I bought an RX580 GPU and I wanted to know which coins are profitable with RX580.
I appreciate your valuable advise.

what Windows build exactly ? what Claymore ?
did you tested if DAG 186 or 187  will work ? , test command = EthDcrMiner64.exe -benchmark 186

asus rx570 expedition, 8x all hynix memory
bios edited by one click timing, core 1100, memory 2022, -181 undervolt @29.1 megahash eth, 830 cryptov7 monero
8x power draw at wall 1020 with all other parts of system
each gpu draws 80 + 35 watt for risers I guess

Here's another rig I have running Cryptonight-Heavy with GGS 1.3.7 alpha. This rig has 10x RX 570 8GB Nitro+ but somehow Windows 10 detects them as RX 580 after upgrading to Adrenaline 18.4.1



and my GGS settings:



Those churning ~820 h/s are Samsung DDRs and the rest at ~750 h/s are Hynix

I haven't toyed with the Memory Timings, kind of scared to fuck up my cards.

Anyone can help me improve my hashrate please? 

Will be happy to give a tip (0.005 BTC) if someone can help me get them to ~900-1000+ with stability.

The following are some pool-specific options that new Hash Auger users may not be aware of:

The following are some configuration tips that can help new users setup Hash Auger for use with pools that have unique configuration options.

MiningPoolHub

• If you are using the pool's auto-exchange feature, the Subtract Exchange Fee option on the pool's Pricing tab can be used to include cost of auto-exchanging in the algorithm-switching calculations when comparing estimates for different pools.
• Users with many GPUs may want to try enabling the Include Auto Switch Port option (also on the pool's Pricing tab) to mine on MPH's 17xxx ports. These ports tend to have a higher difficulty than the 20xxx ports Hash Auger uses, but may be profitable for users mining with significant hashing power.

NiceHash

• Use the Subtract Exchange Fee and Wallet Type options on the pool's Pricing tab to deduct these fees from NiceHash price estimates. This helps to provide more accurate comparisons to other pools that do not charge these fees.

Zergpool

• Consider enabling the MC Parameter on the Pricing tab to mine specific coins on Zergpool versus mining on just the auto-switch ports. You can still auto-exchange to BTC or LTC, but the software will calculate the most profitable coin per algorithm instead of using the pool's auto-switch port. Since these coins are not always the same ones currently mined by the pool's auto-switch ports and have differing levels of usage, they are sometimes more profitable.
• The Include Auto-Switch Ports option can be used to enable or disable use of Zergpool's ports that automatically switch coins for each algorithm. Hash Auger users can enable both options to have the software compare prices between both individual coins and the auto-switch ports to see which has the best prices. Alternatively, the auto-switch ports can be disabled when the MC Parameter is used to avoid mining on these more heavily-used ports.

Thanks. We will look at the problem.

 I wonder if anyone else is experiencing the same issue. If yes, please let me know.

The sp-mod private is around 10% faster than the enemy 1.09 miner. I will add some more opensource speed, and then add the more speed in the private bin.

Try using lower dpm stage (powerstage level in OC settings)

9x 1060 3G Etherium 205 MH/s at pool (24.5 peaks reported on all cards at 75W)
2x 1050 (yeh really) on QC5000M (AMD APU) with XMR-Stak for Monero 678 h/s at 50W

I'm a lazy bum using miningpoolhub (autotransferring to LTC and then to FIAT) which seems to hurt Equihash since the coin flippityflop switching is too slow, sensitive or something.
And the 1060 3G i have seem to have decent memory (no windows in sight to check which), not the 19MH/s crap.
A 1080Ti needs a boner pill to beat a pair of these 1060 on Etherium

In Linux it means 80W not 80%

Hi.

Mininum 8 Gb. gpu's can mine Zero, i have also 1060 6 gb they not working anymore.