Unboxing XFX 5700 XT Raw II with Out of the Box Ethereum Hashrate
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- The one where HashRaptor unboxes the XFX 5700 XT Raw II and shows initial Ethereum Hashrate results in HiveOS.
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Awesome GPU! nice! and yeah I just cannot figure out the whole wattage thing that is happening its very interesting. I want to try that multiple power supply method you got going on with spacegoats meter and see as well!
Yeah, it is nuts. I’ll show the readings in the next video. The riser was at 90 watts at one point when on its own PSU and kilowatt.
The riser was pulling the same or more wattage than the gpu!
You know what would be awesome? If the all the mining RUclipsrs could agree on a standard test bench. Nothing crazy just the motherboard, CPU, RAM, SSD, and PSU would be the same. Probably the power meter as well. That way the numbers would be comparable and also we may be able to see how different software choices would influence the numbers. Or maybe the software should be agreed on as well. If the RUclipsrs could agree on something I'd also immediately go out and buy those components for myself so I could see how my numbers line up and I'm sure many others would as well.
@@fenixmining then someone will need to find info about what isn't in that benchmark....
Jealous...been wanting to get a 5700 XT...I'm sure I will soon enough. I'm looking at the Sapphire Nitro + version, waiting for a good price. Nice vid.
Hey Fish!!! I’m honored that you tune in! Yeah, I think the “good price” part is where we might have some issues for a while :). Oh well, good problem to have with the awesome mining rewards we are seeing.
Someone told me the Nitro one has a crazy good performance... around 58 at 110w.
@@HashRaptor I hope the good profits keep going for a while.
@@abusadoruci i know, I have a 570 version and it's great.
@@HashRaptor Always checking your vids out, good stuff. Jealous of the mining shed to lol.
Wow that is interesting the PSU is using power 🤯 hopefully one day we will see some risers with mini microcontrollers that show the GPU wattage and the riser wattage usage either on a tiny LCD screen or an application. 😂🙏
Ooohhhhhhh!!!! That would be amazing! How you going? Making some coin off that new AMD rig? :)
@@HashRaptor hopefully UBit takes it in consideration 😂. It's been going great thankfully! Just you know.. itching to buy some 5700s 🤤💯⛏️
I may have found a really good deal and also may have some on the way ;)
My advice for accuracy would be either 1. Riserless motherboard with slot-in motherboard or on-board mobo (Octominer, Manli etc.). My Manli riserless board with CPU, ram, GPU out etc. runs at 31w total for system at the wall and it varies VERY little. 2. Use a at-wire measurement using a Fluke, or hacked PCI/Riser cables to a oscilloscope or lab style power meter.
Great suggestions. I’m probably not skilled enough to hack the riser cable (I think). I’ll Luke up a Fluke, hope I can find it on Amazon :). Will also check out the manli board.
Interesting video. I've been thinking lately about all the power consumption numbers floating around and have come to conclusion that they really can't be compared to each other because of all the variables. My thinking right now is one should eliminate as much of the system as possible. So basically the test system would be a motherboard, CPU with an iGPU, one stick of RAM, SSD, and a PSU. A power reading can be taken with just this stuff at idle. Then install the GPU and take a reading and subtract the original idle reading to get the GPU idle power. Mining consumption would be total system while mining minus the original system idle. This isn't perfectly accurate since the total system is doing more than when it's idling but I find that my CPU isn't doing all that much while mining so it should be pretty close. The important thing here is eliminating all the variables like risers, fans, fan hubs/controllers, multiple PSUs, additional resistance from all the cables and splitters, etc. And that's just hardware. OS, OS version, driver version, miner version all matters as well... Looking forward to seeing any results you come up with because I'm looking at my 5700 XT numbers and they don't seem as good a lot of the other numbers I'm seeing...
Well said. I agree 100%. I’m actually trying to come up with the protocol you described for future testing right now. Simplify as much as possible. If I do use multiple power supplies that will be just for a broad idea of what is going on with each component. But yeah I am more convinced than ever that the reading shared all over the forums and RUclips videos are curious for certain.
