Thanks! I just got the two today and had totally forgot about Afterburner. I believe I might not have enough power to actually power the two unless I undervolt (which I am going to). Because without undervolting, their clock rate fluctuates even below stock. However, when I undervolt -96 but increase power limit, I can only go up to 1070MHz before it gets unstable. Very unfortunate. Oh well, at least I know what the next purchase will be.

When I undervolt, however, I do get 30.5 MH/s ETH and 610 MH/s PASC (dcri 40) per card though, so thanks!

Edit:
What kind of benchmark program is that?

How are you getting 30.5 MH/s ETH + 600 H/s PASC? I just got two Fury's and I'm not getting close to that with 15.12 drivers.

When it comes to ZEC mining, new drivers have a lot less hash rate. At least that's what happened on one of my RX 480's. It was hashing at about 2/3 of the possible rate. When I reverted back to the older drivers, it started hashing as it should.

That's my personal experience with it anyway, and with both Claymore and Optiminer claiming that to be the case, then I'm assuming that's what happened.

My 470 8GB Nitro does 28.5 MH/s ETH + 285 H/s PASC.

Just don't put anything if you want the fee for Claymore (and mine faster).

Are you using the latest version of Atiwinflash? Make sure you're not using the one from 2013.

That sounds like it could be it. I'll give it a go, thank you!

Edit: That worked! Thank you so much, you're awesome!

Thanks, but I'm unable to get it to work. I've got a 480 Nitro 4GB with Elpida memory. I can flash new roms just fine but the GPU then gets error 43 in the device manager. All posts and guides I can find regarding this issue says to replace a specific file (atikmdg.sys), however, that fine simply doesn't exist on either PC I have AMD cards in. So I'm out of luck it seems.

Yeah, seems to be about the same-ish timeline for me. Though I'm only missing like 5 PASC, so I don't really care, but I still created a ticket as well. Not because I really want it back, but because of principle. But when it comes to you, then yes, you should definitely get it. It can't just "disappear", can it?

When I asked in their "Trollbox", a mod claimed that it would "sync" when they re-enabled deposits. That hasn't happened yet, however. Hopefully it's just delayed, but you never know.

And I'm in a whole different situation. I also have an RX 480 (though 4GB) but I can't get it mining ETH above 22 MH/s. It doesn't matter if it's mining ETH only or ETH+PASC (or anything else). I can get 22 MH/s ETH + 400 PASC without going below 22 MH/s (at -dcri 36) but I can't get ETH mining higher.

Any ideas?

Edit: Not even overclocking helps. Still stuck at 22 MH/s.

While it's possible to deposit to Poloniex now, I still haven't received two deposits from almost 48 hours ago. Three new ones after that has been credited to my account but two older are still missing.

Does anyone else have this issue?

You're awesome, thank you! Although there's currently no other miner that's better than the one you're using (perhaps Nicehash's Excavator but that one only works for Nvidia cards, which I've been using on my GTX 1080).

Thank you! That's the two cards I've ordered as well. I'm a bit disappointed though, seeing Claymore claims to have his v12.1 running at 450 Sols/s on a Nano. I was under the impression that the Fury is a faster card than the Nano?

Now if only someone is mining PASC or maybe some different ETH dual mining at max speed that would be great.

sgminer is using an absurd amount of CPU for me on Nvidia cards, but almost nothing on AMD cards. I switched over to Excavator on my Nvidia cards and it was fine.

Thank you for the reply! However, while you've certainly reduced the energy consumption, I'm interested in the highest possible hash rates since my electricity is free. If you or anyone else has any up-to-date hash rates when not clocked for low wattage, that would be great!

Thank you

Hello,

I've been asking around in a few threads but haven't received an answer, so I feel forced to create a thread about it. Hopefully I'll get a quick reply and can close it so I won't clutter up the forum as much. Sorry.

Long story short, I've gotten a fairly decent price for two Sapphire R9 Fury Nitro's and am tempted to purchase them for mining. Electricity is free and I've got more than enough power from my PSU to power them both.

So I'm wondering what the current hash rate (as of writing) is for ETH, PASC, XMR and ZEC.

I've been googling for hours the last couple of days but haven't found a single recentanswer for them. The only one I've found is regarding ETH+PASC from a single user who claims to get 30.5 MH/s ETH and 600 H/s for PASC when dual mining with the new 8.0 version from Claymore. Other than that, it's all old posts and we all know how quickly things can change. For example, posts claiming to get 150 Sols/s isn't really up-to-date.

Nicehash's calculator isn't really helpful either.

Thank you for reading!

No, it's not. Or if it were, they quickly disabled deposits again before syncing the chain.

I'm not at home right now so I can't tell you the exact clock rate, but I only increased the core clock with +150 compared to stock on an Asus GTX 1080 Strix Gaming. I increased power limit and voltage as well, since I don't need to care about electricity. I used Nicehash's Excavator on Nanopool.

Does anyone have an R9 Fury? If so, what's the current hash rate for ZEC with the latest miners? Also, does anyone know of any custom bios for those?

Thank you!

Does anyone know the current hash rate for R9 Fury? I'm mining with a GTX 1080 at about 1340 H/s, would two Fury's match that or should I mine something else with those instead?

I got a good price on two Fury Nitro's so I went for it.