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Hi, I've created a website to check & submit GPU & CPU benchmarks, as a XMR miner & newcomer (+1.5 month), I haven't found a source like this except a couple of google docs but they are outdated. So It'd be really helpful to community to count on this.


http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/
http://monerobenchmarks.info/


If you are miner, feel free to submit your bechmarks (I have already received a couple, THANKS! 8))  and they will be added (data is updated & checked twice a day). Any suggestion and feedback is welcome.

This project started here: https://redd.it/4z3z41

Edit 14/09/2016

Thanks to everyone, 40 Benchmarks total (26 GPU + 14 CPU)!

Keep submitting your benchmarks here:

CPU: http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/submitCPU.php http://monerobenchmarks.info/submitCPU.php
GPU: http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/submitGPU.php http://monerobenchmarks.info/submitGPU.php


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Edit 24/06/2017

New Domain: http://monerobenchmarks.info/

New Features added:

On this page: http://monerobenchmarks.info/list.php

Benchmarks can be listed according these parameters:

GPU
- Sort benchmarks by hashrate (High to Low)
- Sort benchmarks by hashrate (Low to High)
- Display only AMD benchmarks.
- Display only EVGA/NVIDIA benchmarks.
- Sort benchmarks by OS.

CPU
- Sort benchmarks by hashrate (High to Low)
- Sort benchmarks by hashrate (Low to High)
- Display only AMD benchmarks.
- Display only Intel benchmarks.
- Sort benchmarks by OS.

CPU Benchmarks can be searched by model here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/searchCPU.php
GPU Benchmarks can be searched by model here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/searchGPU.php

Hi,

Maybe you've heard of this spreadsheet ?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MI-ic0Os25hgGUImW54sUIjZY_pUNQNa_W8Se5pRGBs/edit?pli=1#gid=0

Your site is quite more ergonomic though.

Thanks, that was my goal.
That spreadsheet was one of the first sources I found about GPU & CPU benchmarks, however It seems It wasn't updated anymore. Yet It was a useful reference when I built website.

For AMD FX information iz not correct, 330 h/s max

Thanks, benchmark corrected.

nice job herrdrone  :)
You should add JOBLO'S CPUMINER-OPT https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1326803.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1326803.0)

in the tools page  ;)

Done! :P

After 16 hourse "Speed: 393 h/s, TotalHashes: 22229K, DevHashes: 554K Mining time: 16:00"
 8 cores FX get like 270 card.

Nice output from you. I've been searching for something for a long time, and never managed to get anything outside CPU things. Thank you !

Indeed, I own a 270 card and It's the same performance. Benchmark updated!

You're welcome 8)

r9 380 XFX 2GB/4GB  claymore 9.5  520h/s

First R9 380 card, Benchamark added!

PS: Remember GPU Benchmarks can be directly submitted here:http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/submitGPU.php

Claymore CryptoNote GPU Miner v9.5 Beta
Win7:
MSI 380 Gaming 2G   980/1609MHz (core/mem)
560h/s

Win10:
Asus 280X 3GB   1070/1600MHz
528h/s

MSI 270X Gaming 2G   1080/1400MHz
416h/s

Sapphire RX470 8G Nitro  1178/2100MHz, powerlimit - 20%
648h/s

Benchmarks Added.

Today has been really productive, 7 benchmarks added.
20 GPU's benchmarks total & 10 CPU's benchmarks total.

PS: Remember GPU Benchmarks can be directly submitted here:http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/submitGPU.php

tommorow im waiting some rx 480 8gig custom pcb, ill post results, i curious if 4gig extra will make a differnce !

Great!  8)

cpuminer-opt uses Wolf's code so it has essentially the same performance. Here's a couple of benchmarks
from v3.4.6:

i7-6700K @ 4 GHz 4 threads 280 H/s
i5-2400 @ 3.1 GHz 3 threads 170 H/s

Thanks Joblo, Benchmarks added.

Awesome!
But the grey text really strains my eyes. Could you make the text pure black please?
Thanks!

Sure, I'll do some test later and them apply changes asap.

i7 4790k@4.5ghz = 320h/s

Add cpu miner software & OS.

PS: Remember CPU Benchmarks can be directly submitted here: http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/submitCPU.php

Is the OS intended to be the OS used for the test or the OS's the miner supports? The former doesn't matter, the latter is
useful to help users pick a supported miner for their OS.

The latter, for the same reason you mentioned.

XFX 7850 1GB version, 440h/s, win8.1, claymore miner

Benchmark added!

With Calymore Cryptonote miner 9.5 and win 7:

MSI R9 380 2G - 600H/s
Sapphire R9 380 4G - 540H/s

Benchmarks added!

i7 3960,.       370h/s,104w,aida64
e3 1260l       170-190h/s, 29w,aida64
claymore CPU miner

r9nano.  732h/s

Benchmarks added!

Thanks Wolf0, Benchmark added!

hi ,could your XMR GPU miner support directly mine to exchange?

I try your miner at dwarfpool with wallet address and payment Id,but failed.

lol, I will try it again and copy prompt message,tonight.
Thanks for your work.

thanx for the web site..i will be posting my xeons benchmarks today. I'm using wolfs miner by the way.

Great  8)

I submit my rx 480, hash on your website , the hash was 620hash just to clarify that this bench was with the card just outside the box, no modded bios or tweaks on the .conf file.

R9 270x 458 h/s
HD 7950 485 h/s

CPU fx-6300 265 h/s
CPU i7-5500u 91 h/s

Add software miner & OS to submit bench.

I am running a Radeon HD 7990 and getting 1143 h/s.
Also running a Sapphire R9 290X and getting 745 h/s.
Using Claymore 9.5.

Ok, benchmarks added!

Excellent. I was looking for a website like this. I'm sure is helping a lot of people.

It would be incredible if you could make a website with different algorithms and the hashrates for each card for every algo.

Great thing you did there!

Thanks, I'll keep in mind your suggestion.

Poll Added!
If You'd like another coin's bechmark website being created by me, please vote.

BTW, Someone submitted a RX 470 bench that will not be added to frontpage. Nicehash Miner was indicated as app, and as far as I know there is no support for XMR algorytm on AMD GPU.

Please check, before submit.

CPU: Intel E5-4627 v2
Threads: 32
Hashrate: 828 H/s
Miner: TPruvot Cpuminer

CPU: Intel E5-2620
Threads: 12
Hashrate: 121.51 H/s
Miner: TPruvot Cpuminer

CPU: Intel E3-1225
Threads: 4
Hashrate: 80.25 H/s
Miner: TPruvot Cpuminer

Thanks, Benchmarks Added!

Tools section updated --> http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/tools.php

Added tpruvot cpuminer & monero official website.

