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Released WildRig 0.19.0 preview with RX 5700 series support. Here some results for stock Sapphire RX 5700 XT(better results can be achieved with undervolt)
blake2b - 2.1GH/s
lyra2v3 - 72MH/s
lyra2vc0ban - 65MH/s Download and DetailsCan anyone provide numbers for vega 64 / radeon vii in order to compare? |
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I think that below 0,015 BTC LTC is currently underpriced and above 0,025 its overpriced.
After the halving these two limits should move up a notch maybe by 0,05.
What do you people think?
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After the start of sales of new products from AMD - Radeon RX5700XT, the first information on the capabilities of these cards in mining cryptocurrency began to come. And this is not what many counted on, because All current versions of miners either do not work with this card or give a very low hashrate. At the moment, we managed to launch testing of the Radeon RX5700XT on the miner Phoenix 4.2 and Lolminer 0.8.3 and the test results were much worse than one would expect from video cards of this level. Most miners are primarily interested in the performance of Ethereum's cryptocurrency mining cards on the Ethash algorithm, where AMD cards have traditionally always had a significant advantage from competing Nvidia solutions, so well give the test results for this mining algorithm first.
The Radeon RX5700XT hashrate based on the Ethash (Ethereum) algorithm:
Phoenix 4.2c - 4 -4.5 MH / s
The result of 4 MH / s per second can be called frankly weak, since significantly weaker RX570 / 580 video cards use 29-33MH / s for this algorithm
For other Equihash, Cuckatoo algorithms, the situation is the same.
The Radeon RX5700XT hashrate on the Eguihash 192.7 (ZERO) algorithm:
Lollipops 0.8.3 - 0.67H / s
Hashreyt Radeon RX5700XT on the Eguihash 144,5 Zhash (BitcoinGold) algorithm:
Lolminer 0.8.3 - 0,2H/s
Hashreyte Radeon RX5700XT on the algorithm Cuckatoo31 GRIN31 (GRIN):
Lolminer 0.8.3 - 0,1H/s
It is the new RDNA architecture that should be blamed for this failure. All current miners for AMD video cards are optimized for the previous GCN architecture, and to fully unlock the potential of the new generation of AMD video cards in mining, you will have to be patient until the first miners with optimization for Navi video cards with RDNA architecture appear.
That's a complete cut and paste, and tells us nothing new. I see Claymore has a card and is testing it, which is excellent news. Fingers crossed we get RDNA mining figures soon... I say that it is pretty much guaranteed, knowning claymore's reputation What I fear is that we small miners will get a cut version and large mining farms a much more efficient one. When others start to build code for RDNA then competition will force everyone to provide good performance to the public too. |
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I think 50-60 Ethhash will be possible.
Ram subsystem is fast enough.
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Hello.
I am an already verified member living in the EU.
I have not yet ordered a card because I want some info.
Please take note that I am mostly interested in ATM withdrawals.
Can I do ATM withdrawals in European Union with your Union Pay international card?
As I can understand Union Pay international is already available and Shipping correct?
Mastercard has yet to ship?
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Author disappeared...
LOL last time online was today. How you came to the conclusion that the author is disappeared? He more than a week didn't answer in this theme... And? This is not the first time, he didnīt answer for long time. How long claymore didnīt answer in his threads? Claymore didn't answer during time when he didn't work on his miner... If phoenix suspended development of his miner - it's bad... Not really , we have claymore  35 mh/s on a rx 580 its pretty nice . Phoenix double kernels always faster than Claymore. And now when exists AMD Memory Tweak Tool for Windows, we can use REF parameter wich is the same as rxboost on Claymore miner. So lower devfee+double kernels = 1-2% faster. Only new drivers support need to be updated. 19.4.3 is the last full supported at now by Phoenix miner. Which command do i need to run double kernels? |
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Can we see some estimates for c31 and c29 for different GPU's
I am mostly interested for AMD 570/80
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Was very skeptic about GRIN money supply at the beggining. Thought it would inflate the market too much.
After some thought i realized that 160 million coins in 5 years time is not much, how many ethereum are there already?
Then another thought came, these coins are the ULTIMATE HOARDING coins.
Nobody knows how much you have, nobody can see you move it.
