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September 08, 2013, 01:08:11 PM
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Hi All,

I am planning to purchase a GPU.

Can you tell me the hash rate and the power consumed for the below mentioned model

R7970 TF 3GD5/OC BE - 3GB MSI Radeon HD 7970 Twin Frozr III/OC Boost Edition, 5500MHz GDDR5, 28nm, GPU 1000MHz, 2048 Cores

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September 08, 2013, 01:15:46 PM
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This will consume around 250watts just for the card and will hash 650KH/s on most settings.

And if you have a low power cpu it will total around 320watts including the Hard Drive and Ram.

So if you're planning to mine ASAP, just first compute your power rates and also consider in looking for 2nd hand cards to lessen the cost. You can see here in the forums selling their mint 7950 for .5 BTC.

Hope this helps you.

P.S.  $0.25/KwH is your breakeven point.
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September 08, 2013, 01:34:24 PM
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This will consume around 250watts just for the card and will hash 650KH/s on most settings.

And if you have a low power cpu it will total around 320watts including the Hard Drive and Ram.

So if you're planning to mine ASAP, just first compute your power rates and also consider in looking for 2nd hand cards to lessen the cost. You can see here in the forums selling their mint 7950 for .5 BTC.

Hope this helps you.

P.S.  $0.25/KwH is your breakeven point.


I tried searching in Auctions Section. But I am unable to find any second hand 7950 cards.  Sad
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September 08, 2013, 02:01:13 PM
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How many do you want? I can buy from china!
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September 08, 2013, 02:03:13 PM
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How many do you want? I can buy from china!

May I know how much does each card cost. I can go up to 5 cards.
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September 08, 2013, 03:16:22 PM
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This will consume around 250watts just for the card and will hash 650KH/s on most settings.

And if you have a low power cpu it will total around 320watts including the Hard Drive and Ram.

So if you're planning to mine ASAP, just first compute your power rates and also consider in looking for 2nd hand cards to lessen the cost. You can see here in the forums selling their mint 7950 for .5 BTC.

Hope this helps you.

P.S.  $0.25/KwH is your breakeven point.

Where can you find them that cheap? I would be extremely happy seeing as how that's like 1/3 of retail value. You did mean 7950 and not 7850 right?
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September 09, 2013, 12:41:12 PM
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This will consume around 250watts just for the card and will hash 650KH/s on most settings.

And if you have a low power cpu it will total around 320watts including the Hard Drive and Ram.

So if you're planning to mine ASAP, just first compute your power rates and also consider in looking for 2nd hand cards to lessen the cost. You can see here in the forums selling their mint 7950 for .5 BTC.

Hope this helps you.

P.S.  $0.25/KwH is your breakeven point.

Where can you find these 0.5 BTC 7950s? link!

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