Update, 48 benchs on website: http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/
31 GPU benchs & 17 CPU benchs  8)
Thanks to those who have submitted their benchs!

For those who are interested to see another benchmark website for another(s) altcoin(s), remember to vote on poll. After 10 'Yes' votes, i will open a discussion thread about it.

First post! Hi there chaps.

Gained an interest in mining at a rapid pace this passed week. Feeding my brain with as much info as possible. ;)

Running some CPU miners to get all the know-how. Compiled a whole bunch of CPU & GPU miners, both release and development versions. Even went for different checkouts, merged some different tree's and idea's i had to try out some things. Last but not least, put up some monero daemons (nodes) on a couple of servers i manage, to support the cause. ;D

Will be building a 4x or 6x GPU-rig (free power) for a friend of mine and gathered all de requirements for it, except choosing the right GPU, which lead me here a couple of days back.

Thanks for setting up a proper website @herrdrone! Sick and tired of those crappy google docs! I would love to help out if the code suits me and your willing to put it on github. Which language/framework are u using if i may ask? Can cook up something else, there are some great tools available to get quick results.

Finally, here's some hashrate info for the miners i run atm;

CPU: Intel Core i5 3230M
Threads: 4
Hashrate: 51.57 H/s
Miner: Wolf's CPUMiner
OS: Win 10 64bit

CPU: Intel Core2Quad Q9450 (NO AES-NI)
Threads: 4
Hashrate: 58 H/s
Miner: Claymore CryptoNote CPU Miner v3.5 Beta
OS: Win 10 64bit

CPU: Intel Xeon D-1520
Threads: 3
Hashrate: 82.52 H/s
Miner: Wolf's CPUMiner
OS: Debian 8.6 (jessie) 64bit

CPU: Intel Core i7 2600K @ 4.5Ghz
Threads: 4
Hashrate: 195.16 H/s
Miner: Wolf's CPUMiner
OS: Win 10 64bit

CPU: Intel Xeon E5-2687W x 2
Threads: 20
Hashrate: 897.63 H/s
Miner: Wolf's CPUMiner
OS: Ubuntu 14.04 64bit

All are added as a service, background/idle process-priority and are regularly under some load. The miners itself are natively compiled on the system (except for Claymore ofc).

Interesting note though, that last one, is a server i rent @ OVH. While it is still at Ubuntu 14.04, it's packages are all up-to-date, but i suddenly noticed the kernel didn't have any updates since it's install.
Updating or manually installing a linux-image-* packages didn't work, it kept using the old kernel. Seems OVH supplies a customized kernel on install, which has to be forced 'out of the way' before a different one is selected. Personally went from '3.10.9-xxxx-std-ipv6-64' to '4.4.0-38-generic'.

It actually gave me a boost of at least ⁺/_-100-150 H/s.
Here's more info on OVH kernel updating (http://pastebin.com/qQpEP29Z)

My current personal PC:

CPU: Intel Core i7 2600K @ 3.4Ghz
Threads: 4
Hashrate: 140 H/s
Miner: MinerGate
OS: Win 7 Pro 64-bit


Building the following mining rig soon and will post results here when it's up and running:

CPU: Intel Core i7 6800K @ 3.6Ghz
Threads: 6
Hashrate: TBD
Miner: TBD
OS: Win 7 Pro 64-bit
GPU: 3x MSI Radeon RX470 4GB
Hashrate:  TBD

Hi, glad you enjoy the website  8).

As much as i can tell you, it is placed on a free hosting plan, So I did it as simple as possible (PHP+MYSQL), it is built in a framework-like structure as I reused some scripts I already had (around 2 years without building a website). If I get some free time (I've been really busy lately) I can upload the skeleton to github.

Also, I appreciate the time you took to submit your benchs & add configuration details, that'll be really useful to everyone. I already added them to website. 

Keep mining :)

Great, benchmark added!

Can't wait to see your results, that rig looks strong  8)

Update: 65 Benchs total!
37 GPU Benchs & 28 CPU Benchs  8)

Thanks to everyone who have submitted their benchs!

 
We really need to add the consumption (TDP). This is as important as the hashrate.

I just submitted hash for gtx 660 on your site :)

Here's a cpu :

i5-2500k @ 3.30 Ghz - 3 threads - 150 H/S
Cpuminer opt 3.4.7
Win7 x64

Miner reports it's 3.3ghz but really is OC-ed and is 4.3Ghz, don't know does this matter  ;D

Edit:
I found a INTEL I5-2400 @ 3.1 GHZ on your site stating 170 H/S. Well i don't really know about that if my OC-ed i5 4.3 gives 150, how could a weaker cpu give more H/s...

Agree!

However, lastest benchmarks have improved with more details added: core/memory frequency, overclocking, etc.

Thanks, both benchmarks added!

I did a quick review about that benchmark, and It was posted by Joblo on this thread.

As far as I know, a custom linux kernel & custom flashed BIOS allow to tweak hardware to its fullest.

I just wanted to say, good job on the site, this is very useful, thank you! :)

Thanks, I really enjoyed creating this website and keeping it updated  8)

PS. I guess I Will create a second website for another altcoin, so far I've received 7 "yes" votes on poll, when It gets to 10 "yes" votes I Will open a second thread for discussion.

How on earth did /you/ get 770 out of a 4GB 480!? I can't get anything over 600 stable. Mine are Asus OC Dual and I can't find a custom BIOS. I tried a simple tweak and almost bricked it so having to do software overclocks.

Chill out kiddo. Let me clear something:

1. That isn't my benchmark.
2. You have to read again, the bench you quote It's a XFX referente 480 with 8 GB not 4 GB as you tell.
3. All tweaks, overclocking and custom flashing you do, are done on your own risk & responsability.

PS. I'm not responsable for anyone else rig, GPU/CPU failure, thermonuclear war or dead hardware due to OC, custom flashing, etc. Read & investigate before doing any change.

Please don't patronize with remarks like "kiddo". Unnecessary.

I know it's not your benchmark thus why I slashed the "you"; as in the royal you; who ever /you/ are that supplied the data for that particular card.

Slight typo on the Hash, I meant 760; which is listed as RX 480 4G 4GB using Wolf GPUMiner Flashed with custom bios.

I'm simply surprised, and intrigued how /you/ (again; the royal 'you', not actually YOU) can get such a huge gain just from a custom bios. I can only get 650 stable

Update: 100 benchmarks! (44 CPU + 56 GPU benchs!)   8) 8)

Poll: 9 'yes' votes total. One more vote and I will open a discussion thread to choose another coin to benchmark, and also create its website just as I did with monero.

"Choose GPU´s RAM" - you could add "X GB HBM memory", just as little suggestion.

Added! Thanks for your suggestion, website updated.
Feel free to share your suggestions/ideas.

