Topic: mining speeds on AMD R9 380 (Read 8226 times)

You don't. Or you head over to the altcoin section. There's not many opportunities to mine profitably with GPUs. There are some, however.

then what do you mine with it?

If you're mining bitcoin, that's a pretty high number...
If you're mining scrypt, that's actually quite low, assuming that you typed KH/s as Mh/s. We need a bit more information on what you're mining to give you a straight answer.

or what algo are you using, if thats scrypt its pretty low but it all depends

Are you trying to mine Bitcoin with GPU? 400Mh/s doesn't sound particularly wrong but if you are, i categorically recommend you cease this and go to the altcoin board. You can do this to get a feel for mining but you'll be putting strain on your GPU and spending electricity for virtually 0 gain.


400Kh/s would be too low for Scrypt and if he is mining Scrypt he is in the wrong board. And just like SHA256d/Bitcoin, there is no point in GPU mining it anymore.

Are you sure about 400-430 Mh/s? It's probably Kh/s.
I couldn't find this cards real hashing values, so I don't exactly know how profitable is it. You can check out other cards here: https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison
Energy consumption is another value that you need to consider when you do mining with GPU.

I'm getting around 400 to 430peaks Mhps

Is this decent speed for this card?

my system specs below:

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