Title: NVIDIA GeForce GT 555m Post by: WaterTrooper on April 11, 2012, 03:24:11 PM Im newer to the whole Bitcoin idea. I have looked at some of the GPU lists of how much hashes I should be producing. I'm currently getting around 14.32-20.0 MH/s.
If anyone has a similar graphics card would you please post your stats. Title: Re: NVIDIA GeForce GT 555m Post by: runlinux on April 11, 2012, 04:03:34 PM that looks about right for what you should be getting with that card.
As you may already know, nvidia is the pits for mining bitcoins. Title: Re: NVIDIA GeForce GT 555m Post by: WaterTrooper on April 11, 2012, 05:19:58 PM Is there any reason why that is. Its currently a mid gaming laptop with quad core.
I might need to make another thread but I'm moving into a new place this month and I'm looking to make a mid range mining machine. Title: Re: NVIDIA GeForce GT 555m Post by: Electricbees on April 11, 2012, 05:24:19 PM Is there any reason why that is. Its currently a mid gaming laptop with quad core. If you are making a mining machine, you are going to need ATI-based video cards. Nvidia's strongest factor in graphics is it's floating-point math, where the bitcoin algorithm only uses integer math (ATI's strong suit)I might need to make another thread but I'm moving into a new place this month and I'm looking to make a mid range mining machine. It's all about the architecture of the cards, and I could explain further, but I would get it wrong, and someone else would correct me... ::) Basically, get an ATI card, throw into desktop, and you are good to go. Title: Re: NVIDIA GeForce GT 555m Post by: WaterTrooper on April 11, 2012, 09:55:56 PM Does it matter if I buy a top of a line graphics card for $1000 or $2 decent ones for like $150 each?
Title: Re: NVIDIA GeForce GT 555m Post by: Electricbees on April 12, 2012, 12:11:56 AM Does it matter if I buy a top of a line graphics card for $1000 or $2 decent ones for like $150 each? Google "mining hardware comparison." Look at the results and decide for yourself.As of now, the best Mhs/$ card is the 5830, and the best mhs/watt is either the 5970 or 7970. Title: Re: NVIDIA GeForce GT 555m Post by: wachtwoord on April 13, 2012, 08:10:38 PM Also, it is not economically viable mining with the card you have now. It costs much more in electricity than it brings you in earned Bitcoins.
You can of course mine at a loss just for the hell of it (and helping to protect the network :)) |