UPDATE: 101 Benchmarks! (56 GPU + 45 CPU Benchs)
Thanks everyone  :)

Also added crazyearner's thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1633397.0) to webite's tools section, for those who are interested on modded BIOS for AMD & NVIDIA.

http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/tools.php

Thank you added it to https://gorillapool.com/#start

Don't thank me.
That's Wolf()'s miner software which has been around since 2014, so ALL CREDIT goes for him.

I just listed it on my website's tool section: http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/tools.php

Wolf's CPU Miner Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=632724.0
Wolf's GPU Miner Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1600363.0

UPDATE October 13, 2016:

112 Benchmarks! (64 GPU & 47 CPU Benchs)

Thanks to everyone for submitting your benchs!

Mate, thanks for great work!

I've investigated some parameters of listed cards, somewhere the TDP was incorrect (I've taken the data from official manufactures).

Also, it would be great to add another column with a coefficient of effectivity (Hash_rate / TDP) + add a feature of sorting
E.g. http://irisdigital.nl/table.htm (http://irisdigital.nl/table.htm)

Excellent, thanks for checking every card's TDP and publish the correct values.
I will keep your suggestioons in mind, I've been busy lately but I'll make some time to test some features & add them to website.

Thanks again for your time & feedback  8)

295x2 is from the wall, I don't care about manufacturer tdp.

If I mod that bios for xmr mining it will most probably do more, those numbers are for dagger optimized card.

Wonder how much wolf0 gets out of hawaii?

Same here, sapphire rx 470 4g ref @778H/s, TDP 110 is from the wall :
system Iddles at 75W (including ~10W for the car) and full operates at 175 => 110W
BTW with wolf's miner I get even 5W less.

Nota: modded bios and undervolting of course.

Yes it makes sense. Gamer's have 3Dmark so crypto users should have their own place to benchmark and show off their rigs. It will be a good way to get rid of scammy cloud mining sites since you could ask for a benchmark as proof they actually own what they say they own.

UPDATE: 131 Benchmarks (72 GPU + 59 CPU)  8)
Thanks to everyone for submitting their benchmarks!

Also, I added some features to tables:

GPU Table: Data can be sorted by RAM & Hash/second colums on ascending & descending order, just click the arrows!
CPU Table: Data can also be sorted by Hash/second column on ascending/descending order clicking on the arrows next to column's name.

11 "Yes" Votes were submitted on poll, so as I said I created a discussion thread to create another website for another altcoin(s), feel free to share your ideas on this thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1658573.0

Edit: Also Thanks to those who have sent their contributions to my address: 41zMKU66hu5bBZ7WzC8MB74ufByJ3WZE3DQB9pVUfWcZ5JUNYyFnNLDWbwaVe4vUMveKAzAiA4j8xgU i29TpKXpm42AxaYY

GPU HD 6930 @975 core - 211 h/s

CPU Core2duo 2.33 - 19 h/s

Added  8)

GPU GeForce GT 540M 35 h/s

CPU Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2670QM CPU @ 2.20GHz - 105 h/s

and

my desktop :

GPU GTX1060 0.78 MHz/s

CPUIntel Core i5 4690K 3.5GHz  - 165 h/s

Ok, please add software mining & OS to submit. And GPU GTX1060 you mean 780 Hash/s as hashrate?

i7-2600k Win7 Ultimate 64-bit:
 -  150 H/s using MinerGate
 -  250 H/s using Claymore Cryptonote CPU miner v3.5 (4 threads used)

i7-6800k Win7 Pro 64-bit:
 -  260 H/s using MinerGate
 -  360 H/s using Claymore Cryptonote CPU miner v3.5 (7 threads used)

Note that the 360 above was achieved by using 7 threads (it was getting about 330 at the default of 6).  I plan to eventually try to bump this up and see what happens but I doubt it will increase much if at all above 7 since this CPU only had 15MB of cache, and most of what I have read indicated that XMR mining relies heavily on cache, needing 2MB per thread to produce. So, the 7 / 360 is probably max for this system but I will check it eventually and report back here if there are any changes.

As you can see, there's quite a large difference in productivity between these 2 miners. Granted, MinerGate has a GUI that is quite easy to use (which is why I was on it for over 1 month due to my newness to mining).  But, once I got familiar with running Claymore's Dual GPU miner for ETH, I decided to give his CPU miner for XMR a  try and now very glad I did.  Granted, with the current price of XMR, not going to get rich off this but until a good and stable CPU miner for ZEC is released, might as well point my CPUs somewhere when not being used.
Bottom line is that anyone interested in mining XMR with CPUs should absolutely move to Claymore, since it is probably going to bump your production anywhere between 40-65%!

Excellent, good detailed analysis.
Benchmarks added  8)

Hello, Sorry for my NOOB Question ???
https://i.imgsafe.org/04fb55bc44.jpg

I do now test with a Virtual Machine to know how it is work CPU Mining. Use Wolf´s CPU Miner.
I have give the miner 5 Threads in the VM, is a Xeon, Ubuntu 16.10.

Now i don´t know is my Hash Rate total 150 +- H/s or is this the Hash Rate from one Thread. Or i have 5x 150 H/s so Total of 850 H/s +-

Mining in Moneropool and See different Hash Rates, one time 416 H/s, one time 833 H/s, other time 1,22 KH/s.

And the Last time Share Submitted says me different times, 5 Minutes, 2 Minutes, one Minute...i hope this is OK and the Machine Works right. Sorry for Posting here in the Thread, i hope i´m right and Sorry for BAD English!

hey, can you post your configuration?

don't worry about moneropool, those changes on hashrate display are usual. I mine on dwarfpool and the hashrate value is more accurate there.

If you want, you can post on Wolf's thread too: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=632724.0

Hello, it is a VPS Server with Xeon 2620v2 an i have 6 vCores. One Thread for System, and the others to test Mining. My Friend work at the VPS Provider and gives me a Simple Free Account for anything.
The individual values ​​are added together or counts only the value of a thread. Even if I want to enter the values ​​into your table

Interesting, according your previous screenshot It looks like there is only one thread on miner.

For cpu miners, It will always show what current speed it is hashing & the thread that found that share. Yet, for each CPU It is necessary to know the right amount of threads based on cpu model.

mhhh, i don´t know. I have startet with 5 Threads:
https://i.imgsafe.org/0dc2ee549a.jpg

Here are the Information from System and CPU Usage:

https://i.imgsafe.org/0dd2076f15.jpg

https://i.imgsafe.org/0dd24600dc.jpg

Did some research about your cpu and after taking a look here: http://ark.intel.com/products/75789/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E5-2620-v2-15M-Cache-2_10-GHz

I think you should increase threads, looks like that cpu can support 12 threads, try 10 first to test and keep and eye on performance & temperature.

