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Mining ethereum like there's no tomorrow. R9 270. Getting 1.4 Eth daily. Also i bought REP from the Augur presale.
Current doing less that what the Ethereum Calculator are estimating, ~4.70 Ether and personally doing ~3 Ether a day instead. I notice the miner stops mining around 600~900ms when pool mining, but solo it doesn't have that issue. Is it a pool, windows miner and/or both the issue(s)? I'm current hashing ~68 MHS with 3x Hd 7970's.
So, I only current have a HD 7970 to mine Ehter and currently doing 25.7 MHS. I notice when I look at other people results, the 280x and HD 7970 seem constant at 24~25 MHS. The 290, 290x and Fury X do the same or slightly better by 1~3 MHS. More likely the miner isn't optimized for those cards, especially the Fury series. Instruction on the Ethereum forum aren't to organized, especially the mining which to me over a day to finally get working right. I couldn't get an HD 6950 2GB to work with the miner, I read that it requires a card with more that 1.4GB of memory at least. Maybe the miner only works for AMD GCN cards and Nvidia 7XX series cards or newer.
What would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
whatever you do don't use windowsWhat would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
you basically need 3 times as many 750ti for the same hash rate , you do the math
1 750ti 50 watt.
3 750ti 150 watt.
1 280x 200 watt
1 280x = $200
3 750ti = $450
plus you need 2X extra motherboards, ram, disk , PSU etc yeah you save some wattage in the long term but short term you waste a lot of cash and SPACE up front killing mid term ROI
you can specify the minimum full spec. such as brand motherboard, the amount of RAM capacity, the total amount of disk and power PSU needed. so I can calculate how spending .. thankk
The motherboard I use is the Biostar one (search for it on these boards) around $49 usd , you need 3-8gig ran per machine , 100mb -500mb disk if windows , Ubuntu you can run on a USB sitck or really small hard disk. The math for power is easy , 6 amd gpus will use around 230watt each , cpu and mb will use around 100watts so probably either two 750watt psus chained or 1 1300watt psu
So, I only current have a HD 7970 to mine Ehter and currently doing 25.7 MHS. I notice when I look at other people results, the 280x and HD 7970 seem constant at 24~25 MHS. The 290, 290x and Fury X do the same or slightly better by 1~3 MHS. More likely the miner isn't optimized for those cards, especially the Fury series. Instruction on the Ethereum forum aren't to organized, especially the mining which to me over a day to finally get working right. I couldn't get an HD 6950 2GB to work with the miner, I read that it requires a card with more that 1.4GB of memory at least. Maybe the miner only works for AMD GCN cards and Nvidia 7XX series cards or newer.
What would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
whatever you do don't use windowsWhat would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
you basically need 3 times as many 750ti for the same hash rate , you do the math
1 750ti 50 watt.
3 750ti 150 watt.
1 280x 200 watt
1 280x = $200
3 750ti = $450
plus you need 2X extra motherboards, ram, disk , PSU etc yeah you save some wattage in the long term but short term you waste a lot of cash and SPACE up front killing mid term ROI
you can specify the minimum full spec. such as brand motherboard, the amount of RAM capacity, the total amount of disk and power PSU needed. so I can calculate how spending .. thankk
So, I only current have a HD 7970 to mine Ehter and currently doing 25.7 MHS. I notice when I look at other people results, the 280x and HD 7970 seem constant at 24~25 MHS. The 290, 290x and Fury X do the same or slightly better by 1~3 MHS. More likely the miner isn't optimized for those cards, especially the Fury series. Instruction on the Ethereum forum aren't to organized, especially the mining which to me over a day to finally get working right. I couldn't get an HD 6950 2GB to work with the miner, I read that it requires a card with more that 1.4GB of memory at least. Maybe the miner only works for AMD GCN cards and Nvidia 7XX series cards or newer.
What would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
whatever you do don't use windowsWhat would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
you basically need 3 times as many 750ti for the same hash rate , you do the math
1 750ti 50 watt.
3 750ti 150 watt.
1 280x 200 watt
1 280x = $200
3 750ti = $450
plus you need 2X extra motherboards, ram, disk , PSU etc yeah you save some wattage in the long term but short term you waste a lot of cash and SPACE up front killing mid term ROI
So, I only current have a HD 7970 to mine Ehter and currently doing 25.7 MHS. I notice when I look at other people results, the 280x and HD 7970 seem constant at 24~25 MHS. The 290, 290x and Fury X do the same or slightly better by 1~3 MHS. More likely the miner isn't optimized for those cards, especially the Fury series. Instruction on the Ethereum forum aren't to organized, especially the mining which to me over a day to finally get working right. I couldn't get an HD 6950 2GB to work with the miner, I read that it requires a card with more that 1.4GB of memory at least. Maybe the miner only works for AMD GCN cards and Nvidia 7XX series cards or newer.
What would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
whatever you do don't use windowsWhat would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
you basically need 3 times as many 750ti for the same hash rate , you do the math
1 750ti 50 watt.
3 750ti 150 watt.
1 280x 200 watt
I need instructions on how to set up ethereum mining in Windows 7.
I have 3 GPUs AMD: 5850, 6950, 7950
Can anyone help me, or do I really need to set up a virtual machine with Ubuntu to get it running?
I have 3 GPUs AMD: 5850, 6950, 7950
Can anyone help me, or do I really need to set up a virtual machine with Ubuntu to get it running?
So, I only current have a HD 7970 to mine Ehter and currently doing 25.7 MHS. I notice when I look at other people results, the 280x and HD 7970 seem constant at 24~25 MHS. The 290, 290x and Fury X do the same or slightly better by 1~3 MHS. More likely the miner isn't optimized for those cards, especially the Fury series. Instruction on the Ethereum forum aren't to organized, especially the mining which to me over a day to finally get working right. I couldn't get an HD 6950 2GB to work with the miner, I read that it requires a card with more that 1.4GB of memory at least. Maybe the miner only works for AMD GCN cards and Nvidia 7XX series cards or newer.
What would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
whatever you do don't use windowsWhat would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
R9 280x is the sweet spot or the HD 7970 i guess 24mh/s on the 280x vs 8mh/s on the 750ti
you basically need 3 times as many 750ti for the same hash rate , you do the math
So, I only current have a HD 7970 to mine Ehter and currently doing 25.7 MHS. I notice when I look at other people results, the 280x and HD 7970 seem constant at 24~25 MHS. The 290, 290x and Fury X do the same or slightly better by 1~3 MHS. More likely the miner isn't optimized for those cards, especially the Fury series. Instruction on the Ethereum forum aren't to organized, especially the mining which to me over a day to finally get working right. I couldn't get an HD 6950 2GB to work with the miner, I read that it requires a card with more that 1.4GB of memory at least. Maybe the miner only works for AMD GCN cards and Nvidia 7XX series cards or newer.
What would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
whatever you do don't use windows What would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
So, I only current have a HD 7970 to mine Ehter and currently doing 25.7 MHS. I notice when I look at other people results, the 280x and HD 7970 seem constant at 24~25 MHS. The 290, 290x and Fury X do the same or slightly better by 1~3 MHS. More likely the miner isn't optimized for those cards, especially the Fury series. Instruction on the Ethereum forum aren't to organized, especially the mining which to me over a day to finally get working right. I couldn't get an HD 6950 2GB to work with the miner, I read that it requires a card with more that 1.4GB of memory at least. Maybe the miner only works for AMD GCN cards and Nvidia 7XX series cards or newer.
What would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
What would be ideal: mine with HD 7970/ R9 280x or a bunch of GTX 750 ti's?
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