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Topic: Who ordered the AMD Radeon VII? Lets make a list of Miners / Hashrates / Coins - page 12. (Read 12978 times)

sr. member
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I've seen a couple small discounts for the first time this week ($20 or so lower).  I wonder if they will go much lower considering the manufacturer costs.

I read somewhere that they sell almost at a loss.
I had mine at 680€.



This is a good price. On Amazon, you can find it for $839.99. However, I am sure that this marketplace will reduce the price. Many competing online markets offer it cheaper. In any case, it will be a good decision to purchase AMD Radeon VII.
jr. member
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Hi folks. I have my new R7 since a couple of days ago and got these stable hashrates:
 - XMR: 3125 H/s. --> using SRBminer 1.7.9 + OC (1056 mV, Core freq 1914 MHz, mem freq 1127 MHz, power limit +20%)
 - ETH: 98.1 MH/s -->using Claymore Dual v 11.7 + same OC.
Power consumption oscillates between 215 to 265 W.
Driver was the adrenalin v 19.3.3.
Windows 10

I know that still needed to optimize OC

Hope that helps.

Coinbaker
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I've seen a couple small discounts for the first time this week ($20 or so lower).  I wonder if they will go much lower considering the manufacturer costs.

I'd probably be willing to part with mine at a small discount in order to upgrade to 2080tis if anyone was looking.
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3 x 1660 is $900 tho

If it was $250 per 1660ti I would definitely prefer those to a VII

Ya I agree.  If i was to focus on just Eth mining vega vii seems to be the way to go.  However if i wanted to mine a few other things the 1660 ti will have better efficiency and higher hashrate dollar for dollar.
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3 x 1660 is $900 tho

If it was $250 per 1660ti I would definitely prefer those to a VII
newbie
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I've seen a couple small discounts for the first time this week ($20 or so lower).  I wonder if they will go much lower considering the manufacturer costs.

I read somewhere that they sell almost at a loss.
I had mine at 680€.





I’m mining Beam on NiceHash with my Vega 7s right now. Is there a more profitable algo for them?

What is your hashrate on beam?

Around 50 Sol/s with 2 Vega 7's.  Both of them are undervolted (5%) and power limited (20%) for efficiency.

Thanks!
When you say "power limited (20%)", you mean +20% (120%)?

How perform a 2080 or 2080ti for beam?

I found this:
"MSI RTX 2080 DUKE 8GB ~30 Sol/s on beam" (don't know for the voltage)

So i think it's not the best coin for our cards.

sr. member
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I've seen a couple small discounts for the first time this week ($20 or so lower).  I wonder if they will go much lower considering the manufacturer costs.
jr. member
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So can the Vegas mine eth consistently for multiple weeks without crashing on ethereum?

I wonder what is better  and more efficient for mining ethereum.  3x - 1660 ti or a single Vega vii. From a mining farm standpoint assuming I will deduct card cost on taxes on theorfore value efficiency much higher priority than the card cost.

Agree from 179 deduction point of view, probably getting VII is a better option if mining at confined space or at home
newbie
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I’m mining Beam on NiceHash with my Vega 7s right now. Is there a more profitable algo for them?

What is your hashrate on beam?

Around 50 Sol/s with 2 Vega 7's.  Both of them are undervolted (5%) and power limited (20%) for efficiency.

Thanks!
When you say "power limited (20%)", you mean +20% (120%)?

How perform a 2080 or 2080ti for beam?

I’m sorry, old finance habit of stating negative numbers that way. Those are reductions, negative numbers. So it is meant as power limited to 80% and undervolted to 95% of default.

Thx!
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So can the Vegas mine eth consistently for multiple weeks without crashing on ethereum?

I wonder what is better  and more efficient for mining ethereum.  3x - 1660 ti or a single Vega vii. From a mining farm standpoint assuming I will deduct card cost on taxes on theorfore value efficiency much higher priority than the card cost.
donator
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I’m mining Beam on NiceHash with my Vega 7s right now. Is there a more profitable algo for them?

What is your hashrate on beam?

Around 50 Sol/s with 2 Vega 7's.  Both of them are undervolted (5%) and power limited (20%) for efficiency.

Thanks!
When you say "power limited (20%)", you mean +20% (120%)?

How perform a 2080 or 2080ti for beam?

I’m sorry, old finance habit of stating negative numbers that way. Those are reductions, negative numbers. So it is meant as power limited to 80% and undervolted to 95% of default.
newbie
Activity: 15
Merit: 0
I’m mining Beam on NiceHash with my Vega 7s right now. Is there a more profitable algo for them?

What is your hashrate on beam?

Around 50 Sol/s with 2 Vega 7's.  Both of them are undervolted (5%) and power limited (20%) for efficiency.

Thanks!
When you say "power limited (20%)", you mean +20% (120%)?

How perform a 2080 or 2080ti for beam?
donator
Activity: 4760
Merit: 4323
Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
I’m mining Beam on NiceHash with my Vega 7s right now. Is there a more profitable algo for them?

What is your hashrate on beam?

Around 50 Sol/s with 2 Vega 7's.  Both of them are undervolted (5%) and power limited (20%) for efficiency.
newbie
Activity: 15
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Have you the "compute mode" option in the radeon 19.3.3 ?

Vegas don't have the "compute mode" options displayed, they've never had one.

Thank you  Wink



I’m mining Beam on NiceHash with my Vega 7s right now. Is there a more profitable algo for them?

What is your hashrate on beam?
full member
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There's a "pill" for AMDs, works with HBM2 but has to be under Linux:

https://github.com/Eliovp/amdmemorytweak

This might allow the VII to pass 100MH/s on Etash.
jr. member
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wow, are people really buying cards for mining at the current moment??

Some people deserve going bankrupt, ohh my god.

Seems like a lot of people buying like RTX 2080/2080 Tis. Lol at them Smiley
sr. member
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Have you the "compute mode" option in the radeon 19.3.3 ?

Vegas don't have the "compute mode" options displayed, they've never had one.
member
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wow, are people really buying cards for mining at the current moment??

Some people deserve going bankrupt, ohh my god.
newbie
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Hello,

I have plugged one of my three cards.
For the moment UV to 980mV stock clocks settings.
By GPU-Z, it consume 205W average at this voltage for 90Mhs under claymore.



So, after 1 night.
Card is OK at 971mV, 1800/1050Mhz.
About 92.5Mhs under claymore with 200,5W average by GPU-Z.

I can't down more the voltage Sad

I have a strange thing with the memory clock, over 1050Mhz i do not win more Mhs!?



Have you the "compute mode" option in the radeon 19.3.3 ?
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You are looking at around 3 rx 570s for  1 radeon 7.


In what sense? 

Price-wise - at least in US, you can get 4x 570-8GB for a single RVII. 

H/r wise, ehh...  about 10% difference using efficient settings - ~90MHs for the 3x570s vs 82MHs for the RVII. 

Power - not even close when tuned for efficiency: 300w+ for 3x570s, 215w for RVII.



so you are looking at over 2 years roi before the gpus have paid themselfes  at the current situation.


Not sure how that math works out - I'm seeing ~4yrs breakeven, even at my numbers (and that's not including rig cost):

https://whattomine.com/coins/151-eth-ethash?utf8=%E2%9C%93&hr=82.0&p=215.0&fee=1.0&cost=0.1&hcost=700&commit=Calculate

That being said, I would assume that with time we will see miner optimizations making CN the better algo for RVII, just as it is for pretty much every other recent AMD GPU.  With that, we may get closer to your 2yr number.


Arrrr, my calculations were way off  Wink

A long time for ROI but as we have seen in the past price jumps can happen.
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