UPDATE: 202 Benchmarks (113 GPU + 89 CPU)   8)
Thanks to everyone for submitting their benchmarks!

On tools section:

Added link to cryptomined's video about how to get started mining xmr using claymore's gpu miner.
Added link to cryptomined's store (hardware, physical coins and more). Monero Accepted.

Thanks, benchmarks added.

HAPPY 2017 EVERYONE  8)

Update: 233 Benchmarks (134 GPU + 99 CPU).

Added XMR-STAK-CPU OPEN SOURCE MINER on tools section: http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/tools.php

Thanks to everyone for submitting their benchmarks, also thanks to Cryptomined for reviewing website on this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtA8wxzl4aQ

i would love to get this mirrored to github pages

i dont have anything coded yet, but with some static site generator like jekyll with github pages support this should be doable easily

it would also be a merged website for zcash and monero benchmarks (both your sites which im aware of)

a single CORS call would be done to some server with a script (also to be included in the repo) to submit new benchmarks for this mirror

the server would also scrape your websites a few times per day and check if new (unadded) benchmarks are available

this preserves the data in the event of a failure of the current servers and makes the data available to everyone in a easy to read and use JSON syntax (in the code) as well as on the website

what do you think of this idea? if you support it a json export via php script (?) would be superb to ease the process of scraping

Interesting idea, however It requires time to make it work properly and honestly I don't have time available. I barely got time to update website, anyway thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Great job with the benchmarks. 

Things are looking up in the linux world, the new version of sgminer is tight, and works well enough under the various flavors of ubuntu 14.04lts (so far so good with xubuntu, although I wonder if mint 17.3 might be a tad better) and catalyst 15.  I think that has potential to give new life to the less expensive cards on the list.  It's easy enough to order a case of 480's off NewEgg, harder to find those bargains on ebay.

I picked up a bunch of 7850's with elpida ram for ~75 each on ebay.  Building up an el-cheapo special rig. $75 per card.  $20 MB.  $12 HP server PSU (900 watts yowsa).  $10 CPU.  Fingers crossed my crappy $10 ram works.  I dunno. 1.2 Kh/s for $472 is kinda cool, in a pathetic dorky linux sorta way.  Well let's say $482 with a nifty wooden crate, cuz I'm not doing the milk crate thing. Gotta draw the line somewhere.

I dunno that linux is any faster.  More tools in windows to fine tune the cards; with linux you gotta flash the rom (or not) and figure out the whole intensity/worksize/wathamacallit thing. (OGAG let the cat out of the bag the other day; r=c*w*4, where r is rawintensity, c is number of compute units, w is worksize. 4 if you're running 2 threads, 8 if you're running one.  There's like 40 hours of my life I want back,) Main thing is, less overhead. Gotta match that with the right cards I think. 

Not completely convinced the 7850 should be crowned the el cheapo king, but it's gotta be close

for me its either 7870/270X or 7950/7970/280/280X, got some off ebay for 40 and 60€, same idea here though i will re-purpose my existing nvidia rigs for these cards once i sold them (completely)

Looks like Pascal Coin might be a good site to start on now :)

Hey, I just saw your video on your channel, nice review as usual  8)

Been busy lately but If I manage to do some time, i'll let you know because there are no benchmarks about Pascal Coin.

Hi, nice idea for the site, but I think it needs some rethinking on colors, font sizes, icons and filters  :o

Here are my results:
cards - 2 GPU GIGABYTE Radeon RX 480 G1 Gaming 8G
hashrate - 1235 h/s
mining software - Claymore AMD GPU miner 9.6
parameters - 1300-1340 MHz / 2250 MHz, -5% power limit (~220W)
os - Windows 10 Pro, 64 bit

I might suggest to add icons to OS, cards and maybe colors to the miners, plus TDP need to be wider so info takes 1 line. Plus dropdown filters could be nice and a search field must have  ;)
I would definetly decrease the white space on the first page, so more useful info is visible wo scrolling! I am seeing in Chrome.

Good work!

Just added your benchmark, dropdown filters are placed on the top of both tables (▲▼).

thanks for your suggestions but keep in mind i like to keep things as simple as possible.

btw, added link to XMR-Stak-Amd miner on tools section --> http://monerobechmarks.byethost5.com/tools.php

Nah, drop down menu is like a menu where you select a country, for example. With this menu for GPU cards one can easily choose the model he needs, like all Radeon RX 480 and see all the data you have on them.
Now what you have is a simple sorting A..Z, 1..9, but it does the job in the long search  ::)
Yes, you are right simple things attract, but they can also be smart.

i think what you want is a filter

I dunno.  Far as XMR is concerned, my feeling so far is Gen1 is Gen1.  Got a rig with 4x7850 hasing 1.2kh/s drawing like 430 watts or so.  Any combo of three 7950/R200 is about the same.  

I get the feeling mining XMR is all about giving the compute unit good access to good memory with good timing.  According to the bitcoin wiki, cryptonight was originally a CPU protocol, and the defense against ASICS is dependency on rapid access to an amount of L3 cache that isn't practical for an ASIC.  GPU mining then is a handicap, the memory is slower and the compute units can't get at it as quickly. Going from 7850 to R9280 makes more noise but I don't see that it's doing any more work.  Granted, the 7850's have decent RAM, and elpida ram seems like it comes timed right from the factory most of the time.  And the 200's are spectacularly crappy in the memory quality department.  Boils down to paying more money for lousier RAM, basically.  

But going from a 280 to a 290 -- lousy RAM and all -- now we're talking whole nother ballgame.  My 290x smokes everything in my collection, including my 470's.  AMD said they were giving the compute units better access to memory, and they delivered imo.  

Only reason my Gen1 200's haven't been drop-kicked into the woods is because they hash Pascal like it's going out of style.  Still trying to wrap my head around that one (I mean, my kid is a senior math major, I'm like when and at what cost are they gonna start teaching you cryptography already) but I think it's one of those ethereum things, where the total amount of RAM at your disposal is a big factor.  

Only reason I haven't crowned the 290 the el cheapo king is there's too many plugs on it, and I can't figure out how to hook em up to my el cheapo HP server PSU's.  Also it's hard to cram it into a milk crate.  

Interesting stuff in the database.  Interesting lack of correlation between specs, price and hashrate.  Also interesting to see what the fancy CPU's are up to.  A Dell workstation motherboard with five PCIe slots, two E5 processors, ram and heatsinks is about $400, about what the windows folks pay for a new mb with one chip.  Wonder if that kind of hybrid is the way to go.  I'd gain about as much as adding another graphics card, albeit at a cost of probably 300w.  If I could undervolt that sucka....I dunno. Might be worth doing just to say I did it. I could put a rack of 290's on there and blow the transformer. That would be cool.

