Topic: RX 560 hashrates - page 8. (Read 27980 times)

Thanks for your reply. And how much it produces on the algo equihash at least approximately to know what figures to operate on?

If its the same algo as equihash, then no, of course not. Not even close

By far

I wouldn't buy 550s at all. Even 560s are really bad mining cards all things considered, the only reason I went for them is because 570/580 cards are ~ 3 times more expensive, and there are no affordable nvidia cards in stock anywhere (even 1050 Tis are usually $250+).

Interesting that the 550 is just as fast.

better option is to go for rx550's it turns out, they do 400 hash also with much less power consumption then the rx560.
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I just got an XFX RX 560 2GB and out of the box it did about 315 H/s on Cryptonight; after doing the one-click BIOS mod with PBE, flashing, pixel clock patching I am now doing 420 H/s without changing any of the MSI AB settings (currently at 1295 core, 1750 mem). Seemed good enough to order a 2nd, and if that one is also good then I'll fill out the rest of the 6 slots on my Onda D1800 with them and get better than a Vega 64 hashrate for about 1/2 the price. Oh, and you can actually buy it.

Good to know

RX560 are in the meantime 200 - 210 EUR.
RX550 are 100 - 130 EUR here, some are specified as 1500 and some 1750MHz memory. Did you use 2 or 4G rx550 and which brand/model?

Thanks

XMR: 482 H/s, temp: 48C, power 52W

GPU 1050/900, MEM 2150/850

ETH: 14.862 Mh/s, temp: 55C, power 67W

I had to lower MEM to 2125/850 for ETH, there where some memory errors.

PS.
Memory is  MT51J256M3 (MICRON)

So, all in all, for 35% price I got 53% of the RX 570 speed (mine RX 570s are at average doing 890 - 900 H/s XMR) at half of the power.

RX 560 is pleasant surprise for me

Where I live they are asking 450 EUR up for RX 570 4GB. I was poking around web shops hoping I will find some for 300  
Then I saw this poor thing being offered for 159.99 EUR:

"MSI Radeon RX 560 AERO ITX OC - 4GB"

No PCIe power plug, one fan, small PCB. Didn't look very promising.

Checked bitcointalk and found this topic. Got me interested, so I ordered it.

After 40 minutes of editing, flashing, overclocking here is the result:

XMR: 482 H/s, temp: 48C, power 52W

GPU 1050/900, MEM 2150/850

ETH: 14.862 Mh/s, temp: 55C, power 67W

I had to lower MEM to 2125/850 for ETH, there where some memory errors.

PS.
Memory is  MT51J256M3 (MICRON)

So, all in all, for 35% price I got 53% of the RX 570 speed (mine RX 570s are at average doing 890 - 900 H/s XMR) at half of the power.

Not bad, I think I will get couple of them if they are still available.

Thanks to all for good info in this thread

RX 560 is pleasant surprise for me

Where I live they are asking 450 EUR up for RX 570 4GB. I was poking around web shops hoping I will find some for 300  
Then I saw this poor thing being offered for 159.99 EUR:

"MSI Radeon RX 560 AERO ITX OC - 4GB"

No PCIe power plug, one fan, small PCB. Didn't look very promising.

Checked bitcointalk and found this topic. Got me interested, so I ordered it.

After 40 minutes of editing, flashing, overclocking here is the result:

XMR: 482 H/s, temp: 48C, power 52W

GPU 1050/900, MEM 2150/850

ETH: 14.862 Mh/s, temp: 55C, power 67W

I had to lower MEM to 2125/850 for ETH, there where some memory errors.

PS.
Memory is  MT51J256M3 (MICRON)

So, all in all, for 35% price I got 53% of the RX 570 speed (mine RX 570s are at average doing 890 - 900 H/s XMR) at half of the power.

Not bad, I think I will get couple of them if they are still available.

Thanks to all for good info in this thread

Hello guys, in the telegram channel saw the message that RX 560 in Linux ubuntu using Optiminer 2.1.2 for mining MNX issues a hashrate in the vicinity of 8k sol. I copied this thoughtlessly to the forum, and now I am doubted whether such a hashrate is possible?

What do you mean with  you cant share it its not public, you acting like its some kind of secret??

My msi rx460 2gb oc does 486hash stable btw, 1250/2000 clocks, and the hynix strap that was provided in this thread.

edit:

My rx550 saphire pulse 4 GB with micron memory sucks tho, modded timings and max overclock i still cant reach 400 hash, 380 hash max on 1150/1850

I will not share the bios because the timing is not public.
Using Claymore with option "-h 896"

On my lab is still not stable but one of my friend have this stable hash on 2 AERO ITX 560 4G SK Hynix H5GQ8H24MJR

I have an other bios stable ~ 450h/s still testing it for stability.

Hi, I explained how it works on the previous page, just check the top post from page 8.

Hi, these 2 straps you posted for Hynix and Micron, i am now in the polaris editor in the timings section, but it shows streps for all different MHZ ranges, so in wich MHZ Range do i put the straps you posted, at 1500mhz?

If that's a question, then no, I didn't measure the power consumption yet, got only one of those killawatt devices and it's currently not at the same location as these rx560 rigs. I'm curious about the consumption myself so I'll try to measure it in ~ a week.

I've got the following cards (all 4gb): gigabyte oc rev 2 (single fan, 14 CU), gigabyte gaming oc rev 2 (dual fan, no aux power), msi aero, asus strix o4g (aux 6pin power), asus strix o4g evo (14 CU, no aux power), asus RX560-O4G. All 14 CU cards unlocked to 16 CU, and they all came with Micron VRAM (not sure which chips exactly, the bios says it's MT51J256M32HF_60S). All 16 CU cards came with Hynix VRAM. Two types of Hynix ram mentioned in the BIOSes —H5GQ8H24MJR and H5GC8H24MJR. Out of 16 cards I've got, the three Asus 16 CU cards are the worst (two Strix and one regular O4G): their stock memclock is 1750, but all three show memory errors in HWInfo even at this stock clock! And that's even with the stock timings. First time I see something like this. Tried to google this thing, found this thread: http://www.overclock.net/forum/67-amd-ati/1636308-problem-memory-rx560-cards.html
This could explain why I'm having this trouble with Asus cards, they probably installed cheap 6 GHz memory chips on their cards, but set the clock to 1750 MHz in BIOS.. which kinda works, but not really stable = producing memory errors in HWInfo. Lowered the clocks to 1600 MHz on these 3 cards for now, 0 errors so far.
For Micron cards I'm using this strap: 777000000000000022AA1C00315A5436A0550F15B68C1506004082007C041420CA8980A9020004C 01712262B612B3715
And for Hynix cards — this one: 777000000000000022339D00CE515A3D9055111234CC440900400600740114206A8900A00200312 01E0F292F94273116
Getting very similar hashrates with these. I could test some other timings.

Hello! I finally found the owner of these cards in Linux
I am very happy. I ask you to share your bios for the results. Which miner you use and what settings? In ethOS my hash does not exceed 430 h/s.