Who ordered the AMD Radeon VII? Lets make a list of Miners / Hashrates / Coins - page 20.

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Quote from: VoskCoin on February 07, 2019, 03:58:40 PM

For anyone trying to get these still, the Sapphire listed sold out, but ASUS is now available to pre-order -- http://geni.us/YdyU
MSI just came in stock also -- http://geni.us/LlC11

Couple scalpers popping up on eBay too, above are at MSRP

Above links contain referral?

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Also curious to see the wattage and the performance in other algos. I haven't mined anything EThash based in over a year now. Might be worth selling 470/570s for these.

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Quote from: VoskCoin on February 07, 2019, 03:58:40 PM

For anyone trying to get these still, the Sapphire listed sold out, but ASUS is now available to pre-order -- http://geni.us/YdyU
MSI just came in stock also -- http://geni.us/LlC11

Couple scalpers popping up on eBay too, above are at MSRP

Thanks for the Amazon link. I ordered one even though it was temporarily out of stock. Fomo'ing to break even with electric is the new hot thing to do in crypto. Honestly I'm just bored and want something to tinker with in bear trend.

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For anyone trying to get these still, the Sapphire listed sold out, but ASUS is now available to pre-order -- http://geni.us/YdyU
MSI just came in stock also -- http://geni.us/LlC11

Couple scalpers popping up on eBay too, above are at MSRP

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Quote from: woodaxe on February 07, 2019, 01:56:15 PM

Dont forget when etherium fork happens end of this month the reward goes down from 3 eth to 2 eth so even if these card get to 110 m/hs you will still be loosing a lot of $$$$

The market and nicehash tends to flatten out the usd earnings for most coins to be close to the same. Yes you will get less eth unit earnings but usd earnings should be flatten out with the rest of the coins.

One can always mine etc and sell for eth. If there are any big differences. Hence market will always level things out.

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Quote from: jstefanop on February 07, 2019, 02:13:08 PM

Quote from: huntingthesnark on February 07, 2019, 11:52:07 AM

Elephant in the room is power usage, surely. 90mhs is all very well, but if it's eating 300W to do it then...

Thats what I figured this would do with ETH, and thats un-optimized (this thing has so much memory you could load 4-5 separate DAGs on to it), so it could easily push 100MH.

Big thing here is power though, especially in the current market. Underclocked it will probably be able to do 100MH @ ~ 150-200w which is huge.

Thats half the power of the bitmain ASICs and 570s.

Price wise it sucks, but if your paying high electricity (over 10c/kw) then just the power savings alone per year is worth it, especially if your "upgrading" from 570s.

I can't imagine that ETH would be the most profitable thing to mine with these... I'm waiting to see some real results on other algorithms before making my buy. These seem like a no-brainer of a purchase when compared to the 2080ti, but I'd like confirmation first. After many years of GPU mining, I've had so many headaches related to the software powering AMD GPUs, they'll have to come with something really great for me to choose them over Nvidia on my next purchase.

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Quote from: huntingthesnark on February 07, 2019, 11:52:07 AM

Elephant in the room is power usage, surely. 90mhs is all very well, but if it's eating 300W to do it then...

Thats what I figured this would do with ETH, and thats un-optimized (this thing has so much memory you could load 4-5 separate DAGs on to it), so it could easily push 100MH.

Big thing here is power though, especially in the current market. Underclocked it will probably be able to do 100MH @ ~ 150-200w which is huge.

Thats half the power of the bitmain ASICs and 570s.

Price wise it sucks, but if your paying high electricity (over 10c/kw) then just the power savings alone per year is worth it, especially if your "upgrading" from 570s.

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Dont forget when etherium fork happens end of this month the reward goes down from 3 eth to 2 eth so even if these card get to 110 m/hs you will still be loosing a lot of $$$$

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Quote from: Elder III on February 07, 2019, 01:28:21 PM

Someone messed up at newegg last night and listed an XFX model for $599.99 ( $100 cheaper and 12 hours early too). Sadly they sold out before I could buy one.

That 90 hashrate on Eth is pretty sweet, but I think CNH is where these will probably shine the most. Of course with mining profits rather poor in general it would be hard to buy more then just one for testing right now (for me at least).

that's kind of where I'm at, want to get one to play around with and if somehow its record breaking . . maybe splurge on another! lol all w/ dreams of breaking even within a year Huh

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oh man these seem very under supplied. i was not able to get my hands on one of these so will wait like everyone else to see mining results. gaming wise they seem to be on par with rtx 2080 which is nice. mining wise they are looking quite promising. 90 mh for eth is strong.

