Topic: VEGA 56 Zcash (Read 226 times)
The question is, on which watt and noise
You should be getting 440 h/s by default on Vega56; 520 h/s optimized. With a VBIOS modification, you'll be hitting around 630-640 h/s.
Your hashrate will be heavily dependent on your cards voltage (and thus, temperature).
Your hashrate will be heavily dependent on your cards voltage (and thus, temperature).
Thanks so vega 56 can beat 1070 without problem on zcash
You should be getting 440 h/s by default on Vega56; 520 h/s optimized. With a VBIOS modification, you'll be hitting around 630-640 h/s.
Your hashrate will be heavily dependent on your cards voltage (and thus, temperature).
Your hashrate will be heavily dependent on your cards voltage (and thus, temperature).
What will it do with 1385Mhz @ 0.855 V (temp always stays under 67*C).
Any details on how much power those 630h/s need?
Why not try it?
You should be getting 440 h/s by default on Vega56; 520 h/s optimized. With a VBIOS modification, you'll be hitting around 630-640 h/s.
Your hashrate will be heavily dependent on your cards voltage (and thus, temperature).
Your hashrate will be heavily dependent on your cards voltage (and thus, temperature).
What will it do with 1385Mhz @ 0.855 V (temp always stays under 67*C).
Any details on how much power those 630h/s need?
You should be getting 440 h/s by default on Vega56; 520 h/s optimized. With a VBIOS modification, you'll be hitting around 630-640 h/s.
Your hashrate will be heavily dependent on your cards voltage (and thus, temperature).
Your hashrate will be heavily dependent on your cards voltage (and thus, temperature).
What is normal hsrate for Zcash when mining with vega 56? And what is hashrate when everything is to max?
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