Best GPU's For Mining?

[basv123]

Try mining with the Nicehashminer at Nicehash they pay per share in bitcoins....

[Apened]

Try mining with the Nicehashminer at Nicehash they pay per share in bitcoins....

You should read the OP post right before replying and its not a mining site .He is asking the Best GPU unit for mining purpose.

[basv123]

I have 1 RX 460 4gb.

I first tried mining GRS with easy miner, using dwarf pool. I saw my worker on their site, and was accepting blocks. I mined for 4 hours and received no coins.

Then i tried MININGPOOLHUB next with SG miner

I saw my hash rate on the website (6 mh, very low) and I saw some potential coins ive earned. I mined for like 3 hours, still no coins in my electrum wallet.

Today i check site and my potential coins are gone and no coins in wallet. I triple checked my wallet address.

What am I doing wrong?

I was replying this question and he has already a GPU but recieved no coins with mining at some pools, so that's why I advised him NH to test,
because since they pay per share you have a faster result and you know if something is wrong or not.

But eventhough thank you for your wiseness and pointing me at something that isn't relevant, get a life

[basv123]

I have 1 RX 460 4gb.

I first tried mining GRS with easy miner, using dwarf pool. I saw my worker on their site, and was accepting blocks. I mined for 4 hours and received no coins.

Then i tried MININGPOOLHUB next with SG miner

I saw my hash rate on the website (6 mh, very low) and I saw some potential coins ive earned. I mined for like 3 hours, still no coins in my electrum wallet.

Today i check site and my potential coins are gone and no coins in wallet. I triple checked my wallet address.

What am I doing wrong?

At miningpoolhub you must be aware there is an autoswitch option which can make you mine at altcoins and get paid in bitcoins or whatever.
Look into your personal account setting at Minepoolhub according the "autoswitch option"

[basv123]

I bought some MSi GTX 1080ti today but they are pretty good mining CPU's, nice profit

[BChydro]

You can view the profitability for various GPU's mining any of the major GPU mineable coins here:

http://www.mycryptobuddy.com/

Just select various GPUs from the "Hardware" drop down menu

[Akarabzie]

I've never tried nicehash before. Is it pretty easy to setup? I've got a rig of (4) 280Xs and another of (4) MSI 480 8GB being built right now.

[antantti]

Still waiting for that best gpu, I want it to shine on ethash, equihash and cryptonight. Some niche algos would be great too.

Vega?

[basv123]

Nowadays I pointed all my riggs at Nicehash, some say it's bad, some say it's good.

My experience is that it's all about average and it won't matter if you'ra at a pool or Nicehash.

The advantage of Nicehash is that they pay per share and that they pay a lot sometimes if there is a lot of demand for hashpower...

Yesterday started with some MSi GTX1080ti GPU's and they produce €4 / day

[whiteblue]

recommend from me ,, i said gpu rx series RX 470 can be choice because from price , watt and hashrate ,, i said be better than all , but you use more RX470 , ex : use minimal 3 , becuase if you use only one , i think not effisien for ROI .

[cryptotore]

These are the cards Ive mined with:
GA7950
GA 7970
Sapphire 280x
Sapphire 390
MSI 580 Gaming X 8GB
Sapphire 580 Limited 8GB

My favorite card is the Sapphire 580, based on:
-Huge heatsink, they are very quiet
-Seems to be very stable
-Dual bios
-Comes with 2 sets with fans
-Kinda sexy

[maffiamaes]

Hi Guys,

I gonna start mining and i have a budget up to 10.000 dollar.
After a lot of research if found out the Sapphire Nitro+ 8GB RX 480 should be the best option. 8gb is not neccacery for ETH, but it is for some other coins. So better pay some more for more RAM, so you never have problems mining other coins right?

Or is there a better options with this budget?

Another questions. Lets say if i dont have to pay for electricty what is then the best GPU on the market? Offcourse with a bad power usage :-)

Thanks a lot guys!

[Valiant Thor]

I'm going to go for the Sapphire Nitro+ RX 580

[maffiamaes]

I'm going to go for the Sapphire Nitro+ RX 580

Can i aks you why? If i take a quick look , it cost more money for less hashrate?

[basv123]

Moeilijk

Wanna buy new cards or used, a rack or server?

[gwestcot]

If you are mining for memory intensive ETH, ETC, EXP, and UBQ then the best cards are probably the RX 470 or RX 480. (maybe the new 5xx series) If you are mining core intensive coins like ZEC, ZCL, and LBC then the GTX 1070's are the undisputed champ.

[maffiamaes]

Moeilijk

Wanna buy new cards or used, a rack or server?

Moeilijk gaat ook.

yes i wanna buy a lot of videocards :-) I have in fact a big budget. so if there is any card out there who cost me 500 dollar but is better, then its ok for me!  I have cheap power, so in fact if one card is giving more MH/S and using a bit more power, that is the last of my concern ;-)

[Bones972]

With that kind of budget (and knowing what I know now...) I would have probably went with either GTX 1070's or GTX 1080ti's.  

You can still mine everything with them and arguably comparable to baseline Rx series cards for Eth.

I started off with RX470's and RX480's but have been steadily picking up GTX1070's and plan on upping to 1080ti's over the next few months.

[basv123]

I got 20 x 1080 and 4 x 180ti, but today my first RADEON Pro duo arrived, and if you look to the benefits and purchase value the RADEON is more profitable

[maffiamaes]

With that kind of budget (and knowing what I know now...) I would have probably went with either GTX 1070's or GTX 1080ti's.  

You can still mine everything with them and arguably comparable to baseline Rx series cards for Eth.

I started off with RX470's and RX480's but have been steadily picking up GTX1070's and plan on upping to 1080ti's over the next few months.

Can u explain me why, because i find less information about this cards and hashrates..
I just found this on internet... i dont know what you think about it?

"So the only thing that is left to do if you already got a GTX 1080 GPU or more than one and want to mine Ethereum with it is to go for Linux. Under Linux people are reporting about 23 MHS on average as hashrate for mining Ethereum on GTX 1080, a speed that is a bit higher than what you can get from GTX 970, GTX 980 or GTX 980 Ti, but still a bit disappointing compared to what you can get from high-end AMD GPUs. The GTX 1070 that we already mentioned is doing better for Ethereum should be capable of around 27 MHS under Linux (in Windows they apparently have the same low performance issues for the moment), though we have not yet been able to personally verify that. So even with the low power consumption these hashrates from the GTX 1080/1070 are not that great and when you add in the high price of the GPUs at the moment and the driver issues with Windows, you can pretty much forget about being happy with mining Ethereum with these video cards. They should be better capable for other altcoin algorithms that are not memory intensive like Ethereum and we are off to checking that next, so stay tuned for more results."