Since theres not much info about this GPU, lets post various coin/algorithm hashrates here: ETH: 15.5 MH/s with Claymore 9.7, ETH only ZEC: 110 H/s with claymore 12.5 Zcash miner, raised to 158 on Claymore 12.6 MONERO: 459 h/s claymore cryptonote miner 9.7 beta ETH/DCR dual mining with Claymore 9.7: 15MH/s ETH, 298MH/s DCR ETH/SIA dual mining with Claymore 9.7: 14.9MH/s ETH, 198Mh/s SIA decred with sgminer: 444MH/s cryptonight with sgminer: 500h/s (so preferable instead claymore cryptonight) Signatum (skunkhash) with official sgminer 8.3MH/s Signatum (skunkhash) with prospector0.9.6MH/s SIA only with propspector 0.10 485MH/s kawpow 6.5 MH/s at 1150/1850 hynix...so probably 7-8MH/s with micron Edit (micron memory only): 16.3 MH/s ETH with Claymore 10.0
493 H/s monero with Claymore 10.2Monacoin: 16.1MH/s lyra2rev2 algorithm Calculator for popular coins: https://goo.gl/UMhxErPower consumption (out of the wall): ethash: 55Wcryptonight: 35W |
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Jesus there are some greedy people in this thread.
Trying to sell modded BIOS' for 0.1BTC or 0.85 ETH - fuck the fuck off!
It takes 5 minutes to watch a youtube video (or search a forum, this thread is a good start) and mod & flash these BIOS' yourself.
Then a bit of effort to test and tweak your cards, which if you are serious about this is a joy not a burden.
As if miners aren't taking the piss out of each other enough already with the resale prices of cards (saw somebody on Ebay asking £500 for a 4GB RX470 Nitro+ just last week) now they are trying to cash in on newbs for something that they could do themselves with 5 minutes of research.
Where has the team spirit gone?
I'd agree with you about a week ago, now when I see someone asking 0.85 ETH or 0.1 BTC, I cheer them and say "go for it" |
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Definitely luck as it seems, have 2 same cards (SN is just +1) and one card is definitely little worse. Honestly, for now makes heat most problems for me, as in my rig I have cards right side by side (because of PCI-e slots are so close to each other and still waiting for PCI-e riser to solve it. I dont actually think that +0,5-1mh/s matters considering time spend with tuning bios (I guess you will agree).
Ethereum-wise, probably not...I guess its just toying with technology...much more people use RX570/580 cards and I often saw people going from 29.8 to 29.9 and cheering it as some kind of victory Just check threads about those cards  I have similar configuration as you do, 2 cards in my PC, and one in main pci-e x16 conenctor have heat issues too, as rest of system is very hot 8320E CPU and also very hot motherboard VRMs... Everything should run much betetr on pci-e risers during this hot summer (32C in my PC room) |
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If anyone interested, I can offer bios for Sapphire RX560 4GB OC - now @ 14,7mh/s zero incorrect shares for me. Honestly, there is no 100% BIOS for anyone as each card is quite different (I have 2 and with one, I just cannot reach more than 14,4mh/s with 0 incorrect shares).  For 0.01ETH  Hynix or micron memory? |
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The R7 290 is a DDR3 card, so I doubt it would be very efficient at mining Ethash, which is a memory intensive algorithm. There is a R7 290X card that has DDR5 memory and supposedly gets ~15 MH/s. ZEC would probably be a better option for that card. http://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/comment/19394/#Comment_19394IMO, you would be better off going with a RX 560 or 1050 Ti cards, that get ~14 MH/s on ETH and are much more power efficient. R7 290? Where you found such a card? And why respond about it when original poster asked for r7 240? The R9 290 is a much better card, so R7 240 probably a couple MH/s on ETH at best. Yes, but you were talking about some mysterious r7 290 with DDR3? |
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Has anyone successfully configured MSI RX 560 Aero 4GB OC Edition (Hynix)? If so what are you getting for speeds for ETH?
My Gigabyte RX 560 hynix is doing 13.5 ETH / 350 decred... hi Branko...what strap timing have your change? do you also have the 1:xxxx and 2:xxxx timing straps? mine is also hynix (HIS RX560 4GB OC)...don't know what setup will i change with it because my gpu always hangs up when i tried to modified most of the settings...thanks I always modify 2000 strap only , because thats what I'm shooting at...that way if it fails, AMD drivers always go back to original 1750 strap safely ...Gigabyte doesn't have 2 sets of straps, but for cards that do, You have to change just one that is relevant for memory on card |
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The R7 290 is a DDR3 card, so I doubt it would be very efficient at mining Ethash, which is a memory intensive algorithm. There is a R7 290X card that has DDR5 memory and supposedly gets ~15 MH/s. ZEC would probably be a better option for that card. http://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/comment/19394/#Comment_19394IMO, you would be better off going with a RX 560 or 1050 Ti cards, that get ~14 MH/s on ETH and are much more power efficient. R7 290? Where you found such a card? And why respond about it when original poster asked for r7 240? |
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Has anyone successfully configured MSI RX 560 Aero 4GB OC Edition (Hynix)? If so what are you getting for speeds for ETH?