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Quote from: Metroid on February 07, 2019, 01:02:00 PM

Quote from: chafer99 on February 07, 2019, 11:59:59 AM

Yes, but 3 x RX570 eating 350-400W (~85mh/s).

what is the point saving on electricity and paying 100% more in advance, i mean you can get 3 x rx 570 for $350, so basically you can get 6 for the price of a radeon vii but like you said electricity, but pay attention, electricity you pay every month for each card, this $350 you will pay at once, so basically imagine you paying $120 concerning electricity + $120 for the card itself, it doubles. So it boils down to, you pay $350 more at once for the radeon vii or you pay those same $350 on electricity for few years for those 3 x rx 570.

I see both sides here, but at least w/ the VII you have the latest and greatest card

it's like an army of 1050 TIs vs a 1080 TI, I'd like the 1080 TI Cheesy

My point was to explain both sides, for me there is no better decision there, you win here and lose there in both ways, in your case you say the latest and greatest card hehe

Quote from: Marvell2 on February 07, 2019, 01:11:51 PM

Surprises me that ppl are still buying cards , all my cards are paid off but no way am I buying more lol

I guess it depends how the market is, I myself think whoever buys this card for mining thinks crypto currency prices will rise a lot for gpus like this to be profitable. You see but that is also the problem, as the price rises and so the difficult, you cant win here.

I think some coins price will rise few times this year. I believe eth will at least reach $800 this year.

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Someone messed up at newegg last night and listed an XFX model for $599.99 ( $100 cheaper and 12 hours early too). Sadly they sold out before I could buy one.

That 90 hashrate on Eth is pretty sweet, but I think CNH is where these will probably shine the most. Of course with mining profits rather poor in general it would be hard to buy more then just one for testing right now (for me at least).

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Surprises me that ppl are still buying cards , all my cards are paid off but no way am I buying more lol

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Quote from: Xazax310 on February 07, 2019, 12:48:58 PM

Really wanted one for my own testing was hoping since there no more "miner craze" unlike the Vega 56/64 I'll be able to pick one up on launch... yeah right. AMD straight up lied about Inventory.
"This morning AMD has released an official response to these rumours, claiming that the company expects to meet demand from gamers, declining to release detailed production numbers"

https://www.pcbuildersclub.com/en/2019/01/radeon-vega-vii-allegedly-less-than-5000-units-available-for-launch/

https://www.overclock3d.net/news/gpu_displays/amd_responds_to_radeon_vii_short_supply_rumours/1

it is very frustrating, my order w/ newegg was voided T_T -- was able to place a pre-order here (amazon ref link) on the sapphire model -- only option I still see taking orders ATM http://geni.us/SNwu

Quote from: Metroid on February 07, 2019, 01:02:00 PM

Quote from: chafer99 on February 07, 2019, 11:59:59 AM

Yes, but 3 x RX570 eating 350-400W (~85mh/s).

what is the point saving on electricity and paying 100% more in advance, i mean you can get 3 x rx 570 for $350, so basically you can get 6 for the price of a radeon vii but like you said electricity, but pay attention, electricity you pay every month for each card, this $350 you will pay at once, so basically imagine you paying $120 concerning electricity + $120 for the card itself, it doubles. So it boils down to, you pay $350 more at once for the radeon vii or you pay those same $350 on electricity for few years for those 3 x rx 570.

I see both sides here, but at least w/ the VII you have the latest and greatest card

it's like an army of 1050 TIs vs a 1080 TI, I'd like the 1080 TI Cheesy

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Quote from: chafer99 on February 07, 2019, 11:59:59 AM

Yes, but 3 x RX570 eating 350-400W (~85mh/s).

what is the point saving on electricity and paying 100% more in advance, i mean you can get 3 x rx 570 for $350, so basically you can get 6 for the price of a radeon vii but like you said electricity, but pay attention, electricity you pay every month for each card, this $350 you will pay at once, so basically imagine you paying $120 concerning electricity + $120 for the card itself, it doubles. So it boils down to, you pay $350 more at once for the radeon vii or you pay those same $350 on electricity for few years for those 3 x rx 570.

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Really wanted one for my own testing was hoping since there no more "miner craze" unlike the Vega 56/64 I'll be able to pick one up on launch... yeah right. AMD straight up lied about Inventory.
"This morning AMD has released an official response to these rumours, claiming that the company expects to meet demand from gamers, declining to release detailed production numbers"

https://www.pcbuildersclub.com/en/2019/01/radeon-vega-vii-allegedly-less-than-5000-units-available-for-launch/

https://www.overclock3d.net/news/gpu_displays/amd_responds_to_radeon_vii_short_supply_rumours/1

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getting 2 pieces. Still curious how power hungry they are

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Quote from: toynn on February 07, 2019, 12:18:39 PM

Seems to be already sold out on AMD and Newegg

That it is Angry

Worst part it appears to be in stock on AMD until you get to the final stage of checkout lol

Newegg looking eggtacular as always

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Seems to be already sold out on AMD and Newegg

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Yes, but 3 x RX570 eating 350-400W (~85mh/s).

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