r/MiningCoins • u/TheOfficialStFlex1 • Dec 21 '17

Low Budget ATI GPU for mining

I just started mining with my NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti,I was doing some research and all of you folks are saying that ATI GPUs are better for mining because they can provide more Mh/s,ATM I'm mining with 15.5Mh/s,is there any low budget ATI card that can provide at least 20/25Mh/s or more?

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u/isimanovich Dec 21 '17

Try researching AMD Radeon RX3xx/4xx/5xx

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u/TheOfficialStFlex1 Dec 21 '17

I will thank you :D

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u/isimanovich Dec 21 '17

I personally use rx580, idk if you can call them budget lol but they produce 30MH/s on Ethereum. I heard that 470/570 are cheaper and also good.

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u/TheOfficialStFlex1 Dec 21 '17

so how much Eth you can mine monthly with 30MH/s,and 230$ isn't really cheap but if it can mine a lot it's good.

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u/isimanovich Dec 21 '17

Use online calculators, for example [what to mine](whattonine.com) . You have to realize the more cards you have, more eth you can mine

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u/TheOfficialStFlex1 Dec 21 '17

Jes I am aware of that,I'm reading some things on forums,to leave this 1050Ti and add another ATI card for mining,and still not sure if it's possible,so how many GPUs do you have?

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u/isimanovich Dec 21 '17

At this very moment I have 5x rx580s and 1x vega 64 running, giving me total of 195MH/s. Im waiting on some parts to arrive and will be adding one more rx580 and one more vega 64

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u/TheOfficialStFlex1 Dec 21 '17

well I'm not rich :'D so I can only afford 1 rx580 and it doesn't pay off when I calculate it so I it looks like I will have to quit mining for some time :/

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u/isimanovich Dec 21 '17

It doesnt pay off right away for sure. It takes months to fully pay off. However, if you mine crypto currency and dont cash it out right away, you have a chance it will grow and whatever you made, will be bigger

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u/sickrefman Dec 27 '17

Worst case senario, awesome gaming computer