@@HashRaptor You know what would be awesome? If the all the mining RUclipsrs could agree on a standard test bench. Nothing crazy just the motherboard, CPU, RAM, SSD, and PSU would be the same. Probably the power meter as well. That way the numbers would be comparable and also we may be able to see how different software choices would influence the numbers. Or maybe the software should be agreed on as well. If the RUclipsrs could agree on something I'd also immediately go out and buy those components for myself so I could see how my numbers line up and I'm sure many others would as well.
I would advise anyone against buying the 5700 XT variant if you can grab the non XT 5700 at a good price and then flash to the XT bios. Of course this depends on how comfortable you are with bios flashing.
my 5700's all do around 57 mhs on eth via windows with modified 5700xt bios flashed on them.
Thanks for sharing Hash
Glad you said it and agree 100%. I should have stated I only got this because I got it at the same price as most of the 5700’s out there. I’ll be sure to mention it in an upcoming video. There is a big video coming on the subject of 5700’s ;)
@@HashRaptor You Do great work friend. Much appreciated.
Great video, just got 2 of these ones but the 3 fan variant. About wattage everyone is having different readings.
Raul Martinez Aguirre 3 fan is the way to go! I only picked this one up because it went on sale. May return it if I can find a better deal in the next 30 days. May not be possible with prices on the rise :)
This is a solid card by XFX!!! Smart move on picking it up now!!!
Thanks man! Got it at the same price as 5700’s on sale, so got it while I could.
Super cool bro 👍🏻
can't wait to watch your next video and get to know your best results for this card !
There's a way to measure the EXACT current out of any load and later figure out power consumption (P=V.I) which I personally used when I had to enforce a current-limiting method for some builds, but I haven't tried the same for a GPU yet, doing so is possible in your case of course with a multimeter and some wiring after figuring out and studying pinout diagram for a GPU DC input interface.
For a PCIe 6 Pin interface:
pins 1,2,3 ---> +
pins 4,5,6 ---> -
For a PCIe 8 Pin interface:
pins 1,2,3, ---> +
pins 5,7,8 ---> -
Diagrams and standards might differ though !
Wish U the best always bro !
Sam 🎵✌🏻
Awesome info. I definitely need something like that, but will need to pay an electrician to build it. Over my head :).
Hash Raptor U can do it yourself bro !
in fact; U can also fabricate a m/f interface which U can use on any future GPU's to retrieve precise measurements, this way it becomes a plug-n-play method with some easy math for final readings.
I agree it can be a bit risky if U make a slight mistake swapping poles !!
Best of luck bro :)
Yes, that is my bigger worry if I start taking on my own electrical. I think I can do that stuff, but not with expert level confidence. It would be that one out of a hundred that I’d set something on fire :)
Can you explain the hive-replace list in further detail? What do the different options mean? What does ti accomplish to switch from the current hive being used?
Well, honestly I've used hive for years and never needed to use it. So I doubt you will, unless you might need experimental drivers as I did from AMD for the 5700 line. So I wouldn't worry about it too much, you may never need it. But, if someone mentions a specific build, you have this in your back pocket. Otherwise you can just upgrade as needed directly withing hive.
mostly or even coarsair 1600i psu also give just 2 x cables for 8+8 pin which means you can only run 2* 5700XT . Other they provide 8 pin cables . Which can be used with good quality Y splitter ..... Converting 8 pin cable into 8+8 pin cable .
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Awesome to know thanks!
Mostly 2 fan gpu on 5700xt gives memory and juntion temp reading high .... So using after market thermal paste of good quality is must to do stuff along with good quality thermal pads
Thanks for the tips! Have any thermal pads you can recommend?
5700xt yes sir!
:) rock on! Just hope we can get decent prices over the coming months! Take care my friend
What was the price cut? How much was it?
$365 :)
Hey were you able to flash your bios on hiveos after modding the bios with the Red BIOS Editor? I was able to download the stock bios for my 5700xt from hiveos and edit it. However, when I try to flash it through Hive, the bios flash keep failing. I'm using the same hive kernal version as you so am I missing something?