Thanks for making this herrdrone. 

Been almost 2 years since I have had one but put me a rig together this past week and got it running on Sat.  Consists of 6 MSI RX470 Gaming cards (Hynix) and at default settings it is running at 550 h/s each card on Claymores 9.7 miner.  Can someone point in right direction for some tweaking tips to try out on them?  Thx.

You're Welcome, Glad you enjoy website  8)

website down mate ?

cant open it

Yes, thanks for putting this together!
It was my go to list while shopping for GPUs.

But oh no, it's gone now!
Temporary glitch or gone for good?

Thanks.

Hi, currently got some troubles with hosting, already opened a ticket support. Around 48-72 hours until solved.

However, given this situation i'll host website on second domain to avoid this happening again. Don't worry I have a couple of backups of website shall be back asap.

BTW, you may host any static site for free via github pages https://pages.github.com/

I've put source code to JSFiddle.
For those who needs the benchmarks now.

https://jsfiddle.net/kerhaxf2/

Hi, website is online again here:

http://monerobenchmarks.info/

Also, I took time to add these new features:

On this page: http://monerobenchmarks.info/list.php

Benchmarks can be listed according these parameters:

GPU
- Sort benchmarks by hashrate (High to Low)
- Sort benchmarks by hashrate (Low to High)
- Display only AMD benchmarks.
- Display only EVGA/NVIDIA benchmarks.
- Sort benchmarks by OS.

CPU
- Sort benchmarks by hashrate (High to Low)
- Sort benchmarks by hashrate (Low to High)
- Display only AMD benchmarks.
- Display only Intel benchmarks.
- Sort benchmarks by OS.

CPU Benchmarks can be searched by model here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/searchCPU.php
GPU Benchmarks can be searched by model here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/searchGPU.php

wow new domain ?
cool mate, great job

Thanks, glad you enjoy website  8)

If you want to add Mac OS to the OS options I'll populate all my Mac hash rates  ;)

Added, Go Ahead  8)

Wow! Huge work, thanks!

You're welcome  8)

I was searching everywhere for something like this, thanks man.

Maybe make the columns sortable, you can do this automatically with many decent JS UI libraries.

It makes no sense to make columns sortable on frontpage: http://monerobenchmarks.info/

If you check menu on top, you can search:

CPU: http://monerobenchmarks.info/searchCPU.php
GPU: http://monerobenchmarks.info/searchGPU.php

Or list benchmarks according 14 different parameters: http://monerobenchmarks.info/list.php

XFX RX 550 4GB  315 h/s
Stock Settings
Claymore 9.7 -h 512 -A 4
Win 10 x64
AMD Crimson Relive 17.4.4
Motherboard Biostar TB85 with 4GB DDR3
HD Kingston 60GB SSD


I'm hobby mining and experimenting with low power cards.

So far it looks like these use 34W each at the settings above.

I know the motherboard with a Celeron with this video card idle draws 56 W at the wall measured with a Kill-A-Watt.

It measures 90 W at the wall with card at 315 h/s. So I assume 34 W per card at full load.

Just ordered 5 more of these and some powered risers to populate all six PCIE slots.

Getting 1875 h/s under 300W is ass kicking.

I will build it and report back.


~BCX~

CPU MINING
MinerGate
AMD Ryzen 5 1400 3.2GHZ (never tried overclocking it)
Around 70H/s

I have 50H/s on my laptop i5-4210H :D
TRy XMR-STAK-CPU

Excellent, just added your GPU to website  8)
Indeed 1875 H/s under 300W is great, thanks for all details.

I agree with Matthew, try XMR-STAK-CPU to get better results (220 H/s according previous benchmark submitted): https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/5lsfgt/xmrstakcpu_high_performance_open_source_miner/

BTW, added link to Matthew's modding thread on tools section: http://monerobenchmarks.info/tools.php

I can get about 540 H/s on a GTX 1060 3GB with 1709 core clock @ 0.813V and 4400 mem clock. POwer consumption is about 45W - 50W for the card which is really good imho.
Does anyone can provide results for a undervolted RX470 incl. power consumption?

Just one question: what's your mining software?

XMR-Stak-NVIDA

Thanks, just added your card.

Gpu GT 520 continues mining or it is not updated?

Hi, website is already 1 year old since It started as a project(https://redd.it/4z3z41) and For this Anniversary I've added some features.

On this page: http://monerobenchmarks.info/list.php new parameters were added to previous update:

GPU
- AMD Benchmarks GPU - RX 500 Series (Highest to Lowest)
- AMD Benchmarks GPU - RX 500 Series (Lowest to Highest)

CPU
- Only AMD RYZEN Benchmarks (Highest to Lowest)
- Only AMD RYZEN Benchmarks (Lowest to Highest)
- Only Intel XEON CPU's Benchmarks (Highest to Lowest)
- Only Intel XEON CPU's Benchmarks (Lowest to Highest)

Also date has been included on listed benchmarks, GPU Search (http://monerobenchmarks.info/searchGPU.php) and CPU Search (http://monerobenchmarks.info/searchCPU.php).

Thanks to everyone for submitting their benchmarks and sharing suggestions  8)

Intel G3900
XMR-stak-CPU
33.7 hash/s

This is impressive hash per dollar... and watt. I assume stock vbios?
Can it be modded with better timings?

With 6x GTX 1060 3GB you will get 2.760 H/s at ~360W which is more efficient. Only from a cost perspective, the AMD will be better.
A GTX 1060 can do 460 Stock and 530 with mem OC (Samsung). When pinned to 0.8W, it draws about 55W. With mem OC, you get 3.180 H/s.

Add OS. Optionally you can add parameters & TDP.
You can submit directly here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/submitCPU.php

Wow, thanks. I will link the benchmark site too.
I need to rewrite the guide for SRB also.

Does anyone run these CPUs and can give me a clue about their performance?

Intel Xeon E5-2667 v3
Intel Xeon E5-2673 v3

Many thanks in advance. Based on your website I'd expect them between 940 H/s and 1000 H/s

Can you post the link to this graphic card you were talking about the XFX RX 550 4GB

Consumption per card probably is rather 40W than 34W as you have to add some watts idle consumption. 34W is just the delta between idle and load.

Have you tried memory OC on these cards?

