Topic: RX 560 4GB Ethereum - page 20. (Read 212719 times)
Sapphire.........
-Grafica Radeon RX560 AMD 4GB
-4GB DDR memory
-Core cooled
-Grafica cooled
-Win 10
-Claymore CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v 10.2 Beta-POOL
Mining BCN
Power hash only 300 to 400 H/s
I do not know how to make the game or my material has malfunction!
-4GB DDR memory
-Core cooled
-Grafica cooled
-Win 10
-Claymore CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v 10.2 Beta-POOL
Mining BCN
Power hash only 300 to 400 H/s
I do not know how to make the game or my material has malfunction!
Sapphire? Gigabyte? Powercolor? Asus? MSI?
Which model of the above?
Hynix, elpida, micron or samsung memory?
Upload your BIOS for better idea whats achievable
-Grafica Radeon RX560 AMD 4GB
-4GB DDR memory
-Core cooled
-Grafica cooled
-Win 10
-Claymore CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v 10.2 Beta-POOL
Mining BCN
Power hash only 300 to 400 H/s
I do not know how to make the game or my material has malfunction!
-4GB DDR memory
-Core cooled
-Grafica cooled
-Win 10
-Claymore CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v 10.2 Beta-POOL
Mining BCN
Power hash only 300 to 400 H/s
I do not know how to make the game or my material has malfunction!
I get 14.2 MHz for ethereum Is this speed acceptable? because some people getting 15-16 Mhz for ethereum. Thank you.
Again, depends on which exact card you use, and what memory
Deciding factors:
1. have/not have additional power connector
2. memory type (hynix r0c or r2c, micron or samsung)
3. cooling (is memory cooled too, or just core)
4. ASIC quality and pure luck
I get 14.2 MHz for ethereum Is this speed acceptable? because some people getting 15-16 Mhz for ethereum. Thank you.
I'm mining BCN... But I've tried on XMR and the hash value is more or less the same.
So the most I can with this graph is the 300 to 400 H/s?
So the most I can with this graph is the 300 to 400 H/s?
Depends which exact card you got...my Gigabyte micron based one get 493 H/s
I'm mining BCN... But I've tried on XMR and the hash value is more or less the same.
So the most I can with this graph is the 300 to 400 H/s?
So the most I can with this graph is the 300 to 400 H/s?
You should get 440-450h/s on XMR with 2/4gb 560's. I am running very low power on 1150/1950 clocks on this 560 rig and hashrates are: 440 442 443 443 443 443 443 443 443 444 444 442
I have a card Radeon rx560 4gb.
I'm testing and I can't get Over "306H/S"
How do I get this card values from KH/s?
Many reports that this letter can 10/12 KH/S...
How do I get that? I'm using Win10 64 and "Claymore CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v 10.2 Beta-POOL"
Can someone help me with the settings?
I'm testing and I can't get Over "306H/S"
How do I get this card values from KH/s?
Many reports that this letter can 10/12 KH/S...
How do I get that? I'm using Win10 64 and "Claymore CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v 10.2 Beta-POOL"
Can someone help me with the settings?
Sounds like you're not doing your homework...not differentiating ETH, ZEC and XMR
I have a card Radeon rx560 4gb.
I'm testing and I can't get Over "306H/S"
How do I get this card values from KH/s?
Many reports that this letter can 10/12 KH/S...
How do I get that? I'm using Win10 64 and "Claymore CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v 10.2 Beta-POOL"
Can someone help me with the settings?
I'm testing and I can't get Over "306H/S"
How do I get this card values from KH/s?
Many reports that this letter can 10/12 KH/S...
How do I get that? I'm using Win10 64 and "Claymore CryptoNote AMD GPU Miner v 10.2 Beta-POOL"
Can someone help me with the settings?
Really, ok. It is PowerColor red dragon 4 gb 2 fan card.
I can send you the ROM and help you test it if you want to.
I can send you the ROM and help you test it if you want to.
Sent you PM
Really, ok. It is PowerColor red dragon 4 gb 2 fan card.
I can send you the ROM and help you test it if you want to.
I can send you the ROM and help you test it if you want to.
