AMD Radeon VII Achieves ~100MH/s Mining ETH - Beats Titan V

AMD has taken the performance crown for Ethereum mining in one case over again with the Radeon VII. The Radeon Seven manages to overtake Polaris, Fiji, the Titan Five, and Turing all at one time, but will information technology make mining profitable again?

~100MH/southward While Mining ETH

Out of the box in stock configuration, the Radeon VII manages to pull off a whopping 90MH/southward, nearly triple the performance of a stock RX Vega 64, is 29% faster than the Radeon Pro Duo, and beats the Titan V by a large margin. The RX Vega 64 is quite a bit behind the Radeon Pro Duo, and the Pro Duo trails slightly behind the Titan Five in terms of the raw hash rate at stock configurations.

GPU	Stock MH/southward	Optimized MH/southward
Radeon Seven	90	~100
Titan Five	69	82
Radeon Pro Duo (Republic of the fiji islands)	64
RX Vega 64	32	44

After tweaking the Radeon VII, it is possible to achieve a hash charge per unit between 90MH/s and 100MH/s. According to VoskCoin over at BitcoinTalk, the post-obit configuration brings in 91MH/south at 251 watts. This configuration provides an efficiency improvement of 21% over the stock 319-watt power consumption.

Configuration	Core Voltage	Core Clock	Memory Clock	Power Limit	Power Consumption
Stock	1136mV	1801MHz	1000MHz	+0%	319W
Optimized	950mV	1750MHz	1100MHz	+0%	251W

Radeon VII - Best New Mining GPU?

Compared to the Titan V, the Radeon 7 is a much more compelling option.  The Radeon Vii is immensely cheaper, now bachelor for $680 - $700, whereas the Titan V is within the $3000 range, and the Radeon 7 achieves a higher hash charge per unit per watt. Compared to Polaris, Radeon Seven is a more efficient option. The Radeon VII draws less power than 3 RX 570s/580s and will occupy a single PCIe slot rather than three, enabling higher performance density in mining rigs, and less heat output. As for the Radeon Pro Duo, for miners interested in mining multiple coins, the dual-GPU design may be desirable. With a dual-GPU, miners take the ability to dedicate ane GPU to, say, ETH, and the other to XMR, making it a dynamic card.

The Radeon Vii'southward increased hash rate is largely due to the massive comeback of memory bandwidth over Vega 10. The RX Vega 64 has a retention bandwidth of 484GB/due south and 8GB of HBM2, whereas the Radeon Vii boasts a retentivity bandwidth of 1TB/s and 16GB of HBM2. The RX Vega 64 has a TDP of 295W, compared to the Radeon VII'due south 300W TDP, making the Radeon Seven a much more efficient card at the same power consumption. The Radeon Seven as well has a higher maximum temperature.

Radeon 7 for Gaming?

The Radeon 7 typically trades blows with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080, but in some cases, such every bit in World War Z, the Radeon 7, let lone the RX Vega 64, manages to beat the RTX 2080 Ti. TweakTown had besides reported the Radeon VII surpassing the RX 2080 Ti, and the RX Vega 64 surpassing the GTX 1080 Ti in the Division two at 1080p and 1440p.

Source: https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-vii-mining-hashrate-beats-titan-v-radeon-pro-duo/

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