I just brought this XFX Radeon RX 550
My System
Dell optiplex 9020
Windows 7 64 bit
cpu i5-4670 3.0GHZ
Ram 16 GB

Software Claymore 9.7
XFX Radon RX 550 - 36 watts - 258 H/S
With the Dell optiplex 9020 and XFX Radon RX 550 - 70 watts - 258 H/S

I've wrote new guide for mining Monero, hope you'll like it.
[GUIDE][AMD][NVIDIA][CPU][XMR]How to Mine Monero + Miners Download Links ⛏ (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2126975.0)

My rig run with four rx550 4gb from sapphire with 1253H/s. Hole system needs about 230W, but I need to undervolt with wattman, actually I don't work really. In the next days i get two new cards for my hobby rig 🙂

Excellent guide, added to website  8)
Thanks for adding link to monerobenchmarks.info

Hi guys, I already submitted my results but also want to share it here as well:

6x PowerColor Red Dragon RX 480 4GB (Samsung)
1266/2100MHz @100W (for 4 cards, other 2's mem speed have to be reduced to 2000 and 2050MHz)
Ubuntu 16.04
XMR-STAK-AMD
Config settings - Intensity: 1024, Worksize: 8/256

Results: 4,890 H/s (811~819 H/s per card)

I mod each card's BIOS individually in Windows, test for stability then use it in Ubuntu. Using Ubermix 3.1's memory timings which I think helps a bit with the Hashrate.

Helps a bit? :D Only around 20% improvement in hashrate :D

Been messing around a bit with the PCs I've sitting around the house

Core i7-7000 -> 290 H/s on xmr-stak-cpu, four threads
GTX 1080 -> 640 H/s with xmr-stak-nvidia +1000 MHz Memory Clock +200 MHz GPU Clock 50% TDP-Limit, threads 50, blocks 40

Core i5-2500k -> 200 H/s on xmr-stak-cpu, three threads
HD6870 -> 160 H/s on xmr-stak-amd

840M -> 62 H/s on xmr-stak-nvidia
Core i7-4510u -> 115 H/s xmr-stak-cpu, two threads

Wondering what's the best cheapo upgrade for the HD6870 currently, for gaming first and mining second leaning towards the RX560 4GB or GTX1050ti 4GB.

Hi guys thanks alot for the hard efforts.

I need help in choosing the best GPU option.

I am building my first mining rig and decided to go for Monero, I found the GPU benchmark list helpful but I am wondering what is the best choice available in case I need to mine different currency in the near future. take into consideration that the cost of kw/h is 0.006 usd so it nothing and I am looking to invest around 20-30k usd.

Do I go for the 8gb or even 12gb cards, does the size of a single card matter, or I can just substitute 12gb for 2x6gb. I would like to spend the money efficiently and build up the operation slowly, I believe its better to choose a system and just duplicate it.

 Would really appreciate the help.

Thanks

Depends on your goal: get a maximum hashrate with as few cards as possible, then you should go for Vega or GTX 1080Ti. If you want to get the maximum hashrate for the money invested, then cards like the RX570/580 or GTX 1060 are a better investment imho. But you then need more systems for the same hashrate of course, and each system brings additional costs for board, CPU, PSU etc.

That is the issue I am trying to get the right mix and hopefully build the most efficient operation.

Electricity is out of the equation, whats i am left with is the value of the card versus the production of hashrate.

Then I would go for RX580 or GTX 1070. They have a comparable hash rate if the RX is tweaked, depending on the algo the one or the other is faster. RX580 should be cheaper though. For me (0.30 USD per kWh in Germany) power consumption matters a lot, so the RX was no option as the Pascal based cards are a lot more efficient when fixed to low voltage. My GTX 1060 only use 45-50W for monero mining while producing around 530 H/s, RX570 had over 100W and hash rate was not much better without BIOS mod.

Thank you for your help  :)

Best mining monero with Vega...

reference -> https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/monero-mining-performance.12116/

2x Intel Xeon E5-2697 V3 = 1301H/s
2x Intel Xeon E5-2667 V3 = 1090H/s

My E5-2670's outperform the benchmarks on that page using xmr-stak-cpu, so you might see numbers maybe 5% higher if you use xmr-stak-cpu.

It seem for Intel CPU, the monero hash rate is around 70-75 h/s per 2MB L3 cache
My results:
i5-4660: 6MB => 3 * 70 = 210 h/s
E3-1231 v3: 8MB => 4 * 70 = 280 h/s

Dual E5-2667 20MBx2 = 40MB => but E5-2667 v3 have only 8 cores (I do not count threads here) so: 8 * 2 * 70 ~ 1120 h/s

Base on my calculation, Dual E5-2697: 14 cores / 35MB = 14 * 2 * 70 ~ 1960 h/s
Maybe I'm wrong

6x Sapphire RX 560 4GB (Micron), 1625 strap @ 1875Mhz, core 1230, win 10 x64
sgminer 5.5.5 (ri:504, ws:8, g:2)

~2400 h/s @ 360W

Hi, this is my XMR mining data.

CPU: Intel Core i7-4810MQ 2.8GHz
Os: win 7
APP: MinerGate v.7.0
H/s: 110
TDP: unknown

BTW, could you tell me whether "8X SAPPHIRE RX VEGA 64 8GB HBM2" in your table means EIGHT GPU?

Hi, does "6x" mean six GPU or just part of its name?

Hi, indeed it is a rig with 8 GPU's. Same applies for other benchmarks on website, for example: 6X, 2X, 4X or X4, X2.

Also, GPU benchmarks can be directly submitted here:  http://monerobenchmarks.info/submitGPU.php

And CPU benchmarks here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/submitCPU.php

This whole 6x/8x thing made the site difficult to use for no reason whatsoever. What's the point of these? It's not like using more GPUs somehow changes the overall hashrate (per card). People want to know hashrates for particular cards/settings, and not someone's 6x rig's total hashrate. It's extra work at least to divide the results, and in case of different brands/settings it's not even possible to figure out the exact hashrates. Some results are just borderline retarded now like "2X 7950(3GB), 1X 7970(3GB), 1X RX 570(4GB), 2X RX 580(4GB)" or "1X MSI R9 390 + 2X ASUS R9 390X +1X ASUS RX 480 + AMD RYZEN 5 1400". Who thought those would be of any use to anyone?

I kind of understand how it came to this — the site owner probably wanted as many results posted as possible — but it turned the site into a difficult to use mess.

It is even more difficult as many people mod or OC their card, but don't mention it in the description. Also the power consumption values are of no use, some just use what is displayed in GPU-Z which has nothing to do with consumption at the wall...

Honestly, the last messages on this site & reddit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxDsWRzc734

this site is +1 year and before people started submitting GPU benchmarks up to 3 cards, Many CPU benchmarks where submitted with 2-4 CPU's in the same rig and there was no complain about it.

Suggestions & improvements are welcome, whining is not.

Sorry dude but the site does suck with all the useless multiGPU stats. I totally agree with wacko. People don't want to see what the highest hashrate someone can hit in a single rig.  They want to know what performance to expect out of a given card to see if that card is meeting the "benchmark" or to see what hashrate they can get out of a card they want to purchase.  If you want to showcase the fastest rigs, put that in a separate page for top rigs or something.