Haven’t tried yet. But getting there. Hope to try in the next day or two.
Asus duo 5700XT give 95 plus on memory temp . If you are getting 80 then it will be fine mate . I am getting around 88c on memory on red dragon power color
Thanks for the heads up! Worried about these memory temps. Testing another card now :)
Use one psu of 1250 onward on gold rated atleast . Run 6* 5700XT with out bios mode . And try to keep the rig under 950 watts .....
Thanks! How about for the studio test rig? Think I should leave the 3 PSU’s only so I can show reading to the audience for the risers, GPU, and mobo separately? I can’t decide.
I just received my 5700 xt on Friday (MSI Evoke OC). The thing was a heater. Not to mention the driver issues with frequent system crashes. It mined ETH at close to 60MHs for 100 watts, but not reliable. I returned it. Maybe I'll try another brand.
Hey man, good to hear from you. Hey, did that 100 watts include the riser?
@@HashRaptor It did not use a riser because I was testing it in my desktop/Windows computer, not my HiveOS miner. I never got that far.
Ah, I gotcha. Take care my man
@@HashRaptor I ordered a Gigabyte 5700xt Gaming OC. Can I just pop this into my HiveOS miner along with my 1660ti? Should it be plug and play except for tweeking the overclocking?
Hi ! Just a question : should I buy right now this card of should I wait the launch of the brand new RTX3000 series or new Big Navi ?
The jury is still out for me on this card. I'll let you know in the next day or two, but right now I'd say don't get it unless you get it on sale vs similar models.
plugged the trigger....nice
Hehe, thanks I just can’t take it anymore. stay tuned. It gets better :).
Which HiveOS are you using for your hive setup, I have had problems with mine and can not use the latest OS file
I am running the latest in everything. I have bounced back and forth downgrading on my 5700 rigs. Are you burning the Hive ISO image to a USB?
@@HashRaptor Yes still having a problem, I have the weekend to figure it out
Im using Nito +, maybe thats my problem, will have to do more searching
Save yourself some hair pulling and madness by using the 06-140 beta on hive. That newest beta is very very buggy.
Thanks for the heads up. So to make sure I understand what you said, do use 06-140 or don’t?
Hi, i use 2 5700xt Sapphire Nitro and maximum hashrate is 55.9 for each. With autofun, core 1385; VDD 800 ; MEM 960 for both i consume 220W . If you found an better configuration, please tell me o make another video... I think this GPU they can reach 60mh without problems. Thanks a lot
I'm playing around with the overclocks as we speak :). Thanks for sharing your success and settings. Hey, have you tried the one click bios mod or changed any of the memory timings?
@@HashRaptor hi Raptor, thanks for your reply. I have not modded the BIOS, but I am planning to do. I have to look for good guide because I am afraid of causing disasters. Anyway I did an upgrade now I have 4 5700xt GPUs with only two cards MEM was set to 960, but with 4 cards I had to go down with MEM to 930 because Phoenix Miner crashed and restarted and now Is 53 mh/s. When you find a solution I will follow your advice. 😉 Thank you
I am using 1250 watts gold rated psu and pulling 850 watts from that psu on 5*5700XT .One more 5700XT will be shipped to me on friday . . Can handel 950-980 watts like a breeze
Nice. Which one do you have on the way?
Same as 5 . Power color red dragon . .....
Nice! I’ve been wanting one but the price keeps going the wrong direction hehe. Haven’t found a decent deal yet.
Gamer nexes who uses to give gpu teardown gave review of that xfx . And he is not rating that gpu high . .... But any way good to see u in red camp
Actually i ordered from uk . And then from uk i used TNT as courier service to bring the unit one by one in lahore pakistan ....
honestly how much are you making after power,hardware,time,...etc?
Hey, thanks so much for watching and commenting! So I don’t sell daily which is usually the figure people want to hear. That being said, my goal is to ROI my hardware (including all expenses) within 6 months to 1 year. I have a detailed explanation in a video on the channel called, “How I ROI My Rigs”. Just do a search in the channel for ROI. Hope that helps!