My Gigabyte RX 560 hynix is doing 13.5 ETH / 350 decred... |
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So I can suppose that is a RX 460 inside a RX 560 case... is this a fraud from Sapphire? The label ON the board says SKU# 11267-01 also
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If I'd be you, I'd surely be pissed about it, as AMD clearly states what is considered RX560: http://www.amd.com/en/products/graphics/radeon-rx-560so there should be no cards like yours |
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Hello Everyone,
Can anyone please share me the timing straps for MSI RX 560 Aero 4GB?
Any help please
Not until you run gpu-z and check memory type (hynix, micron or samsung) |
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EDIT:
there are 2 types of RX 560 card from sapphire:
11267-00 --> 90W edition
11267-01 --> 45W edition
Maybe the SAD edition (the 11267-01) has only 14 compute units...
No, 45W version is the one without external PCI-E connector, so its restricted to draw max 75W (from board) while 90W one can use max 150W (75W from motherboard and 75W from PCI-E 6-pin connector) Radeon RX 560 Radeon RX 460 Shaders 1024 vs 896 Compute Units 16 vs 14 TMUs 64 vs 56 |
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I bought 4 -NEW- Sapphire RX 460 unboxed from a sealed box...  Strange then, that someone modified them at factory...still good rate, 3 out of 4 460s transformed into 560s is OK in my book But why did you say 560s in your original post? Yes, I said Sapphire RX 560. I paid for 16 CU But in previous post you said "I bought 4 -NEW- Sapphire RX 460 unboxed from a sealed box... Sad " Whatever...460s have 14 CUs and 560s have 16 CUs...draw your conclusions form that fact |
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I bought 4 -NEW- Sapphire RX 460 unboxed from a sealed box... Strange then, that someone modified them at factory...still good rate, 3 out of 4 460s transformed into 560s is OK in my book But why did you say 560s in your original post? |
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Hi guys, I have 4 Sapphire rx 560 cards and but also a problem with one of them: when the Claymore SW starts it indicates that 1 of them has only
14 compute units
whereas the other 3 have
16 compute units
I was wondering if this is a configuration problem or a problem related to the card hardware...
Any help?
Thank you in advance
Sounds like you bought modded RX460s, but mod didn't work well on one of cards |
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Just with softwares, i'm gonna try to get a wattmetter to see if its really true, i'm not believing either
Not true, in HWInfo program it reports for me 32W, but in reality its more like 90W (thats in reality 72W for the card itself, and 18W lost in power supply if you have 80% efficient power supply) |
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anybody buy and release this :-P
I suggest you do that, its your idea, after all  |
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I found a site where you get 2 BTC for free, just have to send them 1BTC first...is it a scam?
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I think maybe I missed something here, there are references to DIY builds that can do all of these things but I don't see where to find that information here in this thread. However, here is what I have been able to determine upon my analysis of the Minebox cost: 2x Drives found in Minebox - $600 on Newegg - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822179003HP Microserver found in Minebox - $430 on Newegg - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA6ZP3JU1624Additional Memory in 4GB Ram in 16TB Model - $29 on Newegg https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820148813Without shipping costs that's already $1060 and the Minebox costs $498 more for the 16TB Model. So roughly $500 for a custom OS with warranty and continued development to do all the things mentioned above? I'm sorry but if all they are making is $500 a shot on these things, that's not a sustainable business model as they are only making about 33% profit on each device and I'm sure after you factor in their initial R&D and continued development, that profit number dwindles. Some have indicated here that there is already an OS that does this or can do this? If so, where is the a-la-carte OS download or where is the DIY instructions? Clearly you can DIY build the hardware cheaper than the above but my question is; if there is some unknown to me way of doing things advertised as unique to Minebox, where is this information on how this is done? I ask this because right now from everything I have found, it looks like these features are first to market. It's well known that you can backup to the cloud, you can backup to external hard drives, and you can use 3rd party software to encrypt your local backups and backups in the cloud but where is the competing product that does it all in one bundle? Is this a DIY found in a place I haven't found or is this some sort of commercial product that can be purchased? So far I haven't found this bundle of features available anywhere else in one package. I know of ways I could effectively create a similar solution but that solution would not be decentralized on a blockchain using SIA or a similar architecture. I'm sure given enough time I could figure out how to make that work but candidly, I don't have that kind of time to develop such a product just for myself. Lastly, if there is a product that can purchased or DIY that I don't know about, does that same product allow you to resell your unused free space and get paid in SIA or another crypto currency the way Minebox does? Thanks |
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