Not whining here, just saying that I would use your site more if it met the needs i'm describing.  Would also be nice to sort or filter by GPU/CPU type.

That conversation is over.


Guess you haven't checked the 12 different filters related to CPU nor the 11 filters related to GPU available here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/list.php

Edit: added GPU filters.

Hi!
Please note that CPU search is not working correctly.
I was trying to find "Xeon E3-1220L V3" but the result was "only alphanumeric characters allowed". But many CPU are listed with "-" . If I list all results I can scroll to E3-1220 but it is not a fast thing to do. Please allow "-" in the search pattern or at least prevent usage of it when submitting results.

PS Thanks a lot for your work, really useful

Fixed, thanks for your suggestion.

Currently working on some improvements, will update website after all is ready.

Hi, I just updated website to improve data view & reduce bandwidth.

GPU & CPU tables are now different on home page (http://monerobenchmarks.info/index.php), changes done:

• By default on both tables, benchmarks will be sorted alphabetically by model (GPU/CPU). Sorting can be changed by clicking on a different column's name.
• By default on both tables, benchmarks will be sorted by 10 entries and can be changed on top left.
• By default on both tables, benchmarks can be searched using "search" field on top left.
• Added date column on all benchmarks.

On "List Benchmarks" section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/list.php) section :

• Added listing by Date on GPU & CPU Benchmarks.

As usual constructive suggestions & improvements are welcome.

Thanks to all who has sent contributions to website's address: 425uMjdim9w29jAR4zwTYZQvwkSPDdLV28Tob6mcrUREhri1f6Psxx54rtK6G1gJut3VAWhsYR5jeGJ fYtpn7bzPARp5e3h

Hi,
Constructing a small rig.
With similar priced AMD and NVIDIA, going with AMD would be better?
Please suggest, I find AMD generally have higher hashes on benchmark.

Hi, AMD cards perform better on cryptonight mining than NVIDIA cards.

Also, when choosing a GPU/CPU from website, my advice is to average all benchmarks of that hardware (GPU/CPU), and do all math based on that number. I'll have to implement that on website.

You can use this mining calculator to estimate your earnings: https://www.monero.how/monero-mining-calculator

I added it to website, keep it mind you can submit GPU Benchmarks here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/submitGPU.php

And CPU Benchmarks can be submitted here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/submitCPU.php

This isn't wining, its the truth.  I actually came here to comment on the multi-gpu submissions but looks like others have recently beat me to the punch.  I don't know if I would use the term "difficult to use for no reason whatsoever" but I would say that if you want to keep multi-gpu submissions then you should make a section for single benchmarks.  A benchmark is supposed to be a point of reference used in comparison.  When the top 3 results are multi Vega 64 rigs, it makes it impossible to see what card is actually the king.  As for multi-cpu systems, that is totally different.  There are different Xeon models that are meant to be used in multi cpu configurations.  It would still be nice to know the single chip performance, but its not as necessary as with the GPUs.

I should just build a new benchmarking site where people can actually see the configurations used to achieve the results.

* whining


I don't accept crap (whining, bitching, trash-talking, offense, childishness) from anyone. Seems like a lot of people have a really bad habit of writing as they think, without checking twice their statements. Guess some toddlers here have lost their pacifiers prematurely.

I accept suggestions as some people on this thread & reddit have done correctly, backing improvements with arguments. I started this website as a project to help community and It will always be like that, and website will keep improving in the same way.

More features (data filters, statistics) are on the way (as It always have been), they will be added when they are finished and properly tested.

  I also don't like a bit multi-gpu data, especially for systems containing different GPU in single rig. I'd like to have option to separate multiple-gpu and single-gpu benchmarks, for example some checkbox (multiple GPU system) and some filter option for already available list options. Much better - an option to save multiple GPU to single rig benchmark with separate data for every GPU or just overall hashrate for the rig. But I understand that resulting input interface need a good piece of work for programming and much more effort from users. Even now many people have a hard time submitting their data (:-)). 

Hello,

sorry for my english i am french :X

in http://monerobenchmarks.info/searchCPU.php

I am not found :

- Xeon E6540
- Xeon E5-2403
- Xeon E5-2420
- Xeon E5-2450
- Xeon E7-4820
- Xeon L5520

Here is a non-exhaustive list, do you have any advice on a chosen Xeon?

Thanks a lot
TheDrLucky

newbie here, buying home pc (for gaming and other non crypto stuff) that can mine also

how are these specs:

AMD 12x3.5GHz with water cooling (is this good ??), 64GB DDR4-3000, ASUS GeForce GTX 1080Ti 11GB GDDR5X, 500GB M.2 SSD + 2TB HDD, ASUS Zenith X399 (USB3.1, Sound, Intel LAN) Windows 10
cost 5000USD


Thank you so much for your replies up front  ;)

Not only that's not the CPU's name but the amount of cores multiplied by clocks (which is about the same as saying "i'm buying the car v6*220hp", instead of saying the actual model name), but this is also the wrong thread for this kind of posts. This is about a particular website where monero benchmarks are posted, and not a thread for noobs asking help with choosing their gaming pc.

The cpu in the rig you're describing is AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1920x. It is a pretty fast cpu for cryptonight mining. It's not the best choice for gaming though where intel 8700k is noticeably faster. But if you're willing to sacrifice some gaming performance for significantly higher mining performance then sure, go with the 1920x.

noted! tnx wacko

Just a feature suggestion. If a user can submit own bios, it would be good option

Nice suggestion  8) will announce it when It is added to website.

Guys, Since I am absolutely a noob in this mining gig, can you please tell me if 800 h/sec is ok for mining monero on an amd 8350 + a g force 1060 6gb ?
I am using xmr stak.
Link to the print screen: https://ibb.co/nOSaPm


Thank you

Anyone have results for Sapphire Nitro+ RX570 8GB ?? Samsung and Hynix memory. I only got 750~800 H/s running at 1300/2150MHz with intensity to 1024.

I was hoping a little more because I got 890 H/s per card for the PowerColor RX480 4GB Samsung... Any advice would be appreciated!

RX570, 4G, Hynix 1250|2150|950mV - 940 H/s. I opted for stability, not maximum performance. Check for better timings recommended.

Yea, I applied timing from here http://www.overclock.net/forum/67-amd-ati/1604567-polaris-bios-editing-rx5xx-rx4xx.html (http://www.overclock.net/forum/67-amd-ati/1604567-polaris-bios-editing-rx5xx-rx4xx.html) and is currently mining ETH at 31-32MH/s, 1150|2150MHz too, but I don't know why it is not performing well on XMR. I tried playing with the Overclock settings, but it crashes if I bump clock up for more than 1250MHz..

