Best thing to mine with rx 570 4gb nitro+

[Money_king88]

To start I have been mining off and on for a few years now so i am not a newbie to it but what are you guys mining for hobbie with your rx 570.

I use to mine XMR with my 550 but now GPUs are pretty useless for XMR

[Khristofle]

To start I have been mining off and on for a few years now so i am not a newbie to it but what are you guys mining for hobbie with your rx 570.

I use to mine XMR with my 550 but now GPUs are pretty useless for XMR

Hello, with my rx 570 4gb I mine METAVERSE ETP "https://etp.2miners.com/"
I didn't say 2miners was the best, but I use it and I have no problem.

I also have an RX 550, but I haven't tried it.
Have a good day

[waywoos]

eth classic

[0xcosmos]

only ethash based coins are best to mine with rx 570 4gb
so try to find a low cap coin and mine that
like expanse pirl etc

[rdluffy]

It's always good to start with

https://whattomine.com/coins

So you can start to see which coin to mine, the most profitable at the moment is ETC and it fits nice with your card with 4gb
I would stick with the most profitable

If you like some project like PIRL or UBIQ for example, you can mine to support and wait for a better future

[Herry Toms]

I think XMR is not more profitable with GPUs but you can try other good cryptonight coins with this card such as Cryptonight-GPU(Ryocurrency). I don't have the same card I'm mining it with 1060's it is going great on it. I'm not shy to say that this algorithm is best for GPU miners because it supports AMD/NIVIDA cards almost with the same accuracy.
Give it a try.

[adaseb]

Since yours is 4GB you might run into DAG file issues with mining ETH or ETC. Most people with Win 10 are having errors. So you got a few options.

1) Switch to Linux or Windows 7. The overhead for the GDDR required by the OS is much smaller.

2) Mine another coin - However not much out there in terms of profitability better than ETH or ETC.

3) Get a 8GB GPU and pair it with the 4GB and it should work. Put the 8GB in the GPU0 slot and it will use more GDDR by the OS so the 4GB doesn't fail to initialize.

There are threads about this in the Claymore thread.