No Satoshi effect here.
Individuals and corporations (legitimate or no) can HOARD and move huge quantities of Grin with no side effects.
This could create a situation that if no new coins come through at a steady rate, the market would starve for liquidity.
Any thoughts on this?
Am I right?
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I will move out from grinmint due to low hashrates reports.
I am between sparkpool and f2pool any opinions?
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Any idea why i am getting an average 8 Gh/s on minerbabe and Greenmint reports only 4Gh/s?
29 Rx 570's with 8 GB vram & 2 Vegas
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so the only wallet is through linux vm?
Does a "serious" exchange support this yet?
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Is there info about anyone preparing a c31 solution for windows?
I know that their is no working solution, just wanted to know if its being worked on...
Right now its only Minerbabe on linux that supports g31 on GPU's ?
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Is there an ANN thread in bitcointalk.org or the official grin forum?
because I feel uneasy of trusting them without any user comments.
Could be a virus chest.
Well I haven't found one, but I think that GrinPro's team is related to Ace miner: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5097693.0Both miners passed my security check, but that doesn't really say much. Ace is apparently a ripoff of GGM. Grin Pro is from the GGM dev: https://grinpro.io/Who says that Grin Pro is from GGM dev? Is there anyone to vouch for this miner? |
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No it's not paid, it's with a fee as usual. https://grinpro.io/Running it on my Vega64, 3.1-3.2 G/s, best speed so far on AMD cards. That said, for NVDIA chipsets, GMiner 1.22 is out as of yesterday, giving similar speeds with the latest version of bminer, 1080ti=6.2 G/s Also it does not require Cuda 9.2 or higher  Is there an ANN thread in bitcointalk.org or the official grin forum? because I feel uneasy of trusting them without any user comments. Could be a virus chest. |
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I just started mining Grin in grinmint.com (Win10, AMD). I've created account in BitForex, as this seemed like the most straight-forward way to get a wallet address where I can send the mined coins (when confirmed etc).
Can somebody who has already went through that explain the process - once there are mined coins in GrinMint, how to get them in BitForex with min.risk?
Another question - I saw some topics for Bminer being the fastest miner. I have AMD cards, so it doesn't work with them, right?
RX 580, 8GB gives me ~ 1,5 gps - is that OK, good or bad?
It was a pretty efficient spot to be w/ GGM. Grin Pro (basically new vers of GGM) gives a massive bump to 2 gps w/ same settings. Where can one find this Grin Pro miner, is it a paid version? I found the GGM here https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinGoldMiner/releases |
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is there a comprehensive thread for mad gpu grin minning?
these days everything seems so cryptic, back in the day everything was in the ANN post!
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If I'd had a crystal ball I may have bought a Vega or 3 instead of all my 1070s but I reckon 3600 h/s @ 500W is pretty good no?
You can get that speed with 2 vegas @ 400W total power (cpu not hashing) Not in Cryptonight-heavy. About 1400 per Vega in that algo. 1070s seem on par with Vega in Cryptonite-Heavy to me. However 5 RX 570's can easily get 4000-4300 with about 500-550 watt. |
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Is there an option to autorestart miner if hashing stops or falls below a specific thresshold?
my cryptonite heavy rigs have this problem where pool forcibly disconnects then they go to "SWITCHING ALGORITHM" and just stop mining until i restart the miner!
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Is sunny king back on development of Primecoin or just for a consulting role in the upcoming primecoin foundation?
PS. The Bitcoin Prime project seems to have exit scammed....
They decided to build on top of primecoin instead of forking. That is really a much better path forward and more sustainable. It is a very smart decision and primecoins future is looking brighter now then it have for years. That was a month ago. now they suddenly disappeared They said so for weeks before they took down the bitcoin prime discord and deleted the web page. There is a new primecoin discord up now. They didn't disappear suddenly. Links please |
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Is sunny king back on development of Primecoin or just for a consulting role in the upcoming primecoin foundation?
PS. The Bitcoin Prime project seems to have exit scammed....
They decided to build on top of primecoin instead of forking. That is really a much better path forward and more sustainable. It is a very smart decision and primecoins future is looking brighter now then it have for years. That was a month ago. now they suddenly disappeared |
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