Intel Core i5-3330S

cpu average 100-110 h/s on minergate via mac desktop

gpu not available

i seem to clock higher speed averages when viewing through the minergate android app. not exactly sure the issue.

Hi, long time since last website update. Based on some good suggestions & ideas, I've added new sections to improve data browsing & benchmarks statistics.

New links on menu:

Multi-GPU Rigs

AMD MULTI-GPU
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/multiGPUAMD.php) is for rigs with 2 or more amd cards of the same type (brand, model & memory).

AMD MULTI-GPU-MIXED
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/multiGPUMAMD.php) is for rigs with 2 or more amd cards of different type (brand, model or memory).

NVIDIA MULTI-GPU
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/multiGPUNVIDIA.php) is for rigs with 2 or more nvidia/evga cards of the same type (brand, model & memory).

Multi-CPU Rigs

DUAL XEON RIG
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/multiDUALXEON.php) is for rigs with 2 xeon processors.

QUAD XEON RIG
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/multiQUADXEON.php) is for rigs with 4 xeon processors.

Single GPU Rigs

AMD GPU Benchmarks
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/singleAMDGPU.php) is for rigs with just one amd card.

NVIDIA GPU Benchmarks
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/singleNVIDIAGPU.php) is for rigs with just one nvidia/evga card.

AMD & NVIDIA GPU
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/singleAMDNVIDIAGPU.php) is the 2 sections above together.

Single CPU Rigs

AMD CPU Benchmarks
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/singleCPUAMD.php) is for rigs with just one amd processor.

INTEL CPU Benchmarks
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/singleCPUINTEL.php) is for rigs with just one intel processor.

AMD & INTEL CPU
This section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/singleCPUAMDINTEL.php) is the 2 sections above together.

Statistics

GPU Stats
On this website's section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/gpuStats.php) you can check average, max and min hashrate of some cards. Vega FE, Vega 64 & 56, RX 580, RX 570, RX 560, RX 550, RX 480, RX 470, RX 460, GTX Titan X, GTX 1080, GTX 1070, GTX 1060, GTX 1050, GTX 980, GTX 970, GTX 960, GTX 750 and more cards to be added.

CPU Stats
On this website's section (http://monerobenchmarks.info/cpuStats.php) you can check average, max and min hashrate of some CPUs. AMD Threadripper 1950X, Ryzen 7 1700/1700X, Ryzen 5 1600/1600X, FX 8300, FX 6300, i3-3220, i5-2500/2500K, i5-3570/3570K, i5-6600/6600K, i7-2600/2600K, i7-3770/3770K, i7-4770K, i7-4790K, i7-6700K, i7-6700HQ, i7-7700K and more processors to be added.

As usual i thank everyone who recommends & contribute to this website. Also i appreciate those who have sent their contributions to website address: 425uMjdim9w29jAR4zwTYZQvwkSPDdLV28Tob6mcrUREhri1f6Psxx54rtK6G1gJut3VAWhsYR5jeGJ fYtpn7bzPARp5e3h

Anyone can help also pointing some hashrate to dwarfpool (http://dwarfpool.com/xmr/address?wallet=425uMjdim9w29jAR4zwTYZQvwkSPDdLV28Tob6mcrUREhri1f6Psxx54rtK6G1gJut3VAWhsYR5jeGJfYtpn7bzPARp5e3h)

MSI RX460 2GB bios mem strap modded 1250-2000     492hash
SAPPHIRE RX550 4GB mem strap modded 1100-1850   380hash

I dont know why they rx550 only does 380, i see other people do 420 with it.

I have GPU and CPU support. How can I mining XMR coins. I want to start mining, but I don't have any idea about this. If you have any tutorial, please suggest.

Take a look at this guide: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2126975.0

Feel free to submit your benchmarks here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/submitGPU.php

I agree 460s are better than 550s.

This is a great reference to XMR miners, really nice to have.  That being said, some of the information listed is potentially misleading.
Looking at the E7-8867L hashrate speeds, I find speeds that contradict info. from other sources.  There are two entries claiming 5k+ h/s
There's one that's 1200 h/s which matches more closely values I've seen for other E7 chips.

What's being done to take done to validate hashrates?

Similar problem when folks post power consumption.  Sometimes they publish hashrate of 2x 4x CPUs but only include 1x power consumption.

About this case in particular (e7-8867L), actually i remembered someone posted about this cpu in particular and how to get ~1200 H/s:
https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroMining/comments/7ahx7u/mining_on_quad_socket_e78867l_using_xmrstakcpu/

You mentioned other sources, you should have mentioned. As long as you are not shillin neither spamming, as other have done on this thread instead of creating their own post.

To validate this and other benchmarks I am always reading miner findings as the one I mentioned above, sometimes some invalid entries skip YET they always get corrected. And It does not invalidate other benchmarks.

Asus r9 290

Moded Bios
GPU Clock : 1050
Memory Clock: 1450
+25 mV
Threads: 3
Intensity per thread: 456
sgminer: Appx 870 H/s (numbers fluctuate over and under)
Xmr Stak win64 all in one: 880 H/s

Intel i7 4790
4 Threads
325 H/s

Thanks for sharing, yet GPU Benchmarks for monero are submitted here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/submitGPU.php

And CPU Benchmarks here: http://monerobenchmarks.info/submitCPU.php

5* ROG STRIX RX VEGA 64
nanopool
Average Hash-rate: 9460 H/s

Hi, long time time since last post regarding http://monerobenchmarks.info/

On October 18, hard fork was successfully done and POW changed from Cryptonight V7 to Cryptonight V8.

According these changes done on Monero's POW Algorithm and possibles changes on future.

I decided to add a column on all tables of website named "POW" to label benchmarks by POW's version when submitted (CN, CN-V7 or CN-V8). Right now, some hashrates are different from CN-V7 but I think It is just a matter of time until performance is improved, as It was already done for VEGA 64 to get 2Kh/s on CN-V8 as It is detailed on this reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroMining/comments/9pwedo/guide_to_reaching_2k_2020_hs_on_cryptonight_v8_on/

Also updated mining software list that supports CN-V8: http://monerobenchmarks.info/tools.php

Thanks  8)

Also, UI improved for mobile & tablets! 8)

https://imgur.com/a/veyinTz (https://imgur.com/a/veyinTz)

Small update

On every section (single GPU AMD, single GPU NVIDIA, INTEL, DUAL XEON, etc) a PDF button was added that exports & download to PDF file current page viewed of table.

And new ARM Processors section added to website: https://monerobenchmarks.info/armPROCESSORS.php  8)

Monero successfully forked yesterday, POW changed to Cryptonight-R/CN-V9.

Check out this list of mining software updated for Cryptonight-R/Cryptonight-V9: https://monerobenchmarks.info/tools.php