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April 29, 2021, 05:59:37 PM
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my better 5500xt do 27 mh at 53-55 watts.

my lessor ones do 25 mh at 51 watts


I only do memory straps

I never flash bios.
Damn I wish I can get six of those, this is the real definition of power efficiency, two rx5500 will draw 106 to 110 watt @54 MH, damn that's cool and I heard those cards works so cool at good temp

I pushed getting cards from april 2020 and got all my amd cards in 2020.

so they were cheap.

It is very tempting to sell them all in one shot.

I sold one 5500xt for 400 and have held all the others.
Don't sell, I repeat, don't sell, because look around you it's easier to tell that this bull season is in for a long ride, we all thought it will be over pretty soon but the adoption is insanely growing, forget 2021 when it comes to probably the return of bear season, it's not going to happen
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April 30, 2021, 07:54:32 AM
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i saw many 5500xt that can do around 29mh at 50 watts.
Maybe someone have one for me for tests?  Huh Roll Eyes Cheesy
It looks like that this is data from HiveOS or RaveOS, it isn`t correct. You need to use a wattmeter to get true values with AMD GPUs.

my better 5500xt do 27 mh at 53-55 watts.

my lessor ones do 25 mh at 51 watts


I only do memory straps

I never flash bios.
My 5500xt are about 28mh at 75-80watts, only RaveOS configured. My 5600xt are flashed and about 43mh at 100-110watts. Before flashing 5600xt gave me about 39-40mh with the same power consumption.


Yeah here goes. all smos

Msi 5600xt 37.93 mh at 79 watts
Msi 5600xt 37.92 mh at 78 watts
Msi 5600xt 37.93 mh at 78 watts
Msi 5600xt 38.77 mh at 77 watts
Msi 5600xt 37.95 mh at 76 watts
Msi 5600xt 38.17 mh at 91 watts
Msi 5600xt 38.17 mh at 86 watts
Msi 5600xt 38.39 mh at 79 watts




powercolor 5700xt 49.66 mh at 106 watts
powercolor 5700xt 49.60 mh at 103 watts
powercolor 5700xt 49.58 mh at 106 watts
powerColor 5700xt 50.88 mh at 113 watts------ an rma replacement card
Xfx 5700xt 50.36 mh at 100 watts
amd 5700xl 49.48 mh at 103 watts
amd 5700 xl 49.54 mh at 104 watts
msi 5700xl 49.45 mh at 109 watts ------- this card has issues
msi 5700xt 50.28 mh at 115 watts ------- this card also has issues
msi 5700xt 40.49 mh at 95 watts -------- this card really is weird




asus    5500xt 26.02 mh at 61 watts
msi.    5500xt 26.02 mh at 56 watts
msi     5500xt 25.44 mh at 56 watts
asrock 5500xt 24.67 mh at 72 watts ------ a mini card runs hot also a replacement rma
his      5500xt 25.19 mh at 56 watts ------ good mini card
his.     5500 xt 25.29 mh at 57 watts------ good mini card



of the 24 above the 5600xt clearly do best

those are the smos software numbers for watts and mh



This Power consumption data is totally useless. YOU NEED TO MEASURE POWER AT WALL

Card does not show the total power needed...only Nvidia cards can show good power data, AMD always shows less.

My 5700 do 55 Mhash at around 60 watts....so that´s the real efficiency king Tongue

https://s12.directupload.net/images/210430/29pur7ve.png

At wall this rig makes 550 W....so its 2 times more in total.
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April 30, 2021, 08:08:06 AM
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@Cryptomining2003 I don't really get you mate, is your 4x rx5700 pulling 550W from wall or 2x of 550w ? Because it seems like power measurements from mining softwares are all blunt lies, please do reply on this because I really want to know

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