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February 28, 2017, 11:23:53 AM
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I did some research on this matter and it seems that the difference between RX and previous series is that the RX cards allocates more resources for configuration space.
The only successful methode bypassing this is to modify the resource allocation in the mobo BIOS but it's not that easy.
Maybe the other way would be modding the card's BIOS disabling some unused entries in these allocation tables...


There has to be a few million GPU miners in the world. Why has no one built specialized equipment? Mobos that can run tons of cards, PSU with lots of power adapters. I'm sure a GPU could be modified to hash faster than a general GPU. Of course it would essentially become an asics market so forget I said anything.

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February 28, 2017, 02:18:55 PM
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There has to be a few million GPU miners in the world. Why has no one built specialized equipment? Mobos that can run tons of cards, PSU with lots of power adapters. I'm sure a GPU could be modified to hash faster than a general GPU. Of course it would essentially become an asics market so forget I said anything.

That is too theoretic Smiley

There are some known attempts with more or less success. You can find them here on bitcointalk from the past few years.
I think the answer to your question is that:
1. Yes, it is that much hard, that not many can do it. Also special (internal) hardware/software is required to do it.
2. Details are not made public for obvious reasons.

jstefanop leaked some info on his new hw/sw solution that will be available soon.
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February 28, 2017, 06:10:23 PM
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I did some research on this matter and it seems that the difference between RX and previous series is that the RX cards allocates more resources for configuration space.
The only successful methode bypassing this is to modify the resource allocation in the mobo BIOS but it's not that easy.
Maybe the other way would be modding the card's BIOS disabling some unused entries in these allocation tables...


There has to be a few million GPU miners in the world. Why has no one built specialized equipment? Mobos that can run tons of cards, PSU with lots of power adapters. I'm sure a GPU could be modified to hash faster than a general GPU. Of course it would essentially become an asics market so forget I said anything.

Have you heard of the panda miner?
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