This is just a general post. I want to find out what you want to do and what we should do as a mining community. Personally, there are a few projects I like. Flux, RVN, Ergo etc. After mining for over 12 months, all I want is transparency. It seems like miners and developers of …
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This AMD card was originally intended for cloud servers, but it has now grabbed the attention of miners. Due to offering a potential of 72 MH/s on Ethereum
With AVN (Avian Network) now taking some of the hashrate from RTM, I have decided to do some speculative mining, Check out the guide.
When setting up a motherboard I would recommend updating the bios to the latest version. Setting the PCIE to Gen 1 or Gen 2 and enabling 4g decoding as a starting point. Also remember that you can expand capacity with a 1 to 4 PCIE splitter.
The 5600 XT is one of the most efficient graphics card every made for GPU mining. Providing 44 MH/s at circa 55 watts on Team Red Miner who have lead the way for AMD cards.
Nvidia’s 3080 Ti is a beast of a graphics card, with the new NBMiner updates its getting 87-88 MH/s on Ethereum.
Mining has been good recently, I started with a single GPU in my gaming rig and have now accumulated 29 graphics cards delivering 1.1 GH/s
The 1080 Ti requires a modification to get to the full potential of the card. This is called the “pil”, and its a built in command on the overclocks section of HiveOS.
This AMD Rig build was my first, it started on an Amazon shelf and has since transferred to Vedha T2 frame. Its currently producing 174 MH/s on Ethereum
AMD’s RX 480 8GB delivers a stable 31 Mh/s on Ethereum once the bios is updated. So, in my view this old dog still has some life in it yet.