funny, my 1080Tis get 38 MH/s out of the box (they are not Founder Edition obviously).
Aorus or one of the other high-performance 1080ti models?
Aorus
Topic: Looks like RX Vega sucks at mining, on all the coins... (Read 1479 times)
funny, my 1080Tis get 38 MH/s out of the box (they are not Founder Edition obviously).
Aorus or one of the other high-performance 1080ti models?
Aorus
funny, my 1080Tis get 38 MH/s out of the box (they are not Founder Edition obviously).
Aorus or one of the other high-performance 1080ti models?
Once Claymore put baffin optimized kernels into his miner, secondary
coins saw 20-40% increase...and baffin is basically half the polaris, while
vega RX is completely new architecture
coins saw 20-40% increase...and baffin is basically half the polaris, while
vega RX is completely new architecture
Hmm...I think sucks is a bit strong.
I think we'll see the initial figures change over the next month
Here's a decent review showing ETH performance...
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/Radeon_RX_Vega_64/34.html
I think we'll see the initial figures change over the next month
Here's a decent review showing ETH performance...
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/Radeon_RX_Vega_64/34.html
funny, my 1080Tis get 38 MH/s out of the box (they are not Founder Edition obviously).
what are these settings: std, 2nd bios, powersave? Do these cards have BIOS switch?
Is powersave a software feature?
Is powersave a software feature?
I put ZERO faith in unproven benchmarks from new post wonders or tech reviewers. I'll wait until I see BBT's review on Youtube showing the actual card and settings used and the results before I pass judgment. Even then, just as with any new card, it will only get better once miner and driver compatibility catches up.
You can make ROI on this card using it as a stoove, cooking breakfast eggs etc. So i think it still can be a smart buy.
Can an optimized driver or miner increase the hashrate? On the other hand, you can take on the perspective and get in the dispersal of 39-41 megahash until something has changed in the software or drivers.
Now the choice from AMD is not particularly great, may want to benefit from this.
Now the choice from AMD is not particularly great, may want to benefit from this.
It's still kinda early to talk about it but just like @Vyazhan says gamers can be happy for once in a year I think 
.GPU mining has a powerfull effect on market so it's hard and expensive to get a graphic card for daily use.
.GPU mining has a powerfull effect on market so it's hard and expensive to get a graphic card for daily use.
Vega is the heated cutlet.
For once gamers can rejoice
Hmm...I think sucks is a bit strong.
I think we'll see the initial figures change over the next month
Here's a decent review showing ETH performance...
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/Radeon_RX_Vega_64/34.html
I think we'll see the initial figures change over the next month
Here's a decent review showing ETH performance...
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/Radeon_RX_Vega_64/34.html
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/Radeon_RX_Vega_64/34.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-radeon-rx-vega-64,5173-16.html
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Highly doubtful. Workstation cards are never as good as gaming models for mining. Workstation cards use a different memory cache intended to fit large files. The Vega FE uses a HBC.
https://pro.radeon.com/en-us/product/radeon-vega-frontier-edition/
my test on rx 64...
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-radeon-rx-vega-64,5173-16.html
And quote
:Some reviewer said that the hashrate is like on the Frontier Edition(36mhs?) which is nowhere near 70-100 Mh/s
Highly doubtful. Workstation cards are never as good as gaming models for mining. Workstation cards use a different memory cache intended to fit large files. The Vega FE uses a HBC.
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High-Bandwidth Cache Controller
The state of the art memory system on Radeon Vega Frontier Edition GPUs removes the capacity limitations of traditional GPU memory. Thanks to automatic, fine-grained memory movement controlled by the high-bandwidth cache controller, Radeon Vega Frontier Edition processors enable creators and designers to work with much larger, more detailed models and assets in real time.
The state of the art memory system on Radeon Vega Frontier Edition GPUs removes the capacity limitations of traditional GPU memory. Thanks to automatic, fine-grained memory movement controlled by the high-bandwidth cache controller, Radeon Vega Frontier Edition processors enable creators and designers to work with much larger, more detailed models and assets in real time.
https://pro.radeon.com/en-us/product/radeon-vega-frontier-edition/
my test on rx 64...
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