Thanks 
My only regret is that we didn't check if some Hynix based RX560 uses real 7GHz memory...
I'd like to see what result would that card give...also, trying some elpida or samsung one
My only regret is that we didn't check if some Hynix based RX560 uses real 7GHz memory...
I'd like to see what result would that card give...also, trying some elpida or samsung one
I opened on egg mine mine last weekend. It was R2C. I think thats the OC 6000. I didn't open any of the other 2 because I bought them at the and time. They should be the same.
No, R2C is real 7GHz part...what model and manufacturer?
Thanks
My only regret is that we didn't check if some Hynix based RX560 uses real 7GHz memory...
I'd like to see what result would that card give...also, trying some elpida or samsung one
My only regret is that we didn't check if some Hynix based RX560 uses real 7GHz memory...
I'd like to see what result would that card give...also, trying some elpida or samsung one
I opened on egg mine mine last weekend. It was R2C. I think thats the OC 6000. I didn't open any of the other 2 because I bought them at the and time. They should be the same.
Thanks
My only regret is that we didn't check if some Hynix based RX560 uses real 7GHz memory...
I'd like to see what result would that card give...also, trying some elpida or samsung one
My only regret is that we didn't check if some Hynix based RX560 uses real 7GHz memory...
I'd like to see what result would that card give...also, trying some elpida or samsung one
I also paid Branko to assist with my bios as I was targeting higher XMR speeds. Definitely worth the ETH if plug-n-play bios are not working for you, and you are having trouble pinning down timings with these picky hynix cards. Branko was friendly and helpful, and I never felt that he was going to run away with my eth, or that he was impatient or tired of working with me.
Just be aware that variations in cards can affect results. One of my sapphire 560 4g OCs bumped up nicely to 440 from 320h/s with his timings, while the other identical card was resistant to anything but very loose timings at a high clock rate, and still couldn't get past 400.
It seems that the OC cards from various manufacturers that are using overclocked hynix memory can be tough to tweak and vary from card to card.
Just be aware that variations in cards can affect results. One of my sapphire 560 4g OCs bumped up nicely to 440 from 320h/s with his timings, while the other identical card was resistant to anything but very loose timings at a high clock rate, and still couldn't get past 400.
It seems that the OC cards from various manufacturers that are using overclocked hynix memory can be tough to tweak and vary from card to card.
It can't...and don't believe everything you read on the net
With all this talk about the Vega 56 accepting an Vega 64 bios, I was wondering the same thing with the RX 560. Anyone ever try flashing a 570 or 580 bios in there?
No
If you have to compare it, the most similar situation would be unlocking RX460 into RX560
You can also flash rx470 to rx570 and rx480 to rx580, and thats it
Thanks for the heads up. Is there any point in moving to the RX 5xx series? Hash improvements?
Also, I just noticed this...
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3399810/flashing-rx470-570.html
"My RX470 is voltage limited somehow, can't go beyond 1340mhz on any voltage, even when I can hit 1340mhz on stock, I once flashed it with RX480's bios (I was testing if I could enabled disabled cores) and then with RX480's power limit, I was hitting 1400mhz easily."
Apparently you can flash the RX470 to an RX480 or RX580... it looks like the same thing as the VEGA. Now I am really wondering if the 460 can be flashed to the 470 etc.
damn, both times NO. where is the patcher?
btw.
I did modify the bios on some RX 580 and that worked without patching drivers and saved bios from GPU-Z, so I thought that must be something different not working on my side
Patcher:
https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-AMD-ATI-Pixel-Clock-Patcher
Up to the certain AMD driver there was no need to patch drivers (about 1y or so ago, I think)
GPU-Z is not 100% bad, its just random if it'll mess up saving BIOS...its usually when
you save bios and its size is 512KB instead normal 256KB size
thx Branko, the patcher did the job, but the patched bios was dissapointing. no increase somehow.
With all this talk about the Vega 56 accepting an Vega 64 bios, I was wondering the same thing with the RX 560. Anyone ever try flashing a 570 or 580 bios in there?
No
If you have to compare it, the most similar situation would be unlocking RX460 into RX560
You can also flash rx470 to rx570 and rx480 to rx580, and thats it
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