate.
Any idea?
XFX HD6770 1GB DDR5
AMD Radeon™ HD 6770 Dominate the competition Enjoy the latest gaming titles with this fully Microsoft DirectX® 11-compatible GPU which offers mind-blowing lifelike HD graphic detail and real Stereoscopic 3D gaming, for a truly immersive HD gaming experience. Expand your visual real estate with ATI Eyefinity Multi-Display Technology* which lets you see more and dominate the battlefield. Now with AMD App Acceleration, you can power through even the most bandwidth-hungry media rich applications with blazing speeds. Whether it's gaming or productivity, this card can do it all.
There's a sale going on locally here, to $114USD but I can't figure out the hash rate.
Any idea?
XFX HD6770 1GB DDR5
AMD Radeon™ HD 6770 Dominate the competition Enjoy the latest gaming titles with this fully Microsoft DirectX® 11-compatible GPU which offers mind-blowing lifelike HD graphic detail and real Stereoscopic 3D gaming, for a truly immersive HD gaming experience. Expand your visual real estate with ATI Eyefinity Multi-Display Technology* which lets you see more and dominate the battlefield. Now with AMD App Acceleration, you can power through even the most bandwidth-hungry media rich applications with blazing speeds. Whether it's gaming or productivity, this card can do it all.
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