First I'll address your question...
No it is not worth it because you are giving up extra ETH you should be getting.
Each of those cards should be getting 28.5 to 32 MH/s.
My slowest 6 card RX 570 / 580 rig gets 178 MH/s, most get over 180 MH/s. I have a few getting 190+ MH/s.
Have you bios modded the cards? It is not hard.
https://github.com/jaschaknack/PolarisBiosEditor
Have you overclocked them? It is not hard.
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/overdriventool-tool-for-amd-gpus.416116/
Have you switched the AMD drivers to compute mode?
Now, that said if you are just getting into mining you might not want to be changing things up often. That said there are some cryptonight coins that pay better then ETH at the moment and have high enough volumes on exchanges if you try to sell. For example... XMR, SUMO, IPBC
To mine those you will need a cryptonight miner like xmr-stak or xmrig.
https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak
https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig
Topic: Running at 145 MH/s, Earns 0.33 ETH/month, is it worth? - page 2. (Read 551 times)
I think that's still worth. You can hold or trading it. Don't worry brother / sister, everything in crypto is possible. But if you need the answer about big money, i think 0.33 eth/month that not worth. Please you can more setting your rig to get more hashrates, you can OC with mod bios. Check on internet how to do it. 
-It's definitely worth it until you've some cheap (or free in your case) electricity.
-Each of your Sapphire RX 570 should be generating at least 27 Mh/s. Have you tried using some of the integrated overclocking options of Claymore miner? Which miner are you using right now?
-Monero is right now like 20% more profitable to mine than Ethereum, you should move to it.
-If you want to keep Ethereum, you may first mine Monero and then trade it for Ethereum. That way you'll get like 20% more Ethereum than directly mining it.
-Each of your Sapphire RX 570 should be generating at least 27 Mh/s. Have you tried using some of the integrated overclocking options of Claymore miner? Which miner are you using right now?
-Monero is right now like 20% more profitable to mine than Ethereum, you should move to it.
-If you want to keep Ethereum, you may first mine Monero and then trade it for Ethereum. That way you'll get like 20% more Ethereum than directly mining it.
You are asking the wrong question. The real question is: Why are you still mining eth with those cards? You can make nearly %25 more with monero.
Soon you won't even able to mine 1/10 of what you are mining now. Just move to a GPU friendly coin.
Soon you won't even able to mine 1/10 of what you are mining now. Just move to a GPU friendly coin.
For 6 RX 570's you should be getting ~170MH/s. - I'm currently getting ~28.35 MH/s dual mining on the single RX 570 I have.
Long and short answer is, are you holding or selling? Selling right now, might be worth profit switching. However if you are holding, then... best guess is (and what I'm doing) is continue mining ETH - I'm using 8 RX 580's right now for it.
Long and short answer is, are you holding or selling? Selling right now, might be worth profit switching. However if you are holding, then... best guess is (and what I'm doing) is continue mining ETH - I'm using 8 RX 580's right now for it.
No man I am just getting 145 MH/s of hash rate. Each of the GPU is generating around the 24 MH/s and I have 6 GPU's in place. What I have acknowledged until now is that, they are not dropping a bit since I have fired them up and neither they are producing more than that. So everything stays the same for now.
My bets shot is to hold the ETH and hope for the prices to boost. Actually I am pretty sure on that, the prices might just boost up in month or so. If I get the chance then I will sell in that period just to get more closer to the ROI.
For 6 RX 570's you should be getting ~170MH/s. - I'm currently getting ~28.35 MH/s dual mining on the single RX 570 I have.
Long and short answer is, are you holding or selling? Selling right now, might be worth profit switching. However if you are holding, then... best guess is (and what I'm doing) is continue mining ETH - I'm using 8 RX 580's right now for it.
Long and short answer is, are you holding or selling? Selling right now, might be worth profit switching. However if you are holding, then... best guess is (and what I'm doing) is continue mining ETH - I'm using 8 RX 580's right now for it.
Hello miners.
I am running the Sapphire RX570 6 GPU based mining rig and since the January 2018 I have dedicated all the hash rate to ETH only.
I have fiddled with the electricity of my house and the room where the mining rig is placed is like free of charge now. (Its illegal I know, but I still say bill for the rest of the house).
Looking at the current hash rate, I am getting almost 0.33 +/- 0.2 ETH each month. My question is should I keep mining this coin or direct my hashes to some other coins. Or just to collect the ETH and wait for the price rise? That would lie good deal as well, but I need to know what other miners are doing out there.
Are you guys switching the coins?
I am running the Sapphire RX570 6 GPU based mining rig and since the January 2018 I have dedicated all the hash rate to ETH only.
I have fiddled with the electricity of my house and the room where the mining rig is placed is like free of charge now. (Its illegal I know, but I still say bill for the rest of the house).
Looking at the current hash rate, I am getting almost 0.33 +/- 0.2 ETH each month. My question is should I keep mining this coin or direct my hashes to some other coins. Or just to collect the ETH and wait for the price rise? That would lie good deal as well, but I need to know what other miners are doing out there.
Are you guys switching the coins?
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