Hashrate RX 570

[ak313]

asus rx570 expedition, 8x all hynix memory
bios edited by one click timing, core 1100, memory 2022, -181 undervolt @29.1 megahash eth, 830 cryptov7 monero
8x power draw at wall 1020 with all other parts of system
each gpu draws 80 + 35 watt for risers I guess

how you undervolt? i am using msi afterburner

so do I
with msi burner
testing 1050 core- 2022 memory.. wall wattage 930. ..mining ether and stable 28.6 Mh

[miningchamp93]

You can determine the hashrate of graphics card RX 570 at https://miningchamp.com/

[deksa]

Can someone please tell me the .bat command to separate undervolt on core and memory?
--vddc affects both
using mkxminer on windows 10

[boolean420]

my eth hashrate on 570 25mh/s. on 2x 1050ti = 31mh/s. better to stick to 2x1050ti

[Bigdrago]

my eth hashrate on 570 25mh/s. on 2x 1050ti = 31mh/s. better to stick to 2x1050ti

All my 570 = 31.x mh/s

[Vladimir66]

I think that the difference between 570 and 580 is not great, although I myself use 580, sapphire, limited edition. Good indicators both on consumption and on hasheds. The main thing that does not heat up practically and runs silently

580 - 31,5 m/h, on 70-80% power.

[Vladimir66]

Guys, what do you think of this claymore config for gigabyte aorus rx 570 4gb with hynix mems?

-allcoins 1 -allpools 1 -fanmin 50 -fanmax 80 -cclock 1150 -mclock 2100 -cvddc 850 -mvddc 800 -dcri 40 -powlim -30

And what do you consider are good values for eth+xvg on these little beasts?

Thanks in advance

The best card settings are pretty much on a card-by-card basis, even identical spec'd cards can have different best settings, trial and error is usually the way to find out what works best. As for dual mining, unless you have low (or free) electricity costs it's not worth it, the card will take more power, run hotter and burn out sooner.

completely agree, it is not very profitable to engage in dual mining now, because of the high complexity. I would advise you to regret the GPU and engage in the mining of one thing ... but, nevertheless, your case

[miningchamp93]

you can find hashrate of  RX 570 at following links


https://miningchamp.com/gpus/192/Gigabyte-Radeon-RX-570-hashrate
https://miningchamp.com/gpus/193/Gigabyte-Radeon-RX-570-hashrate
https://miningchamp.com/gpus/150/Sapphire-Radeon-RX-570-8GB-hashrate

[hygroscopicgymnasium3]

Why are the re-bands only after the six months or so.

[miningchamp93]

You can determine the hashrate of graphics card RX 570 at https://miningchamp.com/

Hashrate 25 MHash/s
Algorithm Ethereum
Manufacturer Sapphire
Power Consumption 130W
Core Clock 1420 MHz
Memory Clock 2250 MHz
OS Windows 7
Driver Version 17.11.4


 Description
The Sapphire Radeon RX 570 8GB provides hashrate of 25 MHash/s for Ethereum at Coreclock 1420 MHz and Memoryclock 2250 MHz while consuming 130W watts.


 Gpu Specs

The AMD Radeon RX 570 8GB is a graphics card by AMD. It comes with GDDR5 memory and has 256 bit memory interface or bus width.

Inside Radeon RX 570 8GB there is an Polaris 20 graphics processor chip which has 2048 shaders. The base operating core clock speed of Radeon RX 570 8GB is 1168 MHz and memory clock speed is 1750 MHz.

For rendering purpose it comes with 32 render output unit's and 128 texture mapping unit's.
 

https://miningchamp.com/gpus/192/Gigabyte-Radeon-RX-570-hashrate
https://miningchamp.com/gpus/193/Gigabyte-Radeon-RX-570-hashrate
https://miningchamp.com/gpus/150/Sapphire-Radeon-RX-570-8GB-hashrate

[YoutubeChannel007]

Wait until the Vega and till then don’t even bother at all.

[Muhammadaffandi10]

Are we talking about engineering sample? It shouldn't be bad, vram is cooled after all.

yes, according to you, it's not a problem

[ThePunisher49X]

I think that the difference between 570 and 580 is not great, although I myself use 580, sapphire, limited edition. Good indicators both on consumption and on hasheds. The main thing that does not heat up practically and runs silently

580 - 31,5 m/h, on 70-80% power.

Heard you can get lower power draw from a 580 than a 570 on under volting and overclocking with comparably the same hashrate.
Is this possible?

[boatswaincreditE]

The Nvidia is good and still continues to be the joke of the new series.

[Privatoria]

This card has the same hashrate as RX470. It is related to memory chips if you mine Ether. This card has small improvements and you will not see any changes in similar models. If you have possibility to choose between 470 and 570 then take RX470 – it consumes less energe and costs less.

[AIO Inc]

It also heavily depends on brand and type of memory as well. Samsung usually gets 10-20% more hash on most algos. I have one running at 26 mh/s and I also have one running at 30mh/s, both Eth. It's really weird.

[mineroc]

bumping thread...

I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card.  Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?

one click bios

1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory

[damba_]

bumping thread...

I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card.  Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?

one click bios

1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory

~140w per card seems a bit much.
Have you undervolted both core and memory?
If not, try undervolting memory to 900mV, and if it's stable, try lowering voltage until you find max undervolt.
On this link there is tutorial how to undervolt using OverdriveNtool https://mining.help/

[Mattthev]

bumping thread...

I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card.  Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?

one click bios

1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory

~140w per card seems a bit much.
Have you undervolted both core and memory?
If not, try undervolting memory to 900mV, and if it's stable, try lowering voltage until you find max undervolt.
On this link there is tutorial how to undervolt using OverdriveNtool https://mining.help/

He uses 877mV.
If you undervolt memory to 900mV you can save like 10W at wall, depends on memory type with Samsungs you can go even to 850mV or with most of them. Under 100W with RX 5xx you can go only when you mine Monero and other CN coins. Not really with ETH.
Go below 1180MHz and try 800mV you should be hitting 120W or maybe a bit higher like 820mV depends on card.
Overdriventool is great.

[mineroc]

bumping thread...

I just got a setup stable mining @30/card (ethereum only), but seems to be consuming ~140w/card.  Anyone have similar numbers at lower wattage? Thought these things would mine high 20's at 80 w?

one click bios

1200 core
877 mv
2100 memory

~140w per card seems a bit much.
Have you undervolted both core and memory?
If not, try undervolting memory to 900mV, and if it's stable, try lowering voltage until you find max undervolt.
On this link there is tutorial how to undervolt using OverdriveNtool https://mining.help/

He uses 877mV.
If you undervolt memory to 900mV you can save like 10W at wall, depends on memory type with Samsungs you can go even to 850mV or with most of them. Under 100W with RX 5xx you can go only when you mine Monero and other CN coins. Not really with ETH.
Go below 1180MHz and try 800mV you should be hitting 120W or maybe a bit higher like 820mV depends on card.
Overdriventool is great.

Thanks; got to roughly ~120w/card after compensating for losses @ the power supply. 
1150
850mv
2100 memory
mostly hynix, one elpidia

Simple mining nor Hive have memory  undervolting option so may have to try the overdriventool.