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February 18, 2012, 01:25:23 AM
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I'm planning on starting a small rig just for the fun of it, definitely not looking to make a profit, I would like to be able to expand upon it so I was wanting to get opinions on the Sapphire HD 6850.

Thanks everyone I'm excited to be here.
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February 18, 2012, 05:18:53 AM
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I have four.  Not bad.  I get a steady 220 mhash on them but I don't really push them that hard.  They are more like filler cards for the 4th slot on my rigs cuz my PSUs can't handle four 5850, but they can handle three 5850 and one 6850 under clocked a little.

I think you can unlock shaders and get more performance out of them.

I buy and sell GPUs, most 5850s and 7970s. 
jimzolorenzo@gmail.com  -- Make an offer.
http://myworld.ebay.com/i_buy_5850s  -- current inventory
I have a couple bare bone mining rigs for sale as well.

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February 18, 2012, 06:03:36 AM
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I have four.  Not bad.  I get a steady 220 mhash on them but I don't really push them that hard.  They are more like filler cards for the 4th slot on my rigs cuz my PSUs can't handle four 5850, but they can handle three 5850 and one 6850 under clocked a little.

I think you can unlock shaders and get more performance out of them.

Thanks for the input, I probably won't push mine to hard either, it's just a fun project, and I think I'll use the excess heat from the cards to keep my hedgehog warm, she has to stay at 72 Degrees minimum.
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February 18, 2012, 07:42:57 AM
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That is a great idea!  I have a few rigs here and there around my house, strategically placed for heat during the winter months.

I buy and sell GPUs, most 5850s and 7970s. 
jimzolorenzo@gmail.com  -- Make an offer.
http://myworld.ebay.com/i_buy_5850s  -- current inventory
I have a couple bare bone mining rigs for sale as well.

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February 18, 2012, 07:25:18 PM
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That is a great idea!  I have a few rigs here and there around my house, strategically placed for heat during the winter months.

Why save on electricity when you can save on gas!
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