@@HashRaptor okay will do thanks!
What is the price you got it for? I was waiting the whole time and you didn't even mention that!
Hey, I got it in sale from Best Buy for $369
I bought it on Amazon 7 months ago for the same price
@@iamfunny2414 The price $600 CAD right now! With taxes it's even more!
I don't know what is wrong with my 2 XFX RX 5700 XT Triple Dissipation, they are extremely power hungry, I cant keep lower than 140w. Any suggestion?
Hey man, did you try more power tools yet? Looks like I can get down to 725 mv around 117 watts in the software (driver)
@@HashRaptor let me try that. So far with 750 mv still really high power. Thanks.
@@HashRaptor Yes it is already looking better, still more test to do. Thanks a lot.
Memtemp ain’t That bad out of the gate at 80c
This is pscrillava from discord btw 👊🏻
Really? Nice! I was worried about that. About to get to work on this thing again shortly. Any tips?
Hash Raptor I think it measures high at the junction from what I have read. I think there is a safe range according to the manufacturer, I don’t remember the exact degrees but I was surprised on how high they were. I might call and get
more info on my next day off.
10:52 Megahash results.
Rock on!
Btw I'm also looking for the new Nvidia GPU..maybe the 36xx will be the sweet spot.
Man I hope so. Can’t wait!
on AMD 5700XT should always go for Nitro + at least for mining
I’ve heard good things about Nitro. Have one?
Power color red devil is also best tripple fan
@@HashRaptor most of my buddies have i am waiting for mine
You did it!!
Haha, finally!
what wallet should I use ? tell me a secure one
i'm into powercolor 5700 and 5700xt
Hey, what coin are you looking to mine?
@@HashRaptor hello, thanks ETH for now
Gotcha. Well, if you like easy and mobile, take a look at Coinomi. I like it because it has tons of coins, so I can mine lots of algos straight to it.
I use it (Coinomi) on mobile, but they have a desktop wallet also.
@@HashRaptor thanks for the help ⛏️⛏️⛏️
Hi good vidéo thx, for the display Wattmetre it's 2Amp
Excellent thanks. I was about to look that up shortly. Just saved me the time. That isn’t bad at all. But if I use 3 of them, then the large wattmann strip, and 2 server PSU’s it all starts to add up. Hmmm, what do you think? Leave it as is and just subtract out the estimated overhead usage?
@@HashRaptor i think just subtract out is a good idea
Got it. Thanks!
Waiting for BIOS mod 😃. I'm using "ASUS TUF Gaming X3 Radeon RX 5700 XT OC Edition 8 GB GDDR6", after BIOS mod, I'm getting 57.61 Mh/s.
Very nice. Is that staying stable? If so, would it be okay to share your overclock settings? I'm still trying to fine tune mine :)
what about memory temp. on asus tuf. mine was working at 106c and restarts the rig usually
Why did u disconnect your molex from motherboard ?
Different rig :). This is my studio rig. The barebones is already in the shed hehe. Take care my man!
Do all 3 reading imo
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Man it is obvious!!! U should look for each power supply efficiency most of them on 70% and the lowest on the edges so at lower power consumption u are at the lowest efficiency so your readings are wrong
Hmmm, very good point! So let me think through this. The platinum should be between 50 to 70% load for the best efficiency by a couple of percentage points. Not sure how that translates to 14 watts though or how that would be different at 50% load. Are you suggesting it would use less than 14 watts?
@@HashRaptor yes. So at 92% it is using 8w
It is equivalent to 8 at 60% and u will see pulling 14w
Makes total sense. So the question becomes, is it worth isolating that wattage readout by using a standalone psu (for the riser for example), and then just subtracting 14(ish watts). Same for GPU wattage. Or just do it the old fashion way and just have one reading at the wall and subtract the idle system wattage. The only downside to that is that I can’t see directly what the riser and GPU are doing. What do you think?
I did like seeing the large amount of energy the riser was using. Nice to know if it is using 10 watts or 70 watts, even if the psu is adding 14 watts. Hhmmmm. Maybe I’ll do it both ways :)